Mon, 18 Apr 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-Did you meet the deadline?

-I'm not going to finish it now.

-There's no point.

-Of course there's a point.

-It's better late than not at all.

-That's not how it works.

-So there's no point dwelling on it,

-is there? Forget it.

-I've been thinking, would you like

-to go for another spin on the bike?

-The bike is the answer

-to everything these days, is it?

-I thought you enjoyed it.

-I'm only trying to help, Sion.

-I don't need help.

-I need to be left alone.

-Where's your other shoe?

-BUZZER

-Yes?

-Oh, right. Yes, come up.

-Put that away now.

-Oh, Catrin, come on!

-It's time to go.

-It's not good timing, Dani.

-Are you OK?

-Are you OK?

-

-Yes. Why wouldn't I be?

-Well, I know about the wine,

-Llwyncelyn and all that.

-You've come here to say that,

-have you?

-No, I've come to invite you

-and the children for dinner.

-I want dinner with Uncle Garry.

-I want dinner with Uncle Garry.

-

-Me too.

-You see!

-I don't have time to argue anyway.

-OK.

-Oh, Dani, thank you.

-Mam, what's wrong?

-Nothing, love.

-There are usually biros everywhere.

-Where are they?

-I don't know.

-What sort of teacher

-doesn't have a biro?

-Sit down and eat your toast.

-It will be alright.

-It doesn't bode well.

-I've had a sleepless weekend,

-thanks to Britt...

-..and I'm in no state to go back.

-Look at me.

-You haven't done anything wrong.

-No.

-So you don't have anything

-to worry about.

-No.

-So come and sit down

-and eat your toast.

-Apart from a lack of sleep...

-..and a lack of biros.

-Ah!

-It's the wrong colour.

-Hey!

-Look at you.

-Hiya.

-I could have picked you up.

-I didn't want a fuss.

-Come here.

-Do you know what?

-It's great to have you back.

-It's great to be back.

-Right, listen, I'll pay the driver

-and we'll take your bags up.

-How much is that?

-Yes?

-Yes?

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-Good morning!

-What?

-I did want your company

-but I'm not so sure now.

-Do you fancy a drink tonight?

-Do you fancy a drink tonight?

-

-I can't, sorry. I've got plans.

-What's this about a meal for Britt?

-Well, I thought a family meal

-would do us good.

-Why?

-She threw a glass of wine

-over Ffion.

-Everyone goes overboard.

-Right, I don't want to be late.

-Sorry about tonight.

-Sorry about tonight.

-

-Ta-ra.

-Listen, we've all been through

-a difficult time recently...

-..and I thought a nice meal

-would help us forget all that.

-A meal won't do that.

-I need to stay away from them.

-If I try to make it better,

-I only make it worse.

-Don't be like that, Gar, please.

-Don't be like that, Gar, please.

-

-I need a break. Don't you get it?

-No, I don't get it. They're

-family and they need our help.

-You always say family comes first.

-Not this time, Dani.

-Where are you going?

-To pick up Gwern from school.

-He's ill.

-What's wrong with him?

-Hiya. I'll see you again.

-Hey. Welcome back!

-I am so glad to see you.

-I never want to run a salon.

-Nonsense.

-I knew it was in safe hands.

-Did you have a nice time?

-I had a fantastic time.

-Do you have any photos? Come on!

-Whoa now. Sheryl's tired.

-Right.

-Right.

-

-Right, let's go up.

-Take my bags up.

-I want to go somewhere first.

-Where?

-To the Maenan Appeal.

-BELL

-Sion.

-Catrin.

-Why aren't you at school?

-I'm worried about Mam.

-She's not herself.

-In what way?

-In what way?

-

-She's shouting a lot.

-No change there.

-No change there.

-

-And she cries more than usual.

-Aren't you well, love?

-Aren't you well, love?

-

-He's fine. Aren't you?

-A day off school and he'll be fine.

-Sorry, love.

-There's not much I can do

-since Mam and I have separated.

-Come on, Catrin.

-I'll take you back to school.

-Thank you for collecting him.

-Go upstairs, love.

-Poor Catrin.

-Be careful.

-She might be playing games

-for Britt.

-What do you mean?

-Britt is sly and manipulative

-if it means getting her own way.

-But Catrin would never do that.

-But Catrin would never do that.

-

-Just don't be naive.

-I'm not naive.

-Right, I'm going out

-for some fresh air.

-I think it's a worthwhile idea.

-I think it's a worthwhile idea.

-

-Do you?

-In principle, yes.

-But I have no idea how to contact

-the producers in Uganda.

-Don't worry, we'll find a way.

-So I'll expect you to lead the way.

-No problem.

-I'll do some homework online.

-But there's a shop in Carmarthen

-which imports goods from Africa.

-We could ask them for help.

-Hiya.

-Do you fancy some lunch?

-Do you fancy some lunch?

-

-Sorry.

-Oh, well, I'll meet you later.

-A drink, or...?

-Yes, OK.

-Bye, Megan.

-Is everything alright?

-Yes, great. Where was I?

-The shop in Carmarthen!

-Here you are.

-"Thanks, Gethin."

-Sorry. Thanks, Geth.

-Goodness me. Sorry?! I haven't

-heard many of those recently.

-That's an improvement.

-That's an improvement.

-

-Don't get used to it.

-Hey.

-Do you mind?

-Look, I'm not going to nag.

-Aren't you?

-Aren't you?

-

-Well, a bit.

-I think you're being selfish

-about this dinner...

-I've changed my mind.

-Britt has helped you a lot

-over the years...

-Sorry. What did...?

-Sorry. What did...?

-

-You're right. Family comes first.

-Really? Oh, I love you.

-One other small point.

-You'll have to do the cooking.

-Whoa, whoa!

-I'm busy.

-Sheryl's back.

-Tell her you want to finish early.

-She's back and forth

-to the Maenan Appeal.

-What am I going to do?!

-I'll be back now, OK?

-What the heck?

-Don't tell Uncle Garry.

-Don't tell Uncle Garry.

-

-What are you doing here?

-Hiding.

-Why are you hiding?

-And why in the garage.

-There are better places.

-I panicked, alright?

-I wasn't sure if Mam would be home.

-I wasn't thinking straight.

-You're not welcome here.

-Chester.

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-Hiya. Are you alright?

-Hiya. Are you alright?

-

-Yes.

-You know how it is,

-first day back and all that.

-Well, welcome back.

-I hope it's all OK, you know.

-Thank you. I'm sure it will be.

-Look, I was sorry to hear

-about that business with the wine.

-News travels fast in Cwmderi,

-doesn't it?

-Thanks for your concern...

-..but it would be more helpful

-if you minded your own business.

-You're working late.

-Yes, because I'm on my own.

-And now I'll be late to the Deri.

-It doesn't matter.

-I've nearly finished.

-I can't wait for you

-to come back tomorrow.

-I won't be here, I'm afraid.

-I'm taking

-the rest of the week off.

-Sorry? Why?

-To spend time with Hywel.

-To spend time with Hywel.

-

-Oh.

-I've got a present for you.

-From Kampala, to say thank you.

-Lovely.

-Try it on.

-Try it on.

-

-No, I don't have time. But thanks.

-Right, I'll see you. So long.

-Ta-ra.

-Hey. Welcome.

-Come in.

-Britt, over here.

-Do I get treated

-to one of my own recipes?

-Sit where you like.

-I'll bring the drinks over.

-Well, well.

-Hey,

-was everything alright at school?

-Can we talk about something else?

-Yes, of course.

-Over here.

-Over here.

-

-What on earth is this?

-What's the point paying a chef

-if I have to do the cooking?

-Don't say anything. Sit down.

-Sorry about this, Britt.

-Don't worry about that. We've got

-more pressing matters to discuss.

-What do you say...

-..to a half-term trip next month,

-all expenses paid...

-..to London?

-Yeah!

-Sion.

-Sion.

-

-You look busy.

-I've just brought Courtney

-a computer and I'm meeting Sheryl.

-Nice to see you out.

-Listen, that offer of a slot

-is still open if you want it.

-Thanks. Did you say Sheryl?

-Yes. She's home.

-Has being away helped

-to ease the pain at all?

-I think so.

-She looks happy enough anyway.

-Excuse me. I've got the name

-and address of the shop for Sheryl.

-Shop?

-The African crafts shop.

-She'd better hear that from you,

-I guess.

-Excuse me.

-Busy as usual, Megan?

-Busy as usual, Megan?

-

-Yes, keeping busy.

-I'm on my way to the chapel

-to get ready for tomorrow.

-Oh, you didn't know.

-A meeting has been called

-to elect a temporary leader.

-I haven't heard anything.

-I haven't heard anything.

-

-Well, no. Why would you?

-Is there a front runner?

-A front runner?

-That's not relevant, to be honest.

-As it happens,

-I'm the only candidate.

-Excuse me. Bye.

-I'll fetch the drinks.

-I can't believe you stooped so low,

-using Catrin like that.

-Am I supposed to understand this?

-You sent her to Y Felin

-to say she was concerned about you.

-I didn't.

-I didn't.

-

-I hope not.

-You should be ashamed of yourself.

-Hey.

-Hey.

-

-Hey you.

-Sorry about the drink.

-I hope I haven't offended you.

-What's wrong?

-Nothing. I just don't understand

-how people can be so ungrateful.

-Oh, you too?

-Well, my ungrateful boss...

-..has decided to take the rest

-of the week off, if you please.

-She's taking advantage of you.

-Whoa. Thanks, Einstein!

-So put your foot down.

-Why didn't you warn me?

-You have as much right to be here

-as they have.

-I can't understand

-what they have to celebrate.

-There'd be no celebration if they

-knew where Chester was today.

-Back at school.

-Back at school.

-

-I found him hiding in the garage.

-What did you say?

-Not much.

-I thought that was your job.

-Do you know what? Life will be

-a lot easier if I keep quiet.

-It's up to him to learn to cope.

-He created this situation.

-And it's up to me

-to stop being oversensitive.

-Tyler, thank you for earlier.

-Sorry for being stroppy with you.

-Don't worry about it. You've got

-issues to sort out. I understand.

-I thought I'd give Dani

-some space earlier.

-Welcome back.

-Thanks. The Deri looks great.

-Have I missed anything

-while I was away?

-Don't start!

-I just wanted to say...

-..I don't think it's very fair that

-you're taking another week off...

-..because I can't cope.

-Listen, I'm sorry. I just need

-time to do a couple of things.

-If it's too much,

-I'll close the salon...

-..if you're happy

-to go without wages.

-No, there's no need to do that.

-OK.

-You're very blase

-about your livelihood.

-Is everything alright?

-Yes, of course.

-Is there anything

-you want to talk about?

-Like what?

-Oh, nothing.

-Hey, welcome home.

-Thank you.

-It's only a week, Dan.

-Gar, can I have a word?

-What's this about Catrin

-in Y Felin?

-Listen, Britt...

-You've planned the trip

-because you think I'm doolally.

-Don't be so soft.

-Take it as a favour.

-It'll do you good.

-No, I can't, love.

-If my behaviour's affecting

-the children...

-..it's time to stop running away

-and start to face facts.

-The children will be disappointed.

-Yes, well,

-I'll make it up to them.

-London will always be there.

-I have to do this, Gar.

-Thanks, love.

-Is Gwern alright?

-Of course he's alright.

-So what's up?

-It's us.

-You.

-Me?

-What have I done?

-If you don't know, it's a bigger

-problem than I realized.

-Sorry for not coming out

-on the bike.

-I don't give a damn about the bike!

-You said last week

-that you'd make an effort.

-That you'd do anything

-for our relationship.

-All you've done is ignore me.

-Today has been a difficult day,

-but...

-It's not good enough.

-I've done everything

-to try and help you...

-..but you're making no effort

-to help yourself.

-You need to shake yourself

-out of this self pity.

-Man up, Sion, for heaven's sake.

-Yes, you're right.

-The less I do,

-the more people take advantage.

-So it's time for me to fight back.

-I'll start tomorrow...

-..at the meeting to elect Megan

-as temporary leader.

-Megan is going to be the leader

-of Bethania, is she?

-Not if I have anything

-to do with it!

-Sion, this isn't the answer

-to our problems.

-I'm going over there to stop it.

-I'm telling you,

-Megan isn't going to take my place.

-A cuppa?

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