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-Alright, alright!

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-Where's Debbie?

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-Where's Debbie?

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-Whoa, whoa, whoa!

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-Debbie!

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-She's in bed. Leave her alone.

-Now, come in.

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-I have to explain.

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-I know you have to talk,

-but for now...

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-..leave it, take it slowly.

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-I shouldn't have said what I did.

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-Maybe not the way you said it, no.

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-Get lost, now.

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-Please, Mark, I want to talk

-to her. I didn't sleep last night.

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-Do you think Debbie slept?

-Leave her alone.

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-What's going on?

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-What's going on?

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-Go back upstairs.

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-Five minutes, Kath, I beg you.

-Bring her down for me. Look at me!

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-Right, sit down.

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-Mam.

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-Go and fetch Debbie.

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-Fetch her!

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-Come on!

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-Why?!

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-Shall I give it a kick?

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-What's the point of these

-if they don't work?

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-Here. Something to keep you going.

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-No, it's alright.

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-No, it's alright.

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-Pay me back some other time.

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-I'm sure

-there's loose change in my bag.

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-I'll buy you lunch.

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-I'll buy you lunch.

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-What?

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-Head teachers and doctors

-deserve lunch.

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-I'll pick you up around 12.30pm.

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-No, I can't leave school.

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-I've got a lot of work to do

-pending an official enquiry.

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-Sorry, a long story. And I'm late.

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-Fair enough.

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-If you change your mind...

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-Yes, of course.

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-Thanks.

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-Debbie...

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-Debbie...

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-Well?

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-I feel so ashamed

-of what happened last night.

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-I'd had too much to drink...

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-..and I was trying to put my mind

-at ease.

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-I don't know what came over me.

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-I tried to phone Mam.

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-I couldn't get hold of her.

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-I'm glad because I wanted

-a chance to explain.

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-Well?

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-The fact is, Debbie, I...

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-It was a pack of lies.

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-Why would you lie about

-such a thing?

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-I lost my temper

-and I was looking for sympathy...

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-..and for some reason

-those were the words that came out.

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-But there must be a reason

-why you said it.

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-No, Debbie.

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-So Mam's not a gypsy at all, is she?

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-No, she isn't.

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-I'm sorry.

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-Go away.

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-Look...

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-Look...

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-Go now!

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-You and your pathetic caravan

-should move a long way from Cwmderi!

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-You heard what she said. Off you go!

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-Shut the door behind him, Mam.

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-I wanted to tell her

-but I couldn't.

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-Let me have a word.

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-No, leave her.

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-I've hurt her enough already.

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-They say they can deliver the fish

-to the salon this afternoon...

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-..but the van won't arrive

-until after six.

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-When did you want to leave?

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-When did you want to leave?

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-I don't think I'll go now.

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-You organized it a week ago.

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-You organized it a week ago.

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-I'm not in the mood.

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-You enjoy catching up with them.

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-I'll go next week.

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-We've got cover.

-You need a break or you'll go nuts.

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-Gwern and I will be fine.

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-Gwern and I will be fine.

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-Leave it out.

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-You don't trust me with Gwern,

-do you?

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-You can reorganize the delivery.

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-You can reorganize the delivery.

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-I've said I'm sorry.

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-I'm going to the bar.

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-I'm going to the bar.

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-No, I haven't finished.

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-Every time I go near him,

-I can feel you watching...

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-Don't be so soft.

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-You can't accept it was a mistake

-and move on.

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-I saw my son drinking alcohol.

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-I saw my son drinking alcohol.

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-Yes, but he's fine.

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-Yes, but if I'd arrived

-any later...

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-Where are you going?

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-Where are you going?

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-The salon.

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-By the way, he was keeping me

-company in the bar...

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-..because you forgot to book cover.

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-You just assumed

-I'd look after him and run the bar.

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-Next time, don't ask me to help.

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-We'll see how you cope.

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-KNOCK ON DOOR

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-Come in.

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-KNOCK ON DOOR

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-Come in!

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-Is it safe to come in?

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-I'm starving.

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-I hope you are too.

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-Listen, maybe I wasn't clear

-enough this morning.

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-You were very clear, fair play.

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-Right, well, unless you can make

-this pile of work disappear.

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-Can you see it now?

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-Magic!

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-KNOCK ON DOOR

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-Come on, Josh. Please.

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-And that's it, is it?

-You're leaving, are you?

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-Running away!

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-Running away!

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-Yes.

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-Half an hour ago you wanted

-to sort things out with Debbie.

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-Does she want to sort things out

-with me?

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-No, I don't think so.

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-Well, she has a right to know

-the truth.

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-I'm doing what's best for everyone.

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-By running away?

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-By running away?

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-Moving on.

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-So, if you don't mind...

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-Do you know what? I'm not moving.

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-I'm not moving until you sit down

-with me and talk to me properly.

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-Where are you going?

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-Can I give you some advice?

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-Can I give you some advice?

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-No.

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-Tough, you're getting advice anyway.

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-Will you give her a chance

-to cool down? Then try again.

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-And this time be totally honest.

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-Try to understand, I can't live

-in the same village...

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-..as someone who hates me.

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-Especially my own daughter.

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-Well, you might be an idiot

-sometimes...

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-..but you're sensitive and kind.

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-You're funny...ish.

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-I don't understand

-everything you say.

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-I wish I was half as positive

-as you. You get on with everyone.

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-Almost everyone.

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-I'm really going to miss you,

-Kathleen.

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-We had fun, didn't we?

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-Didn't we just?

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-KNOCK ON DOOR

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-Hello?

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-Hello!

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-Hiya, Vicky.

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-Hiya, Vicky.

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-What are you doing here?

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-She came over for a cuppa.

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-Does everyone think I'm thick

-or something?

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-You turn up before breakfast...

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-..Mam's trying to phone Gu

-every 20 seconds...

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-..and everyone goes quiet

-when I walk in.

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-What's going on?

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-Well, I said something stupid

-last night, that's all.

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-How stupid?

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-I think I'll let you talk.

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-I think I'll let you talk.

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-You don't have to go.

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-Josh, what did you say to Mam?

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-Stay, Kath.

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-I promised to fetch some things

-from the shop for Mark.

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-Why don't you come back

-this afternoon...

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-..so that we can finish discussing

-what we were discussing.

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-Yes, fine. OK.

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-See you later.

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-Yes, alright, love.

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-So long, Vicky.

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-Right, well, I'm not going anywhere

-until you tell me what's going on.

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-Thanks.

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-As you're so busy, I thought a

-picnic at your desk would be fun.

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-It's a lovely idea.

-I'm always busy.

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-You remind me of my wife.

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-Oh.

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-I didn't realize you were married.

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-I was. She was a solicitor.

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-I always joked that she thought

-more of her clients than of me.

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-What happened?

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-Sorry. I'm being nosy.

-You don't have to answer.

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-How's the food?

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-It's better than the food

-in the canteen.

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-You must think I'm terrible,

-grumbling about trivial matters...

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-..and having a tantrum

-with the cash machine.

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-Not at all.

-You've got a lot on your plate.

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-Yes, but...

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-A responsible job, the future

-of young people in your hands.

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-I think you cope remarkably well.

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-So, why did you call Mam a gypsy

-if she's not?

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-It was the first thing

-that came into my head.

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-Shame. I liked the idea of having

-Romany in us. It's romantic.

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-Well, it's not all gypsies, tramps

-and thieves, as Cher put it.

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-There's a lot of prejudice.

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-It's hard work...

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-..when everyone hates you.

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-It's not like that now, is it?

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-You'd be surprised.

-Look at your mother's reaction.

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-Mam's not like that.

-I can understand why she was angry.

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-You lied about it.

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-I know.

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-Let her calm down.

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-Mam's like a firework.

-Lots of noise but no real damage.

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-And she always forgives in the end.

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-Right, well,

-thanks for clearing that up for me.

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-You're welcome.

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-You're a very sensible young woman,

-fair play.

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-I must take after Dad's side

-of the family!

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-See you.

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-Bye.

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-Is Dol still not answering?

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-Looks like it.

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-What's that?

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-What's that?

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-Mam's stuff.

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-What do you think you'll find?

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-I don't know.

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-Josh said it was a lie.

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-It's just a strange remark

-if there's no truth in it.

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-I don't know why he lied but you're

-not going to find anything there.

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-Aren't I?

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-Aren't I?

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-What is it?

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-That doesn't prove anything.

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-Look.

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-Josh was telling the truth.

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-You can carry on

-with the daily grind now.

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-I am sorry if I intruded on you.

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-You did, but I have to admit

-I enjoyed it.

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-It was nice talking about something

-apart from work.

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-I'm sure you've got a busy day

-ahead of you.

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-Why don't we stop being so formal.

-Call me Elgan.

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-Alright.

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-And you can call me Gaynor.

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-Listen, maybe I'm being

-a bit forward...

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-..but how would you feel about

-changing your doctor?

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-What do you mean?

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-Well, I do enjoy your company.

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-But officially,

-a GP isn't allowed...

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-..to date any of his patients.

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-So, if you changed your doctor...

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-Oh, I see.

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-The new surgery in Llanarthur

-is supposed to be good.

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-Right, thanks.

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-And if you put your number

-in there...

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-..I'll be in touch soon.

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-I look forward to it.

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-I look forward to it.

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-Thanks.

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-Alright?

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-Listen, not that it's

-any of my business but...

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-..is everything alright

-between you and Garry?

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-Of course.

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-He just seemed angry

-with you on Monday.

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-Yes.

-Well, he's forgiven me now so...

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-He's forgiven you, has he?

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-You should be forgiving him.

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-And why do you say that?

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-The way he talked to you

-in front of everyone.

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-Yes, well, he was angry.

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-I had given his son

-a bottle of alcohol.

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-But not intentionally.

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-I just think he should have stuck up

-for you instead of flipping out.

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-You know what Garry's like.

-Flipping out, cooling down.

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-Why do you put up with him?

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-Because I love him.

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-I wouldn't let my husband

-speak to me like that.

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-Sioned, we all know

-how you treated your husband.

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-Like you said,

-it's none of your business.

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-Hello.

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-Has Vicky gone?

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-Has Vicky gone?

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-Yes.

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-I'm glad you came back...

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-I'm glad you came back...

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-Me too.

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-I think we should have a chat.

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-I think we should have a chat.

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-Come in.

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-No.

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-Look, Josh...

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-..that was a mistake.

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-The kiss, that's obvious.

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-I'd like it if we could

-clear the air here and now.

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-Yes, right.

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-The fact is...

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-..with all that's going on

-between Debbie and everything...

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-..I don't want

-to complicate matters.

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-No.

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-And you're not the type of man

-who wants to be tied down, are you?

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-The open road beckons.

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-To be honest with you,

-I've decided to stay.

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-You were right earlier.

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-I can't run away from this.

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-Somehow, I'll have to try

-and build bridges with Debbie.

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-Exactly, exactly.

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-You should be concentrating

-on your family now.

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-That's true.

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-And do you know what?

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-I should concentrate

-on settling back in here.

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-Find a job maybe

-and sort my life out.

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-You do understand, don't you?

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-You do understand, don't you?

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-Of course I do.

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-That's exactly

-what I was going to say.

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-Thank goodness for that.

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-Right.

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-People of our age

-should know better.

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-We never learn.

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-We never learn.

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-No. No.

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-Friends, then?

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-Friends.

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-Good.

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-See you.

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-Yes.

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-Bye.

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-How's Gwern?

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-Alcohol poisoning can be dangerous.

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-Alcohol poisoning can be dangerous.

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-What would you know about it?

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-Sioned.

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-Did you do it?

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-What are you talking about?

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-You're so desperate, it's pathetic.

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-I've got a wife,

-I've got a family...

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-..and you're so jealous

-you're trying to spoil it for us.

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-I pity you.

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-I don't want your pity.

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-I don't want your pity.

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-What do you want?

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-Leave Dani alone.

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-Leave Gwern alone

-and leave me alone.

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-Do you understand?

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-Hello.

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-Can you put me through to the child

-protection department, please?

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