Tue, 05 Jan 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-I still can't believe we're going.

-I still can't believe we're going.

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-Are you having any regrets?

-No. I'm looking forward to it.

-Apart from one thing.

-Don't expect me

-to support Edinburgh.

-I'll be a Scarlets fan for life.

-Oh, I almost forgot.

-Melanie has sent us a photo

-of the room.

-It's not very big.

-It's a box room.

-It's a box room.

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-We'll be on top of each other.

-I hope so!

-Chill, will you?

-Any room beats a cell.

-Once we've settled,

-we can look for a flat.

-Well, get a job.

-Yes.

-You're a good chef. There are

-plenty of restaurants there.

-She's on a general ward now, I hear.

-That's a good sign, isn't it?

-I was sorry to hear

-that you've separated.

-It's a shame.

-It must be difficult

-under the circumstances.

-Sorry. I thought it was official.

-Your brother-in-law told me.

-You should pay more attention to

-your stock than to village gossip.

-These have been out of date

-for two months.

-Have they?

-You can have your money back.

-And take these as well.

-On the house, for the children.

-It wasn't much of a Christmas,

-after Britt was...

-Shot by her own son, you mean?

-Yes, poor dab.

-Give this to Chester as well,

-from me.

-It won't change anything...

-..but at least he'll know

-people are thinking about him.

-Thanks.

-Thanks.

-I've thought about this for a while,

-so just hear me out, OK?

-The only way

-we can move forward properly...

-..is to have another child.

-Please don't look at me like that.

-It makes sense.

-Do you remember how you felt

-when we took Nicky?

-That was a mistake, Sher.

-We should enjoy each other's company

-as a normal couple now.

-Don't normal couples

-usually have babies?

-Oi! Watch where you're going!

-Oi! Watch where you're going!

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-You watch where you're going!

-You rushed out!

-DJ and I will be glad

-to leave this hole.

-What?

-Didn't you know?

-DJ and I are leaving.

-We're moving to Edinburgh

-at the end of the week.

-We're having a goodbye party

-in Y Deri tomorrow night.

-You're welcome to come.

-DJ, it's me.

-We need to talk. Please?

-Can you come to Penrhewl

-as soon as you can?

-Thanks.

-I've come to get the children.

-You do remember what Britt said.

-You can't do that.

-I'm their legal parent.

-I'm their legal parent.

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-And I'm their uncle.

-They're not going anywhere.

-What are you doing?

-I'm waiting for the children

-to get back from school...

-..to see what they say

-about their mother's wishes.

-I'll have a cuppa

-while I'm waiting.

-Hywel, I'm so glad I've seen you.

-I had one of my brainwaves

-last night.

-I was thinking

-about how you two could move on...

-..after such a terrible experience.

-Have you thought

-about raising money for a charity?

-No. Do you think it would help?

-Well, it helped me with Eira,

-and with Meic to some extent.

-It just gives you a focus...

-..and makes you feel

-you're doing something worthwhile.

-They're here.

-Sion?

-If you threaten me again

-like you did yesterday...

-..you'll need a special ward,

-not Britt.

-Hiya.

-Hiya.

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-Catrin. Aaron.

-Did you bring these, Uncle Garry?

-No, I got those for you.

-For you both.

-For you both.

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-Thanks, Dad.

-Mam wants you

-to live with Dani and me.

-Why?

-You haven't told them.

-You haven't told them.

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-I haven't had a chance.

-Sion and Britt aren't going

-to be together any more.

-Don't you love each other now?

-It's difficult for Sion to say it,

-but you're right, Catrin.

-I want you to pack your things

-in the biggest bags you've got.

-Toothbrushes, clothes, whatever.

-And put your school things

-in your school bags.

-What about you?

-What about you?

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-Sion will be fine here.

-It's what Mam wants

-that's important now.

-I appreciate you coming over.

-I wasn't sure if I should.

-After what we said last week.

-Were you going to go to Edinburgh

-without telling me?

-I didn't want a fuss.

-You're having a leaving party.

-You're having a leaving party.

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-That was Ed's idea.

-What do you want?

-I want to apologize

-for creating such a mess.

-I appreciate you went through hell

-in prison on my behalf.

-Here you are.

-I remember you saying

-you love the Star Wars films.

-May the force be with you!

-Thanks.

-It means a lot to me.

-And you mean the world to me too.

-I wanted to give it to you

-as another Christmas present.

-Another present?

-I did wonder why you hadn't

-said anything. Gemma.

-What?

-I made a photo album

-especially for you.

-Memories of Penrhewl

-to cheer you up.

-Gemma was meant to post it to you.

-I didn't get it.

-Is that the girl you want

-to spend the rest of your life with?

-Will we ever come here again?

-You'll always be welcome here,

-and Chester.

-We'll have a proper chat

-once Mam comes home.

-Don't make a fuss now.

-We don't want to upset Mam

-when she's recovering in hospital.

-Come on then.

-Oh, yes.

-There's another monthly payment due

-by the end of the week.

-Our little arrangement.

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-Mmm, big mistake you are making!

-You think so, do you, Yoda?!

-Know I do. Unhappy in Edinburgh

-DJ and Gemma will be!

-Tell me then, Yoda.

-What is there

-to keep me in Cwmderi?

-Me.

-Gemma.

-I want a word with you.

-An explanation.

-I think I'm the one

-who deserves an explanation.

-Let's be honest

-with each other then.

-Honest? You said

-you had no feelings for DJ.

-Please don't argue.

-Please don't argue.

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-Why didn't you post the album?

-Because I thought you fancied him,

-and I was right.

-What did you do with it then?

-I threw it away.

-All those memories?

-Don't look at me like that.

-I know what I did was wrong...

-..but it's nowhere near as bad

-as what you've just done.

-I've just caught you

-kissing each other.

-That's it! Run away from the truth!

-And what is the truth then?

-That we have feelings

-for each other.

-You're not going to deny that,

-are you?

-I've been thinking

-about your fundraising idea.

-The more I think about it,

-the more I like it.

-I'm sure it would be a big help.

-Don't you have any work

-in the kitchen?

-I'm just talking to the customers.

-You're supposed to feed them!

-Sack the juggler!

-Very funny!

-Poor dab.

-His mind must be elsewhere.

-It's hard when someone

-close to you is in hospital.

-You do know that they've separated?

-Garry's taken the children

-to his flat.

-I'd better get back to work

-in case he bites my head off.

-What were you and Anita

-talking about?

-Do you know what?

-I think I've found

-a way forward for us.

-Well, you know what I think

-the way forward is.

-Listen, Sher, me and babies...

-I think I'm cursed.

-It's not just Meilyr. I haven't

-had any luck with any of them.

-Don't be silly.

-Don't be silly.

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-I haven't.

-We should be concentrating

-on ourselves now.

-Allowing things

-to improve naturally...

-..not considering starting a family.

-I thought we could raise money

-for a charity, in Meilyr's memory.

-Right.

-It's worth doing, don't you think?

-You don't sound too keen.

-I just want to know when my luck

-will change with babies, that's all.

-Can you do a shift for me tonight?

-Because I've got things to do.

-Just come in, will you?

-OK, I'll pay you double then.

-Yes.

-I thought you liked curry.

-We'll have chips next time.

-Right, help me to clear these,

-then we'll wash the dishes.

-Do we have to?

-Yes. You can wash and you can dry.

-When can we see Mam?

-When can we see Mam?

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-Soon, hopefully.

-Next week, maybe.

-Give her time to get stronger.

-What about Chester?

-When the police see sense...

-..and realize the whole thing

-was an accident.

-Aaron, behave.

-Aaron! Behave, I said!

-Where's Auntie Dani?

-She's away on a course.

-Something to do with her work.

-Where will everyone sleep when

-Chester, Dani and Gwern are here?

-And Mam.

-We'll work something out, OK?

-I've got some of your stuff here.

-You need to take it with you.

-I feel terrible, Gem.

-It didn't look like that to me.

-You've been so good to me.

-The last thing I wanted to do

-was upset you.

-You don't have to go to Edinburgh.

-What do you expect me to do?

-Stay here and watch you and Cadno

-snogging in Y Deri?

-You'll be lonely there.

-You'll be lonely there.

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-I'll be more lonely here.

-And don't pretend you care.

-And don't pretend you care.

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-Of course I do.

-Just go back

-to your new girlfriend.

-I didn't expect things

-to turn out like this.

-If you love Cadno...

-..you shouldn't have slept with me.

-You should have told the truth,

-but hey...

-..these things happen, don't they?

-I don't know what to say.

-You don't have to say anything.

-I just hope you'll be happy.

-I'll be leaving Cwmderi on Thursday,

-just like I intended.

-I'll miss you.

-Are you going back to her now?

-To Penrhewl?

-I'm going to ask Diane...

-..if I can stay at Bryntirion

-for a few nights.

-Gem.

-I really do hope

-you'll be happy in Edinburgh.

-You deserve that.

-He didn't call, did he?

-Your father?

-Dad?

-Dad?

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-Yes.

-He's retired.

-He called yesterday, on his way

-to see you, or so he said.

-He obviously got cold feet.

-It's not his feet that are cold.

-Then it's true.

-You are still angry with him.

-He thought you would be.

-I know he was away a lot

-when you were young...

-..but he was a sailor.

-I don't want to discuss my father.

-I don't want to discuss my father.

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-This won't go away.

-He's back permanently,

-and he came to Cwmderi.

-Cheek! Turning up when I haven't

-seen him for years. And for what?

-He probably expects me

-to look after him in his old age.

-No. He didn't say that.

-No. He didn't say that.

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-Why else would he be here?

-Maybe he misses his family.

-Maybe he misses you.

-He's had enough chances to see me

-and he's chosen not to.

-I know it sounds cold,

-but he wants something.

-To move in or something,

-I'm telling you.

-No, he's got a bedsit in Cardiff...

-..but it didn't sound too homely.

-I told you, didn't I?

-There's no way he's coming here.

-I know this is complicated

-for you, Colin...

-..but he's your father

-and you might regret it.

-I won't regret it.

-He won't be around forever.

-Go to Cardiff to see for yourself,

-just to make sure he's OK.

-He's worth that much, surely.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Come in.

-There's nothing wrong, is there?

-You tell me.

-I'll put this back up for you.

-Do you want a whisky?

-Yes, go on then. A small one.

-I'm sorry

-for being so touchy earlier.

-Forget it.

-I think I know why you've called.

-But Sheryl needs you more, I'd say.

-Well, it would be a shame

-to waste this now.

-Cheers.

-Cheers.

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-Cheers.

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