Mon, 11 Apr 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-Are you sure you're OK to go

-back to school?

-It's only a revision day.

-I'm not ill, am I?

-I'm just worried

-you're going back too soon.

-She's gone.

-We have to deal with it.

-I'm looking forward to seeing

-my friends again...

-..and getting back into a routine.

-TEXT ALERT

-I'd better go. Can I have

-some lunch money, please?

-Of course.

-How much do you usually get?

-That'll be great. Thanks.

-I hope you have a good day.

-I hope you have a good day.

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-You, too. Bye.

-Ta-ra.

-I was hoping there'd be a way

-I could dispute the decision...

-..to reject my ordination.

-Perhaps there's a precedent

-for doing that.

-I'd be grateful

-if you could call me back...

-..when you receive this message...

-bye, now.

-Who was that?

-Carwyn Pritchard.

-He's been an officer

-with the denomination for years.

-He knows all about the regulations.

-He knows all about the regulations.

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-So, you've decided to appeal.

-I'm so pleased.

-I can't just let it go.

-You shouldn't. We can do this.

-You shouldn't. We can do this.

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-I hope so.

-You'll be the chapel's minister

-in no time.

-I still haven't found out

-who paid for the holiday.

-And you still think

-it's connected with the murder.

-No-one gives anything for nothing.

-I live here for nothing. For now!

-Maybe you'll have a job after today.

-I bet they'll be

-interviewing thousands.

-You have more experience

-than anyone.

-# Yeah, I'm off to sunny Spain

-# Y viva... #

-I'm back!

-The cruise was lovely, but there's

-no place like home, is there?

-I want a chat about that.

-It was the best month I've ever had.

-All you can eat and drink,

-Mediterranean sun...

-..topless waiters.

-Paradise. Oh, sorry.

-I haven't introduced myself.

-Dolores Alvarez Collins, but...

-Everyone calls you Dol.

-Welsh, please. I'm learning.

-Welsh, please. I'm learning.

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-Stacey. Mark's sister.

-The family's Lord Sugar.

-If you'll excuse me, I've got

-an appointment. Nice to meet you.

-Listen, have you got a second?

-I'm going up. Squeeze the lemon.

-I'm bursting!

-Gwyneth... Gwyneth?

-Do you know if Sion's coming

-to the Cwm Ni committee meeting?

-I need the latest draft

-for the publisher.

-He's working from home

-if you want to ask him.

-I don't want to disturb him.

-I don't want to disturb him.

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-Feeling guilty?

-Not at all.

-Phone him. He might have

-some news for you.

-Like what?

-Did you think he'd accept the fact

-you don't want him ordained?

-He's going to appeal.

-He's going to appeal.

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-Pardon?

-You heard.

-You'll wear a hole in it.

-I haven't seen such a shiny window.

-What do you want? I'm busy.

-Nothing.

-Just passing.

-Saying hello, that's all.

-Do you want me to wash the windows

-at the Deri or mop the floor?

-Perhaps you want me

-to clean the toilets.

-That Gwyneth Jones

-is a shameless person.

-What's she done now?

-She's so pleased with herself.

-Are you surprised?

-She's landed on her feet

-after taking my husband and home.

-A hard week.

-The school's disciplinary panel

-is meeting on Wednesday.

-To decide what's going to happen

-to Ffion.

-And to Chester.

-And to Chester.

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-Of course.

-Britt, do you want me

-to babysit tonight?

-Why?

-Maybe you'd like to go out...

-..to the cinema or for a meal,

-or something.

-Me? Go out?

-With who?

-Hey, some Goldilocks

-has stolen my bed.

-I wanted a word about that.

-Stacey's living here now.

-There's no room for you.

-You can't kick me out

-without notice.

-I haven't got anywhere to go.

-I haven't got anywhere to go.

-

-You'll have to find somewhere.

-But if you kick me out,

-I'll be... "di-garter".

-"Di-gartref".

-Yeah. That's the one.

-You do understand me.

-Sorry, Dol, but my sister's more

-important to me than you.

-It's not my responsibility

-to look after you.

-But you owe me.

-How?

-How?

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-Ricky.

-You would never have had Ricky

-if it wasn't for me.

-And you love that boy.

-And he loves his Gu.

-I don't believe you sometimes.

-I don't believe you sometimes.

-

-Why?

-You've lived here for long enough,

-as it is.

-Thinking about it, I've enjoyed

-the peace while you've been away.

-By the time I come home from work,

-I want you and your stuff gone!

-Charming!

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-MOBILE PHONE

-MUSIC IS SWITCHED OFF

-Hey. Here you go.

-Please don't mess about with dating

-websites after this escort saga.

-It's not for me.

-For who, then?

-For who, then?

-

-I'm not saying.

-Have I got horns growing out

-of my head?

-I have to go.

-Are you going to ignore me as well?

-No.

-I know what it's like

-to be falsely accused.

-Cuppa?

-Cuppa?

-

-A quick one.

-Two coffees, please.

-So, Angela's up and left,

-and you have to sort everything out.

-I'm trying.

-Ricky said Courtney

-appeared to be alright.

-Yes.

-She's coping surprisingly well.

-She's Jim's responsibility now.

-I haven't seen him for days.

-He promised Courtney he'd

-go to the wedding, but he didn't.

-I wouldn't like to be

-in your shoes...

-..having to care for a girl of her

-age after all she's been through.

-Thanks a bunch, Mark.

-Thanks a bunch, Mark.

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-You're welcome.

-I've just received some email...

-..inviting me to some website,

-MeetandDate.com

-Some bloke wants to meet me.

-Oh.

-Nice.

-You're responsible for this,

-aren't you?

-I've only sent your profile in,

-that's all.

-You had no right.

-Sorry, I should have told you.

-I didn't think anyone would answer.

-As fast as they did.

-Someone likes you.

-Do you think I'm desperate or what?

-Do you think I'm desperate or what?

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-What?

-No. You said you had no-one

-to go out with.

-Yes, but I don't want to go out with

-anyone, that's why, Dani.

-Right, I'm sorry.

-Why did you do it?

-Feeling guilty, are you?

-About what?

-You drove me out

-of the Deri's flat.

-I didn't drive you...

-I don't think Sion's treated

-you fairly, that's all.

-I'm trying to help.

-Listen, Dani, my personal life

-has nothing to do with you.

-It's none of your business. I don't

-want help from you or anyone else.

-Thanks for calling me back, Carwyn.

-It was worth a go.

-There's no way of making an appeal.

-They won't budge

-when it comes to adultery.

-What century are they living in?

-It is one of the Ten Commandments.

-"You shall not commit adultery."

-There are other denominations.

-It isn't like changing teams.

-It isn't like changing teams.

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-Why not?

-I gave everything to prepare

-for this ministry.

-I don't have the strength

-to start again.

-You still have the translation work.

-That's what pays the bills.

-That's my bread-and-butter work.

-The chapel gave me enjoyment

-and purpose.

-I felt I had a contribution to make,

-and, now...

-..it's all in tatters.

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-You're home early.

-Cuppa?

-I just want to be left alone.

-OK. I'll get out of your way.

-Sorry.

-You don't have to go.

-I'm just a bit stressed.

-You've got every right to be upset.

-I hate to admit it, but I miss your

-mother too, despite what she did.

-I don't miss her at all.

-I'm worried about my schoolwork.

-I've got so much to do.

-You have enough time

-before the exams.

-A month. Everybody's done

-loads more revision than me.

-No wonder with all you've gone

-through. You can catch up.

-I've got some coursework that's

-supposed to be in on Wednesday.

-I'll never finish it.

-There must be something we can do.

-It's rubbish.

-Don't be silly, you've got loads

-of things here.

-You can do more tonight

-and tomorrow.

-I'll make sure you get

-enough caffeine and biscuits.

-Let me help you.

-Thanks.

-Anything else?

-Just the cakes. Can you put them

-in a box, please?

-I'm going to see Debbie.

-I'm going to see Debbie.

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-She's gone out for the day.

-Typical, she's never there

-when I need her.

-Nice suntan.

-It's from the cruise.

-Not much welcome at home, though.

-Well? What's the goss?

-Sion's been sacked from Bethania.

-Why?

-Adultery.

-Adultery.

-

-Adult-who?

-And Angela.

-And Angela.

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-She's died.

-She wasn't ill. She just wanted

-attention and money.

-Crikey! Tell me Sam's OK. I've been

-trying to get hold of him.

-He's away, I think,

-on a fishing trip.

-Great!

-Another door slams in my face!

-I want to finalize the next issue

-tonight, Sion.

-So, if you can phone me back as soon

-as possible, I'd be grateful.

-Thanks.

-Oh, Mark.

-It's nice to see you back at work.

-Yes... thanks.

-And by the way,

-about the post for Bethania...

-..I'll be responsible for

-signing everything now.

-Right. Yes, I had heard

-that you'd kicked Sion out.

-Not without reason.

-Do you think you'll find

-a replacement?

-I thought ministers were dying out.

-I'm sure someone will turn up.

-Good luck.

-I'm sorry about earlier.

-Humble pie, is it?

-Humble pie, is it?

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-No, cream horns.

-You'll probably want tea

-to wash them down.

-I was only trying to help, honestly.

-Well, I had a quick look at

-some of the profiles that were sent.

-Some are quite nice!

-Will you contact any of them?

-No, love, no.

-I don't have any interest

-in going out on dates again.

-Nor the energy.

-I should have asked.

-I should have asked.

-

-Yes. Maybe I want a woman.

-Yes?

-No.

-I'm happy enough looking after

-the children, thank you.

-I'll remove the profile, OK?

-I still don't understand how Sion

-can move on so quickly.

-Everyone's different, I suppose.

-He paid a lot of attention to

-Gwyneth when she came out of jail.

-Maybe something was going on then.

-Don't waste your time

-thinking about it.

-It won't change anything.

-It won't change anything.

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-No.

-You're right.

-I'm better off on my own.

-You're not on your own.

-Garry and I

-are always here for you.

-D'you understand?

-Something smells nice.

-Paella.

-I got the recipe off one of the

-chefs on the cruise liner.

-Hey, he liked a bit of spice.

-So, has Mark told you can stay?

-He will do.

-After tasting this.

-And I got his favourite pudding,

-Black Forest Gateau.

-I have tried...

-..to find somewhere else.

-But it's hopeless.

-What about Debbie?

-I'd pay my way

-if I could get a job.

-They don't grow on trees, do they?

-Would you have a job for me?

-Would you have a job for me?

-

-Not at the moment. Sorry.

-I'm desperate.

-How did you afford the cruise?

-How did you afford the cruise?

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-I won it.

-It's the only bit of luck

-I've had in years.

-The bailiffs took everything.

-You wouldn't believe.

-Could you have a chat with him,

-please?

-I won't be no bother.

-How did the interview go?

-I'm overqualified.

-I'm overqualified.

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-Don't worry. You'll find something.

-I don't believe this!

-Haven't you packed your stuff yet?

-Hang on, Mark.

-Dol can share my bedroom.

-Are you mad?

-Are you mad?

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-You can't just throw her out.

-She hasn't got anywhere to go.

-She hasn't got anywhere to go.

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-No way.

-I'll behave. Honest.

-And I've got a nice paella for you.

-And I nearly forgot this morning...

-Look!

-I got this. 40% proof.

-That'll put hairs on your chest.

-Right.

-But you're responsible for her.

-Thanks.

-Hey... you lay the table,

-and I'll keep stirring.

-You still haven't eaten your lunch.

-I'm not hungry.

-Have you stopped at all today?

-Have you stopped at all today?

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-I haven't done much.

-So, you are home. I've tried to

-phone you several times.

-I need the latest draft of Cwm Ni

-today.

-I haven't finished.

-I told Gwyneth this morning.

-I forgot to say.

-Well, email me what you've done,

-and I'll finish it.

-Typical!

-You're taking over Cwm Ni

-exactly as you took over the chapel.

-The chapel and the newspaper

-are two totally different things.

-The paper must be published

-tomorrow.

-I'm too busy.

-Do you still intend to appeal?

-I mentioned it.

-No.

-You do realize you'll regret this.

-don't you?

-Once Bethania's doors close.

-Why would they close?

-The chapel would've closed

-years ago if it weren't for Sion.

-Just so that you know,

-I've filled in every Sunday...

-..until the summer break

-and some in winter.

-If you want to fold the paper,

-we'll be there on Wednesday.

-If you want to edit it yourself,

-you can fold it yourself, too!

-Gwyneth...

-No, Sion, she's offering pathetic

-crumbs to ease her conscience.

-My conscience is clear.

-Thanks!

-I've lost the Deri and Bethania,

-and now Cwm Ni.

-At this rate, I won't have

-any role in this village!

-Sorry to disturb you.

-How's it coming along?

-All I've done

-is move things around.

-Maybe you should stop for tonight.

-It doesn't make any sense.

-It doesn't make any sense.

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-I'm sure it does.

-I can't do this any more, Eifion.

-I can't.

-It will be better in the morning.

-It will be better in the morning.

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-It's all Mam's fault.

-I understand.

-I understand.

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-It's crap.

-It's rubbish.

-It's rubbish.

-

-What are you doing?!

-If my laptop breaks,

-they'll have to give me more time!

-What if you've lost it all?

-What if you've lost it all?

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-Good! I don't care any more!

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