Tue, 05 Jul 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-Is it only now you're getting up?

-You're trying to avoid Dai,

-aren't you?

-Make sure you don't lose

-your job at Penrhewl...

-..or you'll be working in APD

-with Dai.

-DJ...

-DJ!

-MOBILE PHONE

-Hello. DJ's mobile.

-Yes, he's just popped out.

-Can I give him a message?

-I'm his auntie.

-Well, I'm his stepmother actually,

-to tell you the...

-Oh, right. I'll let him know.

-Thank you.

-I think this is how people feel

-after they've won the lottery.

-It was only breakfast.

-In bed, without having to get up

-and Esther went back to sleep.

-Yeah, well. You deserve to be

-spoilt a little bit.

-I don't think I've been

-very supportive recently.

-Please.

-Can we just look forward now?

-Alright.

-Well, I've already started. Look.

-Go and get the official documents

-and we'll try and catch the post.

-Alright.

-There you are.

-There you are.

-

-Great, thanks.

-I was wrong earlier, you know.

-This is better than

-winning the lottery.

-Have you seen my file

-of Year 9 reports anywhere?

-I put them in the bin.

-I spilt beans over them.

-How could you be so stupid?!

-Gaynor's going to kill me!

-I'm joking. You got up at 3.00am

-to put them in the car.

-What?

-You said they'd be safer there...

-..where Colin couldn't

-spill beans on them.

-Oh, yes. No... erm...

-I had this dream and, erm...

-Are you OK?

-Yes, but I won't be if I don't

-get going. See you tonight.

-Sorry, Britt. I'm late.

-Sorry.

-Hiya.

-I've brought these over for Colin.

-Are you OK?

-Yes.

-You don't sound so sure.

-I'm still here for you,

-despite everything.

-It's just Tyler.

-He's behaving strangely.

-Oh.

-Put the kettle on

-and tell me everything.

-The crops will need checking, too.

-I'm a farmhand not a slave.

-Hello?

-You've come to give me another

-mouthful, have you?

-I've come to see Cadno.

-I've come to see Cadno.

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-Good. Then I'll start slaving.

-I know he's going through a hard

-time, but I can't take much more.

-He might not be here

-for much longer.

-I answered his phone earlier.

-There's a problem with his flights.

-What flights?

-To New Zealand. Leaving on Friday.

-I can't blame him.

-He hasn't got much reason to stay

-between you and Dai.

-I don't want him to go

-to other side of the world.

-If he disappeared now,

-it could be too much for Dai.

-We have to stop him.

-How?

-How?

-

-I've got a plan.

-How are things going?

-They ask for her visa. I can only

-see one in her grandmother's name.

-That's the one.

-That's a visitor's visa.

-It runs out in three months' time.

-The adoption process will have

-finished by then.

-The process is likely

-to take months.

-Three months, I hope.

-Come on, Hywel, it'll take less time

-because we've got the baby.

-It's a matter of going through

-the motions, meeting the officers...

-..and signing a few forms.

-Are you sure?

-Are you sure?

-

-Common sense says that.

-And what if you're wrong?

-Why are you getting ahead

-of yourself?

-If the process takes longer

-than three months...

-..that would mean Esther is here

-illegally without a visa.

-An illegal immigrant.

-An illegal immigrant.

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-Don't be soft.

-She's here with me. I'm her mother.

-You're not her mother

-in this country yet.

-That's why we're going

-through this process.

-Listen, if that's true,

-what can they do about it?

-I don't know. Send her back maybe?

-Send her back? She isn't a parcel!

-I know, and that's why

-it's important we do this properly.

-Good.

-Fill in those forms,

-so that we can sort this out.

-Right.

-Diane said I can borrow APD's

-rotavator to finish that corner.

-Can you come with me?

-I can't ask Diane to lift it up

-into the pick-up.

-Why don't you ask Jim?

-Why are you being awkward?

-Why are you being awkward?

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-I don't want to go into APD.

-Dai won't be there.

-Are you sure?

-Yes. He and Jim are on the same job.

-Yes. He and Jim are on the same job.

-

-And you're sure about that, too?

-Yes, it's out in the sticks

-somewhere.

-I'll buy you a pint afterwards,

-and you can finish early.

-I don't have much choice, do I?

-How come that's there?

-You left it there earlier.

-I'm starting to worry about you.

-Come on.

-Perhaps he just needs a holiday.

-You remember what Macs was like

-at the end of term.

-Nobody could stand being near him.

-Unless there's something

-you're not telling me.

-Come on.

-Out with it.

-I know you too well to know

-when you're hiding something.

-Last Thursday night...

-..after the fight,

-I was emotional...

-..and I asked Tyler to marry me.

-D'you see?

-It's no wonder I scared him off.

-What did he say?

-Nothing.

-Nothing.

-

-He must have said something.

-He hasn't mentioned it since.

-He hasn't mentioned it since.

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-Oh, Iolo.

-Why do I do stupid things?

-Spoil things?

-Don't worry, love. You're not

-the only one who's spoilt things.

-Why? What have you done?

-Come on, it can't be much worse

-than what I did.

-I kissed Colin yesterday.

-Britt Monk.

-You should be ashamed of yourself!

-Go and get the rotavator.

-I'll tell Diane we're here.

-Jim, check these for me.

-I thought you were out on a job.

-Oh, it's you.

-No, I'm here as you can see.

-I'm glad I am, too.

-What can I do for you?

-Nothing.

-I'm just a skivvy here

-to pick things up for Cadno.

-Hey! What are you doing?

-What are you doing, Diane?

-You can't do this.

-You're not coming out

-until you've talked.

-But I'll need the toilet

-after all the coffee I've drunk!

-You can lock us in here

-for a month...

-..but it won't make any difference.

-For a change, I agree.

-You don't have a month. DJ's flying

-to New Zealand on Friday.

-So you'd better get on with it.

-Come on, Cadno.

-Hey! You can't do this.

-You hate me that much, do you?

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-He's such a lovely man.

-He's so kind and lots of fun.

-Well, text him.

-Offer to go out for a drink.

-Offer to go out for a drink.

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-On a date?

-No, just...

-..out.

-And then...

-What?

-What?

-

-See how it goes.

-I want all the goss.

-Perhaps not all the goss.

-Come on, Britt,

-you deserve a bit of fun.

-Yes, OK. I'll text Colin

-if you talk to Tyler.

-It's easier to talk about

-such things than worry about them.

-It's time we started being brave.

-Did you know about this?

-If I organized a lock-in,

-it would be in a pub.

-There's one thing

-I'd like my son to have been.

-Outside half for the Scarlets?

-Outside half for the Scarlets?

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-Tighthead prop, maybe.

-No, that he took after his mother.

-I know I can be stubborn

-and impatient at times.

-But I wouldn't want you

-to inherit my failings.

-I'm not stubborn or impatient.

-That's not what I meant.

-One thing I would have liked

-in my father...

-..is some kindness.

-Someone who'd have been enough of

-a man to say, "You're a good boy"...

-..or "I'm proud of you".

-That's too much to ask, I suppose.

-I wasn't blaming you then

-but blaming myself.

-Yes, well, once I'm on

-the other side of the world..

-..we can forget about each other

-and move on.

-Are you alright?

-Yes, yes. My chest is a bit tight,

-that's all.

-Oh, yeah, emotional blackmail.

-That's typical of you.

-No, no.

-Just shout to Diane

-and ask for my tablets.

-Diane, he's saying his chest hurts.

-Not again.

-Just open this gate.

-How do I know you're not

-acting again?

-You just want to stand there

-while I pass out here, do you?

-Diane, open it. It's not worth it.

-Oh, alright.

-But just remember, I did try.

-Come on.

-It's stuck now.

-It's stuck now.

-

-Let me try.

-Pass it here.

-Well?

-Well?

-

-A slight problem.

-Just go and get my pills!

-And the bolt cutters.

-She's flat out.

-We made a new friend in the park

-today. Her name's Tegwen.

-So cute.

-Are you alright?

-I've been researching

-this visa business.

-Why are you looking for trouble,

-Hywel?

-You've broken the law, Sheryl.

-You've broken the law, Sheryl.

-

-Don't be silly.

-Esther's here under false pretences.

-She's here on her grandmother's

-visa, so she's here illegally.

-They could take her off us.

-And worse than that you could be

-charged with human trafficking.

-I only wanted to look after

-my little girl.

-I asked you if everything

-was in place. I trusted you.

-Don't shout, please.

-How could you let me

-get close to that little girl...

-..and let my feelings for her grow

-after everything I've been through?

-Don't touch me!

-You tricked me to get pregnant

-with Meilyr...

-..and you've tricked me again

-to get another baby.

-I'm not listening to you any more.

-BABY CRIES

-Try it again.

-Give them here.

-Give them here.

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-No, stay there.

-This could be our

-last time together.

-Don't be soft.

-Those tablets will kick in now.

-But I might not be here

-when you come back from New Zealand.

-If you ever come back at all.

-Good grief!

-Why are you going so far away?

-Why don't you go to Timbuktu?

-That's halfway.

-Oh, Dai. I'm so sorry.

-And I'm sorry too, DJ.

-You have to believe that.

-You can't do this to me. You can't

-leave me, that's not fair.

-Dad, if it means that much to you,

-I won't go.

-Dai! Are you OK?

-Yes, yes.

-I've already ordered lunch

-to save some time.

-I see.

-I see.

-

-I thought we could have a chat.

-The thing is...

-The thing is...

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-About how things are between us.

-I forgot I'm meeting

-a member of the PTA in the cafe.

-Sorry.

-Can it wait until tonight?

-It'll have to.

-Good.

-I still think you should go

-for a check-up.

-I'd much prefer it

-if you took me for a pint.

-Of water, I hope?

-No, Diane, of beer.

-Beer is good for you.

-It lubricates your insides.

-Are you sure that funny turn

-wasn't an act?

-On my li...

-Well, on DJ's life here.

-It doesn't matter.

-What he said is true.

-I'll buy you a pint.

-You do know you've created

-partners in crime?

-For once, I don't mind.

-Even you have to admit this is

-a cause for a small celebration.

-Maybe. A family celebration.

-We could go to the Deri for lunch.

-We could go to the Deri for lunch.

-

-That's better.

-Enjoy yourselves,

-I've got work to do.

-See you tomorrow?

-Yes, but not too early

-given that we're celebrating.

-Listen, you're welcome

-to come with us.

-You're almost family.

-Look, I'm glad

-that you're staying...

-..and that things are OK

-between you and Dai, but...

-..I'll never be family,

-so things better stay as they are.

-Hey...

-One step at a time.

-Where is he?

-He's hiding around the corner.

-He's hiding around the corner.

-

-Thanks, Britt.

-Please?

-Come home, will you?

-I'm sure things aren't

-as bad as you think.

-Nothing's changed

-since we got up this morning.

-Everything's changed.

-No, all that's changed is

-you know I've made a mistake.

-Nobody knows about the visa.

-So if we stay quiet, it'll be OK.

-The adoption process will notice

-the visa just like I did.

-So we won't go through the process.

-We're both doing everything

-normal parents are supposed to do.

-We love Esther...

-..and we're looking after her.

-We don't need a piece of paper

-to prove that.

-Right, and what happens

-when she's ready to go to school?

-There are four years until then.

-That time will come.

-When the authorities ask for

-the forms, we won't have them.

-No, but by then we'll have proved

-we can look after her...

-..like good parents.

-That's all the adoption process is.

-Please, Hywel?

-Let's keep this quiet.

-I couldn't cope

-with losing another baby.

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