Tue, 07 Mar 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-Looking for something?

-No. Why? Should I be?

-Where did this come from?

-Where did this come from?

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-What is it?

-I found it in the pocket

-of your overalls.

-Well?

-It was Courtney's.

-It was Courtney's.

-

-What?

-I found it when I was clearing

-the house. I've had it a while.

-And you just kept it

-in your pocket.

-Why didn't you show me?

-I don't know.

-Are you telling the truth?

-Are you telling the truth?

-

-What are you suggesting?

-Why keep it? Does Jim know?

-No. And he hasn't mentioned it.

-I didn't want to tell him because

-I don't have anything else of hers.

-It doesn't mean you should keep it.

-It might mean a lot to Jim.

-It means a lot to me.

-Hi, stranger. What brings you here?

-I heard there was a hunky barman

-working here.

-I've come to check him out.

-I haven't seen one, sorry.

-Stop grinning like a fool.

-You're making me ill.

-Sorry. I can't help it.

-Mathew has that effect on me.

-You're like a love sick puppy.

-How's it going?

-How's it going?

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-Slow.

-Really?

-He's lovely

-but we haven't moved on much.

-We're on a...what is it, a platter.

-Plateau.

-Yes, whatever.

-We don't get much time together.

-You work with him, Vic.

-You work with him, Vic.

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-Outside work, I mean.

-Well, you have to organize

-something, then.

-Ask him on a date.

-Ask him on a date.

-

-Cringe.

-Do you want to move off

-this platter?

-The thing is, what sort of date?

-Imagination.

-Go on.

-Hi. Are you doing anything tonight?

-No plans, no.

-I was wondering if you'd like

-to come over for a meal?

-Meet the family?

-Meet the family?

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-No, no.

-Don't be scared,

-they're all out tonight.

-I'll have Nicky.

-I'll have Nicky.

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-I'd love to come.

-OK, fab.

-Is six o'clock, OK?

-Is six o'clock, OK?

-

-Lovely. See you at six.

-I've sold so much

-of this tomato chutney.

-I guess everyone in Cwmderi

-has a jar.

-That's good to hear.

-I'm doing something right.

-I'd better go. It's almost teatime.

-Um, wait a minute.

-Eifion found something

-while he was clearing the house.

-It was Courtney's.

-Was it? I don't remember

-seeing her wearing it.

-Don't you?

-Eifion insists it was Courtney's.

-Where was it?

-In the house, he says.

-Are you starting to doubt him?

-Are you starting to doubt him?

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-It wouldn't be the first time.

-You haven't been together long.

-You haven't been together long.

-

-I know.

-Can you give it to Jim?

-He might recognize it.

-I'll know for sure then.

-I'll know for sure then.

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-It's not a good idea.

-I don't want to risk Jim taking

-a backward step. He's done so well.

-Of course. Sorry. I understand.

-Jim has never mentioned

-the bracelet.

-Not that I want to worry you.

-OK.

-I'll have a word with Jim.

-Are you sure?

-Are you sure?

-

-Give it to me.

-Try not to worry.

-Thanks.

-Why did I suggest a meal?

-I can't cook to save my life.

-What are you doing?

-Looking for a recipe. I don't

-know what half the ingredients are.

-Go to the chippy.

-Fish and chips for two is easy.

-That's not special, is it?

-I'm trying to impress him.

-Dani, can you cook?

-No, I can't.

-But Anita's over there. She's

-a good cook. She might have ideas.

-Anita...

-..sorry to bother you.

-I need some advice.

-I need some advice.

-

-Oh, OK.

-I need to cook a meal for someone.

-Something easy but impressive.

-Oh, right. What sort of thing

-do you have in mind?

-Steak?

-Steak?

-

-You can do better than that.

-I can't. Honest. The tin opener and

-the microwave are my best friends.

-Um...

-..how about a prawn risotto?

-Coq au vin?

-It might be easier if you showed me

-how to cook it.

-No, it's easy enough.

-I'm hopeless, Anita, honest.

-I burned a ready meal once.

-I'd really appreciate it. Please.

-I don't know.

-You enjoy cooking, don't you?

-So there we go.

-Oh, alright, I'll help you out.

-Thanks.

-Can I hug you? I really want to.

-Alright.

-Alright.

-

-Thank you.

-Thank you so much.

-You were quick. I thought you'd be

-chatting with Cadno for a while.

-Um, she gave me this.

-It's Courtney's.

-Why did she have it?

-Eifion found it while clearing

-the house and kept it.

-It's funny

-that he didn't mention it.

-She had it as a birthday present

-from Elliw.

-What do you want to do with it?

-No idea.

-Oh, something smells nice.

-Thank you, Anita.

-You're a lifesaver.

-I thought I was going to show you

-how to cook the meal...

-..not make it all on my own.

-Yes, sorry.

-It took me a while to do my make-up,

-and then to decide what to wear.

-Anita, can I ask another

-teeny-weeny, tiny favour?

-No, I'm not making dessert as well!

-No, I've bought that.

-Would you babysit Nicky

-when he wakes up?

-What?

-I've cooked the meal for you.

-I've cooked the meal for you.

-

-Only for a couple of hours.

-They're all out and I wouldn't ask

-if I wasn't stuck.

-No, he doesn't know me.

-He likes everyone. He'll be no

-trouble. I need two hours maximum.

-Please. It would be a shame

-to spoil all this food.

-You've gone to so much trouble.

-Do you know what?

-You owe me a huge favour!

-Anything. Thank you.

-Do you think this is too much?

-Let me see.

-It's fair to say you've ticked

-every box of Irish stereotypes.

-It's a bit of fun.

-We'll have to dress up

-on Friday as well.

-Have you got anything green?

-Have you got anything green?

-

-I can find something.

-You can borrow something.

-You can borrow something.

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-I won't look great in a skirt.

-From Garry, I meant, idiot.

-I'm an idiot? Says the one who

-wanted to put potatoes on the bar!

-The Irish like potatoes.

-The Irish like potatoes.

-

-And doing the Riverdance!

-I didn't think of that. You might

-need that skirt after all.

-Listen, is it alright

-if I leave a bit early?

-Well, now,

-if you've finished with me.

-Yes.

-Are you going home

-to get changed first?

-I'm going like this.

-Why? Do I look OK?

-No.

-I thought you'd make an effort.

-I know Vicky will.

-I'll go home first.

-And take a present.

-No darts this time.

-And something for Nicky too?

-Yes, that would mean a lot to Vicky.

-I haven't seen a lot of Nicky...

-..considering we've been

-going out for a while.

-I don't think Vicky

-wants to freak me out.

-Would you like to be

-a stepdad one day?

-Let's see how the date goes first.

-Enjoy yourself.

-Don't do anything I wouldn't do!

-Where's the bracelet?

-I gave it to Eileen.

-What?

-Why would you do that

-without telling me?

-She's never seen Courtney

-wearing it.

-It makes me think...

-It makes me think...

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-What?

-That you're telling lies.

-So whose is it?

-So whose is it?

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-You tell me.

-I have told you!

-Why would I go to this trouble

-if it belonged to some fancy woman?

-Because you don't want to admit it.

-You're talking nonsense.

-There's no other woman.

-It wouldn't be the first time.

-It wouldn't be the first time.

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-Don't throw that at me.

-The bracelet meant a lot to me.

-It was the only thing I had

-that belonged to Courtney.

-Thanks a bunch, Cadno.

-If it belonged to Courtney...

-If it belonged to Courtney...

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-It did!

-You had no right...

-You had no right...

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-You had no right taking it either.

-You know I was close to Courtney.

-You should mind your own business.

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-Hi.

-Come in.

-For you.

-For you.

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-Wine. Fab!

-I'll crack it open.

-I like your dress.

-I haven't worn it before.

-There's been no reason to. I don't

-go out very much these days.

-It looks lovely on you.

-Thanks.

-And I brought these for Nicky too.

-Oh, thank you.

-He loves these. How did you know?

-That was lucky.

-Is he sleeping?

-Anita's looking after him.

-Anita? I didn't know

-she was a babysitter.

-She wasn't until tonight.

-Ready to eat?

-Ready to eat?

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-If you are.

-Look how posh this looks.

-You didn't have to go

-to all this trouble just for me.

-It's nothing special.

-Look at it. Don't tell lies.

-I threw everything together...

-..and hoped for the best.

-Well, what is it?

-Coq au vin.

-Well, tres bien.

-Tres bien.

-It's French for well done.

-Do you speak French?

-I wouldn't go that far.

-I'm impressed.

-Eileen's picked up the order.

-I know.

-I wanted to see you.

-I know I should have told you

-about the bracelet...

-..but the more time passed,

-the more difficult it was.

-I didn't want to upset you.

-Sorry.

-I want you to keep it.

-Are you sure?

-It's only right.

-Courtney would like to think

-you had something.

-I should have offered it to you

-at the time...

-..or asked if you wanted anything.

-I didn't expect you to do that.

-I understand.

-Thank you.

-I miss her so much.

-TELEPHONE

-Just leave it.

-Anita.

-What?!

-Alright.

-I'll come and fetch him now.

-Is everything alright?

-Nicky's ill.

-I think he's fine. He probably

-just needs his mother.

-Listen, thank you

-for a lovely evening.

-You don't have to go.

-Help yourself to food, drinks -

-anything. I'll be back.

-Do you know what?

-I think I should go.

-You need to deal with Nicky and

-it's easier if I'm out of your way.

-OK.

-If you're sure.

-If you're sure.

-

-I am. I'll see you again.

-I wasn't expecting that to happen.

-What do you want to watch now?

-There's a drama on, I think.

-Yes, if you like.

-Are you alright?

-I went to see Eifion.

-I've given the bracelet

-back to him.

-Fair play to you.

-I've got other things

-to remember Courtney.

-I'm very proud of you.

-Thanks.

-Hey, Casanova. I wasn't expecting

-to see you tonight.

-Nicky was ill.

-Oh. Shame.

-Is he OK?

-I don't know. I came straight here.

-It's hard work, isn't it?

-What, raising a child?

-Yes, I'd say so.

-It's a lot to ask to be a father

-to someone else's child.

-I'm 22.

-It might be a bit too early.

-It might be a bit too early.

-

-It's not for everyone.

-I adore Vicky but...

-..it can be weird to think

-that she's a single mother.

-You have to take the whole package.

-You have to take the whole package.

-

-That's true.

-How was the meal?

-Stunning, fair play.

-Stunning, fair play.

-

-She was worried.

-It was only me.

-Right, shots...

-..as it's dead

-and we're celebrating.

-Celebrating what?

-Celebrating what?

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-Life, Mathew. Life.

-You see,

-Jim did recognize the bracelet.

-I didn't hear him say that.

-I didn't hear him say that.

-

-Seriously?

-Phone him and ask him yourself

-if you don't believe me.

-OK, I do believe you.

-Thank goodness for that.

-Sorry.

-I should have been more sensitive.

-You should.

-Do you really think

-I'd have an affair?

-I don't know.

-When would I have time?

-It all looked suspicious.

-I didn't think it through.

-As I said, I'm sorry.

-There's only one woman for me

-and that's you.

-Right...

-..we need music.

-What do you want?

-You won't like what I like.

-How do you know that?

-OK, let me guess,

-you like pop, don't you?

-No, I like...

-MUSIC

-..anything that makes me dance.

-Come on.

-Come on, Mathew.

-It's late, OK? I'd better go.

-One more shot? Please.

-One for the road.

-One more, OK? One.

-Thank you.

-I've enjoyed tonight.

-You're not going to enjoy

-tomorrow morning.

-Don't think about tomorrow morning.

-Live for now.

-Because we're not getting

-any younger, are we?

-You look amazing for your age,

-so...

-What? I've told you, I'm only

-a couple of years older than you.

-That's all.

-It's hard to tell

-because of all your white hair.

-Come on.

-I'll help you clear up.

-Come on.

-Are you alright?

-Are you OK?

-Alright?

-Are you sure?

-I'd better go.

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