Wed, 02 Mar 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-I picked this up

-in the Deri last night...

-..but you wouldn't remember!

-I tried to get Debs to cancel

-but she's determined.

-You'll have to tell her

-you can't face it or something.

-I have and she doesn't believe me.

-Mam...

-..I know how to sort this out, OK?

-All I have to do after this auction

-is disappear for a while...

-..then say

-the treatment was a success.

-No-one will be any the wiser.

-You're deceiving the whole village.

-Stealing from them!

-Sort out the auction or I'll tell

-Debbie about the 50,000!

-She's got a cold.

-Maes-Y-Deri is really cold.

-I don't want to catch it.

-I'll get rid of her.

-I'll get rid of her.

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-Look, Vic - Welsh lessons.

-I'll be speaking Welsh

-like you lot before you know it.

-I'm glad, but can you go home now?

-I'm cold.

-I'm cold.

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-Oi!

-That's my D'Alpaggio Milan bag!

-What do you think, Dani? Jealous?

-It's nice.

-Have you got a D'Alpaggio or what?

-No. I bet it cost a fortune.

-Aye, yeah. 700.

-I used to think it wasn't worth

-paying more for quality but...

-..since coming into money,

-I think it is.

-What does Colin think

-of your spending?

-He pays for your meals and drinks.

-It's nothing to do with Colin.

-I'm allowed to treat myself.

-But you can't buy good taste.

-But you can't buy good taste.

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-Does anyone want coffee?

-Black, please.

-Oh, there's no coffee left.

-What? I bought some on Monday.

-Um, I'm off, Vic.

-Yeah, interesting plan...

-..getting people in the salon

-to insult your clients.

-What do you want?

-What do you want?

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-Somewhere nice and warm to sit down.

-I've got lots to do for the auction.

-Off you go.

-I could look after the cafe

-while you do all that.

-If you want to help me today,

-go upstairs and look after Ricky.

-He's off school sick.

-OK.

-I charge five pound an hour, mind.

-A bacon sandwich to take out,

-please, Debbie.

-Diane didn't have time

-to make breakfast.

-She was busy counting the dandruff

-on Jason's shoulders.

-How are things coming along?

-How are things coming along?

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-I haven't had anything from APD.

-What do you mean?

-I gave you international tickets!

-They were from the rugby club.

-Come over later.

-I'm glad someone in the family

-is generous.

-I only got a pair of gloves from

-Sara, worth a fiver if I'm lucky.

-I'll speak to Jason.

-Let's see what I can do.

-Thank you, Diane.

-"Sara, Jason's clothes are on

-the line, yours are in the machine."

-So someone's still punishing me

-for giving Anita a job.

-You're being paranoid.

-You're being paranoid.

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-She hardly speaks to me.

-Still think I'm paranoid?

-Someone needs to have a word.

-I need to have a word, you mean.

-You won't risk

-upsetting your mother.

-That would mean

-standing up for yourself.

-Do you want me to lose my job?

-Do you want me to lose my job?

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-What have I done?

-You were rude to Kelly.

-She's still tamping downstairs.

-Worse still, Dani's tamping too.

-That Kelly shouldn't

-have boasted so much.

-Do you think she'd give me a loan?

-I'd like to take the Welsh lessons.

-I doubt it, Gu.

-How are you feeling?

-Sore throat.

-You've got to be careful at night

-as well.

-You used all the coffee.

-I've got to have hot drinks.

-That back room

-isn't much warmer than Maes-Y-Deri!

-So bring along your own coffee.

-Who knows what Dani will do if she

-finds out you're sleeping there?

-I'm starving.

-Come on.

-I'll buy you lunch in the Deri.

-He can't go out for lunch.

-He's off school sick.

-And he can have food downstairs

-free of charge anyway.

-Yes, but I'd like a steak.

-Yes, but I'd like a steak.

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-See?

-What he needs is a good dose

-of iron and some fresh air.

-And me, brandy. Medicinal!

-His mother's too busy

-with her precious auction...

-..to cook for her invalid son...

-..so I'm in charge today.

-Who's paying?

-Where there's a will, there's a way.

-Come on.

-Debbie!

-Have you seen Angela today?

-Have you seen Angela today?

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-No.

-I don't think this auction

-should go ahead.

-Why not?

-I'm worried

-it could affect Angela's health.

-Angela's OK.

-She looks healthy to me.

-Eileen's worried the auction

-could affect your health.

-But you're OK about it, aren't you?

-It's a chance to show

-how much Angela means to everyone.

-Is there another reason?

-Have you had a relapse?

-No.

-Mam's just worried about me.

-Are you taking all this stuff

-to the flat?

-I'll follow you over.

-Great. You can see

-all the stuff I've got to sell.

-Let this auction go ahead...

-..then afterwards

-there'll be no more lies, I promise.

-Please, Mam.

-Thank you.

-Is Sara around?

-No.

-She'll be back in a minute.

-Listen, I saw Debbie earlier.

-Did you know...

-..that Sara has only donated

-a pair of gloves to the auction?

-No, I didn't.

-No, I didn't.

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-Awyr Iach could do better than that.

-If that's what Sara's given.

-Jason, you don't want people

-to think badly of you.

-You can make decisions, can't you?

-Right. Hang on.

-Here we are - a six-berth tent.

-Debbie can have this

-for the auction.

-Oh, can she now?!

-We can make a decent profit on that.

-We can make a decent profit on that.

-

-You don't want to look mean, Sara.

-I don't care.

-We're in business to make money.

-Put it back!

-Put it back!

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-Right. The tent's not available.

-Tough. I sent Debbie a text

-with the good news.

-So text her back

-to say you made a mistake.

-No. You can afford it.

-Mam, we're saving up

-for a place to live.

-Are you as eager as Sara

-to move out of Bryntirion?

-Actually, yes!

-It's not healthy

-that we live with you and Dai.

-Don't you want to be alone

-sometimes?

-Not really.

-Not really.

-

-That might be the problem.

-That's why you're always busy

-with the council or over here.

-The truth is, just living with Dai

-at Bryntirion isn't enough for you.

-There's nothing wrong

-with our relationship.

-I do those things

-because I like to help people.

-I'd have helped you...

-..if Sara hadn't given the job

-to Anita.

-It was a joint decision...

-..because we don't want you

-interfering in our business.

-I wouldn't be interfering.

-I'd be helping.

-Not everyone needs your help, Mam!

-I can see that.

-I won't forget it either!

-Happy now?!

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-Hi.

-Gu's asking

-if I can put our meals on a tab.

-She left her purse at home.

-Yes, I can sort it out later.

-Most of us pay for what we get.

-I'm going to punch her one day.

-Right, what do you want?

-I think I'll have the steak.

-Good choice!

-I've been thinking.

-Do you fancy teaching me Welsh?

-I'll buy you a steak every week.

-I'm not the best.

-I don't want to be the best,

-I just want to speak like you lot.

-OK.

-You're a good boy, Ricky.

-Jason said there's something wrong

-with our marriage.

-That's why I interfere

-in people's lives...

-..and the reason I'm a councillor.

-Jason has never spoken to me

-like that before.

-I knew it.

-You should have kept your nose out

-of the auction business.

-You tend to go overboard, Diane...

-..with all good intentions.

-People don't appreciate you.

-Maybe it's because I feel lonely

-in our relationship that I do it.

-What?

-All you and I do is argue.

-That's not true.

-Maybe we need marriage guidance.

-What?!

-Jason is the problem here.

-You should go over there

-and smack him on the backside!

-Chin up.

-Chin up.

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-Sorry.

-I might want to do an interview

-with you sometime.

-Oh. What about?

-I'm writing an article

-on Angela's auction.

-For the Western Post?

-But the auction's a local event.

-Well, more publicity, more money.

-That's 12.50, please.

-I've lost my purse.

-It might be in the Deri.

-Keep my magazines

-and don't forget the interview.

-Angela, it's me.

-I have to see you.

-It's very important.

-Right, listen here.

-What's this about you

-telling people...

-..your mother and I

-are having marital problems?

-I was angry, Dai. OK?

-Apologize to your mother

-because you've upset her.

-I'll apologize to Mam

-after she apologizes to Sara.

-What for?

-For being so childish

-since Anita started working here.

-I didn't want the job anyway.

-I saw it as a way of helping you.

-I saw it as a way of helping you.

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-We don't need your help, Mam.

-We coped fine without you

-in Australia.

-If life was such a bed of roses,

-I'm surprised you came home!

-Listen, don't bicker.

-This is between me and Jason.

-You know exactly why we came home.

-To start a family.

-If that's what you want,

-you're wasting your time with Sara.

-You're like a broken record.

-What's your obsession

-with us having children?

-As I said, the problems

-are between the two of you.

-Oi! Whoa!

-She has the problem.

-She's my wife.

-That's the greatest tragedy.

-Diane, you've said enough.

-Diane, you've said enough.

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-Nonsense. Get out!

-Don't worry,

-you won't hear from me ever again.

-My purse has gone.

-It's not in the Deri.

-Is it in your designer handbag?

-Is it in your designer handbag?

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-I've checked.

-Someone must have nicked it

-but they'd have nicked the bag.

-What's that face?

-What's that face?

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-Who would steal that bag?

-Come to think of it, I've been

-in the same places as you today.

-Are you calling me a thief?

-If you're accusing Vicky,

-accuse me too. I've been there too.

-Someone has nicked it.

-Right, I'll go to the cafe

-to see if it's there.

-Kelly.

-You should check your facts

-before you start making accusations.

-You owe the Deri 15.

-What?

-I took Ricky for lunch

-and I didn't have any money.

-Dani said you could pay later

-because it's Ricky.

-That's like stealing from me.

-Don't talk stupid.

-I'll pay out of my pocket money.

-You've got a good boy here.

-Hey,

-and he's started teaching me Welsh.

-Go on, Rick.

-What time is it?

-Two o'clock.

-I don't mind buying your lunch...

-..but I'm fed up of your grandmother

-taking advantage.

-They treat old people terrible

-in this country.

-I wish I was Japanese.

-Come on. Another question.

-Um, what do you like doing

-on the weekend?

-Oh.

-I like going to the pub.

-You don't have any money to go.

-Mam, have you found a purse

-in the cafe?

-Kelly has lost her purse.

-She thinks someone has stolen it.

-It serves the scrawny cow right.

-Have you seen it?

-Have you seen it?

-

-No.

-You've been everywhere Kelly's been.

-Oh, I see.

-It's accuse-Dol-day, is it?

-First her, now you.

-Gu hasn't stolen anything.

-Gu hasn't stolen anything.

-

-Thank you, Rick.

-I am not staying here

-to be insulted.

-I'd better go downstairs,

-in case she attacks a customer.

-Do you know anything about this?

-No.

-OK.

-I took it in the Deri.

-I took it in the Deri.

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-Why?

-To teach Kelly a lesson.

-She's so nasty to Gu.

-You're not supposed to steal.

-Revenge because she upset you too.

-Revenge because she upset you too.

-

-Your stealing upsets me.

-I don't want you

-to end up in prison.

-You have to give it back to her.

-You have to give it back to her.

-

-Why?

-It's the right thing to do...

-..or other people will be accused.

-I don't want you

-to do anything like this again.

-Do you understand?

-I thought you wanted the auction

-to be cancelled...

-..but you're enjoying

-the attention and sympathy.

-Maybe because I've always felt

-nobody loves me.

-You can't go blaming it all on me,

-Angela.

-It's time to come clean.

-It's time to come clean.

-

-What if I refuse?

-I'll tell Debbie

-to cancel the auction...

-..and, if she won't,

-I'll tell her why.

-So you're willing

-to admit your role in this, are you?

-If that's what it takes.

-What about Sioned?

-I'll tell her first.

-She'll be delighted,

-straight after getting engaged.

-Where was it?

-I found it in the cafe.

-I found it in the cafe.

-

-Thank goodness!

-Sorry.

-Here you are, to say thanks.

-I insist. Go on.

-You can put it towards

-your food bill in the Deri.

-Ta-ra. Thank you.

-You don't have the guts

-to tell anyone.

-Mind you, you could tell Sioned

-at Marian's funeral.

-She'll be emotional anyway.

-A bit more hurt won't be a problem.

-I wonder how she'll feel, knowing

-you deceived her all this time.

-Alright.

-I won't say anything.

-Thank you.

-I'm not doing this for you.

-I'm keeping quiet for Sioned.

-I won't do anything for you

-ever again.

-That's a terrible thing to say.

-I mean it.

-You've gone too far this time.

-And stay away from the funeral.

-You're not welcome.

-How is that going to look?

-That's your problem.

-Maybe you could use your illness

-as an excuse.

-I'm still part of this family.

-Don't you dare come to the funeral!

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