Thu, 26 Jan 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-What's up? Have you lost your way

-to Mars or somewhere?

-There was a St Dwynwen's celebration

-in the Deri last night.

-What's that got to do

-with wearing bacon foil?

-These belong to you, I suppose.

-Thanks.

-Aren't you staying for breakfast?

-What are you doing up so early?

-Yes, Kath.

-We'd like a little privacy.

-Yes, well, tough!

-I'd better go anyway,

-before Nicky wakes up.

-I'll text you.

-Yes, OK. If you want.

-He couldn't leave fast enough,

-could he?

-Shut up.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Cadno, come in.

-I've brought the vegetables over.

-You wanted extra spinach,

-didn't you?

-Yes.

-I'll take them to the kitchen.

-You've started buying already,

-have you?

-Yes, but nobody told me

-building it would be so hard.

-I'll help you, if you want.

-I'll help you, if you want.

-

-I'd like to do it myself.

-I don't want to have to depend

-on other people.

-I know you can do it yourself,

-but we'll be quicker if two do it.

-Right. Where are the instructions?

-Right. Where are the instructions?

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-I don't know.

-It's no wonder you can't build it.

-Jason never uses them.

-Men! They always think

-they know better, don't they?

-Come on then.

-Can you fit me in this afternoon?

-At 4.30pm?

-Great.

-How are you settling into the house?

-Fine, thanks.

-You don't have to feel ill at ease.

-Geth and I are looking forward

-to buying the flat.

-It's lovely...

-But?

-Eifion's made a few dodgy decisions

-with the wallpaper upstairs.

-Angela's influence, probably.

-I've had three texts

-from mothers I don't even know...

-..supporting me

-for restarting the baby club.

-You? Why?

-You? Why?

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-I'd better go. See you later.

-I said something about it to Vicky.

-I didn't say anything

-about a campaign.

-I guess she misunderstood.

-Where are you going? You're supposed

-to fix a shelf for me.

-That can wait. I'm going

-to Maes y Deri to sort this out.

-What? 400 for a cot!

-It's a surprise.

-I have to prove to Sara

-I'm serious about being a father.

-And get her to take you back.

-Yes, hopefully.

-Sorry I'm late. Do you want me

-to look at the tractor?

-No, the telescopic.

-I'll come out with you now.

-This one's spending a fortune

-on a cot.

-Have you decided on one then?

-No, not yet.

-It's a surprise for Sara.

-Is that a good idea?

-When Natalie was expecting Daniel...

-..buying furniture for him

-was a big deal.

-Why?

-Why not offer to take her shopping?

-You can spend time together as well.

-This one's got brains.

-Why didn't you think of that?

-I don't get what the fuss is about.

-We got a second-hand one.

-I need everything to be perfect

-for this child.

-Including its mother and father.

-He was so funny as a host.

-And after he finished work?

-Gu!

-You can't ask questions like that!

-Can we stop talking about Mathew

-for two minutes, please?

-We all know

-it was a one-night stand.

-You don't know that.

-He was only after one thing, love.

-And you gave it to him last night.

-What are you trying to say?

-Go and make us a cuppa.

-Now.

-Why don't you go

-and have a little lie-down?

-Give me another pill.

-You've had your lot for today.

-You've had your lot for today.

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-Yes, but...

-No, Kath. Nap. Now.

-Get stuffed!

-What was that about?

-Nothing.

-She's just in a huff, that's all.

-Yes, well...

-..maybe she's right.

-Maybe

-I shouldn't have slept with him.

-It takes two to tango.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Hywel. There's a nice surprise.

-Come in.

-Thanks. Is Vicky here?

-Oh, hiya.

-What's this you've been

-telling people...

-..about restarting

-a mother and baby group?

-You said you'd get it organized.

-You said you'd get it organized.

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-No.

-I said someone should

-do something. Not me!

-You're the ideal person.

-Everyone will listen to you.

-A successful businessman,

-a new father.

-I'd love to help

-but I haven't got the time.

-I can let you advertise on Cwm FM,

-but that's all.

-That's a shame.

-Esther would have loved it.

-But I'm sure she'll understand

-that you're too busy.

-Yes, well. There we are.

-Listen, um...

-How's Kath? She was desperate

-to see the doctor the other day.

-She's fine, thanks. A lot better.

-If I were you I'd keep an eye

-on her. There was something amiss.

-Right. Bye, now.

-Ta-ra.

-I hope that emotional blackmail

-will work on Hywel.

-I really miss that club but I can't

-be bothered organizing it.

-Put the bill on the farm's account.

-Sshh.

-Yes, he's here now.

-OK. Wait a minute.

-Vicky's on the phone for you.

-Vicky's on the phone for you.

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-What?

-Vicky.

-Hiya, Vicky. Are you alright?

-Hello?

-Ha-ha-ha!

-You're hilarious, don't you know?

-How did you know, anyway?

-Dani said you walked her home.

-And everyone's put

-two and two together.

-You're her new boyfriend, are you?

-A stepfather for Nicky.

-She's a nice girl.

-I knew it would happen.

-He falls in love with any girl

-who gives him a bit of attention.

-I don't.

-You seemed quite happy

-when you thought she'd phoned you.

-It's called common courtesy.

-Last night was a bit of fun,

-that's all.

-But I enjoy being single.

-Yeah, yeah! You've never been able

-to have a one-night stand.

-Just shut it. I'm going to bed.

-Thank you for helping me.

-Thank you for helping me.

-

-I enjoyed it.

-Are you alright?

-Yes. A bit light-headed,

-that's all.

-My iron levels have been low.

-I've got an appointment later.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Jason. What do you want?

-I'm taking you shopping.

-It's about time we sorted out

-this baby's room.

-I've already bought everything,

-thanks.

-Cadno, I didn't know

-you were coming over.

-She's been helping me

-with the building.

-Fair play to you.

-But I still think

-you need to go shopping.

-You'll need stuff for the baby

-as well.

-Yes.

-Yes, of course.

-Was there anything else?

-Um... When's the next appointment?

-I'd like to come with you.

-Not for a while yet.

-I'll text you.

-OK.

-Don't forget.

-Ta-ra, then.

-Bye.

-You should have told him about

-the appointment this afternoon.

-I have to get used to doing things

-on my own.

-And as you said...

-..who needs men?

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-This is pathetic.

-Why am I wasting my time

-waiting for him to text me?

-I'm going to send him a message.

-Girl power. I love it.

-BABY CRIES

-Will you shut that baby up,

-please?

-He's had a nightmare

-about an ugly witch called Kath.

-What did you say?

-Behave.

-Give me a pill! I need one.

-No, you don't.

-Look at me, Dol.

-You gave me one the other day.

-And I shouldn't have done.

-And I shouldn't have done.

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-But you did and my body needs more.

-You survived on one yesterday.

-You can do so again today.

-I've been doing some more research.

-I've been doing some more research.

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-Research?

-You're not a doctor!

-It's not up to you

-if I deserve more or not.

-I'm trying to get you better.

-You've got no idea

-what you're doing!

-You're making me worse!

-You're going to pay for this,

-I'm telling you now.

-Not with your life, I won't.

-I know you're brave enough

-to do this yourself.

-But it's nice to have company,

-isn't it?

-Thank you.

-Mathew and Vicky.

-That's what I heard.

-He walked her home

-and didn't go back to the Deri.

-Here he is! The hero

-of all mothers in Cwmderi.

-I think Vicky's given my number...

-..to everyone

-who pushes a pram around here.

-But there we are.

-I'll have to agree to do it,

-if only to be left in peace.

-He's all heart, isn't he?!

-Hiya. Would you mind if I went

-for a pint with the lads tonight?

-Yes, you go.

-I might come with you.

-You don't have any plans, do you?

-Make the most of it. You won't have

-time once the campaign starts.

-What campaign?

-What campaign?

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-Don't. Bye.

-As those two are going out

-tonight...

-..why don't you and Arwen

-come over for a takeaway?

-Great. Why not?

-I'll help you look for wallpaper.

-No, we won't have time.

-We have to make T-shirts

-to support Cwmderi's Mary Poppins!

-Thank goodness for that.

-Thank goodness for that.

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-You're already a fantastic mother.

-Not many mothers can push up

-their iron levels without tablets.

-I'm doing alright, aren't I?

-I'm doing alright, aren't I?

-

-You're doing great.

-There's no shame

-in forgiving someone either.

-If that's what you want to do.

-I'm sorry for earlier.

-I shouldn't have spoken

-to you and Vicky like that.

-Genuine?

-Or are you trying

-to sweet talk me again?

-What you said was right.

-I shouldn't have given

-you that extra pill.

-I can't trust myself

-not to do it again.

-Well, give them back to me.

-I trust you even less!

-There's only one answer.

-Cold turkey.

-Dol, please.

-I'll stick to one, I promise.

-No.

-I need to get rid of them all.

-A clean break. We both need this.

-It's hot in here.

-I need some fresh air.

-Do you want...

-Do you want...

-

-No. No.

-Don't be long.

-Sorry for disappearing all day.

-I didn't realize

-you and Sara were such good friends.

-Jason.

-He wasn't very happy...

-..that Sara had ordered everything

-without asking him first.

-What have you been doing all day?

-What have you been doing all day?

-

-I went with her to see the doctor.

-I've been in her situation.

-On my own, baby on the way.

-If I could turn back the clock...

-I'm not blaming you.

-I understand her situation

-and want to help.

-You and I are alright.

-Good.

-Did the doctor say that everything

-was alright with Sara?

-What doctor?

-She had an appointment earlier.

-Don't worry. They're both fine.

-She should have told me.

-You're not together any more.

-You're not together any more.

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-I'm still the baby's father.

-Where are you going?

-Where are you going?

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-Over there to talk to her.

-She has no right

-to keep me out like this.

-It's the last thing he should do.

-Hey, I thought we were going out.

-Unlike you, it only takes me

-five minutes to get ready.

-Vicky, I take it.

-Vicky, I take it.

-

-Are we going for a pint or what?

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Jason.

-Why didn't you tell me

-you had an appointment today?

-I should have been there.

-It was only the results

-of the iron tests.

-Is the baby alright?

-Yes. And so am I,

-thanks for asking.

-Sara, you have to promise to tell

-me everything from now on. OK?

-I'm concerned for both of you.

-Are you? Or am I just someone

-to carry your baby?

-How can you say that?

-You know I regret what I did.

-What have I got to do

-to prove it to you?

-I don't know.

-Maybe it's too late.

-Look, can we at least

-talk about this?

-When are you going to realize...

-..that talking about it

-won't be enough?

-OK. I promise to text you when

-the baby scan appointment is due.

-Can you go now, please?

-It's been a long day.

-Right. Sorry.

-Phone me if you need anything.

-Just you and me, love.

-Just you and me.

-Alright?

-What's Mathew drinking?

-Get him a pint, please.

-Get him a pint, please.

-

-Three pints, please.

-Tell me if he's coming, right?

-Tell me if he's coming, right?

-

-What?

-"I'll phone you to arrange...

-"..the next date."

-He'll kill you.

-I wouldn't mess with Vicky either.

-Don't talk to me about Vicky.

-I'm fed up of her today.

-Where's Jason?

-He's not coming.

-He's gone to see Sara.

-I wouldn't like to be in his shoes.

-You have been. Several times.

-Eh? Have you?

-This one's got a long list

-of affairs.

-You don't look the type.

-I'm not. Not any more, anyway.

-And people living in glass houses

-shouldn't throw stones.

-We've all been there, lads.

-We've all been there, lads.

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-I haven't. I've never cheated.

-No, not yet.

-But Cwmderi

-does strange things to a man.

-BURGLAR ALARM

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