Mon, 11 Dec 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-Are you frying onions

-at this time of the morning?

-Yes. I couldn't sleep.

-I thought I'd stock up the freezer

-with Arwen's favourite.

-I might not have much time

-to cook afterwards.

-She'll only be in

-for a couple of nights.

-You don't know what will happen.

-None of us do.

-We'll be leaving her in the hands

-of complete strangers...

-..who'll be digging round

-in her little head.

-Everything will be alright,

-you'll see.

-And Mr Patel isn't a stranger now,

-is he?

-Arwen adores him.

-We have to trust them.

-We have to trust them.

-

-Yes, you're right.

-It's just so hard thinking about

-her having to go through this.

-She'll be fine.

-I'm more worried about you.

-You haven't slept much for days.

-I've got so much to do.

-If I clean Arwen's room,

-can you hoover and dust in here?

-I'm working.

-I'm working.

-

-What? Today? But we have to clean!

-She'll be weak after the operation

-and this place is full of germs.

-What germs? Calm down now.

-You go to work and I'll

-sort everything myself.

-There's nothing to sort.

-Ffi, I know you're on pins...

-..but stewing in the flat all day

-isn't going to do you any good.

-Take Arwen out for a walk

-or something.

-And let her catch a cold? Great!

-Just what she needs!

-Some fresh air would do you good.

-Some fresh air would do you good.

-

-I don't want to go anywhere.

-Please, let me do things my own way.

-I haven't seen him for days.

-Aaron was crying this morning.

-He couldn't understand

-where he was.

-Garry, are you listening?

-Sorry, what?

-Chester!

-Has he said anything to you?

-About what?

-I'm worried he's unhappy

-about the engagement...

-..and that's why

-he isn't at home much.

-He's in love!

-It's not right, Gar.

-He doesn't live there, does he?

-He doesn't live there, does he?

-

-He might as well. He's always there.

-Just be glad he's happy.

-Hannah's worked miracles, which

-is more than we've ever managed.

-I'm going to the garage.

-Erm... Have you heard from Elgan?

-No. Have you?

-No. He wasn't at home and he hasn't

-answered his phone all weekend.

-Is everything alright?

-Yes. Great, thanks, Britt.

-I'm worried about him

-because of the PTSD.

-That's what this is, isn't it?

-The what?

-You know about it.

-You were talking last week

-about the difficult times he has.

-I thought a car accident was

-the reason for his depression.

-What accident?

-The one that killed his friends.

-That's why he couldn't help you

-when the roof collapsed.

-No?

-I don't know anything

-about an accident.

-He saw some terrible things

-when he was in the army.

-And the roof collapsing

-triggered PTSD.

-I had no idea.

-Well, if it's true, that is.

-Why would he lie?

-Why would he lie?

-

-I'm not sure if he is.

-But he lied to you

-about the car accident.

-I don't know what to believe.

-Right.

-I'm going to phone him.

-His phone is still off.

-I have to look for him.

-But I have no idea where to start.

-Governors' business.

-Governors' business.

-

-If you say so.

-Why aren't you in the garage?

-Can I have a day off today, please?

-Ffion is so stressed

-about Arwen's operation.

-You're already having tomorrow off.

-You're already having tomorrow off.

-

-I know, but...

-No. We've got too much work on.

-No. We've got too much work on.

-

-Thanks for nothing.

-You're very popular today.

-There's no bread left.

-Well, you know where the shop is!

-Dai!

-He eats like a horse.

-It's only fair that he contributes.

-Someone got up on the wrong side

-of the bed.

-Don't take any notice of him.

-This is how he is when Christmas

-is around the corner.

-Because of Martha?

-Because of Martha?

-

-Who?

-Dai and his first wife lost their

-little girl back in the '80s.

-This time of the year

-brings it all back to him.

-That's not Chester's fault.

-It's alright. I don't mind.

-Crikey Moses! A tomcat has

-landed in the garden now.

-I've just seen him sniffing

-and doing his business out there.

-Can we give him some food? It's

-freezing at this time of the year.

-No way, Jose!

-Or that's the way it'll be.

-That's how strays are.

-Like someone else I around here.

-Please?

-I'm allergic to cats.

-OK.

-Oh, OK, as long as Chester says so!

-Alright.

-Let's go to the cafe

-for breakfast...

-..so you can have something hot

-before school.

-Ta-ra, Dai.

-Yes, so long.

-Don't be so hard on the boy.

-I'm not.

-Chester's alright, I suppose.

-It's me.

-I've got so much on my mind.

-I know. I'll see you later.

-Oh, and remember

-that quote for John.

-I'm doing it!

-CAT MEOWS

-You can shut your chops.

-You're not welcome here.

-Chester's allergic to you.

-Hiya. I'm a little bit busy.

-I won't keep you long.

-Come up, then.

-There's no peace, is there?

-Hiya. How are things?

-Well, as you can see.

-What can I do for you?

-Nothing. I just came

-to wish you well for tomorrow.

-Thanks.

-Sorry. I've got 101 things to do.

-Yes, I'm sure you do.

-Has Elgan been in touch at all?

-Elgan? No. Why?

-I just meant with the operation

-tomorrow.

-No. I wasn't expecting him to be.

-So you haven't seen Elgan at all.

-Are you alright?

-You look a bit lost.

-Oh, I don't know,

-I'm climbing the walls at home.

-I'm lost without my work.

-Why don't you go for a walk?

-To where?

-You could go to Coed y Mynach

-to collect holly for Christmas.

-Yes, maybe I will. Good idea.

-It might clear my head.

-BUZZER

-Who's there now again?

-Hello?

-Hiya, it's me.

-Come up.

-Sorry.

-I didn't know you had company.

-Gaynor was just leaving.

-Thanks for calling in.

-You're welcome.

-And good luck tomorrow.

-Gaynor.

-Is there something wrong?

-I don't know. I'm not really

-sure what she wanted.

-She could have texted

-to say good luck.

-Is it Sheryl's birthday?

-No. This is for Arwen from Esther.

-To wish her well.

-Oh, fair play.

-Look, a present for you from Esther.

-What is it?

-Do you like it?

-Hey, why don't you go and show her

-to the other dollies?

-Come on, then.

-Hey, hey, hey.

-Hey, come on.

-Thank you.

-Sorry, the whole thing's so...

-Sorry, the whole thing's so...

-

-I know.

-I was just on my way to get Esther.

-Why don't you come

-to the cafe with us?

-No, I don't think so.

-It's better than staying

-here worrying.

-The two of them would love

-to see each other.

-Maybe you're right.

-Of course I am. I'm always right!

-Top-up?

-Are you ready for Christmas?

-That's a bit hard

-when you live with Scrooge.

-Hannah!

-What?!

-It will probably be a quiet one.

-And you?

-Yeah, I can't wait.

-Auntie Anita and me staring at

-each other over the turkey. Joy.

-Dai and I will be cuddling up

-in front of the telly.

-Christmas in Oz is fab.

-Is it? What do you do?

-Everyone gets together for a barbie

-and a big party. I've got photos.

-Oh, hello.

-Oh, hello.

-

-Alright?

-I hope you're not

-letting them mitch.

-We don't have lessons

-until ten, so...

-Here we are. Christmas last year.

-Do you have a party

-in the street every year?

-Yes, or the beach.

-Maybe we should do the same here.

-Maybe we should do the same here.

-

-In this weather?

-Christmas is a time for family.

-Everyone enjoying

-themselves at home.

-Boring.

-You love Christmas.

-Opening your stocking, pulling

-crackers, wearing hats.

-I'd love to see you in a paper hat!

-You're welcome to come over.

-We finish dinner at about 3.00pm.

-I thought you were spending

-Christmas with us?

-I am. Sorry, Mam.

-I am. Sorry, Mam.

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-He's no trouble.

-You don't mind, do you, Britt?

-What? No. No problem.

-Look, I've found one of Mam.

-Oh, there's Emma.

-Same as usual?

-Look at that!

-It'll be ready by the end

-of the afternoon.

-Oi!

-Alright. See you then.

-Yeah, alright.

-I hope you're not sulking because

-I wouldn't give you the day off.

-I'd have gone mad being stuck

-in the flat with Ffion.

-I tried to get her to take Arwen

-out for a walk...

-..but she wouldn't.

-She was worried Arwen

-would catch a cold.

-I can understand that.

-With the operation tomorrow.

-I couldn't say or do

-anything right this morning.

-There's a bit of tension, is there?

-I tell you what.

-Go to the cafe and get us

-some coffee and cakes.

-I think we both need

-a bit of a kick.

-You're not half as bad

-as they say, are you?

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-You're glad you came, then.

-Yes. It's so nice to see her smile.

-Hiya.

-I thought you were staying in

-all day.

-Hywel persuaded me to come out.

-It's better than stewing

-and worrying, isn't it?

-Yes. That's exactly what I said.

-Does it matter?

-No. Not at all.

-Right, well, enjoy yourselves.

-Here we are.

-A little treat for

-the two princesses.

-How is she?

-Alright. We'll be glad

-when tomorrow's over.

-You can then look forward

-to Christmas.

-Is Father Christmas

-coming to your house?

-I'm thinking of organizing

-a Christmas get-together.

-A community event like that

-local shopping thing.

-On Christmas day?

-I don't know how things will be.

-It sounds great. You can

-advertise it on Cwm FM if you want.

-Whoa, now. I was just

-floating the idea.

-Kelly?

-Kelly?

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-Sorry, Geth.

-Two coffees and two muffins

-to take out, please.

-Aren't you joining them?

-No. Some of us have to work.

-It's nice to see her out and about,

-isn't it?

-It's weird. She doesn't look ill.

-It's weird. She doesn't look ill.

-

-No.

-How much do I owe you?

-How much do I owe you?

-

-1.90, please.

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-Leave it on the counter.

-We're having Christmas at home

-as it's Ifan's first Christmas.

-You've already got a houseful.

-Having Ifan there

-would make it special.

-Or it would just remind Dai

-of Martha even more.

-You could meet at the party.

-What party?

-A communal charity type thingy

-to raise money for sick children.

-That's a good idea. Awyr Iach

-will contribute, won't we?

-Yes, of course. Within reason.

-Right, well,

-I'll get my thinking cap on then.

-I'll phone you after the operation.

-OK, Ta-ra.

-There you go.

-Thanks.

-Ta-ra, Geth.

-CAT MEOWS

-Now look here. I've told you once,

-go and sniff around somewhere else.

-Here you are.

-Don't look at me like that.

-You've had a biscuit now.

-Go on. Off you go.

-CAT MEOWS

-Good grief!

-You're a stubborn one, aren't you?

-There you go.

-That's nice, isn't it? Eh?

-Where did you come from?

-Did you wander up from the village?

-Or did some loser dump you here?

-You're quite sweet, aren't you?

-You poor thing.

-Out in all kinds of weather.

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-Good grief!

-Come on, give me a clue.

-I'm hopeless at buying presents

-for girls.

-What girls?

-OK. Catrin and Mam.

-You're so sweet.

-Is pasta alright for lunch?

-Great.

-Alright, Dai?

-Yes, grand.

-What's that smell? Fish?

-What's that smell? Fish?

-

-Yes. I had a tuna sandwich earlier.

-Sorry.

-I'm tired.

-Busy morning, was it?

-Flat out.

-Bless you.

-Have you cuddled a cat today?

-Have you cuddled a cat today?

-

-No. I've only cuddled you.

-Don't look at me.

-I haven't cuddled any cat.

-I'm having a reaction to something.

-There's no cat here.

-What about the tomcat

-that was here this morning?

-He's long gone.

-He's gone to the village, I hope,

-far away from here.

-There isn't a cat

-anywhere near this place.

-Are you OK?

-They're both playing.

-They're so cute together.

-They'll be best friends before

-long, you watch. Here you are.

-Thanks.

-And thanks for this morning.

-I didn't do anything.

-Yes, you did. It did me

-the world of good to go out.

-Oh hello.

-Again.

-Hiya.

-It's freezing in that garage.

-Have you seen my jumper?

-Where's Arwen, then? Excuse me.

-In her room with Esther.

-You didn't do the cleaning,

-after all.

-I think it's time for me to go.

-Listen...

-..good luck tomorrow.

-Thanks. I'll keep in touch.

-Thanks. I'll keep in touch.

-

-Make sure you do.

-Everything will be alright.

-Everything will be alright.

-

-I'll come with you to get Esther.

-Bye, Geth.

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