Fri, 31 Mar 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-No, it's mine.

-No, it's mine.

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-You've had yours.

-I want another one. I'm starving!

-Give it here.

-You know I'm going to get it!

-Oh.

-Erm... What are you doing home?

-Aren't you going to introduce us?

-Erm... Mam, Hannah.

-Hannah, Mam.

-My, erm... girlfriend.

-What's going on with your mother?

-I've been trying to phone her

-all morning.

-She's left. She's gone to London

-to live with Stacey.

-She went yesterday.

-She didn't say anything to me.

-Yes, well, it was sudden.

-It's odd she didn't say.

-Welcome back.

-Gracias.

-You look good, for a change.

-Sand, sea and sangria.

-It does the world of good.

-But it's nice to come home

-for a rest!

-I'm sure there's more to life

-than sand, sea and sangria, Debbie.

-Yes, you're quite right.

-You don't know what you're missing.

-Hola, senor.

-A little something for you.

-Joke! It's for Nicky.

-I've got something

-a bit more jolly for you.

-Thanks.

-Thanks.

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-You'd dive for that, usually.

-If you don't want it...

-A lot's happened

-while you were away.

-Let's go through.

-Plenty of juicy gossip, I hope.

-You shouldn't try to carry too

-many of those. Let me help you.

-I don't want help

-from someone like you.

-People in this village

-are so two-faced.

-They're not willing to forgive.

-What you don't understand...

-..is that you have to repent

-before you can be forgiven.

-You shouldn't even be showing

-your face in this village...

-..after what you've done.

-I'd better go. You've got

-a lot of catching up to do.

-There's no rush, is there?

-Hey, I'll put the kettle on now.

-We can get to know

-each other better.

-Some other time.

-I've got things to do.

-Oh, OK, love.

-See you.

-See you.

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-Ta-ra.

-Well, look at you.

-You've found a girlfriend.

-She's lovely, too. From Australia.

-How exotic.

-Where did you meet then?

-In the village a few weeks ago.

-Oh, right. What's someone

-from Sydney doing in Cwmderi?

-She's staying with her grandmother.

-Diane.

-She's Steffan Humphries' daughter.

-Yes.

-You do know that he killed

-your father.

-Yes, but before you go off on one,

-we've discussed that...

-..and I know the situation

-is a bit unusual...

-She doesn't even remember

-her father.

-And I don't remember much about

-Dad either. It's not an issue.

-Isn't it?

-No.

-So please, don't turn it into one.

-Hannah's really cool

-and I really like her.

-It was just a shock.

-Right, is there something else

-you've been hiding from me...

-..while I've been away?

-Hey!

-Why didn't you say you were

-coming back today?

-Because I wanted to surprise you,

-but it was me who got the surprise.

-How's Neil?

-Fine. That's why I came back early.

-I'd better go.

-Alright, love. Ta-ra, Chest. Ta-ra.

-Do you think it's a good idea

-for him and Hannah Francis...

-..to be going out together?

-I've never seen him so happy.

-I can't believe all this has been

-happening. Why didn't you say?

-You weren't here.

-You weren't here.

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-If you'd phoned I'd have come home.

-I didn't want to worry you.

-You were enjoying yourself.

-I didn't want to spoil that.

-I didn't want to spoil that.

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-You should have told me.

-You deserved a break.

-Don't you trust me?

-What? Of course I do.

-Why keep something

-so important from me?

-Don't turn this round

-to be about you now.

-I'm not. I'm just disappointed.

-There's no problem with us,

-is there?

-Eh? No.

-But I have got other problems.

-I told you because I could do

-with a bit of support.

-I regret telling you at all now.

-Are you alright?

-Mmm. Which is more than

-I can say for Sioned.

-People were very nasty to her

-out there earlier.

-You can't blame them after

-everything that's happened.

-I suppose not.

-Have you answered her calls?

-You had eight missed calls

-yesterday.

-You're not starting to feel

-sorry for her, are you?

-I just don't think things

-are easy for her either.

-You do feel sorry for her.

-After everything she's done.

-Here you go. These are for Stacey.

-And I've got an afternoon tea

-voucher at the Glyndwr.

-I thought we could go

-this afternoon.

-Listen, the thing is, Stacey's

-had to go back to London.

-A problem at work.

-I thought she was excited

-about today.

-Has she changed her mind

-about getting to know me?

-No, not at all.

-She had no choice.

-Mam's gone with her.

-When will they be back?

-No idea.

-Back from Newcastle at last.

-How's Neil?

-A lot better, thanks.

-Well, you can put your feet up now

-and be spoilt a little.

-There's not much hope of that,

-is there?

-What do you think about

-the lovebirds then?

-Chester and Hannah.

-You do know they're

-going out together.

-Hannah and Chester?

-What's wrong with Chester?

-Well, Hannah's a good girl.

-Yes, and Chester's a good boy.

-He's changed, Diane.

-Well, if he's changed why were the

-police chasing him a few weeks ago?

-You obviously haven't heard

-about the drugs at the school.

-Chester was right

-in the middle of it.

-I don't want him anywhere near

-our Hannah.

-That boy will be back in jail

-before he turns round!

-She looked very fragile to me.

-She looked very fragile to me.

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-That's her fault.

-I'm not saying it isn't. But she's

-still grieving, despite everything.

-She did love Ed, you know.

-I think she did.

-And whatever's happened, losing him

-is bound to be a terrible shock.

-Never mind the guilt.

-Imagine it.

-Every morning when you wake up.

-Every night before you go to sleep.

-If you can sleep.

-I think we should check up on her.

-You know I don't want to see her.

-Eileen, you're still her mother.

-She's been sitting in that flat

-on her own for days.

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-Why don't we go for this

-afternoon tea anyway?

-Some other time. I'm not in

-the mood between everything.

-Come on. It'll be nice.

-Come on. It'll be nice.

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-No.

-You don't think it's my fault

-that she's left, do you?

-No.

-No, not at all.

-Well, let's go to the Glyndwr then.

-Stacey might not be here...

-..but you can still get to know

-your other sister.

-Yes, but you're not really

-my sister, are you?

-Sorry. I shouldn't have said that.

-I didn't mean it.

-You did. If you don't want to get

-to know me just say and I'll go.

-I want to.

-I want to.

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-I don't believe you!

-I really wanted to

-do something nice...

-..and you throw it back in my face!

-And Stacey hasn't even turned up!

-You knew how much today

-meant to me.

-I've been desperate for weeks

-to be accepted by you.

-You don't really want

-to get to know me.

-I'm a nuisance.

-Just forget it.

-Please, Non, don't go.

-I can't take any more hurt.

-Come back.

-Non!

-Come in.

-We're not staying.

-We just wanted to see how you are.

-I'm sure we can sit down

-for five minutes.

-We don't have to be anywhere.

-Chester was wrongly accused.

-That's why we didn't tell you.

-We?

-Me and Garry.

-Me and Garry.

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-He knew as well, did he?

-And Dani and Catrin.

-I would have come straight home.

-Exactly. And there was no need.

-Everything was under control.

-Although, he was suspended

-for a while.

-Chester was suspended?

-Yes. Only for a while.

-Then this girl collapsed in school.

-Ricky almost died.

-After taking drugs?

-Yes. But as I was saying,

-it wasn't Chester's fault.

-She's found out then.

-What the hell's been going on?

-What the hell's been going on?

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-Chill, Mam.

-Chill! You've been messing

-around with drugs.

-He hasn't!

-He hasn't!

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-I'm asking Chester.

-If you let him speak,

-he might tell you everything.

-Hiya.

-Hiya.

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-Let's get out of here.

-Everyone hates me.

-Please don't hate me as well.

-Be angry with me.

-But please don't hate me.

-Forgive me, Mam, please.

-I can't.

-Not this time. You've gone too far.

-I don't have anyone else.

-Crying isn't going to help

-this time, Sioned.

-I've seen those tears before.

-And just so you know,

-the only reason I'm here...

-..is because I feel I should be here

-because I'm your mother.

-It's not my forgiveness

-that's important anyway.

-But Ed's forgiveness.

-If you had that...

-..maybe you'd feel better.

-But I'm not going to have that,

-am I?

-He's not here.

-You can try and make up

-for what you did.

-How?

-That's up to you, Sioned.

-But if you don't...

-..you're going to be sitting here

-feeling sorry for yourself forever.

-I'm not feeling sorry for myself...

-What is it then?

-You always want help

-when things go wrong for you.

-But this is your mess.

-And it's about time

-you sorted yourself out.

-Or you're going to be a very lonely

-woman if you carry on like this.

-Come on, Jim. We're going.

-Do you promise me

-you didn't touch any drugs?

-Yes.

-I've seen what they can do

-to people in jail, Col.

-Yes, so have I.

-Losers take drugs, Mam.

-You've brought up

-a sensible boy here.

-Ryan Donalds was arrested

-last night.

-Who?

-The bloke who was supplying Tom.

-Some kingpin from Llanelli.

-Tom is bound to go to prison.

-He can forget about his A-levels.

-You see?

-You've got nothing to worry about.

-I've only just found out

-about this drugs business.

-I didn't realize you didn't know.

-I can't believe what's been going on

-while I was away.

-Bye.

-But I'm telling you, if you keep

-anything from me ever again...

-..and I mean anything,

-your lives won't be worth living.

-Do you understand?

-When were you going to tell me?

-About Chester Monk.

-You've found out.

-How long have you been seeing him?

-Not long.

-Do you really think it's a good

-idea, considering the background?

-I didn't even know Dad.

-I know.

-But don't you think this is

-a little bit too complicated?

-No. Chester and I are cool

-with the situation.

-Well, I'm not.

-It's not you going out with him.

-Don't be cheeky.

-Even if the situation

-wasn't so complicated...

-..Chester's bad news.

-He's lovely.

-He shot his mother.

-He shot his mother.

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-That was an accident.

-And he burned down the chapel.

-He wasn't feeling right

-at the time.

-Is that what he said?

-Is that what he said?

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-He's better now.

-He was mixed up in drugs and

-if he takes you down that path...

-I'm not stupid enough

-to take drugs.

-Not on your own, maybe.

-But under the influence

-of someone like him.

-Is that why you want to stay

-in Cwmderi longer?

-To spend more time with him?

-No. I wanted to spend

-more time with you.

-Do I look stupid?

-I'm telling the truth.

-I'm telling the truth.

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-You're finishing with him today.

-No. No way.

-Your mother would have kittens

-if she knew...

-..I'd let you go anywhere near

-someone like Chester Monk!

-Either you finish with him...

-..or you're catching

-the next plane back to Sydney.

-I'm sorry about

-what I said earlier.

-I think it was shock. Sorry.

-Non got it into her head...

-..that Stacey and I aren't serious

-about getting to know her.

-I know it was my fault.

-I was prickly because Mam's left.

-You do want to get to know her,

-don't you?

-Yes.

-I don't think she'll

-want to know me now.

-What a mess.

-Phone her.

-She won't answer.

-She won't answer.

-

-You don't know that. Come on.

-Come on, Mark.

-What have you got to lose?

-Alright.

-Odd. I must have dialled

-the wrong number.

-Try it again and watch

-where you put those fingers.

-This number is no longer

-recognized.

-Have you dialled

-the wrong number again?

-No. That's her number.

-Why has it been disconnected?

-That doesn't make sense.

-Do you have her landline number?

-Do you have her landline number?

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-No.

-Maybe you can contact her

-through Cnoc Cnoc.

-No. This is the only way

-I can contact her.

-Do you think she's done it

-on purpose?

-What, disconnect her phone? No.

-She was really upset with me.

-How am I going to contact her now?

-Calm down.

-Calm down?

-Non, Mam and Stacey, they've

-all gone in the last two days!

-What do you mean, calm down?

-Sorry, Ed.

-I'm sorry.

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