Mon, 31 Oct 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-Hello?

-Hello?

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-In here.

-The menswear hire company phoned.

-The suits will be ready to collect

-on Wednesday.

-I thought I could come with you.

-Depending on when you're going.

-Dad?

-Sorry, the...

-..divorce has come through.

-I'm a free man.

-While I'm tying myself

-to someone for life.

-It's not too late.

-Yes, it is. We're getting married

-on Friday, this Friday.

-Don't forget the suits.

-Don't worry,

-I won't forget the suits.

-Are you alright

-about the divorce and all that?

-Of course.

-Good.

-Can I borrow some shoe polish?

-I've run out.

-There'll be some in the cupboard

-under the sink.

-"True love...

-..never runs smoothly."

-Yes! That's what it is, isn't it?

-The saying?

-Don't ask me. What are you doing?

-A speech.

-For the wedding, a surprise.

-I was there from the beginning

-when they fell in love.

-Fair play to you.

-The problem is...

-..I can't think of what to say.

-As long as it comes from here,

-it doesn't matter what you say.

-Yes, you're right.

-Is there anything for me

-in that pile?

-So, it's official.

-You don't have to be

-the mistress any more.

-Thank goodness for that.

-Are you alright?

-Are you alright?

-

-Well, it was my decision.

-Exactly.

-This is a cause for celebration.

-Yes.

-How about some bubbles later

-in the Deri?

-To celebrate my failure as a wife?

-Oh, no, that's not what I mean.

-I'd better wash my hair.

-"To Let - Cafe flat.

-600 per month."

-Three doughnuts to take out, please.

-When you're ready, Debbie.

-When you're ready, Debbie.

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-OK, OK.

-Sorry,

-I'm busy with wedding arrangements.

-I want a word about that.

-You said I'd be compensated

-for loss of business...

-..but I haven't seen a penny.

-I can't afford to compensate

-every business. That's nuts.

-The wedding budget

-is tight enough as it is.

-You promised.

-You promised.

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-It's only one day.

-A full day's takings.

-I've got bills to pay.

-What should I do?

-Cancel the wedding?

-Yes, that's an idea.

-I could cause you

-a lot of hassle on the day...

-..and I will

-unless you pay for my silence.

-I can't afford it.

-I could make things very difficult.

-I could make things very difficult.

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-Oh, yes. What are you going to do?

-I'm not telling you.

-I'm not telling you.

-

-You're all mouth.

-We'll see about that.

-I know I'm last minute,

-but is there any chance of having...

-..a small birthday party here

-tomorrow?

-OK. For how many?

-Not many, just a couple of friends.

-Ask Vicky if she wants

-to bring Nicky over.

-OK. About ten of you?

-OK. About ten of you?

-

-Yes.

-At 5.00 per head?

-I'll confirm the numbers tomorrow.

-Thank you, Debs.

-Right, the car's arriving

-at half past ten.

-Eileen's delivering the cake

-in the morning.

-There was something else. Florist!

-Check when the flowers are coming.

-Bouquets all round?

-Bouquets all round?

-

-No! Buttonholes and decorations.

-If you want bouquets,

-I can sort some out.

-We'll be OK.

-Here's a thought...

-..wouldn't it be nice to have

-fireworks on the night?

-People do that, don't they?

-People do that, don't they?

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-Yes, but why wait 'til now to ask?

-I'll have to check with the council.

-Have you booked a DJ?

-I think it'll be cheaper

-if you made your own playlists.

-Speakers.

-I haven't booked the speakers.

-I've got loads to do.

-I've got loads to do.

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-We do appreciate it.

-Debbie's on my case too.

-Why? What does Debbie want?

-She thinks she's going

-to lose out financially.

-You won't believe this.

-But maybe you will.

-She said she's going

-to sabotage the wedding.

-Chill. Dani's in charge,

-everything will be fine.

-Annual appointment.

-You look beautiful.

-Do you know that?

-Where are you two going

-all dressed up?

-I've booked the cafe for a party

-tomorrow, for Esther's birthday.

-Esther's birthday was a while ago.

-But we didn't have time

-to celebrate it.

-It's a shame not to do anything.

-Don't you think you should have

-talked to me about it first?

-Oh. I thought you'd be supportive.

-I'm working,

-maybe I won't be able to make it.

-We don't want you there if you're

-going to throw cold water over it.

-I just want to know

-what's going on around here.

-Don't listen to Dad, he doesn't

-know what he's talking about.

-We don't want any party poopers

-around. What's that?

-That's all I can do for now.

-You will talk to Debbie, won't you?

-You will talk to Debbie, won't you?

-

-It's your wedding!

-But she's been dealing with you.

-If you're that worried,

-talk to her.

-We have to sort something out.

-The last thing I want is a...

-Nutter?

-Nutter?

-

-..silly woman spoiling it for us.

-She won't spoil anything.

-She won't spoil anything.

-

-You don't know that.

-Maybe we should give her a role.

-We'll pay her to make

-tea and coffee to keep her happy.

-Do you want her around

-after she made those threats?

-It's best to keep her on side.

-Well, you know what I think.

-Lunch on the go?

-Lunch on the go?

-

-Something like that.

-Anything else?

-Anything else?

-

-Don't know. Can you read minds?

-Depends on who.

-Sheryl.

-Ah! A woman.

-No, I don't think so or I would

-have done that to Britt today.

-So, I'm not the only one.

-Her...

-Her divorce from Sion

-came through this morning.

-I don't know how but I managed

-to say the wrong thing.

-I've been trying to text her

-but...

-..she's not answering.

-Anyway, 4.60, please.

-The fact is, Col...

-..whatever we men do...

-..it's never good enough.

-I'm beginning to realize that.

-See you.

-Alright?

-Thank you for coming over.

-Thank you for coming over.

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-No problem. How are you?

-Alright in the circumstances.

-You?

-You?

-

-I've had better days.

-Look...

-I want you to have this.

-I wasn't sure what to do with it.

-I was going to take it over to the

-Maenan Appeal but changed my mind.

-I didn't want you to see it

-and think I'd given it a fling.

-It's alright.

-It wasn't all bad, was it?

-Not by a long shot.

-I'm sorry for everything.

-Me too.

-Water under the bridge.

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-Have you seen who's over there?

-Have you had a word?

-Have you had a word?

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-Not yet.

-This is your chance.

-Tyler!

-I've heard you've got a bit

-of a problem with the wedding.

-I don't want to be out of pocket.

-I don't want to be out of pocket.

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-OK, I'll do you a deal.

-How would you like to supply

-soft drinks for the wedding?

-Teas, coffees and all that.

-I need to be paid upfront.

-OK.

-I guess 40 should be enough.

-Double that and I'll consider it.

-I need more money.

-How much?

-How much?

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-Another 40.

-Right, here you are.

-Right, here you are.

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-Thanks.

-All sorted?

-And promise me, no nonsense. OK?

-Promise.

-Do you think there's still something

-between Sion and Britt?

-A piece of paper isn't going

-to make someone forget it all.

-They've got a lot of history.

-I know that.

-Well, I saw them together earlier.

-Doing what?

-Well, you know...

-..hugging.

-A hug means nothing.

-I'm not saying it does.

-I'm worried

-that maybe she regrets...

-..me.

-Listen, Col, I doubt Sion and Britt

-will get back together.

-Trust me.

-Maybe Sion isn't the one.

-But what if I'm not the one either?

-But what if I'm not the one either?

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-Is she the one for you?

-Without a doubt.

-Well, tell her.

-What if she turns me down?

-At least you'll know

-where you stand with her.

-Do you want balloons?

-Do you want balloons?

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-It'll be nice to have some.

-That'll be extra.

-And I'll have to fetch them.

-And I'll have to fetch them.

-

-I can do them myself.

-No, it's no problem.

-See you tomorrow.

-See you tomorrow.

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-Thanks, Debs.

-What does the party pooper want?

-Maybe I was a bit negative earlier.

-There's no "maybe" about it.

-There's no "maybe" about it.

-

-Why didn't you tell me about it?

-I'm sorry,

-I should have told you.

-I've had things on my mind.

-I've had things on my mind.

-

-Like what? Tell me.

-Just things, you know. Esther...

-It's alright, it's all sorted out.

-Are you going to come to the party?

-Because we want you there.

-Ooh! So the party pooper

-gets an invitation, does he?

-Bingo!

-Are you alright, Dad?

-Are you alright, Dad?

-

-Great.

-Dad's divorce has come through.

-Dad's divorce has come through.

-

-You must be glad.

-You could say that.

-But I'm not glad that I wasted all

-those years with the wrong person.

-You must have been happy

-when you got married?

-We had periods when we were happy.

-At one time I thought

-we'd be together forever but...

-..it wasn't to be.

-You weren't to know.

-And now you two are going for it.

-I'm starting to have second

-thoughts now.

-Joke!

-Don't do it on a whim.

-Make sure you respect one another

-and love one another.

-You don't have to worry about that.

-I don't want you

-making the same mistake I made.

-I'm going. 7F are waiting for me.

-See you later.

-"I know...

-"..that I'm stupid...

-"..but...

-"..I love you.

-"Marry me?

-"Marry me?"

-What's going on?

-I'm not sure but I think Colin's

-just proposed to Britt.

-Go through.

-I've done something stupid,

-haven't I?

-A huge mistake.

-I don't want to get married.

-What put that idea in your head?

-What put that idea in your head?

-

-I thought after this morning...

-I'm so sorry about what I said.

-So you're apologizing

-by asking me to marry you?

-No, no, no.

-I'm proposing because I love you.

-But Col, I've just had a divorce.

-I know. I've had one too.

-Look, just because it didn't

-work out between you and Sion...

-..it doesn't mean

-it won't for the two of us.

-We could be happy.

-But I am happy.

-Happy as we are.

-I saw you earlier.

-You and Sion.

-You don't have any regrets, do you?

-Oh, Col, of course I don't.

-I wouldn't have met you otherwise.

-I wouldn't have met you otherwise.

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-Really?

-Don't get me wrong,

-I'm flattered you asked...

-..but now's not the time.

-You understand that, don't you?

-Come on. Smile.

-We don't need a piece of paper

-to be happy.

-No, I know.

-Right...

-..I'd better take these

-to be recycled.

-It was a lovely way to do it,

-very different.

-I'll go and find a bin.

-We are doing the right thing,

-aren't we?

-Of course we are.

-Of course we are.

-

-Because it is a huge step.

-A commitment.

-Is this about your father?

-Iol...

-..you and I are ideally suited.

-Think how exciting all this is.

-We have our entire lives

-ahead of us.

-We're going to have

-a day to remember.

-And we're going to be great.

-Is everything alright?

-Yes. Yellow Ted had slipped down

-the side of the cot.

-A glass of wine?

-A glass of wine?

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-Yes, why not?

-ESTHER CRIES

-I'll go. It's alright.

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