Tue, 15 Mar 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-Happy now?

-Happy now?

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-It's still wonky.

-If you'd been watching me

-while I was...

-Just lift the left corner.

-I've been up that ladder more times

-than a squirrel up a tree!

-Hey, look who I found.

-His hands are full, too! Come here.

-Thanks for coming.

-I didn't want to miss

-the celebrations.

-And the lecky's back,

-so you can stay as long as you like.

-I've only got a few hours off.

-The Army's easier than working

-for your Mam. Pure hell!

-It looks great.

-It's a pity you can't spell

-'welcome' though.

-Damn it!

-All those years in Welsh school

-and you can't even spell!

-Are you OK?

-Yes.

-How are you?

-Liam! What are you doing home?

-I couldn't stay away knowing

-there was a party going on!

-You shouldn't waste your leave

-on my account.

-I'm just glad you're home at last.

-Where's Ricky, then?

-He had football training

-after school.

-It's your mistake. You change it.

-It's your mistake. You change it.

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-I've got cooking to do.

-Throwing a few frozen sausage rolls

-in the oven is hardly cooking!

-Anyway, I have to go to the shop.

-To steal what?

-As it's a happy day,

-I'll ignore that.

-We don't need anything

-from the shop.

-There's hardly enough beer here

-to get a rat drunk!

-I'll come with you.

-I'll come with you.

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-Don't pay for her.

-No, no. You stay and relax, bach.

-You can hear Mark's prison stories.

-Are you thinking of buying that?

-You've been reading it for ages.

-When you're going out

-with the boss's daughter...

-..you can do what you like!

-What's important to Eileen

-is what goes into the till.

-Have you seen today's paper?

-Mark's on the front page.

-I'm sure Ed can repeat it

-word for word for you.

-I'm going.

-Some good news for once.

-I don't believe this.

-What? You don't still think

-Mark's guilty, do you?

-There's a story here about me.

-'Ysgol y Mynach Teacher Suspended'.

-I didn't notice that.

-And look who's written it.

-Kelly.

-Hey! You haven't paid for that!

-Is Kelly here?

-Is Kelly here?

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-What's wrong?

-Look.

-I thought we were friends.

-All I did was state the facts.

-I'm facing allegations

-and nothing else.

-Kelly! I don't believe this.

-This article is completely unbiased!

-I've just stated the facts

-to make sure no-one else...

-..writes anything slanderous

-about you.

-Why go into detail

-about my personal life?

-You mentioned Elliw and the baby.

-Things you wouldn't have known

-if Jinx hadn't opened his mouth.

-OK, so I mentioned those things...

-..to show how much

-you care about the kids.

-You're a good teacher.

-That's what I was trying to do.

-This could colour the inquiry.

-Sorry, I was only trying to help.

-Sorry, I was only trying to help.

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-It doesn't look like it.

-Are you slating my writing skills?

-Kelly!

-Kelly!

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-That's exactly what I'm doing.

-I thought you were smarter

-than this.

-A Year-7 pupil could write

-something better than this rubbish!

-Hiya.

-Hiya.

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-Look, Dol...

-Don't fret, I'm not staying.

-I've come to invite you to a party.

-I've come to invite you to a party.

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-Mark's party? Gaynor did tell me.

-I heard the dragon was coming.

-Anyway, you're invited.

-Am I? Better than staying at home.

-Just call it a thank you

-for sorting the lecky out.

-Is it still working?

-Yeah, like a dream.

-I only hope the council don't

-notice all those wires...

-..going into our house

-from the street lamp.

-I don't want to be difficult,

-but you'd better go.

-Part-timer.

-On her way home, is she?

-Coat on! You're coming with me.

-Are you sure?

-Grab a couple of bottles of the

-posh wine Gaynor drinks.

-Save me buying it in the shop.

-Think before you do anything.

-My career's hanging in the balance.

-But all you're doing is worrying

-about Kelly's career.

-You need to calm down and think

-about what you'll tell the editor.

-I don't need to think.

-You could make things worse.

-You could make things worse.

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-By demanding fairness?

-You still think I'm guilty.

-You still think I'm guilty.

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-Don't be stupid.

-You didn't help me stand up to Kelly

-and now this.

-OK, go for a walk.

-Clear your head.

-I'll come with you if you like.

-Come on. It'll do you good.

-Come on, Auntie Anita.

-The party's today!

-Have you been invited?

-Yes. Come with us.

-The more the merrier.

-No, Hywel's got things to do.

-I'd love to.

-I'll get a bottle. Wait for me here.

-Chop-chop, then.

-I can't wait to welcome Mark home.

-Hey, you've got a bottle!

-Oi! I've seen the story about you.

-Happy now?

-I hope you haven't been

-anywhere near our Ricky.

-They ought to bring back hanging

-for the likes of you.

-I haven't done anything wrong.

-I haven't done anything wrong.

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-All the perverts say that!

-Go on, go! Run, but you can't hide.

-We all know where you live.

-Come on.

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-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Are you alright?

-Was everything alright in school?

-Was everything alright in school?

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-Yes.

-Something's wrong.

-It's alright.

-Chester, you've been crying.

-Talk to me.

-I've just seen Ffion on the street.

-Did she say anything to you?

-Listen, Chester...

-..I know this is hard, seeing her

-after what happened.

-And I know I haven't been there

-for you...

-..for you, for Catrin or for Aaron

-recently.

-I'm busy worrying about

-my own problems.

-Don't.

-I'm sorry about that.

-But I promise, Chester...

-..I'll be there for all of you

-from now on.

-I won't let something like this

-happen to you again.

-I have very mixed feelings as well.

-I'm not one for parties

-at the best of times.

-But I'll make an exception today

-to support Mark.

-That's exactly how I feel, too.

-We'll go in together.

-Maybe it'll be easier.

-If you've come here for a story,

-you can leave now.

-Chill out.

-We've come here

-to welcome Mark home.

-I don't remember inviting you.

-We have to show

-we're glad he's back.

-What a pity you didn't have

-as much faith when he was inside.

-At least you've got an alibi

-for the burglaries.

-What?

-You must have heard about all the

-burglaries in the village.

-I didn't get much local news

-when I was in jail.

-I'm so glad that everything's

-sorted out.

-That's what everyone says.

-I thought a lot about you. Oh, yes.

-I thought about visiting you

-several times.

-Thank goodness you stayed away.

-Welcome home, Mark.

-I knew from the start

-that you weren't involved.

-Wine?

-A small one. Thanks.

-I got the posh stuff in

-especially for you.

-Oh! Fair play to you, Dol.

-I'm sorry, love, about

-all that stuff up at yours.

-But I haven't been myself.

-I was worried about Mark.

-I was worried about Mark.

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-Forget it.

-That's best.

-You're a lady

-in spite of what everyone says.

-Hey, you're quiet.

-I've got a lot on my mind.

-How to pay for the wedding, is it?

-I told you I didn't want to go out.

-I didn't know Dol was going

-to do that.

-If it wasn't Dol,

-it would be someone else.

-I can forget about being the head

-of the new school.

-This is how it's going to be.

-Everyone pointing the finger

-and believing I'm guilty.

-Ffion, it's a serious allegation.

-You still don't believe me,

-not really...

-..after saying you'd stick with me

-through everything.

-You know all these allegations

-against you have shocked me.

-But I know you and I've told you, I

-know without a shadow of a doubt...

-..you'd never, ever do anything

-like this.

-It makes me angry that people

-out there are lying...

-..and destroying the lives

-of people like you...

-..who are only trying to help.

-What are you doing?

-Phoning the Western Post's editor

-to complain about Kelly's story.

-What happened to me in the past

-can't affect us any more.

-It's time to put this behind us.

-Go and get Arwen while I give

-that rag's editor a mouthful.

-Right, right, right.

-I want to say a few things before

-everyone's too drunk to remember.

-Shush, shush!

-Now, today's a special day

-because we're celebrating.

-We're celebrating

-that Mark's home...

-..and celebrating

-that he's had justice at last.

-Where d'you learn those long words?

-Not from you.

-I want to thank you all,

-well, most of you...

-..for showing faith and support...

-..when the rest of the village

-wanted to throw away the key.

-Raise your cans and mugs to Mark!

-Beautiful speech.

-Brought tears to my eyes.

-You still thought he was guilty

-until yesterday.

-Hold onto this.

-Hold onto this.

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-Where are you going?

-I'll be back now.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Do you want to

-tell me what's wrong?

-Too many people.

-And the truth?

-I'm worried about being home.

-It's difficult to adjust.

-I can understand that.

-Whoever killed Dewi

-knows where I live.

-They've been here to hide the phone

-to try and make me look guilty.

-But they failed. It's all over.

-But what if it's just the beginning?

-I could be in danger.

-Myself and the rest of the family.

-You have to stop thinking like this.

-Someone out there

-wants to see me suffer.

-So, how can I stop these thoughts?

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Come in.

-Hiya.

-Aren't you working tonight?

-Aren't you working tonight?

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-I'm going to spend time with you.

-I'm fine.

-We both know that's not true.

-Going to school every day is hard.

-The kids must give you a hard time.

-The kids must give you a hard time.

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-The teachers, too.

-I'll have a word with Gaynor.

-I'll have a word with Gaynor.

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-Don't make things worse.

-You haven't done anything wrong,

-Chester.

-I know that.

-Maybe I went back to school

-too soon.

-Alright.

-Stay home tomorrow,

-and see how you feel on Thursday.

-Thanks, Mam.

-Cuppa?

-Yeah.

-If you suspect anything,

-phone the police and then phone me.

-Promise?

-Thanks.

-And not just for today.

-It means a lot to me.

-I wish I could stay longer.

-I wish I could stay longer.

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-You've got your own life.

-What are you two doing hiding here?

-I wanted a chat with Mark.

-Come on, people are asking

-where you are.

-I think I'll have to leave.

-What? Things are just warming up.

-I have to be back in the barracks

-by 10.00pm.

-Oh, right.

-It's been so nice seeing you all,

-especially you, Mark.

-Thanks for the chat.

-Come on. I'll come out

-to say goodbye.

-Get another drink, Mark.

-OK. Bye, sonny.

-Go in.

-What happened to your

-fare yesterday?

-One minute, you were waiting

-for someone and the next...

-..you were doing an impression

-of that Hamilton bloke.

-They cancelled the taxi

-after I waited.

-Typical!

-You can't trust anyone.

-Hey, Col, I don't know why you've

-been wasting time with Kelly...

-..when there's a beautiful woman

-like Anita around.

-Oi! Stop flirting.

-You've got an admirer there.

-Well, I don't need an admirer.

-I'm fine on my own, thanks.

-Someone's touchy. Is there

-something you need to tell me?

-I'm so glad you're out.

-I'm so glad you're out.

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-Me, too.

-It must be awful

-to be wrongly jailed.

-I don't want to talk about it,

-if you don't mind.

-Mam.

-I asked Liam if I could borrow

-that money, but he couldn't do it.

-What money?

-The solicitor's sent his bill.

-He wants 3,500.

-I haven't paid

-this month's mortgage yet.

-What's going on?

-What's going on?

-

-Nothing.

-Hey, Mark, are you going

-to give a speech?

-I want everyone to leave now,

-please.

-Come on. A few words.

-Come on. A few words.

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-You know I didn't want this.

-How does it feel to be out?

-You want to know how it feels,

-do you?

-You all want to know how it feels,

-do you?

-How does it feel to know

-that the killer is free out there...

-..and someone's trying to set me up?

-Sorry...

-Not one of you visited me

-when I was inside.

-Col. Where were you?

-Col. Where were you?

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-But you were glad I didn't come.

-You have no idea how lonely

-it is in there.

-Not one of you visited me.

-But here you are in my home,

-eating my food...

-..drinking my drinks.

-And I can't be sure

-it wasn't one of you...

-..who set me up in the first place.

-We'd better go.

-Yes, go! I don't want you here.

-I've spent enough time on my own

-lately, I'm sure I can cope.

-Calm down, Mark.

-We're all just glad to have you out.

-We want to celebrate.

-I don't think we should celebrate...

-..until whoever killed Dewi

-and framed me is caught.

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