Thu, 07 Dec 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-Oh.

-A grotto in Llanelli this weekend.

-Arwen would love that.

-The hospital?

-The operation is next week.

-That was quick, wasn't it?

-It's a good thing though.

-The sooner the better.

-Hey.

-Everything's going to be OK,

-do you hear?

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-Hi.

-Sorry to disturb you.

-I didn't realize you were here.

-No, you carry on.

-There's plenty of room.

-I was finishing anyway.

-Listen, I've been back

-and forth all week...

-..translating this and that,

-and we haven't had a chat yet.

-There's no need to apologize.

-We all lead busy lives.

-Yes, but it would be nice

-to catch up.

-It hasn't been easy for you lately.

-It hasn't been easy for you lately.

-

-No, I guess not.

-Are you free now?

-A translating job has been cancelled

-so I've got a few hours.

-We could go for a cuppa somewhere.

-Um, yes. Why not?

-It'll do me good to have a break.

-Great.

-Come on, then.

-Ffion, I was so sorry

-to hear about Arwen.

-I heard in the shop that you

-sent out a message to people.

-Yes, people needed to know.

-I haven't stopped thinking

-about you since I heard.

-But it's not cancer, is it?

-No.

-Thank goodness for that.

-Thank goodness for that.

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-Yes. Thank you, Anita.

-Ta-ra.

-Guess who I'm going to see today.

-Sioned.

-I'm sure to have a warmer welcome

-than you did.

-You're welcome, Julie.

-We'll have to have that drink.

-What was your favourite?

-Malbec.

-Malbec.

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-Malbec, that's it.

-We've got a date.

-Next week.

-So soon?

-Right, anything I can do, just ask.

-Thank you, Sion.

-Right, I want to go to the shop

-then we'll go to the cafe.

-Yes.

-There's nothing worse

-than a sick child, is there?

-It's awful.

-Are you alright, Kel?

-You seem a bit flat.

-I'm fine. Just a lot of work,

-that's all.

-You're not worrying about anything,

-are you?

-No.

-Ed?

-Auntie Anita, I'm fine.

-Honest.

-Alright?

-Yes, good. You?

-Yes, good. You?

-

-Yes, good.

-Great.

-We can sit here.

-We haven't written one yet.

-Why don't I fetch the

-arts and crafts box...

-..so we can draw pictures

-and make it a colourful letter?

-Santa Claus needs to notice it.

-Arwen is writing a letter

-to Santa Claus.

-Have you got his address with you?

-I'll have a look on my phone.

-Don't forget to tell him

-you've been a good girl.

-You start writing a list while Mam

-gets a drink of water, alright?

-Are you OK?

-She might not see Christmas Day.

-Ffi...

-Ffi...

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-It's true.

-If only there was something

-we could do.

-The only thing we can do is put

-one foot in front of the other.

-There's no point

-getting ahead of ourselves.

-No, I know.

-But the mind does what it wants,

-doesn't it?

-Yes.

-Things are a bit awkward

-between Kelly and me.

-We haven't been in touch.

-We could have gone somewhere else.

-No, it's alright. We need

-to see each other more often.

-I don't want to hurt her

-more than I already have.

-I heard what she said in court.

-Don't you feel the same?

-It's not as black and white

-as that.

-I can't be in a relationship

-with anyone...

-..after all that happened

-with Sioned.

-I understand.

-You and I have been through

-similar experiences.

-We haven't had much luck

-with women.

-No.

-Gwyneth's going to see Sioned today.

-She told me earlier.

-Really?

-Birds of a feather, I suppose.

-Listen, Sion,

-I haven't been an angel myself.

-I've done a lot of things I regret.

-You've done remarkably

-to get through it.

-The best thing you can do now

-is leave all that in the past.

-Maybe.

-You need to have some fun.

-What are you doing tonight?

-I was going to have a quiet night.

-A quiet night?

-Come to the Deri for a pint.

-Come on. You don't want to hide

-like I did after Gwyneth.

-Alright. Fine.

-Good boy.

-We'll have a game of darts

-and a packet of pork scratchings.

-Thanks for hanging around.

-I don't know

-what you're talking about.

-Every time I see him,

-I'm just, like...

-..totally tongue-tied.

-Well, that's only natural, isn't it?

-Well, that's only natural, isn't it?

-

-I suppose.

-I really miss him.

-So you've got to keep busy,

-haven't you?

-No more lazing on the sofa

-watching Netflix.

-I don't do that every night.

-How about going to the Deri later,

-then?

-I don't know if I can tonight.

-Why not?

-Do you have anything better to do?

-Fine.

-How are you sleeping?

-Not too bad.

-Waking up is the worst.

-I'm always shocked that I'm here.

-The food is disgusting. I'd do

-anything for Mam's Sunday lunch.

-I'll smuggle some in for you.

-What do you fancy?

-Chicken and roast potatoes.

-Why are you so loyal to me?

-You've been there

-through everything.

-Because I want to be there for you,

-that's why.

-I don't know how to thank you.

-You don't need to thank me.

-You don't need to thank me.

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-Yes, I do.

-And I will, once I'm out of here.

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-I hope Santa Claus will bring you

-all those presents.

-If you get everything you want,

-his sack will be full.

-Right, you, come on.

-Let's go to the car

-to fetch some stickers.

-She seems happy.

-She's coping well, fair play.

-She gets tired though.

-Of course.

-And she's been asking

-about the hospital today as well.

-It's obviously on her mind.

-I wish I could do something.

-I even thought about praying

-earlier.

-To whom, I don't know.

-I just wanted to do something.

-No, I understand.

-I'm not really sure

-what I believe in these days.

-But sometimes I feel the need

-to ask for help.

-Maybe we could do it together.

-No, it was just an idea.

-It's fine.

-We are here today...

-..asking for strength

-from somewhere...

-..to keep Arwen safe

-over the coming days.

-It's going to be a difficult time

-for us all...

-..as Arwen faces the operation.

-And we need strength...

-..and a lot of love

-to face this together.

-And we hope this will help Ffion

-to be there for Arwen.

-And we really hope everything

-will be alright.

-And I don't want her to be taken

-away from us.

-I want to be strong for her.

-Amen.

-Thanks, Sion.

-No, thank you.

-Hey.

-Oh, Tad-cu's just remembered.

-I've got a present for you.

-Look, sweets made out of fruit...

-..Mam and Gethin

-will be glad to hear.

-You like those.

-You like those.

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-What do you say to Tad-cu?

-You're not shy!

-I can see you appreciate them.

-Give me a cwtch.

-It means a lot

-that you've come here today.

-I was looking forward

-to seeing you.

-And I'll make sure

-I come as often as possible.

-You can't come here any more.

-Not after today.

-What? Why not?

-It hurts me too much to see you.

-I understand.

-PRISON BELL

-There's something

-I need to tell you.

-Your mother's renamed the shop.

-It's called Siop y Pentre now.

-I thought I should tell you before

-you found out from anyone else.

-Stay strong. Do you hear me?

-I've been there.

-I know what you're going through.

-PRISON BELL

-You'd better leave.

-It was rather intense.

-It must have been a comfort

-for Ffion.

-I hope so.

-It's a very worrying time for her.

-Julie, you came.

-Hello again.

-This is my friend Helen.

-Hello, Helen.

-This is Ed, my new lodger.

-Hi.

-We'll be over now.

-Please don't say

-you've arranged a double date.

-No.

-No!

-I've done some translating

-for Julie's company and I thought...

-..it would be fun to have a drink

-with her and her friend.

-Come on, Ed.

-After the day I've had!

-Ask them what they want to drink.

-Go on.

-Sion's offering to buy a round,

-which you should never refuse.

-What would you like?

-He did promise a Malbec.

-You've got good taste.

-Do you want to go somewhere else?

-We organized to come here,

-we're staying.

-Find a table, then. White wine?

-Yes, please.

-She fell asleep straight away,

-just like last night.

-I think the steroids

-are making her tired.

-I'm tired now too,

-after that prayer.

-Do you think it helped?

-I don't know.

-It's given me some comfort.

-Maybe I should try it.

-It might give you

-some peace of mind as well.

-I need to do something

-because all I think about...

-..is the operation

-and the fact it's ten hours.

-I know.

-But thinking like that

-won't help Arwen, will it?

-No.

-I think we should go to the grotto

-in Llanelli on Saturday.

-We need to keep busy.

-Great. Arwen will love seeing

-Santa Claus's reindeers.

-Have you seen the letter

-she's written?

-Ah, it's pretty.

-She doesn't want much, does she?

-"A dolly called Lowri."

-Cute, isn't it?

-Lowri was the girl in the story

-about the hospital.

-It's obviously on her mind as well.

-We'll do our best

-to get what she wants.

-What do you want from Santa Claus?

-There's only one thing I want.

-Sorry. Silly question.

-No, we're going to look forward

-to Saturday.

-Santa's grotto

-and our little family.

-Yes.

-Our little family.

-Right, that's sorted.

-Right, that's sorted.

-

-Thanks, Auntie Anita.

-Ready?

-I'm going to have a word with Ed

-because it was awks earlier.

-OK. I'll wait here, then.

-No, I'm a big girl.

-I'll see you at home.

-Alright.

-Hiya.

-Hiya. I saw that you were here.

-A good night?

-Me and Auntie Anita?

-Yes, laugh a minute.

-You look

-as if you're enjoying yourselves.

-They're Sion's friends.

-I can't wait to go home.

-I bet hanging out with Sion White

-is a bundle of laughs.

-Well, to be fair,

-he's been very supportive.

-Ed, do you want to play?

-Um, yes.

-Do you mind?

-Do you mind?

-

-Off you go.

-Sioned was in good spirits today.

-She didn't ask about you though.

-Do you know what, Gwyneth?

-I don't really care.

-If you'll excuse me,

-I've got a game of darts to play.

-Oh, and stand well away

-from the dartboard.

-What happened?

-What happened?

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-Nothing.

-Kelly, tell me.

-It's over.

-Mine and Ed's friendship.

-I'm sure that's not true.

-You saw him,

-laughing with his new mates.

-He had a chance to invite me over

-and he didn't...

-..because he wants to move on.

-I know, OK? I know it's petty

-but these things matter.

-You're over-thinking it.

-No, I'm not.

-Ed and I aren't part

-of each other's lives any more...

-..so I have to accept that

-and get on with my own life.

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