Thu, 30 Mar 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-Hi.

-They've just phoned me from work.

-They want me back at my desk

-tomorrow.

-Non's coming over tomorrow.

-You'll be here.

-I thought you were happy to get to

-know her now that Mam said it's OK.

-I don't have much choice, Mark.

-And I think Skype is the best way

-to get to know her initially.

-Take it slowly, you know?

-You're getting cold feet.

-I'm not.

-I need time to get used to

-the idea of having her around.

-Jason, how are things

-at the hospital?

-Have you heard about Braxton Hicks?

-A lot of woman get it, apparently.

-Is it serious?

-Is it serious?

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-Sara and the baby will be alright.

-Good. Phone your mother

-because she's worried sick, OK?

-I will, don't worry.

-Kath.

-What's wrong now, Kath?

-What's wrong now, Kath?

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-Nothing. Leave me alone.

-I hope you're not off the wagon

-again.

-No, I'm not. Go, will you?

-No. I'm not going anywhere

-until you tell me what's wrong.

-Hey!

-Aren't you going to say hello?

-Aren't you going to say hello?

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-Sorry. Hiya.

-Hey. Well, what do you think?

-Nice.

-Say it like you mean it.

-Sorry, Sher. It just looks...

-I don't look that different, do I?

-I'll take that as a compliment.

-I'll take that as a compliment.

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-Yes, yes.

-Of course.

-I'm fine. Honest.

-I'm fine. Honest.

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-Sure, sure.

-I am.

-We can sit here all day

-with you telling lies...

-..or you can tell me what's wrong.

-Look, the two of us, Kath,

-we're partners.

-Dyff's daughter turned up

-yesterday.

-I haven't seen Stacey for ages.

-Not Stacey.

-He had an affair years ago.

-And he had a daughter.

-And she turned up yesterday wanting

-to get to know Mark and Stacey.

-Well...

-..that must have been a shock.

-I'd known about her for years.

-But I didn't expect her to turn up

-just like that.

-You're coming with me.

-Knock-knock.

-Jase.

-Well, you look better.

-I feel better.

-I'm so glad the pains have stopped.

-Is Bwmps OK?

-Did they say that?

-Everything's fine...

-..apart from...

-What?

-What we were talking about

-before I came in.

-Let's not discuss that now.

-I don't want us to separate.

-I don't want us to separate.

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-Not now, Sara.

-We need to take her blood pressure.

-No problem.

-I'll get out of your way.

-Don't go far.

-Dyff made me feel worthless.

-What was wrong with him?

-And how did he explain it to you?

-He didn't know I knew.

-What?

-What?

-

-I was scared to tell him...

-..in case he left me.

-I loved him.

-With respect, Kath, Dyff was an

-idiot and you deserved better.

-Look at you.

-You're a kind woman, you're fun,

-you're gutsy.

-Not quite as gutsy

-as people think I am.

-We both know I'm not that strong.

-I hope reopening these

-old wounds from years ago...

-..won't make you go back

-on those tablets.

-No, I'm not going to give in.

-Good. As I said, you're strong.

-You're a special woman, Kath.

-Don't you forget that.

-You're a good friend, Dai.

-Leave it there.

-I'm not used to people

-being nice to me.

-Right, Kath. Whoa, whoa.

-Sorry, Dai.

-Sorry, Dai.

-Thank you, nurse.

-Yes?

-Everything's OK.

-I'm just waiting for the go ahead

-from the doctor to come home.

-If I'm welcome.

-Sara, please don't start

-that again.

-Hold on.

-Let me finish.

-I see your point.

-Yes, I'm jealous.

-And I know I go overboard

-when I put my foot down...

-..but only because I love you.

-If I think anyone's threatening

-our relationship...

-..I do go a bit nuts.

-There's no reason to, Sara,

-because I love you too.

-But I'm scared.

-You don't need to be scared.

-No, I know.

-I have to learn to trust you again.

-Will you give me a second chance?

-I don't know.

-Sara, I thought

-we'd sorted this out...

-..but the same thing happens

-time after time.

-I just think maybe...

-..we'd be better off apart.

-Don't say that.

-I promise I can change.

-But you've promised before

-and look at us.

-We're in the same boat.

-Right, where's my phone?

-I'll prove to you...

-What are you going to do?

-I'm going to text Vicky

-and Kelly...

-..to apologize

-for the way I've behaved.

-I didn't have a clue what to say.

-I haven't seen Sheryl in her wig.

-I didn't want to make her

-feel awkward.

-I think you feel like that.

-It's hard to know what to say

-in that situation.

-The thing is, some people don't

-draw attention to their illness.

-Remember what Meic was like?

-What's happened?

-Nothing.

-Mam, where have you been?

-Nowhere. Where are you going?

-Back to London.

-Work.

-But you're meeting Non tomorrow.

-But you're meeting Non tomorrow.

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-Mark can explain what's happened.

-There's a big contract to sort out

-by Saturday. Only I can do it.

-There's nice.

-There's nice.

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-What?

-Escaping from Cwmderi.

-It's time for me to move on

-and leave as well.

-What?

-What's brought this on?

-Well, I wasn't planning to

-stay forever, was I?

-You weren't planning to

-leave today either.

-Why did you say it would be

-nice to escape?

-Nothing!

-It's a turn of phrase, Stacey!

-Has this got anything to do

-with Non?

-No.

-Are you pretending everything's OK

-when it's not?

-We understand that it's a lot

-to take in.

-Listen...

-..this has got nothing to do

-with Non.

-I don't mind at all that

-you want to get to know her.

-I just feel that it's time

-for me to move on, alright?

-Where are you going to go, then?

-Well, I'll go back to Birmingham.

-This is your home.

-No, this is your home now.

-You've got nowhere to go

-in Birmingham.

-I'll find a room somewhere.

-Mam, don't be soft!

-She can't cope.

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-The difference is that us men

-half expect to go bald.

-Women don't.

-Speak for yourself. The men in

-my family have a mop of hair.

-Even in their 80s.

-You're lucky. The men in my family

-have gone bald in their 60s.

-I've got better genes.

-I've got better genes.

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-Hilarious!

-I think I'd feel completely naked

-without hair.

-Me too.

-I can't imagine anything worse.

-I can imagine far worse things.

-Sorry. I didn't mean anything.

-I've had enough of people

-discussing my hair.

-Sorry, Sher.

-Sorry, Sher.

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-It's all you talk about.

-When will you realize

-it's just not important?

-Calm down, love.

-Start treating me

-like a normal person.

-Please.

-Have you got the menu?

-Have you got the menu?

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-Yes.

-Take those upstairs, will you, Mam?

-The train's leaving at three,

-if you'll take me to the station.

-I'd rather never see Non again

-than you go back to Birmingham.

-Exactly.

-Sitting in a dingy room on your own

-would be a nightmare for you.

-You'll be back on the pills.

-Oh, well, thanks!

-Show some faith, will you?

-Has something else happened?

-Something we don't know about?

-No. You're reading too much

-into this.

-So you'd rather be on your own

-than with your family?

-Yes, maybe.

-After everything

-we've been through, Mam?

-Everything I've done to help you

-and look after you.

-Listen, Mark,

-I don't want to hurt you.

-I can't stay.

-If you don't want to stay here,

-come back to London with me.

-You haven't been there for ages,

-have you?

-I don't know, Stace.

-Would you be happier if I went

-to London with Stacey?

-I'd be happier

-if you didn't go anywhere.

-I have to, love.

-There we go, then.

-I'll come to London with you,

-if that's OK.

-Of course it is.

-Vicky.

-She forgives me too.

-So if Vicky and Kelly

-can forgive me...

-..do you think you can?

-Please, Jason.

-You have to change, Sara, OK?

-OK.

-And don't think it'll be easy

-because it won't be.

-We know how hard it is

-for a leopard...

-To change its spots.

-We need to work on things.

-Do you think I was rash to take

-my wig off in front of everyone?

-No.

-Why? Do you regret it?

-Why? Do you regret it?

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-No, no.

-But people might expect me to

-walk around bald from now on.

-I don't fancy doing that.

-If I wear it, they might think

-I regret it and I don't.

-Listen...

-..you can do what you like.

-Wear it or don't wear it.

-It's up to you.

-You think?

-Who's going on and on about hair

-now?

-OK.

-I think I'll keep my mouth shut.

-Thanks for everything

-you've done for me, Mark.

-I couldn't have got through it

-without you.

-You're one in a million.

-Don't worry, I'll look after her.

-I promise.

-Smile.

-Come on, Mam.

-Phone me, alright, love?

-Ah, I would have made food.

-You're supposed to be

-taking things easy.

-Sit down.

-I want to give you something first.

-What?

-I know the box anyway.

-I bought you this at Ayers Rock

-to celebrate our anniversary.

-Yeah. Five years.

-I don't think you've ever worn it.

-I'm afraid of losing it.

-But I want you to wear it.

-Let's start over, Jase...

-..and focus on what's important.

-I'll be two minutes.

-I'll be two minutes.

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-Alright, love.

-Dai!

-Wait a minute.

-I'm leaving.

-What?!

-I'm going to London

-to stay with Stacey.

-Oh... Oh, right.

-Mark thinks I can't handle the fact

-that Non's around, but...

-..she's not the problem.

-I...

-I don't trust myself

-with you around.

-And I'm not going to be tempted

-to do something that foolish again.

-You and Diane mean so much to me.

-You haven't told anyone, have you?

-I feel so ashamed.

-I wouldn't say a word, Kath.

-Don't you worry.

-You're some woman, Kath Jones.

-Mam! We're going to miss the train!

-Right.

-So-long.

-Yes, so-long.

-Kath!

-Look after yourself.

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