Tue, 13 Dec 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-"Teachers Forum"

-"Headship:

-Cwmderi Lifelong Learning School"

-Is that your job? Are they

-making you apply for your own post?

-It's a different school.

-Maybe Debs could have a word

-with a few bigwigs.

-Mark, I'm not a governor

-in the new school, I've told you.

-Your name's all over that job.

-I don't know about that.

-I'm off.

-I don't want to miss the bus.

-I'm going Christmas shopping.

-I'm going Christmas shopping.

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-Great. So I'm here on my own again?

-Just like I'll be on my own

-when you're in Bali.

-Do you fancy a few drinks tonight?

-We can meet in the Deri later.

-I'll have loads of bags.

-I'll have loads of bags.

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-Go home first.

-Or we can go to The Bull.

-Please, Mark?

-Look, if he's there,

-we'll go home, OK?

-It's none of my business,

-but don't let Kevin drive you out.

-He's not, I just fancy a change.

-He doesn't go out much.

-He doesn't go out much.

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-How you can live with him?

-He made Christmas dinner yesterday.

-He's cooking for you?

-I didn't eat it.

-I thought you had a bus to catch?

-Deri tonight. Don't be late.

-Debbie. What's the rush?

-Debbie. What's the rush?

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-Sorry, Christmas shopping.

-Good. You can do mine too.

-Good. You can do mine too.

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-Very funny.

-Talking of Christmas,

-some of the staff want a party.

-Well, Dol wants a party.

-Buffet, sausage rolls,

-wine on the table...

-And a karaoke machine. I know.

-She's already asked me

-and I said no.

-Come on, they've been flat out

-to get the orders out.

-We have to show

-a bit of appreciation.

-They get paid.

-I'm not paying for a party too.

-It's easier not to start, trust me.

-OK? That's better.

-Here you are. Thank you.

-Hiya.

-Tell me,

-what do you want for Christmas?

-All I want for Christmas

-is a quiet day.

-Shut myself away for the day.

-That sounds nice.

-And I'm cooking, alright.

-You don't have to.

-I insist.

-I insist.

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-But I enjoy it.

-You try to do everything so fancy

-all the time.

-What do you mean?

-Nutmeg and rosemary

-on the potatoes.

-Bacon and anchovies in the gravy?

-I prefer a traditional dinner.

-I'll stay out of the kitchen then.

-You can look after the sprouts.

-You can look after the sprouts.

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-You don't like sprouts.

-No, so you can put

-whatever you want on them!

-Blue cheese, chocolate.

-It's up to you.

-They'll be the best sprouts

-Cwmderi has ever seen.

-They're not coming near my plate.

-All I want is for you two

-to have the best Christmas ever.

-And forget that Kevin exists.

-It would help if you didn't

-mention him all the time.

-I am trying, Sher.

-I know you are.

-The best present you can give me

-is to put Kevin out of your mind.

-And maybe a pair of earrings.

-Perfume.

-A voucher to a spa.

-Anything else?

-Anything else?

-

-I'm sure I can think of something.

-Oh, thanks.

-Hang on.

-If anyone asks, you haven't seen me.

-You're a bit old

-to be mitching school.

-I want to start the application form

-without Gaynor watching.

-Or you can be honest with her.

-Why? I don't want

-to upset her, poor thing.

-You're enjoying this.

-She's just so confident.

-That reminds me of someone I know.

-I know how much this job

-means to you...

-..but others will be trying for it.

-..but others will be trying for it.

-

-Why put a dampener on things?

-I want you to be realistic.

-I want you to be realistic.

-

-So, me being head isn't realistic?

-I don't want you

-to be disappointed.

-You don't think I can do it.

-You don't think I can do it.

-

-That's not what I said.

-Hey! Jason!

-Have you got time

-to pop over for a cuppa?

-I'm really busy

-at the moment, sorry.

-You can spare ten minutes.

-No. Some other time maybe.

-Is everything alright?

-Is everything alright?

-

-Yes. Yes.

-You seem on edge.

-I've just got a lot on.

-You know how it is.

-Yes, I understand perfectly.

-Listen, Jason, you don't

-have to listen to your mother.

-You're a big boy now.

-You're a big boy now.

-

-I'm just busy, that's all.

-So you said. Bye.

-Kevin.

-Maybe I've got a spare ten minutes.

-Everybody deserves a break.

-Cafe?

-Mm, I'm not sure. I don't think

-I'd be welcome by Debbie.

-Debbie's not there. She's out

-Christmas shopping all day.

-It would be nice

-to see the place again.

-If she isn't there,

-it won't do any harm.

-What do you say?

-What's Santa bringing Esther?

-I don't know. A Wendy house?

-We live in a flat, there's no room.

-She'll be more interested in the

-boxes. There's some in the back.

-I don't want to cause any trouble.

-If you want me to go, I will.

-It's not up to me.

-We don't have the right

-to stop you.

-Coffees?

-Thanks.

-I'll pay.

-I'll pay.

-

-It's alright, I'll pay.

-The old place hasn't changed at all.

-I feel like I'm finally at home.

-I feel like I'm finally at home.

-

-Take a seat, I'll bring them over.

-Can I have two slices of toast each,

-with plenty of butter?

-Maybe a Wendy house

-sounds like a good idea after all.

-Hywel.

-Oh, Ffion.

-Oh, Gaynor. I'm sorry

-about this morning. Dentist.

-It's alright. Are you free over

-lunch? I want a panto rehearsal.

-I've got work to do.

-I've got work to do.

-

-But it's on next week.

-Please, we don't have much time, and

-I need to fill the application form.

-Is the advert out? I didn't notice.

-This morning. We have to rehearse.

-Shall we go to the flat?

-We'll get some peace there.

-Do you feel better now?

-Do you feel better now?

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-I'm not the same person.

-Anything else?

-No, thanks.

-I had some good times here.

-Really?

-Stinking of chip fat all day?

-I'd come back in a shot.

-I can hear Dad now.

-I half expect him

-to come through that door.

-What's this order, Kevin?

-Your handwriting's terrible.

-You take after Nain Gwalchmai.

-The Can-do People.

-Ta-ra now.

-That was nothing like Meic.

-Bless you, Kelly.

-Leave it.

-Leave it.

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-Look at him!

-Drawing attention to himself.

-Get me a top-up while you're at it.

-Coming up, Jase.

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-Out.

-Out.

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-Sorry, it's my fault.

-Out!

-Look, Debs,

-I don't want to upset you.

-Get out then.

-Get out then.

-

-I only wanted to see the place.

-You've seen it, so go.

-You've seen it, so go.

-

-Just go!

-How can you just sit there?

-How can you just sit there?

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-Let's go.

-No, Kevin's leaving, not you.

-Nobody wants you here, or wasn't

-the graffiti clear enough?

-Was that you?

-No, but I'd shake the hand

-of whoever did it. Get out, now.

-Debs...

-Debs...

-

-Don't!

-But Cinderello, you're not coming

-to the party. Loser!

-While we're raving,

-you'll be scrubbing.

-Understand?

-Shouldn't you emphasise

-the "we'll" there?

-Does it matter?

-It's exactly the same.

-Do you need help?

-I can prompt, if you like.

-We've rehearsed enough.

-We've rehearsed enough.

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-Just once more.

-We've been at it for ages.

-It's supposed to be fun.

-It won't be

-if we make fools of ourselves.

-Are you alright?

-Are you alright?

-

-No, I'm not alright.

-What if I get a blank?

-It's only a pantomime.

-I break out into a sweat

-when I think about it.

-Why didn't you say?

-Why didn't you say?

-

-Because I know I'm being silly.

-Listen, Gaynor,

-if you feel the nerves coming...

-..just imagine everyone naked.

-Yes.

-It's lucky I don't get like this

-before an interview.

-Yes, exactly.

-Have you heard

-of anyone else trying?

-If you do, will you...?

-If you do, will you...?

-

-Yes, you'll be the first to know.

-Hello?

-It's a pity you don't support my

-career as much as you do the panto.

-Ffion, I'm 100% behind you.

-I've got faith in you.

-I've got faith in you.

-

-I'm serious.

-I'm going to get that job.

-Sorry. Is everything OK?

-Shall we go?

-Shall we go?

-

-Thanks for your help.

-I feel more confident already.

-I feel more confident already.

-

-Yes. So do I.

-We're running out of tuna.

-I'll get some from the shop.

-Why did you let him in?

-I wasn't expecting you back.

-He wasn't trying to upset you.

-The cafe means loads to him.

-I don't care. He's a rapist.

-He just wanted to see the cafe.

-Sorry? Are you defending him?

-Sorry? Are you defending him?

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-No.

-I worried about you living with him,

-but you're best mates.

-I'm not friends with him.

-I'm not.

-I'm not.

-

-That's how it sounds to me.

-Maybe you're cosy with Anita

-but never let him in here again.

-I got your text. What's wrong?

-Just take me home.

-"Awyr Iach Christmas Drinks"

-I said we're not having a party.

-I said we're not having a party.

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-It's just a few drinks.

-It's the same thing, you know that.

-One night out won't do any harm.

-Come with us, you'll have fun.

-You should have talked to me first.

-Talk?

-I ask and you say no?

-It's not funny.

-It's not funny.

-

-No, it isn't.

-An hour or two in the Deri and you

-sound like I'm having an affair.

-We're going to this party.

-And more than that, for once,

-we're going to have a bit of fun.

-Hywel, I'm trying to tidy up here.

-No.

-We can't carry on like this.

-If we get enough names

-of people who want Kevin out...

-It's not what I want

-and you know that.

-I can't pretend any longer.

-I've tried and failed.

-Seeing him there

-trying to take over...

-This isn't the answer.

-This isn't the answer.

-

-What is? More graffiti?

-He's winning.

-He's winning.

-

-No.

-This is letting him win.

-If you start this now,

-it'll take over your life.

-I'm doing this for us.

-I'm doing this for us.

-

-Are you?

-I've worked so hard

-to get myself where I am now.

-I won't let you or him spoil that.

-This would be a step back,

-not a step forward.

-Please.

-I want Esther's first Christmas

-to be about her, not Kevin.

-Thanks.

-Right, so we'll go to the Deri

-straight from work, OK.

-No, it's not OK. It's not right

-they're walking all over you.

-Sara, you know what they're like.

-It's less hassle just to agree.

-You need to be stronger.

-It's not right that I have to do

-all the dirty work.

-This is how it's going to be.

-Like what?

-Like what?

-

-When we have a child.

-He or she will ask,

-"Mam, can I have a sweet?"

-And I'll say, "No, love."

-Then they'll ask Dadi.

-"Yes, how many do you want?"

-A bit of sugar never hurt anyone.

-Don't start.

-I know I'm not

-the most popular person at work...

-..and I'm fine with that,

-but I won't have it in my own home.

-Sara, stop talking nonsense.

-I'm not. You'll have to support me.

-Relax a bit

-and there won't be a problem.

-Relax?

-That's the way to raise a child,

-is it? Watch out, Gina Ford.

-And what's your way, Sara?

-Discipline?

-I suppose you're going to be

-one of those strict parents.

-Yes, if that's for the best.

-Good luck, because I'm not.

-Jason, children need rules

-and boundaries.

-There's plenty of time for rules

-when you grow up.

-I should know that

-better than anyone.

-What's that supposed to mean?

-Great, we're already arguing

-and the baby isn't even here.

-You started.

-You started.

-

-You're like a child yourself!

-Cool down.

-How many times do I have to say it?

-Everything's going to be fine.

-Not the way you're going.

-Everyone else copes.

-How hard can it be?

-You haven't got a clue!

-Stop saying that. It isn't fair.

-It is! You don't have a clue.

-I can't do anything right.

-If it's not you, it's Mam.

-Are you surprised?

-If you're so perfect...

-..why don't you raise this child

-on your own?

-You're home early.

-Don't tell me, has she sacked you?

-I just needed a breather,

-that's all.

-Why did I go near the cafe?

-I need my head examined.

-The cafe means a lot to you.

-Sentimental, like.

-I understand that.

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-Are you OK?

-Are you OK?

-

-Yes. Yes, fine.

-A mate who used to be in prison

-wants to go for a pint.

-He's hassling me all the time,

-but I won't go.

-I don't want to be reminded

-of the place.

-Sorry about earlier.

-Fine.

-Why did you go back to the cafe?

-You were meant to be shopping.

-I forgot my credit card.

-Debs, that won't help.

-Listen, I know you've had a shock...

-..but he didn't do anything to you.

-Don't you see?

-He wanted to scare me.

-He didn't know you'd go back.

-He knew what he was doing.

-He's already hoodwinked Anita,

-Jason and Kelly.

-And now you.

-Hey, no.

-I'll always be here for you, OK.

-Alright?

-He's playing games with us.

-I know he is.

-Hush, now. Don't worry.

-He's enjoying seeing me suffer.

-That's why he's back.

-This is just the start, Mark.

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