Thu, 09 Mar 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-Before you go,

-get me some toast from downstairs.

-There's no bread.

-I bought some yesterday.

-I bought some yesterday.

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-You keep buying that cheap stuff.

-How many times have I told you?

-Also, Ed,

-you're bound to see Kelly...

-..and she'll ask how things are

-between us...

-..so tell her we're fine,

-we're happy, et cetera.

-We don't want her

-poking her nose in, do we?

-It's none of her business.

-Have you thought any more

-about Diane?

-I haven't changed my mind.

-Seriously?

-Can I have another sugar? I need

-an extra boost in the mornings.

-Of course.

-Well?

-Well what?

-How long is he going to be

-slobbing on the sofa?

-I can't throw him out, can I?

-He needs me.

-Needs you? I hope you're not

-getting any ideas.

-Of course not.

-What do you think I am?

-One night, he said.

-Your job is to make sure

-he leaves today.

-Don't worry,

-I've thought of something.

-A bomb under his backside?

-Something worse than that.

-"Olivia's in hospital.

-She took dodgy drugs."

-I'm off.

-I'm off.

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-Your toast's here.

-No, it's OK.

-I'll have that toast

-if it's going spare.

-I hate seeing food being wasted.

-Have you got any headache tablets,

-Colin?

-A good start to the day.

-Oh, don't.

-I've had a phone call

-from the school.

-A pupil collapsed last night

-after taking one of Chester's pills.

-What? Blimey.

-She's in a serious condition

-in hospital.

-I've been worried something like

-this could happen and here we are.

-I hope she pulls through,

-for Chester's sake.

-It isn't Chester's fault.

-Don't say you believe his story.

-He's explained everything to me.

-Tom Leonard is the boy

-you need to go after.

-Open your eyes, Colin,

-for goodness' sake.

-Thanks.

-Why have you got to fetch that?

-What does Lady Muck want?

-She's busy. I don't mind.

-She treats you like a lapdog.

-We're OK.

-You don't have to pretend with me.

-What's going on?

-You haven't answered my texts

-and I haven't seen you for days.

-I've got a lot on.

-The two of us, we're friends.

-Agree?

-Friends tell each other everything.

-Everything.

-I want to help you.

-I'm grateful

-for the last few weeks.

-But everything's going to be fine

-from now on.

-Anything else?

-Anything else?

-

-No, thanks.

-Well, off you go, then.

-If I remember, there isn't

-a Youth Club sign outside this cafe.

-OK. Do you want to come over

-to my place?

-Why not?

-It's better

-than hanging around in this dump.

-No, no, no.

-Are you OK?

-Olivia from Year 9 is in hospital

-after taking one of Tom's pills.

-I have to leave.

-What do you mean?

-What do you mean?

-

-I have to pack a bag and leave.

-Diane, come in.

-Diane, come in.

-

-Good grief!

-You said he wouldn't be here.

-You said he wouldn't be here.

-

-Well, a little white lie. Sorry.

-I wouldn't have come.

-I wouldn't have come.

-

-Why do you think I didn't tell you?

-Come through.

-Do I have to go?

-Do I have to go?

-

-Yes.

-You're here now, you might as well.

-Come on.

-Right, I've had enough

-of your nonsense.

-You both need to sort this out.

-I've got nothing to say.

-You made yourself perfectly clear

-yesterday.

-And I haven't changed my mind

-so I might as well go to work.

-Whoa! You're not going anywhere.

-We're talking about

-your marriage here.

-You can't throw it away.

-You've got too much to lose.

-Am I right?

-Am I right?

-

-If you say so.

-Yes, I do say so.

-I'm going out for a walk

-while you two have a chat.

-And behave yourselves.

-You can't just run away.

-You can't just run away.

-

-What else am I supposed to do?

-I'll have to write a note

-to explain.

-Where will you go?

-I don't know. Maybe I can scrape

-enough to get a bus to Cardiff.

-That will only make you look guilty.

-They're going to get me for this

-no matter what I do.

-They'll lock me up.

-I can't do it again.

-Running away isn't going to help.

-What, then?

-Have you got any big ideas?

-Talk to Ricky again.

-I've tried. It's too late.

-I've tried. It's too late.

-

-We'll put more pressure on him.

-He doesn't care.

-Everyone's better off without me.

-Shut up. You're doing my head in.

-Why? It's true.

-Please, you don't have to do this.

-Please, you don't have to do this.

-

-I do.

-Bye.

-I feel like banging my head

-against the wall.

-You can't help if he won't talk.

-She's always watching him, making

-sure he doesn't step out of line.

-The best thing you can do

-is stay out of it.

-I don't know what else

-you or I can do.

-We've tried everything, Kel.

-So, what am I supposed to do?

-Let it carry on?

-I can't do that.

-I can't do that.

-

-You can move those out of the way.

-I'll do it now.

-Where have I put the keys?

-I'm sure I put them there.

-Where did you see them last?

-If I knew that

-I wouldn't be looking for them.

-Tyler Davies-White, you're useless.

-Off you go!

-Alright. Ta-ra.

-If you're not going to say

-anything, there's not much point.

-I didn't ask you to come here.

-I didn't ask you to come here.

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-I don't want to be here either.

-Right, are we going to sit here

-sulking in silence...

-..or shall we try to come

-to some sort of understanding?

-You see, Diane, your problem is

-you can't admit when you're wrong.

-Yes, I can.

-Yes, I can.

-

-This is all your fault.

-You really think so, do you?

-Yes.

-I was at the end of my tether

-long before I went away, Dai.

-Of me?

-Of me?

-

-Of everything.

-I want to know why you went away.

-I need to know why.

-I don't know where to start.

-I don't know where to start.

-

-Try.

-I went away because...

-I'm worried about Jason and Sara.

-Jason and Sara will be fine.

-Of what's to come.

-Right, so what I said yesterday

-is true.

-Maybe it is.

-I don't know if I'll be able

-to cope when the new baby arrives.

-I don't know

-if I'll be any help to them.

-Why do you feel like this?

-Why do you feel like this?

-

-Because of the mess at Awyr Iach.

-And Jim, the business

-and everything else.

-I felt so worthless.

-It all got on top of me and I felt

-so ashamed that I couldn't cope.

-Without realizing it,

-I took it all out on you.

-And I ran away.

-I'm so sorry, Dai.

-Why didn't you tell me

-instead of doing what you did?

-I wasn't thinking straight

-at the time.

-But it did me good...

-..seeing Emma and Hannah.

-I do regret not telling you.

-So, um, you still want to be

-with me, do you?

-I might as well tell you straight,

-I can't cope with this bickering.

-Of course I want you.

-The problem is...

-..do you still want me?

-Well, I still love you

-if that's what you're asking.

-I can't deny that at all.

-Do you forgive me?

-Come here.

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-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Come in.

-What can I do for you?

-I don't know how to say this,

-but...

-..I haven't told you everything

-I know about the drugs.

-Carry on.

-Tom's the one who's dealing.

-Chester told the truth.

-How do you know this?

-He sold them to me,

-the night of the party.

-So you drink wasn't spiked.

-And Chester's got nothing

-to do with the drugs.

-Are you sure?

-Are you sure?

-

-Yes.

-Why didn't you tell us sooner?

-Have you any idea

-how serious the situation is?

-The fact you kept quiet...

-..means a girl's fighting

-for her life in hospital.

-Yes, I know that.

-I'm so sorry. Honest.

-Tell that to her family.

-Right, I'd better phone the police.

-You can tell them everything

-this time.

-This is nice, isn't it?

-TEXT ALERT

-Who's that?

-Who's that?

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-No-one important.

-Kelly.

-Why is she hassling you now?

-"Phone me."

-Why, exactly?

-Why, exactly?

-

-I have no idea.

-From now on, I want to know

-when she contacts you.

-Every time.

-Actually, I don't want you

-talking to her at all any more.

-She's jealous of what we've got

-because she's lonely and sad.

-MOBILE PHONE

-Hello?

-Yes, I know where it is.

-I'll be there in half an hour.

-I have to go.

-Was that her?

-Was that her?

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-No. I've got a pick-up in Swansea.

-How long will you be?

-An hour at the most.

-Love you.

-Love you.

-

-You too.

-Ricky's told the police the truth.

-It's all over.

-It's all over.

-

-Oh, thank goodness.

-I told you

-but you wouldn't listen to me.

-Is Chester home? Ricky's got

-something he'd like to say to him.

-I haven't seen him

-since this morning.

-Maybe he's in his room

-listening through headphones.

-Am I going to be in trouble?

-Am I going to be in trouble?

-

-I hope not.

-You did the right thing in the end.

-Gaynor!

-He's gone.

-He's run away.

-Does he say where?

-Does he say where?

-

-I'm meant to be looking after him.

-I'll go and look.

-Something to say thank you.

-What's that?

-Two-for-one in the shop?

-If it wasn't for you, Diane and I

-wouldn't have sorted ourselves out.

-I didn't do anything.

-I didn't do anything.

-

-You did.

-You pushed us back together.

-It wouldn't have happened otherwise.

-Good. I'm glad.

-Are you going to take these

-or am I going to look a right fool?

-Thank you.

-No...

-..thank you, Kathleen Pearl.

-I'd better go. Diane and I

-are going out for a meal.

-I don't want to be late.

-I don't want to be late.

-

-Off you go and enjoy yourselves.

-And remember...

-..you're both very lucky.

-Don't forget that.

-I won't. Good.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-I thought you'd be in Cardiff.

-Come with me.

-If you want.

-No.

-It's not a good idea.

-Running away won't solve problems.

-It'll only make it worse for you.

-Fine, I'll go on my own.

-There's a bus to Llanelli

-in half an hour...

-..then a connection to Cardiff.

-So, if you change your mind...

-I'm not going to change my mind.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-I don't want to talk to you.

-I don't want to talk to you.

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-Hang on.

-I've admitted everything

-to the cops.

-They know everything about Tom.

-You're just saying that.

-Ask Gaynor or Colin.

-Ask Gaynor or Colin.

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-Why would he lie, Chest?

-I should have told the truth

-from the beginning.

-I'm really sorry.

-Ed?

-Are you home?

-Here you are.

-What came over me?

-Thinking that Dai Ashurst and I...

-You need your eyes tested, Mam.

-You need your eyes tested, Mam.

-

-Hey.

-He's a nice man and kind.

-He's helped me a lot.

-It's lucky you didn't

-make a move on him though.

-Hey.

-I'd never have done that to Diane.

-But you hoped that they wouldn't

-get back together.

-I knew they would. I knew that.

-And I meant what I said to him.

-I really want them to be happy.

-But what about you, Mam?

-Never mind about me.

-I'll find someone special one day.

-I'll have to wait for him.

-Sioned?

-Ed, did you...?

-What have you done?

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