Tue, 23 Feb 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-I don't know what's wrong.

-Catrin went to school fine.

-Leave him to me.

-Good luck. I've tried everything.

-Do you want to tell me

-what's happened?

-Nothing.

-Really?

-I just don't want to go.

-I know you're afraid

-of leaving your mother on her own.

-Chester, I've told you,

-I'll be alright.

-Your mother can phone

-if she needs you.

-The teachers will go nuts

-if I use the phone.

-You've got permission.

-You can have my number.

-If a teacher says anything,

-phone me and I'll sort them out.

-Deal?

-Alright.

-Here I go then.

-Gwyn, I didn't know you were back.

-Yes, late last night.

-Yes, late last night.

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-You didn't phone or text.

-I put Gwern to bed, took him

-to school and now I'm going to work.

-You haven't had a chance.

-Fancy a cuppa? I'd like to know

-what you've been up to.

-I have to go home

-and then go back to work.

-Some other time, maybe.

-Chester's back at school today.

-Oh, I'm glad.

-It's my first day on my own.

-You'll be happy

-to get some peace then.

-Well, I'd like some company.

-As I said, I have to go home

-and then back to work.

-Later on, maybe.

-Yes!

-Oh, sorry, love.

-I always forget about that door.

-Diane!

-Did I scare you?

-Did I scare you?

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-I just wasn't expecting you.

-I understand if you're edgy

-after the burglary.

-I'm fine, Diane.

-In case you don't want to be alone,

-I'm here to help.

-Don't you have any work at APD?

-They'll be fine without me today.

-Hiya.

-I've bought the invoice for the van.

-That can go in the in-tray.

-There's no rush.

-There's no rush.

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-I'll pay it now. Cash?

-Whatever's easiest.

-Whatever's easiest.

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-I'll do this.

-Is everything alright

-with your room...

-..and the policies

-after the INSET yesterday?

-Death by PowerPoint,

-but it was great, fantastic.

-It is a lot, but if you

-have any questions, just ask.

-I'll be fine.

-Have you met? Mrs Ffion Llywelyn.

-Yesterday. Are you ready?

-Yesterday. Are you ready?

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-I think so.

-Are you related?

-Gogs and Mrs Llywelyn?

-No.

-Chester Monk

-came back to school this morning.

-How is he?

-A bit nervous.

-He's with you after break. 10R.

-Could you be a bit sensitive?

-He'll be fine

-once he sees his friends.

-Well, it's not quite that simple.

-Just keep an eye on him, please.

-Yes, of course.

-That's not right.

-It is. You told me

-to put labels on the packages.

-Check them first.

-That size doesn't match.

-Hiya.

-Hello. I didn't know you were back.

-Last night.

-Did you have a good time?

-Did you have a good time?

-

-Yes, thanks.

-If you're not busy later...

-If you're not busy later...

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-What do you want, Sion?

-Sorry, Jason asked me

-to check the Welsh in this.

-Right. Put it there then.

-Anything else?

-Anything else?

-

-I can see you're busy.

-I'll see you later.

-Yes, bye.

-Ta-ra, Sion.

-Are these right?

-No! You're sticking

-the wrong ones now.

-Then show me

-where the right ones are.

-Forget it.

-You're nothing but trouble.

-Just go.

-I was dreading

-coming back to school...

-..but it's been OK

-because Mrs Llywelyn has been epic.

-All you've talked about

-this morning is Mrs Llywelyn.

-She gives you lifts,

-and her phone number.

-She's epic!

-Do you fancy her?

-No! She's a teacher.

-I won't mention her again.

-Right, Year 10, I'm Mr Davies,

-your new DT teacher.

-Just because I'm new

-doesn't mean you can take advantage.

-It's not long since I left school,

-so I know all the tricks.

-Alright, in you go.

-Are you Chester Monk?

-Yes. Why?

-Yes. Why?

-

-Welcome back.

-Sit down.

-Make yourselves comfortable.

-I know you have individual projects

-to get on with...

-..but I want

-to get to know you better.

-I want to see how creative

-you can be over the next hour.

-Chester, that phone should be

-in your pocket or your bag.

-Thank you.

-Now, using the technology

-in the room...

-..I want you to create a logo

-for your own personal brand.

-Who are you?

-What stands out about you?

-Think about the best way

-to promote yourself.

-Your main attributes.

-Right, you, what are your hobbies?

-I don't know. Sport, maybe.

-Any sports in particular?

-Basketball.

-Maybe your logo could be

-in the shape of a basketball.

-And what about you?

-Who are you following on Twitter?

-Justin Bieber.

-We've got a Belieber in the class!

-I look forward

-to seeing him on your logo.

-I won't tell you again.

-You can be suspended

-for using your phone.

-You should know, sir.

-How many times were you suspended?

-Two? No, three.

-OK.

-Take two minutes to think of ideas

-before using the computer.

-Chester, outside, please.

-Oooh!

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-Do you think I care

-what you say about me?

-I gave you a chance.

-You can have your phone back

-at the end of the day.

-You can't take my phone.

-You can't take my phone.

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-I can, and I will.

-If you want it...

-I won't tolerate this behaviour.

-Give me the phone or...

-Give me the phone or...

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-Or what, sir?

-Is everything alright?

-Is everything alright?

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-Yes.

-Chester?

-Chester

-was using his phone in class.

-He wouldn't put it away.

-I gave him permission

-to use it in class.

-Well, you didn't tell me.

-Look, I'm free now.

-You go back to your class

-and Chester can come...

-No, Chester can come back

-to finish his work.

-He's better off with me.

-I'm sorry, Chester.

-I forgot to tell him.

-It's OK.

-It's OK.

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-Did your mother phone?

-I tried to phone at break.

-She didn't answer and I was worried.

-I was just texting her.

-It's alright.

-I'll sort things with Mr Davies.

-You can send that message now.

-Come on.

-Listen, I know I left you

-in a bit of a hole last week.

-Well, you did clear it with Jason,

-but if you want time off again...

-I'll ask you both.

-It's been like a circus today.

-I'm not complaining. It's great,

-as long as you know what to expect.

-Don't you think

-you should ask Diane for help?

-I'd kill her.

-Live and work with her? No, thanks!

-Someone else then,

-to do the accounts.

-There's enough work.

-There's enough work.

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-I suppose so.

-Do you have someone in mind?

-Do you have someone in mind?

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-No.

-But you'd find someone.

-Lots of people need jobs.

-It's not a bad idea...

-..and it would get rid of Diane

-once and for all.

-Hiya.

-I wanted a word with Gwyneth.

-I wanted a word with Gwyneth.

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-I'm working.

-Have you been busy?

-Have you been busy?

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-All day.

-I was expecting you.

-I was expecting you.

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-You've done enough.

-You can go.

-I'll see you tomorrow.

-I'm off in a minute, anyway.

-Are you sure?

-There's someone I want to see.

-Cuppa?

-Sion, how are you?

-Sion, how are you?

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-Fine. Great. You?

-A bit tired.

-The kids were back at school today,

-and it's easier without them!

-Was Chester there?

-Was Chester there?

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-Yes, and he was OK, on the whole.

-I'm glad to hear it. Bye.

-I'm glad to hear it. Bye.

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-It was nice to see you.

-Sion, do you fancy a glass of wine

-in the Deri with me?

-What? Now?

-What? Now?

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-Yes, if you're free.

-Sorry, I've a lot of translating

-to do this week...

-..and the chapel, of course.

-I understand.

-Next week, maybe?

-That sounds great.

-Shall we celebrate St David's Day

-in the Deri?

-I'll look forward to it.

-Gaynor, are you alright?

-Yes, and you?

-Did you survive your first day?

-Just about.

-I'm doing a shift in the Deri now.

-Don't you have marking to do?

-No, not yet.

-Listen, something happened

-with Chester today.

-Ffion mentioned it,

-but I think she's sorted it.

-I had the situation under control

-and I felt Ffion undermined me.

-Well, Ffion has years of experience

-and she knows her stuff.

-I support her decision.

-She did what was best for Chester.

-I'll see you tomorrow.

-Thank you.

-Well, how is Chester?

-What?

-You were worried

-about his first day back.

-I haven't heard anything

-so I assume he's alright.

-Gwyn...

-..I didn't get an answer.

-I asked you whether the kids

-and I could move in here...

-..and you disappeared

-without a word.

-I needed time.

-Well, I understand

-that things have moved quickly...

-..but surely I deserved a text?

-A little message?

-I don't think it's a good idea

-for you to move in.

-No, not yet.

-We need to take things slowly.

-No.

-I don't think it's a good idea...

-..because I don't want us

-to be together.

-But Gwyn, we kissed.

-That was a mistake.

-A mistake?!

-I've had a lot of time to think.

-There's no future

-for us as a couple.

-You don't know

-what I'm doing here, do you?

-Well, you don't call often,

-but welcome.

-Is Kelly here?

-Is Kelly here?

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-No.

-You're here on your own?

-You're here on your own?

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-Yes.

-I see now.

-It took me a while to get used

-to being alone after the burglary.

-Every little noise scared me,

-but it gets better, I promise.

-Do you want a cuppa?

-Lovely, but I'm not here

-about the burglary.

-I wanted to discuss Awyr Iach.

-Diane told me you're doing well.

-Diane told me you're doing well.

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-We are.

-You're lucky

-to have her helping you.

-Not every mother-in-law

-would be so prepared to help.

-Diane is...

-Well, Diane is Diane.

-We've decided to make it

-a more permanent job...

-..and I've found the ideal person.

-Already? You're lucky!

-You.

-Don't think I didn't consider it.

-But we're good together, Gwyn.

-We work.

-But we finished for a reason.

-But we finished for a reason.

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-We've both changed since then.

-Have we?

-I don't think

-it's what you want either.

-Are you telling me how I feel?

-I think you're looking

-for comfort and support.

-No, it's more than that.

-I don't think it is.

-How can you say that...

-..after the feeling I got

-when I kissed you?

-I think you're looking for someone

-and I happened to be there.

-And I was an easy option.

-Come on, Gwyn, we're still friends

-after all these years.

-After all that's happened.

-I've even forgiven you

-for killing my brother.

-Have you? Or will you throw it back

-in my face every time we disagree?

-We're not meant

-to be together, Britt.

-We deserve better.

-Better?!

-So, I'm not good enough for you now?

-I'm not good enough for you either.

-We deserve the best,

-whoever that is.

-As long as it's not me, you mean!

-We want to employ someone local

-who wants to join a growing company.

-I haven't considered

-going back to work, not permanently.

-You must be interested

-in seeing a local company succeed.

-A company

-which rents the building you own.

-Of course I want you to succeed.

-You'd be like a mentor to me.

-I could learn so much.

-I'm ambitious,

-for myself and the business.

-I want the best and that's you.

-I'm not sure I want to commit

-to working hours again.

-You wouldn't have to.

-As long as you do the work, you can

-pretty much choose your own hours.

-Do we have a deal?

-Part-time?

-Choosing my own hours?

-Just as I said.

-Oh, alright.

-Excellent! OK.

-But keep it to yourself,

-just for a little while.

-So, it wasn't too bad on the whole?

-It was OK.

-I don't like Mr Davies though.

-Give him a chance.

-It was my fault for not telling him.

-But he knew who I was

-and that it was my first day back.

-I'm proud of you.

-Miss!

-Seriously.

-You were nervous this morning

-and now you've done it.

-Will we see you again tomorrow?

-Go on then.

-Great.

-Hey, he did very well today, Britt.

-Mrs Llywelyn

-was so lush to me today.

-Mr Davies was a bit of a fool,

-but she sorted him right out.

-She really put him in his place.

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