Thu, 25 Feb 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-No, thank you.

-Yes. Thanks.

-Bye.

-I think that's the last one.

-I think that's the last one.

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-Thank you.

-They're thinking of you

-and the boys.

-If there's anything they can do.

-There's nothing anyone can do.

-Not really.

-Not really.

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-They can't bring her back.

-Sion will be here shortly

-to go over the arrangements.

-I don't know if I can do it.

-I know it's difficult but we

-have to do it. I'll be here too.

-I can't talk on the phone

-without crying.

-People understand that.

-It's so odd here without her.

-It is.

-And I shouted at her yesterday.

-Forget about that now.

-You apologized as well.

-Do you think she forgave me?

-Do you think she forgave me?

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-Probably, Catherine.

-No-one else calls me Catherine.

-I can if you want.

-No. Only Auntie Marian

-could get away with that.

-Come here.

-This is for you.

-I couldn't have shifted all that

-stuff without you the other day.

-I was happy to get the call.

-How are things at the cafe?

-No-one's killed each other yet.

-Aren't you going to put it up?

-Aren't you going to put it up?

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-Here? No.

-I'm going to keep it with me

-to remind me that I have a friend.

-Stop feeling sorry for yourself.

-You've got lots of friends.

-It doesn't feel like that

-at the moment, with Sioned gone.

-I didn't realize

-things were like that.

-They are, and she won't answer the

-phone so there's nothing I can do.

-Well, I know it might feel like

-the end of the world...

-..but there are people

-worse off than you.

-Are there?

-Are there?

-

-Mark, for example.

-Good morning.

-Good morning.

-Do you fancy a cuppa?

-Do you fancy a cuppa?

-

-I have to go to Penrhewl.

-No problem.

-No problem.

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-You haven't heard, have you?

-What?

-What?

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-Marian died last night.

-Oh, no.

-I'm sorry. I know you two

-were close at one point.

-We were.

-I have to go to Penrhewl...

-I have to go to Penrhewl...

-

-I'll be fine.

-Send my regards to the family.

-If there's anything I can do.

-Of course.

-Hey, I'll see you later.

-Oh, Cadno, I'm so sorry.

-Sion asked us not to discuss

-anything until he gets here.

-Why?

-He spoke to Marian

-about what she wanted.

-Recently?

-I don't know.

-I'll make us a cuppa.

-Not there!

-Is this where she...?

-Yes.

-Mam?

-I came as soon as I got the message.

-It's nice to see you,

-even under these circumstances.

-Where's Ed?

-I'm not sure. I think he

-worked through the night.

-What happened, then?

-She was fine when I left.

-Is that an accusation?

-Is that an accusation?

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-She hadn't been well.

-I was here for her, Sioned, unlike

-you. You haven't been for years.

-Sioned, she was 87.

-She had a good life and she

-died quietly in her sleep.

-We have a lot to be grateful for.

-The worst thing about losing Dewi

-is losing Mark too.

-Mark will be released.

-He's not guilty, is he?

-No, but who knows

-if the court will see that.

-And if he is released, we still

-don't know who killed Dewi.

-Do you want to know?

-Do you want to know?

-

-Sometimes.

-It feels like I can't move forward

-without all the answers.

-I'm sure the police

-will find something.

-There was an appeal for more

-information in today's paper.

-I saw it.

-Someone out there knows something

-and it might be nothing to them...

-..but it could be what the police

-need to solve the case.

-Like what?

-Like what?

-

-No idea.

-But I hope someone's conscience

-will prick them enough...

-..for them to go to the police

-and tell them.

-You're right.

-My problems are nothing

-compared to the way you feel.

-Come here.

-It's nice to know

-that I have some support.

-No, Ed.

-That's not right.

-I don't want... Just because

-you feel sorry for me.

-I'm so sorry.

-Where are you going?

-Where are you going?

-

-There's something I have to do.

-I'm so sorry to hear about Marian.

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

-

-Are you alright?

-These things happen.

-I suppose so. If there's anything

-I can do to help.

-Well, that's why I asked you

-to come over, to be honest.

-We have to cancel the auction.

-We have to cancel the auction.

-

-What? I've organized everything.

-I know. I'm sorry.

-But there's no way

-we can be there tonight.

-I've put so much work into it

-and I've got stuff to sell.

-Listen, Debs, I understand

-that the auction's important.

-Angela's treatment is important.

-But not tonight. Cancel it.

-Can I reschedule after the funeral,

-maybe?

-Do what you want

-but it won't happen tonight.

-Marian comes first now.

-We're not open yet.

-I know and I'm sorry, but I wanted

-to give you plenty of warning.

-We have to cancel the auction.

-At short notice? No way.

-Auntie Marian's died.

-What? When?

-Last night.

-Last night.

-

-Sorry but you'll lose the deposit.

-I haven't paid one.

-I haven't paid one.

-

-Pay up, then.

-With what?

-I don't care. Do you realize

-how much business we'll lose?

-I'll reschedule, just not tonight.

-The family's in bits.

-Come on. They have to sort out

-a funeral and stuff first.

-I'll reorganize it after that.

-I want a deposit this time,

-in case this happens again.

-Forget the deposit.

-Thanks for telling us and just tell

-us when you want to reschedule.

-What do you think you're doing?

-If we're too soft with things like

-this, we'll ruin the business.

-Think about it. There's a funeral,

-which means there will be a wake.

-Which means they'll need somewhere

-to hold the wake, which means...?

-More business for us.

-More business for us.

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-Thank me later.

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-Can I help you?

-Erm, no, it's alright.

-Sioned, where are you?

-I'm so sorry about everything.

-I'm up at Penrhewl.

-Auntie Marian's dead.

-What? When?

-Just come up here, will you?

-I need you.

-I'm on my way.

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-Well, thank you all for being here

-in very sad circumstances.

-On behalf of the chapel,

-I'd like to say...

-..how much we feel your loss.

-Everyone will miss Marian.

-As some of you may know...

-..Marian left a pretty detailed list

-of her final wishes...

-..in terms of the service

-and the funeral tea.

-The service will be at Bethania

-and the tea will be here.

-Perfect.

-I can do the buffet.

-Thank you, Eileen,

-but there's no need.

-Apparently, there's a freezer

-full of bara brith...

-..Welsh cakes and other things

-ready to go.

-Yes, there is.

-She was baking a lot recently.

-Yes, it's better than having

-to book somewhere, I suppose.

-I don't think Marian would want

-her funeral tea in the Deri.

-I'm banned anyway.

-What?

-These are to go on the plates.

-Did she prepare these?

-And this is a list of the readings

-and the hymns.

-Did she know she was dying?

-It's common for elderly people

-to feel their time is coming.

-Marian had accepted that...

-..and she was prepared.

-Right, put your name on that...

-..and put one of these

-in the envelope before closing it.

-What are they?

-I've printed out menus and prices

-for the funeral tea.

-Don't put them in with the card.

-Don't put them in with the card.

-

-No?

-No, keep them in your bag.

-When we discuss it

-you can refer to them.

-OK. Good idea.

-When I was making them, the scones,

-bara brith, the sandwiches...

-..I was thinking, they're just like

-those posh afternoon teas you get.

-Yeah.

-Well, I thought

-we could offer them here.

-A bottle of Prosecco or something.

-Offer it as a package.

-We could make a fortune.

-And if we cut the crusts off the

-sandwiches, we could charge more.

-Yeah, exactly.

-You're determined to make a

-success of this place, aren't you?

-I'm determined that we're both

-going to make a success of it.

-Right, come on.

-We're going out for some fresh air.

-I'll be with you now, OK?

-I've managed to cancel the auction.

-I should think so too.

-Have you told Eifion?

-I haven't had a chance

-but I am going to.

-That's what you said the other day

-and you still haven't.

-Then again, what do you expect

-from a liar?

-That's not fair.

-I can't tell him today of all days.

-I've heard that before too.

-Eifion's heartbroken over Marian.

-Do you really want me to cause

-more heartbreak today?

-Well, don't blame me

-if it happens to slip out.

-Don't you dare.

-Hey.

-We were sorry to hear.

-We're on the way to Penrhewl now.

-They'll appreciate that.

-I'll sort the bags out.

-Hey. I understand

-what sort of man you are now.

-What?

-You tried to kiss me this morning.

-The second Sioned turns up,

-you run back to her like a puppy.

-You don't understand.

-You don't understand.

-

-Oh, I think I do.

-And just so you understand,

-I'm not interested in being used.

-Thanks a lot, Ed.

-Thanks for coming when I phoned.

-You knew I would.

-I haven't been very sure of

-anything over the last few weeks.

-Are you sure now?

-You came when I phoned.

-I didn't know where you were.

-You wouldn't answer my calls.

-You wouldn't answer my calls.

-

-I was angry with you.

-I wanted you to suffer.

-All the things I said about

-the steroids, they're not true.

-I'm not taking them.

-No?

-I'd never do that to you again.

-I know I haven't been myself

-lately, but living here...

-We don't have any other choice.

-We don't have any other choice.

-

-I know.

-But I feel like

-I'm losing control of my life.

-I haven't enjoyed

-being without you.

-But you're back now.

-Yes.

-Are you staying?

-Things aren't perfect between us

-by a long way...

-..but I intend to stay.

-I'm so sorry about Auntie Marian.

-It just reminds me of losing Dad.

-Hey.

-Alright?

-Yes. It was a bit of a shock.

-You?

-Something similar.

-I'll leave you alone.

-I didn't want to just tell you

-about Marian and then...

-It's fine. Do you want a drink?

-Why not? I'll get them.

-I'm fine, thanks.

-Come through.

-Hiya. I wasn't expecting

-to see you here.

-We just wanted to call

-to say how sorry we are.

-It's very sad news.

-It's nice to know

-you thought so much of her.

-I adored her.

-I always had fun doing her hair.

-These are for you.

-And I've got a card as well.

-Thank you.

-Do you know when the funeral

-will take place?

-Not exactly.

-Next week, we hope. At Bethania.

-We can let you know.

-We can let you know.

-

-Yeah, great.

-Erm...

-..will there be a tea

-after the funeral?

-Yes.

-Because if you want to book

-the Deri, you're welcome to.

-We've brought a list of prices.

-I see. That's why you're here.

-You don't care about Auntie Marian.

-You just want to make money.

-No, we're trying to help.

-I think you should go.

-I think you should go.

-

-I'm sorry.

-This is not a good time, Dani.

-It's wonderful.

-Do you think so?

-Marian would be delighted.

-It's a shame I didn't tell her

-those things before she died.

-It's always the same.

-We never learn, do we?

-I went away last week because

-things were getting on top of me.

-I had a lot to think about.

-Britt?

-I saw you together the other day.

-I've done a lot of thinking

-over the last week...

-..about what I want.

-You don't have to explain.

-I understand.

-I don't want to be with Britt.

-I've made that clear to her.

-It's not Britt I want to be with.

-Hello?

-Cadno?

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