Mon, 24 Jul 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-It's good, isn't it?

-I'm not sure.

-I thought it was very different.

-Oh, yes, it's different.

-How often were you thinking

-of sounding the alarm?

-Once an hour at least

-to keep the edge going.

-Fair play to you

-for trying something new.

-Thanks, Sioned.

-Hey. What's this clock doing here?

-Don't look so proud of yourself.

-I've never heard

-of such a stupid idea.

-You never know,

-it might be successful.

-If you say so.

-If you say so.

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-How's your reiki business going?

-Good luck, Jim.

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-Hiya.

-Yes, I'm still coming.

-Don't worry, I'll be there.

-I'll see you this afternoon. Bye.

-Mam saved a man's life

-in the park once.

-His heart had stopped

-and everything.

-Wow, fair play to her.

-It was like being with Superwoman.

-It was like being with Superwoman.

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-I bet.

-We used to like coming here

-as a family.

-Those were the best times.

-How are things

-between you and Gethin now?

-I'm not sure,

-to be honest with you.

-You don't have to tell me anything.

-But...

-..I've never trusted him.

-I'm sure he thinks

-the same about you.

-I heard he hadn't coped well

-when his father came back.

-Are you worried about Arwen?

-Well...

-I almost didn't recognize him.

-Do you think he's over it now?

-It's not long since...

-He wouldn't do anything to Arwen or

-me, if that's what's bothering you.

-I'm glad to hear it.

-This is a shop not a library.

-I know. There's more

-of a welcome in a library.

-ALARM

-What's going on? Has someone phoned

-the fire brigade?

-Buy something expensive.

-What an earth...?

-Whoa, whoa, whoa!

-Very sophisticated, Jim.

-Thank goodness for that.

-Is everything alright?

-Great, thanks. I've had all

-of this for half price.

-19.97. Call it ten pounds.

-And I want the same bargain

-with this, thanks.

-No.

-No.

-

-What do you mean, "no"?

-The alarm was ringing

-before you came in.

-And?

-Only one customer at a time

-can claim.

-It doesn't say that on here.

-Jim?

-We gave him 100 last week.

-We're not a charity.

-You're not a shop either.

-You had no right

-helping yourself to the whisky.

-Leave before I call the police.

-You know where you can

-put this clock.

-And stuff the whisky bottle

-up there after it too.

-I'm keeping those as a favour

-to Linda.

-What are they?

-What are they?

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-Tablets.

-To end it all if she wants to.

-She couldn't keep them in

-Bryntirion in case DJ found them.

-What if one of the boys got them?

-That's why I hid them in the shed.

-They play in the sheds sometimes.

-They play in the sheds sometimes.

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-Sorry.

-How long have they been here?

-How long have they been here?

-

-Last week.

-How can you be so irresponsible?

-How can you be so irresponsible?

-

-I was only trying to help.

-Why did you offer to do this?

-Why did you offer to do this?

-

-I didn't, she asked me.

-You could get into trouble

-for this, you could go to prison.

-That won't happen.

-If you gave these to Linda

-and she took them...

-..and they traced them to Penrhewl,

-you'd be jailed as an accomplice.

-I remember once, Iolo found a bird

-with a damaged wing.

-Did Superwoman save the bird too?

-Dad this time.

-He insisted that we take it home

-and give it water and seeds.

-Typical Sion.

-Iolo broke his heart

-when it was time to let it go.

-But you were OK?

-Playing the tough guy.

-Well, maybe my eyes filled up

-a little bit.

-I can be sensitive sometimes.

-Look, I might as well admit it...

-..it hasn't been easy at times.

-Not having her real father around.

-It hasn't been an option before,

-not really.

-No.

-It hasn't been the same as a proper

-family, is that what you're saying?

-Because we could be a proper family.

-The three of us.

-What are you doing?

-This is an answer

-to all our problems.

-I can join you and we can be

-a proper family.

-You've misunderstood.

-I don't want that.

-It's obvious your head

-isn't in the right place.

-We'll pretend that didn't happen.

-We'd better go.

-You're like Gwyneth,

-laughing at me.

-No, but some of your ideas

-are better than others.

-If it worked properly, there'd be

-no problem with the alarm.

-Have you only got the tuna in oil?

-None in brine?

-If it's not on the shelf, no.

-You might sell more tuna in brine.

-I'm just saying

-the tuna we've got is fine.

-Thanks, DJ.

-I'll get the ones you like

-next time in the cash and carry.

-Thanks, Eileen. Nice to see someone

-with a bit of sense here.

-What a nerve!

-Telling us what to order.

-ALARM

-What's wrong with you?

-What's wrong with you?

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-Nothing!

-Just customers.

-I tried to change her mind.

-But she's still going to take them.

-DJ doesn't know, does he?

-You make it sound

-as if it's my fault.

-DJ's like a bit of mud stuck

-to your boot.

-We can't get rid of him.

-It's not his fault,

-he doesn't even know.

-That's wrong.

-That's wrong.

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-It's Linda's place to tell him.

-Don't do anything stupid, please.

-Just put the tablets back.

-You can't keep them.

-You can't keep them.

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-Nobody will find out.

-No, you're right.

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-Somebody must have stolen them.

-Why would anyone do that?

-Why would anyone do that?

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-I don't know.

-Check your bag again.

-I've got a spare set at home.

-I don't understand.

-Can you phone for a taxi?

-Yes, no problem.

-But there's no rush.

-She's enjoying herself.

-I'm not.

-OK.

-Hiya.

-Eileen. What can I do for you?

-I haven't got a clock here

-but I've got plenty of bargains.

-The best bargain you can offer me

-is to take Jim back on here.

-You're joking!

-No.

-No.

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-Why would I do that?

-He's a liability. You saw how

-he threatened me with the police.

-I'm sorry for that.

-But I didn't mean

-working behind the counter...

-..but building work using his hands.

-Look, I can understand why

-you want to get rid of him...

-He's been through a lot recently.

-I had hoped that working in the

-shop would help him turn a corner.

-But instead

-he's driven you round the bend.

-Exactly.

-What's this got to do with APD?

-I thought that you might have

-a bit more sympathy.

-I feel sorry for you, honestly.

-Do you want my advice?

-I think you should treat Jim

-exactly the same as you would...

-..with anybody else

-who can't do the job.

-I'd sack him.

-Is the taxi on its way?

-Is the taxi on its way?

-

-They'll phone when they get here.

-Your keys must be here somewhere.

-Here they are.

-They were behind the post.

-I saw you taking them out

-of your pocket.

-What are you playing at, Macs?

-Sorry. Sorry.

-You left them on the bench

-and I was going to call you...

-Was going to? Why didn't you just

-give them to me?

-I was going to.

-Did you take them out of my bag?

-Did you take them out of my bag?

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-No.

-And plan all of this?

-Gethin was right to warn me

-to be careful around you.

-I've been too hasty

-letting you back into Arwen's life.

-Don't say that.

-Don't say that.

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-What do you expect me to say?

-You tried to kiss me,

-stole the keys.

-There was no taxi either,

-was there?

-I didn't want today to end.

-I was stupid to kiss you

-but I wanted to make up for it.

-I don't think you should see

-Arwen again.

-Not until we consider the

-implications of what you did today.

-Understand?

-Come on, love, we're going.

-Has the shop filed

-for bankruptcy yet?

-It's still standing.

-I'm sorry for being

-so sharp with you earlier.

-It's alright.

-I did see your point

-but Jim was so keen.

-I should thank you.

-I got these two and a magazine

-for half price.

-So maybe it was a good idea.

-I was going to have another

-to celebrate.

-Can I buy you a drink, please?

-Can I buy you a drink, please?

-

-I'll have an orange juice. Thanks.

-Not you again.

-Don't start.

-What's wrong?

-Didn't things work out for you?

-I warned you

-not to play happy families.

-I saw him on the street

-telling Arwen he's her father.

-Pathetic.

-That's how I described him.

-That's how I described him.

-

-It must be true, then.

-Picking on a little girl

-to get your way.

-Glad to see you can still make

-friends. Congratulations.

-What's wrong?

-Jealous?

-How many friends do you have, Macs?

-"Leaving in 2..."

-Listen, I want a word with you.

-Maybe you should turn over

-the sign on the door round.

-Yes, OK.

-To tell you the truth...

-..I wanted a word with you too.

-There's something

-I want to show you.

-Something I've written.

-Something I've written.

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-Are you resigning?

-No.

-Why would I do that?

-No, no.

-I've been thinking, maybe I should

-discuss my ideas with you first.

-That's why I haven't put this up.

-"Buy three

-and get the fourth free."

-Yes. What do you think?

-Well...

-Well...

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-Everyone's doing it.

-Two-for-one.

-It's a safe way of making money.

-I'm sorry about the clock business

-but this is a no brainer.

-Do I get the green light?

-Go for it.

-Good, you won't regret it.

-What did you want to tell me?

-What did you want to tell me?

-

-Doesn't matter, it's not important.

-There we go, then. I'm off.

-There we go, then. I'm off.

-

-Where are you going?

-I won't be long.

-Can you put the poster up?

-Yes? What brings you this way?

-Returning something for Linda.

-Returning something for Linda.

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-What?

-What are they?

-What are they?

-

-Ask her.

-Well, I'm asking you.

-Tablets your mother's going to use

-to kill herself.

-Don't talk nonsense.

-Don't talk nonsense.

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-It's true.

-How do you know that?

-How do you know that?

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-Cadno was keeping them for her.

-Why would she do that?

-Why would she do that?

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-Good question, DJ.

-It's alright,

-I can explain everything.

-Sorry I'm late. There was a crisis

-after crisis in the shop.

-I saw you had a deal.

-Mam-gu said she's going over

-to buy washing tablets...

-..because full-price

-is so expensive.

-That offer isn't on any more.

-But tell your Mam-gu

-to come over tomorrow.

-It's buy three, get one free.

-I don't think we can afford to buy

-three lots in one go.

-But she'll have the fourth

-for free.

-Hiya, Court.

-Never mind.

-I was respecting her decision.

-I was respecting her decision.

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-She wasn't thinking straight.

-She tried telling her that.

-She tried telling her that.

-

-You can shut up.

-I brought them back here!

-I brought them back here!

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-You always spoil things for me.

-I tried to change her mind.

-And ended up offering to help her

-kill herself.

-It's not going to happen.

-It's not going to happen.

-

-Don't do anything stupid.

-She's going through a hard time.

-Don't let her down.

-And what about her letting me down?

-Stay away from my family.

-We don't want you here.

-I hope you're pleased with yourself.

-I am. I had to put a stop

-to this nonsense.

-In time, you'll know I did

-the right thing.

-I won't be able to face Linda now.

-I won't be able to face Linda now.

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-At least you're not facing prison!

-We'd probably be arguing over

-the baby's name around now.

-You'd want a fashionable,

-exotic name...

-..but I'd want to

-name him or her...

-..after someone

-in the family maybe.

-There we go, the truth of it is...

-..I'd have been happy

-with any name.

-As long as you liked it.

-Angela wanted to call you Brie.

-After her favourite cheese.

-I bet you're glad I dissuaded her.

-I made you this.

-That's exceptional.

-Josh helped me make it.

-He says there are several meanings

-to it.

-But the one he likes most is...

-..the tree connects us

-with the earth and the air.

-And maybe heaven too.

-I like that too.

-I'll never forget you.

-Or our baby either.

-Ta-ra, love.

-Courtney would have loved that.

-Thanks, Jim.

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