Mon, 25 Apr 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-Hiya.

-Here you are.

-Oh, thanks.

-A bill probably. It would be nice

-to get a letter or card sometimes.

-How are you, Mark?

-I'd be better

-if someone was in prison.

-I don't understand.

-I don't understand.

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-Dai.

-He tried to link me

-to Dewi's murder.

-He planted a mobile phone

-in my house to set me up.

-What have the police said?

-What have the police said?

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-Good morning. How are you?

-I'd like to make an appointment

-for a trim.

-What's this business about Dai

-trying to frame Mark for murder?

-I don't know

-what's going on his mind these days.

-Sorry, Col.

-I'll have to check the book.

-Yes, please. The end of the week

-would be great.

-I don't want to advertise

-before the end of the week.

-I haven't told my family yet.

-Thank you for coming.

-What did she say?

-That the house should sell quickly.

-That the house should sell quickly.

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-Great.

-Hi, Aaron. Did Mam give you a lift

-on the way to school?

-No, I walked.

-It's my birthday on Wednesday.

-Can you come?

-Of course. Let's see.

-Ten pin bowling and pizza

-in the flat afterwards.

-Hey,

-I'm looking forward to it already.

-I'll see you on Wednesday.

-Bye, Aaron.

-No invitation for me.

-He won't mind us moving to Newport.

-It would be awkward for him

-to invite you in the circumstances.

-Hey, hey. Come here.

-It isn't nice to be excluded.

-We can do something afterwards.

-We'd better tell them

-about the move today.

-Let's get this party

-out of the way first.

-The last thing I want to do

-is spoil his birthday.

-It was a shambles

-from beginning to end.

-I wouldn't go that far.

-It may not be the most dynamic

-sermon I've heard...

-But even worse, there's a student

-preaching again next Sunday.

-What am I going to do?

-We'll cope somehow.

-I'll visit Maes Glas

-to see if JH can come next Sunday.

-Megan, Reverend JH

-is getting on a bit now.

-Why don't you deliver the sermon?

-I'll preach now and again,

-when needed...

-..but why don't we start with JH?

-I'll give it to her.

-No, I need Eileen's signature.

-No, I need Eileen's signature.

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-Alright.

-She won't be back until lunchtime.

-You're welcome to stay.

-What if it's important?

-More reason for me to keep it safe.

-More reason for me to keep it safe.

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-It will be safe.

-Like I said,

-I need Eileen's signature.

-I have to go to APD now.

-I just hope Dai's not there.

-I think you should stop

-this business now...

-..for your own sake.

-I should have told Tomos & Ellis

-to start off with local adverts.

-I thought you wanted to sell

-as soon as possible?

-But sell to who?

-To the highest bidder.

-Money isn't everything.

-It's quite important, Sion.

-It would break my heart to sell

-to people from outside the area.

-You might have to do that. We don't

-want it on the market for months.

-We'll see how it goes.

-We're moving the week after next

-and we haven't started packing.

-We'll get there, don't worry.

-I'm glad you're so cool

-because I'm not. I'm going to work.

-Do you fancy meeting for lunch?

-Do you fancy meeting for lunch?

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-Alright.

-We'll make a "to do" list.

-We'll make a "to do" list.

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-Good idea.

-Tea? Coffee?

-Tea? Coffee?

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-No, I've just had one.

-Alright. Take a seat.

-How was Uganda?

-We haven't had a chat

-since you've come back.

-It was an eye-opener.

-It was an eye-opener.

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-I bet.

-The people were lovely.

-I've never been to Africa.

-I'd love to go.

-Maybe Cwmderi could twin

-with somewhere out there.

-Yes, good idea.

-You should tell the council.

-You should tell the council.

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-Maybe.

-I'm here to talk about Telcaro.

-Shall we get started?

-Of course.

-I've done some homework and this

-is what I've found out about them.

-You have been busy.

-Yes. I was quite shocked

-by how much I found out about them.

-Almost every article is negative.

-I think Telcaro themselves wrote

-the only positive article.

-They're not cheap but if you buy six

-I'll give you a discount, OK?

-Excuse me.

-Mark,

-what's this I hear about you...

-..showing Dai's photo

-around Maes-y-Deri?

-Yes, I've shown it

-to a lot of people.

-What's your game?

-I just want the truth, Dai,

-about what you tried to do to me.

-After everything I've done for you,

-this is how you treat Dai.

-He hasn't done anything.

-He hasn't done anything.

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-You tried to set me up.

-Just give me the letters

-and get out of my sight.

-You think you've got away with it

-but you haven't.

-I know what you've done

-and I'll prove it.

-Do you know what?

-You've lost your marbles.

-It's a matter of time

-before the pigs knock on your door.

-Give me the post and get out.

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-It's terrible, isn't it?

-It's terrible, isn't it?

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-Yes.

-Especially that article

-on what goes on in parts of Asia.

-The story about the boy

-who was sold by his family...

-..because they were too poor

-to raise him...

-Well, we have to do something.

-Yes.

-But one thing's missing here.

-What?

-What?

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-Telcaro's side of the story.

-I've been in contact with them

-and from what I understand...

-..they've never had children

-working for them.

-Only one factory had child labour.

-Once they found out,

-Telcaro stopped trading with it.

-You're naive to believe them.

-You've got no proof.

-You've got no proof.

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-What's being claimed here...

-Exactly. They're allegations.

-You don't know the facts.

-You've read enough

-to know what people say about them.

-I was assured

-that they don't use children.

-You could easily find

-another supplier.

-We need to make a stand, Sara...

-..so the other companies

-get the message too.

-Yes, maybe you're right.

-Right, I got this from Megan.

-A list of ethical companies

-who'd be willing to supply you.

-Right.

-Seeing as you've all gone to

-such trouble, I'll have a look.

-Thank you. After you've had a look,

-we can arrange another meeting.

-I'm busy this week.

-I'm busy this week.

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-The end of the week? Friday?

-Yes, Friday it is.

-Yes, Friday it is.

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-Thank you.

-Ta-ra.

-Here you are.

-Here you are.

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-Thank you, Anita. You are kind.

-Do you know...?

-Despite telling him

-who I was more than once...

-..the poor dab had no idea.

-That's a shame.

-I've never seen such deterioration

-in anyone.

-Poor JH.

-I can remember him starting out.

-What am I going to do?

-Anita?

-What?

-Is anything wrong?

-Is anything wrong?

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-No. Why do you ask?

-If something's bothering you,

-you can tell me.

-It won't go any further.

-There's no need to worry about me.

-I hope you were pleased

-with yesterday's service.

-You didn't attend so I don't think

-you can make any comment.

-The word on everyone's lips

-is "hopeless".

-He was only a student

-so I thought he was excellent.

-And you've got another student

-next week.

-Young people need a chance.

-Young people need a chance.

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-Within reason.

-Young blood is the future

-of every chapel.

-So step aside and make room

-for new blood.

-The future of Bethania is secure.

-I hope so.

-I hope so.

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-Let's go to the Deri for lunch.

-The only answer

-is to send him a solicitor's letter.

-Would that shut him up?

-If it does,

-it'll be worth every penny.

-There's no telling.

-There's no telling.

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-You have to do something!

-Why pick on me?

-It doesn't make sense.

-That's just it,

-he doesn't have any sense.

-I've been so supportive of him.

-Is this how he thanks me?

-Dragging your name

-through the dirt.

-And another step we should take

-is to report him to his bosses.

-There were two witnesses

-here earlier. They'll support you.

-I don't know.

-We can't allow Mark Jones

-to go round saying...

-..you've got something to do

-with Dewi's murder.

-I know that, but we can't pay too

-much attention to what he's saying.

-Blimey! All this is ridiculous!

-I really would like the order

-to arrive by Friday morning.

-Thank you.

-So, yes, pencil me in another one

-for next week as well, then.

-And because you've been

-so accommodating...

-..let's double the amount

-of clothes.

-Thank you. Bye.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Hell's bells!

-Are you crazy or what?

-You could be sacked

-for what you did in APD.

-Leave me alone.

-What did you tell Dai?

-What did you tell Dai?

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-The truth.

-And he didn't like it.

-I could see it in his eyes.

-Did you throw the mail in his face?

-Don't play games with me.

-Rumours of your antics in APD have

-spread around Cwmderi like wildfire.

-He provoked me.

-He provoked me.

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-No, you're provoking him.

-He set me up.

-How many times do I have to say it?

-How do you know that?

-You don't have a shred of evidence.

-It's all in your head.

-Look... you're in a state.

-You can't see it...

-..but you're behaving

-like someone who is paranoid.

-This isn't paranoia.

-This isn't paranoia.

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-You're all over the place.

-Right, come on.

-Right, come on.

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-Where?

-We're going out.

-We're going out.

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-I'm not going to APD.

-I'm not taking you to APD.

-I'm taking you for lunch.

-I'm sure your sermons

-would be as good as anyone's.

-After all, that's why the members

-have chosen you as leader.

-There's no-one like you

-for writing sermons.

-I've read them. They're excellent.

-Megan?

-You heard what Sion said earlier.

-Maybe I have taken too much on.

-You'll cope.

-No.

-Yes, I can write sermons.

-The problem is,

-I can't deliver them.

-Sion's the expert at that.

-You won't know until you've tried.

-The thought of stepping into that

-pulpit makes my blood run cold.

-Are you expecting a message?

-No.

-You've been checking your phone

-constantly.

-You were doing the same

-in the cafe.

-Look, Anita...

-..what is it?

-You've lent me a very friendly ear

-today.

-Let me do the same for you.

-Well...

-..I'm not sure what's going on...

-..but for the past few weeks,

-I've been seeing a lot of Sam.

-I thought we were getting on well.

-But?

-I haven't heard a word from him

-since last week.

-He's not answering my texts...

-..and every time I phone

-it goes straight to voicemail.

-Have you been to Llwyncelyn?

-No, I don't want to do that.

-It's a bit awkward.

-I don't know what's going on.

-What an unpleasant situation.

-It is.

-But do you know what?

-It's his loss.

-Out of respect to everyone,

-we should tell them today...

-..especially Garry.

-Who knows how he'll react?

-Gwern in Newport! Can you imagine?

-Oh, yes.

-And the reactions

-of Britt and the children.

-Evans & Evans.

-They're good in these cases.

-I think we should tell them tonight.

-We'll do it after Aaron's party.

-We'll do it after Aaron's party.

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-I'm not happy.

-We'll tell everyone on Thursday.

-I promise.

-I promise.

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-Alright. I have to go back to work.

-We'll discuss it tonight, OK?

-Hey, how did the meeting go?

-What happened?

-She said she'd look into it.

-I've insisted on another meeting.

-I'm sure

-you can knock some sense into her.

-Listen, Dai, we're going

-round and round in circles.

-Enough is enough.

-If you won't go to a solicitor...

-..I'll go on your behalf

-tomorrow morning.

-I don't want you to do that.

-Put these on the tab, please.

-Tough! That's what I'm going to do.

-I'm doing this for you.

-If you play in mud,

-you're going to get dirty.

-Please, can we try to forget this?

-Come on. What do you want?

-Mark, what do you want to eat?

-Ignore him.

-I think

-I'll have chicken curry and chips.

-Why are you staring at me?

-You're a fine one to talk.

-Me staring at you?

-I don't know how you can

-show your face in this village.

-Do you know what you need, Mark?

-A psychiatrist.

-So they can see

-what's wrong with you up here.

-You're both in this together.

-Don't you drag Diane into this

-after all that she's done for you.

-This vendetta against me

-is bad enough.

-You've lost it. You're doolally!

-And you're a murderer.

-I don't care, I'll say it.

-Dai Ashurst is a murderer.

-He tried to frame me

-for what he did.

-Leave me alone.

-Do you want to know how?

-He planted Dewi's mobile phone

-in my house...

-..to link me with the murder.

-That's how far he went

-to send me to prison instead of him.

-That bloke is guilty!

-You should be in prison

-for the rest of your life.

-Dai! Don't hit him, Dai!

-Stop this, Mark.

-You're going to pay dearly for this.

-Very dearly!

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