Tue, 18 Jul 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-Anyone here?

-Cadno?

-Look.

-What's that?

-What's that?

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-Bobi made it.

-What is it?

-Ignore her. It's obvious.

-The school?

-They're Bobi's memories.

-Everyone had to do one.

-Good idea.

-And our talented son

-got the first prize in his year.

-Congratulations.

-I didn't know you were doing it.

-And each winner's picture will go

-up in the hall at the new school.

-The idea is to bridge

-the two schools.

-I can see it now. This is you

-winning the egg and spoon race.

-With the school and the river.

-Are you sure?

-Are you sure?

-

-The artist told me.

-Hold that.

-Come here, you.

-I'm very, very proud of you.

-The choice is amazing.

-The choice is amazing.

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-Cheap holidays?

-Stuff for babies.

-Clothes, pushchairs,

-mobiles for the ceiling.

-Don't you like mobiles?

-I've got nothing against them,

-at the right time.

-Aren't you putting the cart before

-the horse? Kelly's not pregnant.

-It's a bit of fun.

-It's a bit of fun.

-

-You could end up disappointed.

-Disappointed?

-Getting too excited and then...

-Nothing happens.

-Nothing happens.

-

-It's possible.

-Hiya.

-I can't stay

-but I knew you'd be here...

-..so I wanted to give you the news.

-According to my fertility app,

-tomorrow... Look.

-..tomorrow is the big day.

-Don't all jump at once!

-I've checked the charts and we've

-got a really good chance tomorrow.

-All set, Iol?

-All set, Iol?

-

-Yes, I think so.

-Should he do anything?

-Eat anything?

-Dark chocolate is good, apparently.

-Cool.

-So I'll come round

-about four o'clock tomorrow...

-..and make sure

-you get a good night's sleep.

-Looking forward to it.

-Ta-ra.

-Are you OK?

-She's not expecting me to,

-you know, sleep with her...?

-Are you serious?

-Well...

-.."good night's sleep", "over at

-four", "looking forward to it."

-Maybe you should prepare

-for every eventuality.

-I feel a bit guilty.

-Why?

-I had no idea he was doing

-a drawing for a competition.

-I only found out now too.

-Maybe we should pay more

-attention to his work...

-..when he goes

-to the new community school.

-There's a meeting later

-if you want more information.

-I might go.

-It's a big step

-to join so many older children.

-It'll be nice for him

-to have his picture up in the hall.

-He'll be fine.

-You worry too much

-about this new school.

-I don't know if it's a good idea to

-have so many children on one site.

-They'll lead the boys astray.

-They'll lead the boys astray.

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-Cadno!

-Sorry. I should be pleased

-that he's doing so well.

-The light's not on in the fridge.

-I know.

-I've ordered a special bulb

-this morning. Anything else?

-Good afternoon to you too.

-I'm on the case,

-that's all I'm saying.

-Since when has the fridge been off?

-It's not. The light's not working.

-These don't feel cold at all.

-The plug's not in fully.

-Of course it is!

-I'm sorry.

-I should have checked properly.

-You have to make sure

-the plug's in properly.

-I'm sorry, right?

-What are you doing?

-The fridge has probably been off

-since you hoovered last night.

-The food will be alright.

-There's no point

-wasting all that for no reason.

-We can't afford to throw money away

-after buying a car.

-It's not worth the risk. Be more

-careful with the plug next time.

-I can clear up my own mess, thanks.

-I can clear up my own mess, thanks.

-

-Are you sure?

-It's the least I can do,

-as it was my fault.

-Yes, it was your fault.

-Alright, Sion?

-I mustn't grumble, I guess.

-You could have fooled me.

-Why the long face?

-It's complicated.

-I can do complicated, so...

-Being a parent, Kelly,

-it never stops.

-Isn't that a good thing?

-Not when it isn't simple.

-Not when it isn't simple.

-

-Yeah, you've lost me.

-Macs and Arwen.

-Being a grandfather

-isn't simple either.

-I see.

-Listen, Sion...

-..I actually wanted to talk

-to you about being a grandfather.

-I know it's Iolo's place really...

-..but I feel really weird

-that you don't know.

-What are you saying,

-that you're expecting Iolo's baby?

-Well, not yet.

-As I said, it's complicated.

-Iolo and Tyler...

-..and I are going to try

-to have a baby.

-And then we're going to raise him

-or her together - the three of us.

-I think that's an excellent idea.

-You've got a nasty cough there,

-Dai.

-Well, is everyone snogging

-in the cafe this afternoon?

-No. Just the special people.

-Right, well, I'll have a coffee.

-Skinny latte.

-And a cream horn.

-What have you been doing?

-The fridge is half full.

-Or half empty.

-Do I have to do everything myself?

-It's stupid throwing out yogurts.

-They won't go off in 24 hours.

-How many times?

-It's not worth the risk.

-And the cheeses.

-They were air-tight.

-Throw it all out

-and restock the fridge. I mean it.

-Hello?

-Yes.

-Well, I used to stock them

-but we don't any more.

-No.

-Well, sorry about that.

-Bye.

-Watch where you're going!

-Sorry. I'm in a hurry.

-It was meant to be a treat.

-Bobi's won an art competition

-at school.

-Aaron won in his year.

-I taught him to paint.

-Oh, fair play.

-Right, enjoy your dinner.

-You're a bit of an artist, are you?

-I'm OK, yes.

-I've just been shopping

-and bought brushes and paint.

-Are you busy later?

-Are you busy later?

-

-It depends.

-On what?

-There's money in it for you.

-Come around about seven o'clock.

-To do what?

-I'll explain when I see you.

-Harry Kane. Harry Kane.

-Harry Kane. Harry Kane.

-

-No, it's Vardy, I'm telling you.

-Tyler...

-Fine, Harry Kane, it is.

-Hi. It's important for the stud

-to have time to relax.

-Sorry to spoil your fun

-but we need to talk.

-I saw your father earlier

-and I told him about our plans.

-I know it wasn't my place to say,

-but...

-What?

-Dad sent me a text. He wants us

-to go to Y Felin to celebrate.

-Thank God.

-Are you OK that I told him?

-He had to find out at some point.

-He's happy.

-But the more people who know,

-there more pressure on us.

-To get your act together.

-Yes, right, well,

-speaking of acting...

-..I'm just supplying the goods,

-aren't I?

-You don't expect us to...

-What? Sleep together?

-No, Iolo.

-That would be really weird.

-That's what I thought.

-That's what I thought.

-

-You were worried about it.

-You were winding me up.

-Right, not too much celebrating

-tonight. Remember about tomorrow.

-I won't drink alcohol.

-I won't drink alcohol.

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-I'll make up for him.

-Sleep together?

-What possessed you, Iolo?

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-You're not much of a salesman,

-Jim.

-Why?

-The sell-by date on these chops

-is today. They should be cheaper.

-OK. Half price.

-Oh, good. I haven't had a nice chop

-for a while. A treat tonight.

-Are you cooking?

-Diane's taken Linda to the cinema

-so I can eat whatever I like.

-Well, if you want those, you might

-as well have some of this.

-It's against the law to eat

-pork chops without apple sauce.

-Is there a discount on this?

-You're buying the chops

-so I'll give you 20p off.

-Why not?

-I'm not as bad a salesman as that

-after all.

-Stop doing that.

-You're putting me off.

-I didn't think you'd take so long.

-You can't rush art.

-Cadno will be back before long.

-Just chill out.

-I'm almost finished.

-You've done a good job, fair play.

-I'm not sure about this colour.

-The grey's not the same.

-Yes, you've gone a bit too dark.

-I'll put a bit more white

-in the mix.

-Do you think Bobi will notice?

-Do you think Bobi will notice?

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-I don't know.

-Why are you laughing?

-You're funny,

-worrying about schoolwork.

-I don't want to upset Bobi.

-Scared of Cadno?

-Scared of Cadno?

-

-A bit of that too.

-It's a pretty good match.

-It is. Thank you.

-No-one will think anyone's

-stupid enough to make a copy.

-You might be right.

-How much do I owe you?

-Worth every penny.

-No, not a fiver, fifty quid.

-You're joking!

-It's specialist work and reasonable

-to get you out of a pickle.

-You're nuts if you think I'm paying

-you 50 for an hour's work.

-Fine.

-Why did you do that?

-You should take artists seriously.

-I'll do it.

-I'm sure it's easy enough.

-Good luck!

-We were going to tell you.

-We were going to tell you.

-

-At the right time.

-We thought you had enough

-on your plate with Macs back here.

-Well, I would have liked the chance

-to advise you... Both of you.

-But as you like to remind me,

-you're not a child any more.

-Are you OK about it?

-Yes. It's something to celebrate.

-I...

-He's in training.

-Ah, I see.

-Kelly explained a little bit.

-Are you OK with the fact Iolo will

-be the blood father, as it were?

-Yes, I am.

-We've discussed lots of options

-and this is the best one.

-It's a chance for me

-to be a proper grandfather.

-You're Arwen's grandfather.

-You're Arwen's grandfather.

-

-Am I?

-I have to twist Ffion's arm.

-Kelly won't be like that.

-You're top of the babysitting list.

-Hiya. I'm back!

-Best wishes to both of you.

-The three of us.

-The four of us.

-It's complicated, isn't it?

-How are you covering everything

-legally?

-You're not throwing cold water

-on the idea, are you?

-I'm surprised you haven't

-got it in black and white...

-..for a formal agreement.

-Dad.

-Dad.

-

-It's OK, Iol.

-That way everyone knows

-where they stand.

-You're just being negative.

-Maybe, maybe not.

-What if Kelly goes back on her word

-once the baby comes?

-She won't.

-We trust her.

-I'm not saying she will

-but we can't predict the future.

-Obviously not.

-Or what if you two split up?

-Right, we're going.

-Sion has a point, OK?

-He's only trying to help.

-Thank you. It's important

-we all know where we stand.

-At least consider it.

-At least consider it.

-

-It's good advice, Iol.

-Thank you. See you again.

-Ta-ra.

-Hiya. How was the meeting

-about the community school?

-Good. Better than expected.

-I had a long chat with Gaynor.

-She's looking forward

-to seeing Bobi's picture.

-Oh, right. Good.

-Where is the picture, by the way?

-Um...it must be here somewhere.

-We'd better find it.

-Bobi will be heartbroken

-if it doesn't go up in the hall.

-I put it under the sofa.

-I remember now.

-That's a strange thing to do.

-I didn't want anything

-to happen to it.

-No, that would be terrible.

-Let me see it.

-You can see it in the morning.

-You can see it in the morning.

-

-Come on.

-You've done a pretty good job

-but Bobi will know it's not his.

-What are you on about?

-I had an accident with the coffee.

-I didn't know what to do.

-I've spent a fortune on paper,

-brushes and paint...

-..and getting Chester over to help.

-I don't know how I'll tell Bobi.

-Aren't you angry?

-Gaynor said digital copies

-will go up in the hall.

-They've already been done.

-What?

-So I went to all this trouble

-and cost for nothing?

-It wasn't a complete waste.

-At least we know Bobi didn't get

-his artistic talent from you.

-Here you go.

-You've been very quiet

-since we came home.

-Have you been thinking

-over what your father said...

-..about not being able

-to see into the future?

-He's right, isn't he? The reality

-of the whole idea is kicking in.

-Hey, there's no pressure.

-If we don't succeed tomorrow,

-we can try again.

-We're not likely to succeed

-first time, are we?

-Which puts more pressure on next

-time and the time after that.

-OK...

-..if Vardy had given in

-to pressure...

-..would he have been the Premier

-League's top scorer last season?

-What?

-It was Harry Kane. Remember?

-Harry Kane, then.

-You know what I'm trying to say.

-Don't worry about tomorrow, Iol.

-Yes, thanks. You're right.

-Let's hope Kelly isn't

-too disappointed.

-You'll be fine.

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