Mon, 16 May 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-Hey, come on, love. Shift yourself.

-You're going to be late.

-I'm not going in today. I'm ill.

-You're going in

-and that's the end of it.

-MOBILE PHONE

-Hello.

-No, switch that off!

-Who?

-Oh.

-Today? Um...

-I didn't realize.

-Who told you that?

-No.

-OK, we'll be there now.

-Switch that telly off, Chester.

-The police want to see you.

-Thank you very much.

-Megan, what are you doing here?

-You should be at home resting.

-I'm fine.

-Come in, come in.

-Have you come

-straight from the hospital?

-Wasn't there anyone to bring you?

-I didn't want to trouble anyone.

-Megan, it wouldn't have been

-any trouble.

-I would have picked you up.

-I came here for a quick chat,

-if you're not too busy.

-No, of course I'm not.

-Come in and sit down.

-Thank you.

-I'll make us a cuppa.

-Are you feeling any better?

-Yes.

-My blood pressure was high

-and exhaustion, that's all.

-I told you

-you'd been doing too much, didn't I?

-Well,

-burning the candle at both ends.

-Yes.

-Was the doctor happy

-to discharge you today?

-Yes, yes.

-Are you sure about that?

-You still look very tired to me.

-I'll have a cup of your ginger tea

-and I won't be the same person.

-Alright.

-No-one doubts Ffion any more

-so why is this still going on?

-Someone must have reported you

-for wasting police time.

-Who told them?

-Who told them?

-

-I don't know.

-I bet it was Gaynor.

-I'll have a record, won't I?

-That won't happen.

-That won't happen.

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-I'll be in prison before I know it.

-Chester, let's see

-what they have to say first.

-It will be alright.

-And I'll be with you.

-No, I'll be alright.

-I'm coming with you

-and that's the end of it.

-No, I can't get them ready

-by tomorrow.

-I'd appreciate an extra week.

-A couple of days?

-OK. I'll do my best. Ta-ra.

-Dol, I've just been told...

-..ten boxes need to be ready

-for delivery by the end of the week.

-There's a lot of work to do.

-I'm doing my best, Sara.

-Put that cuppa down

-and I want you to work. OK?

-Sara...

-..can I have a word?

-I'm busy.

-Two minutes, that's all.

-Yes?

-I heard you worked extra hours this

-weekend and you're under pressure.

-It's good to be busy, Stacey.

-Well, listen,

-I need work and you seem very busy.

-You've got a nerve.

-You've got a nerve.

-

-You could do with more staff.

-It's up to you,

-but I'm willing to put the hours in.

-And I know we don't like each other

-very much...

-..but I'll try to hold my tongue.

-I can start tomorrow.

-Early morning.

-If you'll have me.

-Don't be late.

-Listen, I know

-this is not my place...

-..but seeing as Stacey's

-back now...

-..maybe you should give

-our Vicky another chance.

-Vicky had her chance last week.

-Yeah.

-But things have changed now,

-haven't they?

-So no, then!

-I'm terribly sorry

-I didn't visit you.

-I was going to come this afternoon.

-I've been working flat out

-at Awyr Iach.

-This is my first day off in ages.

-I understand. Everyone seems

-to be very busy these days.

-I was expecting someone

-to pick up the keys to the chapel...

-..but no-one came.

-Wasn't there a service?

-No. Most people went to Llanarthur.

-But why? It was only a matter

-of picking up the keys.

-Well, Ffion said the Sunday School

-is good there.

-It's no better than Bethania's.

-No, but at least

-they attended a chapel.

-Why didn't you pick up the keys,

-Anita?

-I'm sorry, as I said,

-I was busy all weekend.

-I was working.

-Were Eileen and Llinos busy as well?

-Everyone will be back next week.

-How can you be sure?

-How can you be sure?

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-Megan, please!

-Please. You don't look very well.

-I'm alright.

-I can't believe you didn't stay

-in London. You'd get a great job.

-If only it was that easy.

-If only it was that easy.

-

-I loved living there.

-Why did you come back?

-There's no excitement around here.

-Can I get you a drink?

-No, thanks. I've got a lot to do.

-I'm starting back at Awyr Iach

-tomorrow.

-So you'll be in Cwmderi for a while.

-Yes, but she's trying

-to get rid of me!

-I don't know why she chose Cwmderi,

-that's all.

-Well, I'm glad you did.

-There's a nice photo of Sion

-in Cwm Ni.

-Don't tell him that. He talks

-about the Archdruid in his sleep!

-Has anyone got any sticky tape?

-The shop doesn't have any.

-I've got so much to pack.

-I'll go home and fetch some.

-Mark steals loads from work.

-Some things never change!

-Thank you.

-Gwyneth, I was hoping to see you.

-Would you be interested

-in your old job?

-I can't this week because of Gwern.

-If you're desperate

-I could start on Monday.

-That would be great.

-That would be great.

-

-Why don't you ask Vicky?

-She made her feelings crystal clear.

-Thank you!

-I'm glad you haven't gone back

-to London.

-It's nice having you around.

-I wanted to ask you something too.

-I've been thinking for a while now

-about organizing...

-..a cycle ride in memory of Meilyr.

-I've been putting it off,

-my head spins at the thought of it.

-Have you done anything like that?

-Have you done anything like that?

-

-Years ago.

-So you could help me.

-I don't know. I'm busy.

-You were the first name

-that sprung to mind.

-Really?

-You're the only one

-with a bit of brains around here.

-A bit of brains?!

-You're shrewd and professional.

-It would be safe in your hands.

-Give it a rest!

-So, will you help me?

-We'll see.

-Oh!

-Hey, you handled that well, Chest.

-I'm very proud of you.

-Interrogation by the police...

-..isn't something

-that should make you feel proud.

-Good morning.

-No school today?

-A smile doesn't cost anything.

-Come for a cuppa.

-I want to be on my own.

-What's wrong with him?

-Nothing.

-Nothing.

-

-He looks upset.

-The police called him in for making

-a false accusation against Ffion.

-There's no end to this, is there?

-It could have been worse.

-He got off with a warning.

-But he's upset, as you can see.

-I'd better go.

-Are you alright?

-Are you alright?

-

-Yes, I'm fine.

-He'd started to get over this,

-that's all.

-I know he did something awful

-but he really is sorry.

-Shall I go after him?

-No, that's the last thing we need.

-Just let me help, Britt.

-It's too late for that, Sion.

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-You can't save the chapel

-all on your own, Megan.

-An important meeting

-of all the members...

-..at 6 o'clock next Friday

-in Bethania.

-Do you think

-that gives people enough time?

-Are you sure the doctor gave you

-permission to come home today?

-Megan?

-Yes, he gave me permission...

-..on condition

-I go home and straight to bed.

-So, what are you doing here?

-I can't turn my back on the chapel.

-The chapel will be alright.

-I'm going to call a taxi right now.

-And you're going home to rest.

-Alright?

-I have to do something first.

-I promise to go home

-immediately afterwards.

-If your head gets any bigger,

-you won't fit in the Pavilion!

-You should be proud of me

-drinking with the poets.

-I might even buy a pint

-for the poetry adjudicator.

-She's still here, is she?

-Are you better, Megan?

-Are you better, Megan?

-

-Oh, yes.

-Thank you for your concern.

-Um, would you all please

-spread the message...

-..that there will be a meeting

-in Bethania next Friday at 6.00pm...

-..to discuss

-the future of the chapel.

-I hope everyone will be present...

-..and we can put aside any

-personal feelings for the evening.

-I heard everyone went to Llanarthur

-last week and enjoyed the service.

-I heard they did a mean cuppa

-in Llanarthur...

-..and the biscuits are special.

-Do you attend chapel, Dolores?

-Oh, no chance!

-I've always enjoyed a lie-in

-on a Sunday.

-It is a day of rest after all.

-Well, it's our responsibility...

-..to attract people back

-to Bethania, where they belong.

-Don't look at me.

-Right, see you later.

-Right, see you later.

-

-Are you going?

-Well, I'll go to the cafe.

-Hopefully,

-I'll get a better response.

-She's a right madam, that Megan.

-Talking of madams, you need

-to go and get your job back.

-I'm waiting for a better offer

-than last week.

-You need the money.

-Yes, but I'm not making

-the first move.

-Come on.

-You need to swallow your pride.

-Think about little Nicky

-and what he needs.

-Christmas is coming.

-I want to see her on her knees

-begging me to come back.

-She'd have to be desperate.

-You leave things to me.

-How did I know you'd be here?

-I want you back at the unit.

-In a minute.

-You're pushing your luck

-taking a long lunch break.

-Toilet.

-What are you doing, Sion?

-Isn't this what you wanted?

-He's doing his homework.

-I don't want to disturb him.

-Homework! What came over him?

-Well, despite what you think,

-I'm a responsible mother.

-I wasn't suggesting otherwise.

-So you're not here to tell me

-how to look after my son.

-I think he should go

-and see someone.

-Typical.

-A therapist.

-You sound like Gaynor.

-Did she suggest the same?

-There's nothing wrong with him.

-You saw him earlier.

-You saw him earlier.

-

-He was just upset.

-Don't be afraid. It would be

-a chance to talk things through.

-I don't want him to see anyone.

-He's trying his best to move on.

-Seeing someone from outside

-the family...

-..would be a chance

-to move on more easily.

-We can do this together.

-We could search for someone online.

-I don't think

-it would make a difference.

-It's worth a try, isn't it?

-Oh, bloomin' 'eck!

-I can't stand up straight.

-You're joking!

-Who knew those toilet seats

-were so low?

-I can't work like this.

-I've got strong paracetamols.

-I've got strong paracetamols.

-

-Paracetamol won't touch this.

-You'd better go home.

-You'd better go home.

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-She's got work to do!

-She's not working in this state.

-She's not working in this state.

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-It's worse than childbirth.

-What am I supposed to do?

-Vicky, can you come back

-just for this afternoon?

-Please, Vicky.

-What's the best deal you can do?

-No deal.

-I want to come back full-time with

-a pay rise or I'm not coming back.

-No.

-OK, 1 an hour extra.

-An extra 2.

-An extra 2.

-

-No way.

-So 1.50. Take it or leave it.

-OK. But I want you to start now.

-Deal.

-I'll see you over there.

-That's not fair.

-You're getting paid more than me.

-It's a hard life, Gu, as you know!

-How about this?

-How about this?

-

-You don't waste any time.

-Only one or two have agreed

-but I'm sure we'll get more.

-And there's some fitness training

-this Wednesday.

-Thank you, Stace.

-We'll have fun.

-I'm sure we will.

-It'll be like the old days.

-Dan, can you put that up?

-Thank you.

-Do you want me to stay?

-We can tell him together.

-Will you?

-Listen, I know things haven't

-been easy recently...

-..and I realize

-that I haven't helped...

-..but I want you to know that I

-didn't mean for it to be like this.

-You understand that, don't you?

-What are you doing here?

-Sion and I have been talking and

-we've decided that you need help.

-Help with what?

-You've been through a lot.

-The police gave me a warning.

-I'm fine.

-You think you are but you're not.

-We've decided we want you to see

-somebody to chat about things.

-Who?

-A therapist.

-You're joking.

-You're joking.

-

-We think it would do you good.

-We? Since when have you been

-part of my life again?

-I always will be, Chester,

-like it or not.

-You don't mean anything to me.

-I'm not nuts either.

-We know that, Chester.

-These people's job is to listen.

-I've got nothing to say.

-We've booked an appointment for you.

-And we've booked it for Friday.

-Behind my back?

-We're trying to help.

-Cancel it.

-Just go once to see...

-Just go once to see...

-

-Cancel it or I'm moving out.

-Come back.

-Come back.

-

-Maybe you need therapy, not me.

-I can't handle any more of this.

-Come here.

-Sion...

-..just get out.

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