Thu, 05 Jan 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-Good morning.

-Is it?

-Oh, yes, I heard about the email.

-Everyone has heard about the email.

-A cuppa?

-Hiya, Gaynor.

-Do you fancy a pint after work?

-Yes, why not?

-Great. The Deri at 8 o'clock.

-Hey, you're home.

-Hey, you're home.

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-Since when are you two besties?

-We run together.

-I'd choose my company

-more carefully if I were you.

-Here you are.

-It's the end of my career.

-It's the end of my career.

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-It was one petty email.

-At the worst possible time.

-Britt has lodged a complaint

-with the education authority.

-They're compiling a shortlist

-for the post of new head teacher.

-Listen, you've got years

-of experience and a good reputation.

-And lots of black marks against me.

-This will remind everyone of that.

-You're talking nonsense now.

-This is my life, Hywel.

-If I can't get the job, what else

-is there for me in Cwmderi?

-Lots of friends.

-Disgrace and an empty house,

-that's what lies ahead for me..

-Hi.

-Welcome home.

-How was Bali?

-Paradise.

-And how was Amanda?

-Hell.

-Here you are.

-Thank you.

-What's that?

-What's that?

-

-Nothing.

-Auntie Anita.

-I had an accident last week,

-that's all.

-Hammered New Year's Eve, was it?

-No, I tripped on my dressing gown

-and hit my head on the cupboard.

-Why didn't you phone me?

-Were you still angry

-because we'd argued?

-No.

-It's only a bruise.

-Give me a couple of days

-and I'll be as good as new.

-Let's hope

-Kevin is looking after you.

-Kevin isn't here any more.

-You what?

-He went to stay with Nansi over the

-New Year and decided to stay there.

-Hang on, now.

-The reason he came here was

-because Nansi didn't want to know.

-Yes, but once she saw him,

-she forgave him.

-Just like that?

-Just like that?

-

-Yes.

-Right, so,

-did you have your accident...

-..before or after Kevin went

-to North Wales?

-You don't think Kevin did this?

-You don't think Kevin did this?

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-You're being cagey.

-What do you expect me to think?

-Exactly what I've told you.

-It was an accident.

-Are you sure about that?

-Are you sure about that?

-

-Yes. Definitely.

-Now, take that case upstairs.

-Thank you.

-You need a shower. You stink.

-Let me finish breakfast.

-It wasn't a suggestion,

-I was stating a fact.

-Listen, I'd like to go out

-for a couple of hours tonight.

-I don't fancy going out tonight.

-No, on my own, I meant.

-Just to the Deri.

-You'll look like a real saddo,

-won't you?

-I've half organized to meet Tyler.

-Oh. He's been like a shadow

-to you recently.

-We're only running friends.

-We're only running friends.

-

-Are you sure?

-I didn't know him well before

-the panto but he's a nice bloke.

-Sorry, I want your help

-to take the decorations down.

-No, that's tomorrow night.

-So what do you say, can I go out?

-If you want.

-I'm sure I'll be fine on my own.

-Thanks.

-Now go and have a shower

-before I pass out.

-I want Nansi's phone number.

-What for?

-To have a chat with Kevin

-and see how he's settling.

-We need to leave him alone.

-A couple of weeks ago you were

-begging me to make more effort.

-Now you don't want me to talk to

-him. I'd say there's a story here.

-Just come to the table.

-Did Kevin hit you?

-I told you, I fell.

-I don't believe you. Did he slap

-you and run away to North Wales?

-For the last time,

-Kevin didn't touch me.

-OK.

-It was Nansi.

-When I came back after changing

-my mind about the holiday...

-..she was here with Kevin...

-..helping herself to my things.

-They'd obviously planned it.

-Stealing from you while you were

-away and he was part of the plan.

-No, Kevin phoned for an ambulance

-to make sure I was alright.

-And to make sure she was alright

-because he didn't call the cops.

-No, because he was out on bail.

-Exactly!

-You deserve justice.

-Don't. I want to forget

-about that incident.

-They could come back

-and do the same thing again.

-You're not phoning anyone

-or saying a word to anyone.

-But...

-But...

-

-No. There are no "buts".

-Please.

-We need to decorate

-from top to bottom.

-Now the adoption is going ahead,

-I want Esther to have a proper room.

-She's got a proper room

-and we have decorated it.

-I know that, but I want her room

-to be even more special.

-BUZZER

-Hello? Yes, come up.

-Anita.

-What does she want?

-What does she want?

-

-Darren's probably been moaning.

-Hiya. Come in.

-I'm not intruding, am I?

-No. A cuppa?

-No. A cuppa?

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-I'm not staying.

-I should have called before now.

-Why? Is there a problem?

-I wanted you to know

-that Kevin's left.

-He's gone to stay with Nansi

-in Anglesey.

-That's great news, isn't it, Sher?

-Yes. Great.

-What time are you going out?

-What time are you going out?

-

-Um, around eight.

-So back around nine, is it?

-Hello!

-I'm off to work.

-I'm off to work.

-

-Happy New Year.

-Someone's happy.

-Ignore him.

-Christmas is over.

-Everything's back to normal.

-And how was Christmas?

-As bad as I expected.

-It was just me and him

-stuck in here for days.

-He didn't, you know...?

-It was hard work.

-He's gained confidence

-since doing the panto.

-Yes, he got loads of attention,

-didn't he?

-I've had to watch everything I say,

-everything I do.

-I'm so happy to see you, Kel.

-Here you are.

-A little something from Bali

-to cheer you up.

-Thanks.

-There was no need.

-Do you know what would cheer me up?

-A night out. Nothing much,

-just a couple of quiet drinks.

-Yes, sounds good to me.

-Tonight?

-I should stay in.

-Please. Just a couple of hours.

-A chance for me to get out of here.

-Please.

-Yes, of course.

-A couple of hours, alright.

-Thanks.

-See you later.

-Ta-ra.

-Someone's happier.

-Well, I've had some good news.

-There won't be an investigation.

-The education authority accepted...

-..that Chester's email

-was an honest mistake.

-There's more. I've got an interview

-for the head teacher's post.

-My reputation counts for something,

-it seems.

-Excuse me. I've got a lot

-of preparation to do.

-It's nice to see her smiling.

-She's got an interview next week.

-She's got an interview next week.

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-There's a surprise.

-Mind you, I don't think

-she'll be smiling for long.

-I've got an interview too.

-You haven't told her.

-There's no rush.

-No, because next week...

-..you'll both be sitting outside

-the same interview room.

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-Someone looks like she enjoyed

-her holiday.

-The hotel on the beach was lush.

-Shame I can't say the same

-about Mam.

-Out all night, sleeping all day,

-she was like a teenager.

-The good news waiting for you

-when you got home...

-..probably cheered you up.

-That Kevin has packed his bags

-and left.

-Gone forever.

-Do you know what,

-although she won't admit it...

-..having him around upset Sheryl.

-It upset a lot of people.

-But why has he moved in

-with Nansi on Anglesey?

-I thought they hated each other.

-She's his mother.

-Excuse me, Hywel. Jet lag.

-Hiya.

-I'm starting to think you're ill,

-or in love.

-I just want to look decent.

-You never make this effort

-when you're going out with me.

-People will start to talk

-about you and Tyler.

-He's a friend.

-A friend who happens to be gay.

-Every relationship

-stems from friendship.

-You're a bit obsessed, Ed.

-You talk about him all the time,

-you go running together...

-..and now you're meeting

-for drinks.

-He's a good friend.

-He's a good friend.

-

-You've know him for five minutes.

-Iolo must be worried too.

-Iolo understands.

-Iolo understands.

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-Good.

-I hope so, because the last thing

-I want is for my husband...

-..to be named in a divorce,

-especially a gay divorce.

-I've just had the third degree

-from Hywel Llywelyn about Kevin.

-I hope you didn't say a word.

-Your dirty secret's safe with me...

-..but not being honest with people

-is not easy.

-I'm not asking you to lie.

-No, asking me not tell the truth.

-Same diff.

-Can you at least report Nansi,

-please.

-No.

-Do you think

-she'll keep quiet about Kevin?

-That's his problem.

-Meic would never forgive me.

-Stop using Meic as an excuse,

-please.

-Kevin's gone

-and that's the end of it.

-I hope you're telling the truth...

-..because if I see his ugly mug...

-..I'll make sure he's in prison

-until he's a pensioner.

-Promise.

-Hello, you three.

-Can I buy you a drink

-to thank you for this morning?

-There's no need. I only listened.

-And spoke a lot of sense.

-And you were right.

-I didn't need to worry.

-There won't be a hearing.

-And I've got an interview.

-Congratulations.

-Congratulations.

-

-Thank you.

-You didn't say you'd seen her

-this morning.

-Yes, we just bumped

-into each other.

-I went to APD afterwards

-to fetch some samples.

-Hywel, their stuff

-is as old as the Ark.

-They've got plenty of pink.

-I thought you'd be happy.

-Here's your chance.

-I'm not telling her in a pub.

-May I join you?

-May I join you?

-

-I'm on my way home. Sorry.

-I'm meeting Ed but you can join us.

-If you're sure.

-Ta-ra.

-Sorry I'm late.

-Sorry I'm late.

-

-I've found better company!

-A pint?

-A pint?

-

-Yes.

-Gaynor?

-Gaynor?

-

-No, I'm fine, thanks.

-Sheryl, you're not sulking because

-I had a cuppa with Gaynor, are you?

-I don't care about Gaynor.

-There's definitely something.

-I can't believe

-you don't understand what.

-The adoption? Have you heard

-something but haven't told me?

-Hywel, all I can think of is Kevin.

-Look, he's gone.

-You should be celebrating.

-That he's free to do

-the same thing again?

-He's left Cwmderi.

-He's left Cwmderi.

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-At least we knew where he was.

-Sheryl, he's in Anglesey

-with Nansi. Anita told us.

-But for how long, Hywel?

-You're worrying for no reason.

-You're worrying for no reason.

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-I don't think I am.

-And I'm not just worried

-for myself...

-..but anyone else

-unlucky enough to meet him.

-Right, if you want a day off

-from the running, just say.

-Why would I want a day off?

-Keeping up with me

-is difficult for an old man.

-I might be older but I'm faster.

-In your dreams, Ed.

-Hiya.

-Hiya.

-

-Oh, hiya.

-What are you doing here?

-What are you doing here?

-

-A lager for both of you?

-We're alright, thanks.

-We're alright, thanks.

-

-It's not often I offer to buy.

-Yes. Thanks.

-I don't believe this.

-I don't mind if they join us.

-I don't mind if they join us.

-

-I do.

-Sioned's such hard work.

-She always wants attention.

-Iolo's exactly the same.

-We can have a bottle of wine

-at mine.

-I have the right to go out,

-don't I?

-If Ed's going to be angry with you,

-there's no point.

-He'll be angry whatever I do.

-Didn't you notice that

-when we walked in?

-MOBILE PHONE

-Hello.

-Thanks for phoning me back.

-Yes, I'm fine.

-I want to arrange to meet up.

-Tomorrow if possible.

-It's your round next.

-It's your round next.

-

-I don't want another one.

-I'm enjoying myself.

-I'm enjoying myself.

-

-I'm going home.

-Don't be so stingy. Go to the bar.

-Same again?

-Same again?

-

-Yes.

-I'll go and help him.

-Are you going to tell me?

-Something's wrong. You've only

-said two words since you sat down.

-I'm worried about Auntie Anita,

-that's all.

-You would have stayed at home.

-Come on, Kel. Tell me.

-It's nothing, OK?

-You've obviously got a problem

-with Ed.

-Why else would you have said

-what you did this morning?

-I was exhausted.

-I didn't know what I was saying.

-You've said too much

-to not tell me everything now.

-Right.

-OK, I'll tell you, because

-I'm fed up of keeping secrets...

-..but promise

-you won't tell anyone.

-Promise.

-Ed's mistreating Sioned.

-Ed's mistreating Sioned.

-

-What?!

-How?

-How?

-

-I think you can work that out.

-You saw how he was

-when we walked in.

-Are you trying to say he hits her?

-Are you trying to say he hits her?

-

-I'm not trying to say anything.

-I've seen the bruises

-with my own eyes.

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