Thu, 22 Feb 2018 Pobol y Cwm

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-I don't think she'll come now, if

-she's been out since this morning.

-I don't want to talk about Sioned.

-I'm trying not to think about her.

-I'll see you in the Deri.

-What time is the bus

-picking them up?

-Between nine and ten, I think.

-I'll come over after locking up.

-Ta-ra.

-Everyone's out and what does Colin

-want to do? Watch Jonathan.

-Typical. When you want him to go

-out, he insists on staying in.

-We've promised everyone a party.

-We have to find somewhere else

-or we'll look like fools.

-Where do you suggest?

-We could go to Bryntirion.

-Where's DJ tonight, then?

-In the Deri, probably.

-I'll contact Ricky just in case

-he's got a better idea.

-OK.

-Come on, DJ. Don't just stand

-there. Give your dad a hand.

-What have you got in here? A body?

-Blame Diane. You'd swear

-we were going for a year.

-Don't complain.

-You own half of them.

-If the bus breaks down on the

-way to Fishguard, we know why.

-All I used to take was a clean

-pair of pants, a spare shirt...

-..in case someone spilled beer

-on me and a toothbrush...

-..all in a white plastic bag.

-I'm not going around the pubs

-of Temple Bar with a tramp.

-Ready?

-Ready?

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-I've been ready for hours.

-So am I. Now.

-The weekend has started.

-'I ask not for ease and riches...'

-'Nor earth's jewels for my part...'

-Thanks.

-Has Sioned been in touch?

-Has Sioned been in touch?

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-No.

-You have no idea where she is?

-You have no idea where she is?

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-None at all and I don't care.

-You're such a good mother!

-I don't have to justify myself to

-anyone. I did my best for Sioned.

-Really?

-Really?

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-Yes. No-one can say otherwise.

-But a point comes when you

-have to look after yourself.

-Our house is off-limits.

-With Dad and Non the way they are,

-they're not budging.

-Bryntirion is the only option,

-then.

-What about DJ?

-I'll sort him out.

-And persuade him to

-keep his mouth shut?

-I'm sure I can.

-Good. Tell everyone where we'll be.

-Yes, will do.

-Right, ta-ra.

-Ta-ra.

-ALL: 'Sing the day

-and sing the night!'

-Well done, boys.

-Hey, calm down, Dai, or you'll

-be smashed before the bus arrives.

-Rubbish.

-Jim? Same again, DJ?

-Jim? Same again, DJ?

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-No, I'm driving.

-We'll get you a taxi home.

-We'll get you a taxi home.

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-No, I'm alright.

-What's wrong with these youngsters?

-They've got no stamina.

-At your age,

-I'd be awake for three days.

-You were conceived in Paris,

-good boy.

-That was a Frere Jacques!

-That's enough.

-Enjoy yourselves and behave.

-Ger.

-Right, boys...

-'Mary Ann has hurt her finger...'

-If she intended to come back,

-she'd be here by now...

-..and we would have heard.

-You're right.

-As she's not,

-we can celebrate tonight.

-Oi, DJ, why is APD closed?

-We closed early

-because of the rugby trip.

-Can you sell us

-a pot or two of paint?

-Hey, you're lucky.

-Come on.

-Goodness me,

-I'm looking forward to it.

-Dublin is one of my favourite

-places in the world, for the craic.

-Slow down.

-If you've got a headache tomorrow...

-..you'll spoil the weekend

-for us all.

-Don't worry about me and beer.

-I've got years of experience.

-Slow down, alright?

-Slow down, alright?

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-Another one, Jim?

-Good idea.

-Two whiskey chasers, please.

-If you're having chasers,

-I'm having a large gin and tonic.

-I wish I was coming with you.

-Why didn't you arrange it?

-With Sioned coming out of prison,

-I wanted to be here for Eileen.

-Is she back, then?

-No, there's no sign of her.

-Maybe the jail organized

-accommodation for her.

-Well, let's hope

-it's a long way from here.

-Quite right. Cheers.

-Bain sult as.

-Bain sult as.

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-Eh?

-Bain sult as. I learned it from

-a man in Galway many years ago.

-What does it mean?

-Something disgusting?

-No. Enjoy!

-'To each one of the faithful...'

-ALL: 'Under his banner...'

-Shall we do some painting?

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-Jim?

-Aren't you going to say

-welcome home?

-Since when have you been back?

-Since when have you been back?

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-I just arrived.

-Where's Jim?

-Where's Jim?

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-The Deri. Why?

-I thought I'd see him here.

-It's a rugby weekend.

-I heard them singing.

-I've learned my lesson.

-And I've changed.

-You're the most important person

-in my life.

-I want us to start over again.

-I don't.

-You're not going to

-let me stay, then?

-I'm sure you'll find somewhere.

-I'm not the same person as I was.

-Sioned,

-you're never going to change.

-I don't have a choice

-but to live with Gwyneth, then.

-Has she offered you a place?

-Of course she has.

-Anyone with

-an ounce of conscience would.

-Where else am I supposed to go

-tonight? Sleep on the street?

-Right, I want to finish this

-and go to the Deri.

-I'm looking forward to

-a night out with Jim.

-I've wasted too much time

-being miserable over the years.

-See you around, then.

-Hiya.

-How are you?

-How are you?

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-Oh, you're eating.

-No, come in.

-I've just made myself a sandwich.

-Sorry to interrupt. We're going to

-a party and we were passing...

-Where's the party?

-Just a house...

-Just a house...

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-A farm.

-Not far from Penrhewl.

-Not far from Penrhewl.

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-Bwlch something.

-Bwlch Gwyn?

-Bwlch Gwyn?

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-That's the one.

-I bought this to say thank you

-for the driving lessons.

-Oh, thank you, boy.

-You didn't have to.

-You deserve it.

-I might have a tipple now

-seeing as everyone else is out.

-Why not? I'll fetch you a glass.

-Are you going to the Deri tonight?

-Everyone will be there.

-I don't need to go out to get drunk

-when I've got this bottle here.

-Calm down.

-You haven't got a mixer.

-They say mixers spoil the vodka.

-Well, quite right.

-Do you mind if we have a can

-before going over to Bwlch Gwyn?

-No. You can have some of this,

-if you like.

-Well, we don't drink spirits,

-do we?

-No. Rank!

-No problem.

-It doesn't matter if you're a bit

-late for the party at Bwlch Gwyn.

-No, nobody will notice, will they?

-Cheers.

-ALL: CHEERS

-'Glad you're back

-where you belong!'

-Thanks. The flowers are lovely.

-Thanks. The flowers are lovely.

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-You're welcome. Have you eaten?

-Not since lunchtime.

-I've got a fridge full of stuff.

-It feels odd to be back,

-as if it's not quite real.

-The first people I saw

-were Ed and Kelly.

-Did you talk to them?

-I saw them from afar

-going into number 10.

-They looked very comfortable.

-They looked very comfortable.

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-They seem happy together.

-Right, what do you want to eat?

-I can make you anything.

-I called in with Mam too.

-I didn't get much of a welcome

-there.

-I don't know why you bothered.

-I want to reconcile with her.

-If I were you,

-I wouldn't waste my time on her.

-Yes.

-Well, I might call in tomorrow.

-She might decide

-there's a way forward for us.

-There's no need to grovel.

-She's my mother.

-And you're her daughter.

-Don't belittle yourself.

-Listen, you can stay here

-for as long as you want.

-Thanks.

-There's no problem, then.

-There's no problem, then.

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-No.

-What do you want to eat?

-And more. Turn it up more.

-That's it.

-Ricky. Ricky.

-Hello.

-Hello.

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-Hi.

-Hey, Chest, fancy some of this?

-Go on, then.

-Han?

-Yes.

-Go on.

-Oh, that's minging.

-No, no, no.

-DJ, thanks for letting us stay here

-instead of going to Bwlch Gwyn.

-Well, Dai and Diane aren't here,

-are they?

-Do you want some?

-Hey, that was Diane's present

-for Dad.

-Single malt. Lovely.

-Who are all these people?

-Do you know them or what?

-There's plenty of booze here.

-Are you alright?

-Are you alright?

-

-Oh, yes.

-Hannah, are you OK?

-Hi, Rick.

-Lush party.

-Lush party.

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-Are you OK?

-I feel a bit...

-What is she saying?

-Speak up. We can't understand you.

-Sick.

-ALL: 'Bing bong a bing bong be,

-bing bong a bing bong be.

-'Bing bong a bing bong be,

-bing bong a bing bong be.

-'Some say I'm in love with

-a handsome man from Cardigan.

-'But the truth is, my love

-is here in Carmarthenshire.'

-ALL: 'Bing bong a bing bong be,

-bing bong a bing bong be.

-'Bing bong a bing bong be!

-'Bing bong a bing bong be.'

-Oh, you were brilliant!

-Well done, Eileen. Very good.

-You've got a good voice.

-You've got a good voice.

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-I like some bing bong!

-Diane.

-She's in a real state.

-Who films something like that?

-Blimey, that's Hannah.

-It's our kitchen.

-Look at the table. What's going on?

-What is it?

-That's the bottle of malt

-I bought you.

-They sound like hooligans.

-They sound like hooligans.

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-The bus!

-We're going home.

-We're going to Ireland.

-If we don't go now,

-we won't have a home left.

-Where's DJ?!

-The bus is here.

-We have to go home.

-We have to go home.

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-Don't ask.

-There's a crisis at Bryntirion!

-Peace at last.

-Well, well.

-This is a turn up for the books.

-We were wrong all along.

-What do you want?

-What do you want?

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-Half a lager.

-Not a pint? Very respectable.

-Half a lager and a large G&T

-for me, please.

-How are you?

-Fine.

-Ed.

-So, overnight on the way somewhere

-else, is it? When are you leaving?

-There's no need to be like that.

-Cut her some slack.

-Slack? After what she's done?

-I went on a couple of courses

-while I was in prison.

-I learned a lot about myself and

-I'm sure it's hard to believe...

-..but I have changed.

-Yeah, right.

-All I want is the chance

-to prove it.

-ALL: Five, four, three, two, one!

-That's ace.

-What's going on?

-Get out! Go on, out you go!

-They can't hear you.

-Shift out of my way, you hooligans!

-Go on!

-Back on. Put the music back on.

-Ricky!

-If you all don't get out now,

-I'll call the police.

-Look what they've done!

-Go on. Get out!

-Look at Rip Van Winkle.

-Wake up! Wake up!

-You should be on the ferry.

-We would be if it wasn't for you.

-Look at this place!

-And what the hell is on your face?

-Go and scrub it off.

-I'm not saying this again.

-Everyone out. Go on!

-Out, every one of you, now!

-Don't laugh at me, good girl!

-I'll tell your father about this

-in the Lodge next week!

-Raus! Vamos!

-For goodness' sake!

-'Bing bong a bing bong be.'

-'Bing bong a bing bong be.'

-'Bing bong a bing bong be.'

-'Bing bong a bing bong...'

-What is it?

-Wait a minute.

-It's disgusting. It says I'm a bad

-mother, that I have affairs...

-..and Denzil would turn

-in his grave...

-..if he saw how Sioned

-has turned out.

-Who would do this?

-Look at this place!

-I can't believe it.

-Diane's ornaments are smashed

-on the floor...

-..and look at the coffee table!

-The toilet's blocked and

-there's a terrible mess upstairs.

-It wasn't my idea.

-Whose idea was it to invite

-half the world here?

-It wasn't!

-I didn't know half of them.

-You wanted us to stay. Remember?

-We were on our way

-to another party.

-I saw you being sick.

-What's worse, half the Deri saw

-you too, and who knows who else?

-I expect you to clear

-this mess up now.

-Yeah, OK.

-I said now.

-I said now.

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-No probs.

-And you're grounded, good girl.

-You're not allowed out of my sight

-until you've grown up a bit.

-And you two, listen to this...

-..you two are going to pay

-for everything, you hear me?

-You're paying to clean the house...

-..you're paying for the bus,

-for the tickets to the game...

-..you're paying for the hotel,

-the ferry.

-Everything! Every penny!

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