Mon, 19 Jun 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-I didn't mince my words either.

-Kath tried to tell me

-that Linda wasn't right.

-She had a wobble in Awyr Iach.

-There was nothing

-you could do about that.

-I should never have taken her

-to that restaurant.

-It was too much for her.

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-DJ. Linda's coming home.

-Really?

-They're on their way.

-They'll be here by midday.

-Thank goodness for that.

-Right, I'd better think

-about making lunch for them.

-Put the heating on, will you? It's

-important for the house to be warm.

-Can I finish my breakfast first?

-Hurry up. I think I'll put

-a hot water bottle in her bed too.

-Come on, Dai. Chop-chop!

-Well, this is cosy.

-Hiya.

-The delivery men phoned. They're

-bringing your stuff this morning.

-We'll have to make room

-on these shelves.

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

-Would it make any difference?

-Would it make any difference?

-

-Not really, no.

-You were tossing and turning

-last night.

-You're not getting cold feet,

-I hope.

-Of course not.

-I enjoy watching him squirm.

-Good.

-I can't stand seeing

-his pathetic face...

-..as if he's suffered

-a great injustice.

-It's about time

-we twisted the knife.

-How?

-It doesn't look

-as if he'll move out.

-He needs another push.

-It doesn't take much

-to mess with his head.

-Like when he ran away to Rhondda

-and gave everything away...

-..so that he could

-renounce his sins.

-He was afraid

-of going to prison.

-That threat isn't there now.

-He's afraid of his own shadow, Macs.

-He can't handle change of any kind.

-If we can think of something...

-..to give him an emotional shock...

-What do you have in mind?

-We could say that something's

-happened to someone in the family.

-Huw, maybe. He's the youngest son.

-Like what?

-Like what?

-

-I don't know.

-That he's been arrested.

-That he's in a cell in Thailand

-for smuggling drugs.

-It would be easy enough

-to prove that's not true.

-I'd prefer to keep

-the family out of it.

-We don't want other people

-poking their noses in.

-Right, Diane. They're here.

-Diane, come on.

-Don't make a fuss now, alright?

-Don't make a fuss now, alright?

-

-I'm not making a fuss.

-I'm making sure everything's OK,

-that's all.

-Hello. Come in.

-Here she is. The queen has arrived!

-Linda, welcome home.

-How are you feeling?

-Not bad, thanks.

-Not bad, thanks.

-

-You look very well. Sit down.

-There's a blanket

-and a stool to put your feet up.

-You said

-you were going for a lie-down.

-Yes. I think I'll go upstairs

-for a while.

-Sorry, Dai.

-No, not at all.

-You do whatever you want.

-I'll be up later, Mam.

-She's managing with that stick.

-She's managing with that stick.

-

-Don't, Dad.

-Why does she need it?

-Is it temporary?

-No, unfortunately.

-She's going to lose her balance

-more often from now on.

-The cancer's spread to her brain.

-That's why she collapsed

-the other day.

-It doesn't look good.

-So why is she at home?

-She should be in hospital,

-getting the best possible care.

-I don't think the hospital

-can do anything for her now.

-The nurse is going to call

-on Wednesday to talk to us.

-To see how she is.

-They said we'll be lucky

-to have her for a few months.

-I'll go up to help her settle.

-Thank you very much. Bye, now.

-It's amazing how much stuff

-someone collects over the years.

-Look, it's arrived.

-Leave it for now. Do you want

-anything from the village?

-Bring back a brown loaf. Don't be

-too long, there's work to do.

-Dad?

-All I want

-is both of you out of my life.

-Sell your share of Y Felin

-to Macs...

-..and you'll be free to go

-wherever you want.

-That's never going to happen

-so you may as well forget it.

-Hiya.

-A black coffee to take away, please.

-Hello.

-Alright?

-Elgan Pritchard. The new doctor.

-I saw you in the Deri on Friday.

-I was with Gaynor.

-Oh, yes.

-Yes. Things have changed a bit

-since you were last here.

-You're back to stay, are you?

-You're back to stay, are you?

-

-Why? What have you heard?

-Nothing. Nothing at all.

-Just a thought.

-If you're back, don't forget

-to register at the surgery...

-..and come in

-so I can check you over.

-Thanks. Bye.

-Tell your new boyfriend

-to mind his own business. Weirdo.

-What have you been saying to him?

-Macs? Nothing.

-Then why did he call you a weirdo?

-The cheeky swine!

-All I did was ask him

-if he was on the surgery's books...

-..and if he wasn't,

-that he was welcome to join.

-Oh, right.

-What cakes have you got today?

-What cakes have you got today?

-

-We've got all these.

-Can I have six of those, please?

-Can I have six of those, please?

-

-How are you, Sara?

-How did it go

-with the paediatrician cardiologist?

-You've got a good memory!

-Everything was fine, thanks.

-Just like you said it would be.

-Just like you said it would be.

-

-I'm glad I'm right sometimes!

-I'm glad I've seen you, Gaynor.

-I'd like to register Ifan

-in the new community school.

-What, now?

-Yes. Why?

-It's a bit early, isn't it?

-He's only a few weeks old

-and there's no telling...

-..how things will be by the time

-Ifan's ready to start school.

-What do you mean,

-how things will be?

-Maybe you'll decide to send him...

-You don't want a child with Down's

-syndrome in your perfect school?!

-I didn't say that.

-I didn't say that.

-

-It sounded like it to me.

-I don't know how you've got on

-in this world...

-..because you're a real bigot

-on the sly!

-Thanks.

-TELEPHONE

-Hello. Sion White speaking.

-How are you, Mair?

-Hold the line a moment.

-I haven't checked my emails

-since this morning.

-I'll see what you're offering

-and phone you back.

-Right. Bye.

-Someone offering you work?

-Someone offering you work?

-

-Mind your own business.

-Don't be like that.

-I'm glad you're getting work.

-I'm not that hard-hearted.

-I realize it's hard for you.

-All I want is what I deserve.

-And if the law agrees with me...

-And if the law agrees with me...

-

-No.

-What's wrong?

-Huw.

-What about him?

-It says here that Huw has...

-What?

-I can't believe it.

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-"As his wife, I knew him well

-and loved him very much.

-"The authorities here in Rome

-are saying he fell off a bridge...

-.."but I think he jumped.

-"He regularly talked about how badly

-he'd been treated by you...

-.."his father,

-and it broke his heart.

-"He couldn't understand

-why you didn't love him...

-.."as much as he loved you...

-.."and in the end

-it became too much to bear.

-"I only hope

-that he has now found peace."

-Oh, Sion. I'm so sorry.

-Huw wouldn't. Never.

-Come on now.

-I know it's hard to accept

-but it's here in black and white.

-Who are you phoning?

-Huw.

-Good, because if he answers

-you'll know it's all a lie.

-"You've dialled

-an incorrect number.

-"Please check the number

-and try again."

-What's going on, Gwyneth?

-She admits that she's been

-hiding the symptoms.

-She didn't want to show weakness.

-The doctors say she may not be able

-to climb the stairs before long.

-We can bring the bed downstairs.

-Of course.

-Anything we can do to help.

-I know they said a few months

-but she could go tomorrow.

-How are you now?

-Much better, thanks.

-Come and sit on the sofa.

-Stop fussing.

-I can manage well enough on my own.

-My nails look terrible.

-Diane, would you put a coat

-of paint on these for me?

-Of course.

-What colour would you like?

-Do you have any

-of that glossy red left?

-I'll go and have a look.

-Hello. Hiya, Mam.

-How are you, Jason,

-and how's the little family?

-Very good. Ifan's had his check-up

-and everything's fine.

-Gaynor won't let us register Ifan

-at the new community school.

-Why?

-Why?

-

-Why do you think?

-Can I borrow your laptop?

-I want to sort this out.

-Sara.

-How are you, Linda?

-You must be glad to be home.

-Yes.

-We've been worried about you

-and we've missed you at work.

-I'll be back at work soon.

-I'm looking forward to it.

-What's happened?

-Sion's had some bad news,

-I'm afraid.

-Oh, Macs.

-I'm sorry to have

-to tell you this but Huw's dead.

-In Rome, apparently.

-He's had an email from his wife.

-He fell off a bridge.

-And she's trying to blame me,

-saying I'm a bad father.

-But Huw and I were starting to

-understand each other, weren't we?

-That's not the impression I got.

-What do you know about anything?

-What do you know about anything?

-

-Sion tried to phone him.

-He's not answering.

-But he can't if he's dead.

-I have to find out.

-I have to find out.

-

-How?

-The British Embassy.

-They'll know what's happened.

-I really think you should

-give up working at Awyr Iach.

-It's important

-for you to rest from now on.

-I'll have a rest forever

-before long, Diane.

-What I need to do now

-is live while I can.

-What do you think, DJ?

-It's up to Mam, I suppose.

-She's in a good mood, considering.

-A few months at the most,

-according to the doc.

-That's why we have to bring

-the bed down to the lounge.

-How do you and Mam feel about that?

-What do you mean?

-What do you mean?

-

-Well, Bryntirion is your home.

-This is her home from now on

-as well.

-I've promised her

-I'll look after DJ.

-And believe me,

-I'll support him and her too.

-Through it all. Until the end.

-You're not as bad as they say!

-Jase! Jason, come here.

-She's like a dog with a bone.

-Off you go.

-Yes, my love?

-We're going. I want to see Gaynor.

-What? Don't you think we've got

-more important things to do?

-What's more important

-than your son's education? Come on.

-Linda, um... Come back to work

-whenever you're ready.

-Sorry about that.

-Sorry about Sara.

-She can be very insensitive

-sometimes.

-No.

-Life goes on, doesn't it?

-I told you not to drag

-the family into this.

-Stop grumbling.

-Stop grumbling.

-

-You've gone too far.

-This is too cruel.

-That's exactly why we're doing it,

-isn't it?

-Or was I right this morning

-and you're getting cold feet?

-I told you not to do it.

-I'll tell him the truth.

-Have you forgotten

-why we're doing it?

-If you tell the truth

-we'll never get Y Felin.

-It will be over and he'll have won.

-Well?

-They won't tell me anything.

-It was as if they didn't know

-what I was talking about.

-Maybe it's not true then.

-Maybe it's not true then.

-

-Why would she have sent the email?

-The embassy is unlikely

-to say anything over the phone.

-Is it, Macs?

-No, I suppose not.

-There was nothing we could do there

-to help Linda, was there?

-You could have shown a bit more

-interest, considering she's dying.

-What?

-Clucking around her like mother hen?

-That's the last thing I'd want

-if I was in her shoes.

-Gaynor.

-We've got every right to register

-Ifan in that school.

-Yes, I know. What I was trying...

-No, you said we should

-send him to a...

-I said no such thing. Elgan,

-you heard what I said, didn't you?

-It's illegal to refuse a child

-with DS a place at any school.

-I could report you, especially

-after what you said last week...

-..about how normal he looks!

-Ifan wouldn't be safe

-at your school anyway!

-You haven't heard the end of this!

-You know this isn't true, don't you?

-You know this isn't true, don't you?

-

-Sorry about that.

-When it comes to Ifan,

-Sara's like a lioness.

-Look, I'll have a word with her.

-Thanks a bunch, Elgan.

-What? Sorry,

-but I can't offend my patients.

-Mam, do you want a cuppa

-or something?

-You haven't eaten anything yet.

-I'm not hungry, love.

-I'll have a snack later, I promise.

-If you're sure.

-I'm going to the village.

-Alright. I think I'll have a nap.

-Do you want anything? A newspaper?

-No, thanks.

-I won't be long.

-Ta-ra.

-Ta-ra.

-I've let the three of you down.

-Since your mother died...

-..I've been a bad father.

-We have to tell Iolo.

-He has to be told, Macs.

-There's no point upsetting Iolo

-when we don't know for sure.

-We don't know anything.

-Nobody's willing

-to tell us anything.

-If he has committed suicide...

-..I'll never forgive myself.

-I know.

-I'll sort it all out, OK?

-Go Macs! You're almost

-as good a liar as I am.

-Don't ever do that to me again.

-I did it for you.

-You want revenge as much as me.

-We're supposed to be partners

-and do this together.

-Not going behind my back.

-OK, sorry.

-But it's working, Macs.

-He's already falling apart.

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