Wed, 04 Jan 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-LOUD KNOCKING ON DOOR

-Oh, Britt. What's happened?

-What's this?

-Why? What is it?

-Chester's email. The one you sent

-out to every parent in school!

-No.

-No. This was an email to the staff.

-It's easy to say that now.

-You've said terrible things

-about Chester!

-Sorry...

-You will be sorry. I'm going to make

-an official complaint about you.

-Can we discuss this, please?

-Can we discuss this, please?

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-I've got nothing more to say.

-I can't believe

-Mam went to see Gaynor.

-I can't believe everything

-is all about you. Again.

-Your mother cares about you.

-She cares more about him.

-She cares more about him.

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-Stop making things worse.

-She wants to make it easier

-for you at school.

-That's not going to happen now.

-People are making fun of him

-on Cnoc Cnoc.

-Cat, go and get your bag.

-Look, everything will be OK.

-You'll see.

-Mam is starting a war...

-..and I haven't seen my friends

-since I've been home.

-Yes. Yes, well, it was Christmas.

-Everyone was really busy.

-Everyone was avoiding me, you mean.

-What did she say?

-Nothing. She didn't get the chance.

-Nothing. She didn't get the chance.

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-Chester's worried.

-There's no need for you

-to worry, love.

-I've told Gaynor what I think.

-And now, I'm going to phone

-the education authority.

-Do you have to go that far?

-I'm not going to let her

-get away with it, am I?

-I'm pleased to tell you

-that you've got a new partner.

-Oh, great! I knew it was an offer

-that was too good to refuse.

-There's one condition.

-There's always a condition

-with you two!

-I'm worried about Awyr iach.

-I'm leaving,

-and Sara's having a baby.

-We need someone we can trust there.

-Some kind of trainee manager.

-I don't think Diane will be

-too pleased with that title.

-No, we don't want Mam.

-We were thinking about DJ.

-Oh?

-You haven't gone behind my back

-again, have you?

-No. It was Jason's idea.

-No. It was Jason's idea.

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-Why do you want me to work for you?

-You're not afraid of hard work.

-And you're family.

-It sounds perfect to me.

-It sounds perfect to me.

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-So what do you say?

-I don't know anything

-about the business.

-You'll learn quickly enough.

-It'll be much easier than

-plastering, believe me.

-What if I make mistakes?

-I'll be there for the

-first three months, at least.

-And then you'll expect me

-to run the place!

-Anita will be there and you can

-discuss anything you want with me.

-A new start with a new job

-in a family business.

-I don't know.

-If you're not willing to do this

-for yourself, do it for me.

-You don't have to stay forever.

-Just while I'm off having the baby.

-That's all we're asking.

-Alright.

-But it's only temporary, alright?

-Good boy.

-It was a mistake, Colin.

-You do believe me, don't you?

-It doesn't matter what I think.

-Chester was worried about going

-back to school before this mess.

-I'm amazed you're still

-talking after that email.

-How do you know about it?

-It's all Mam and Mark

-have been talking about.

-A lot of parents have phoned.

-With all due respect,

-this is none of your business.

-My little brother's in that school,

-so yes, it is my business.

-Someone's rattled.

-Chester's the important one here,

-no-one else.

-Oi, Chester! How was jail?!

-Alright, leave him alone

-or I'll sort you out.

-You and your parents.

-I can sort this out myself.

-How was jail, Chester?

-I'll follow them to school

-if I have to!

-No. You're embarrassing.

-I'm just worried about you.

-I'm just worried about you.

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-You don't worry about Aaron and me.

-Can you just go, please?

-If you get any hassle in school,

-just phone me.

-We can't use phones in school.

-He can ask a teacher to phone,

-surely.

-He's not in primary school!

-OK.

-Don't you dare.

-See you.

-Are you OK?

-Are you OK?

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-Just leave me alone.

-Happy New Year.

-Happy New Year.

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-Hiya.

-I'd hoped to see you before now.

-Sorry I wasn't here

-when you got out.

-Right, well, work hard in...

-..school today.

-Sorry I'm late.

-Not the best start to the year.

-You'll understand

-when the baby arrives.

-Right, we might as well

-start this meeting.

-Right, I wanted you as staff

-to be the first to know...

-You're not sacking us, are you?

-You're not sacking us, are you?

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-There are going to be changes.

-Is there going to be less work?

-Let me finish and you'll find out.

-Jason and I are going

-to be partners at APD.

-So Jason will work there

-from now on, and I'll stay here.

-Hey, congratulations.

-Does it mean more

-responsibility for us?

-Nothing will change for you.

-Who's going to do Jason's job then?

-Who's going to do Jason's job then?

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-You both know DJ.

-He's agreed to be a trainee manager.

-What?

-I'll be here to help him

-at the start.

-Then he'll run this place

-while I'm on maternity leave.

-If I'd seen it, I'd have phoned you.

-If I'd seen it, I'd have phoned you.

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-Everyone else has seen it.

-Our Internet has been down.

-Our Internet has been down.

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-I can't believe I was so clumsy.

-Especially when I'm trying

-for a new job.

-Think of poor Chester.

-It's hard enough for him.

-If you'd have come over, one of us

-might have seen the mistake.

-Chester. Welcome back.

-Thanks, Miss.

-If you have any problems settling,

-or if the children...

-..try to bully you about prison

-or Mrs Llywelyn's email...

-..come and see me straightaway.

-Did you have to mention the email?

-We can't ignore it, can we?

-This is going straight on Cnoc Cnoc.

-Ignore them.

-Don't pretend you care.

-Chest...

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-I can't believe they just

-gave him the job.

-You can do that when you're a boss.

-Some of us have been here from the

-start and know how the place works.

-Don't say you want the job.

-Don't say you want the job.

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-An offer would have been nice.

-..but it obviously depends

-who you're related to.

-Is there a problem?

-Yes. You should have advertised

-that job, not just give it to DJ.

-If you're not happy,

-there's the door.

-You can't sack me

-for having an opinion.

-No, but I can sack you for

-chatting instead of working.

-So carry on, please.

-Both of you.

-Right, in you go.

-Ffion, do you have a second?

-Ffion, do you have a second?

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-I've got a lesson.

-The, um, education authority

-has phoned.

-They want a meeting about the email.

-They have no choice

-if Britt made a complaint.

-Great! My career is over.

-Don't overreact.

-Don't overreact.

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-It's not your job on the line.

-Sorry. I'm starting

-to feel the strain.

-You don't fancy escaping

-from here at lunchtime, do you?

-I need a sensible chat

-and time to think.

-I should do some paperwork.

-Please, Ffion.

-I'll come for half an hour then.

-Thanks.

-What am I supposed to do, Garry?

-Ignore it?

-For Chester's sake, yes.

-You wait until you start having

-trouble like this with Gwern.

-Then maybe you'll understand.

-Another investigation.

-That's what Chester will face now.

-Do you think he's ready for that?

-Chester won't be part of

-any investigation.

-But you've dragged the education

-authority into the mess.

-You should have kept calm...

-..and thought a bit more.

-I'm off.

-A pint each, please.

-We're celebrating.

-Yes. This is the new partner at APD.

-We'll need to change the name now,

-don't you think?

-Who's left then? Jim, is it?

-Yes, and good riddance.

-You should have a bit more

-sympathy. He's lost a child.

-I know, but there's no excuse

-for what he's done.

-I don't understand.

-Never mind. And we'll have

-a whisky each to celebrate in style.

-Is there something you and Mam

-haven't told me?

-No. Nothing. Nothing at all.

-You've done the hardest part now.

-Going back there for the first time.

-What are you doing here?

-I'm here to see Chester

-to make sure he's alright.

-You don't care anyway.

-Of course I do.

-You're like a son to me.

-You can talk to me about anything,

-you know that.

-There's nothing to talk about.

-Listen...

-..I know I've let you down lately.

-But I'm going to make up for it.

-I'm going to be there for you.

-I'm serious.

-I'm serious.

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-You're never serious.

-Come on, Chester.

-I think it's time you left.

-I think it's time you left.

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-This is none of your business.

-Now.

-Two orange juices, please.

-You're meant to be working,

-not drinking.

-We have to baptize

-the new partnership.

-Well, Jason will be in trouble

-tonight if he comes home drunk.

-I love you too.

-Sara.

-The same again, please, Britt.

-Work won't be the same now.

-I'm not going far, you know.

-APD is just out the back.

-I'll be next door more or less.

-Yes, but Sara isn't much fun.

-Sara's alright.

-And DJ is like a teddy bear!

-A few cuddles now and then, and

-he'll give you whatever you want.

-I know you're disappointed...

-..but would you want to work

-so closely with Sara?

-You're not still going on

-about the job.

-What they've done is unfair.

-I agree, but I don't want to listen

-to you going on and on about it.

-I forgot to tell you,

-but I have another surprise for you.

-Your grandmother's uncle's

-cousin is coming to help us pack!

-You didn't have a proper

-Christmas party...

-Because you were too mean to pay.

-..so I've arranged an evening here

-for us next Thursday.

-A bit of food and free drinks

-all evening.

-Fair play to you.

-Fair play to you.

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-She's trying to buy us.

-A couple of free drinks won't make

-up for not giving us opportunities.

-You don't have to come, Gwyneth.

-Is Gwyneth always that awkward?

-Don't take any notice.

-She's lived with Sion for too long!

-What about this party then?

-Can you afford

-an evening of free drinks?

-I'd say you've got a lot to learn

-about the business world.

-There is one easy way out.

-Fall on your sword

-and withdraw your application.

-I'm trying to save myself,

-not give up.

-There'll be other jobs when

-everyone's forgotten about this.

-Not in this area.

-You could move away, start again.

-That might be the way forward.

-You sound as if you

-want to get rid of me!

-Why would I want to do that?

-I'm trying to be a friend

-and give you the best advice.

-Nice for some.

-Having a jolly lunch

-while Chester's breaking his heart.

-I have apologized.

-And that makes everything alright?

-I apologize to you as well.

-I call that grovelling.

-Grovelling...

-..because you know I'm going to be

-one of the new school governors.

-And I'll be on the panel

-to choose the head.

-It didn't even cross my mind.

-Of course not.

-And I'm going to make sure...

-..that you're asked

-some difficult questions...

-..if you get an interview.

-Are you walking back to school?

-Are you walking back to school?

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-Get lost.

-Don't start mitching again.

-You can tell Mam, if you want.

-I don't care.

-I'm sorry.

-For what? Breathing?!

-Everyone's giving you a hard time,

-and I've just made things worse.

-Moaning about you getting attention

-and being annoying.

-I'm worried about you.

-It's a little sister's job

-to be annoying.

-Are you coming?

-School.

-But once we get to the gate,

-you can't talk to me, alright?

-Cwmderi's new mafia.

-Just let it go.

-That's the best thing to do.

-I would have appreciated

-some support.

-You're going back to work.

-Good idea.

-Come on.

-I think that was a hint for us.

-I'm so glad you understand me.

-Jason, can I have a word

-with you before you go?

-I'd just like to thank you

-for the opportunity at Awyr Iach.

-No problem, mate.

-Come here and give me a cwtch!

-I'll get this.

-Oh, thank you.

-I'll see you back at school.

-Garry.

-Poor, Gaynor.

-She's terribly worried.

-Good. She should be.

-She had her heart set on this job.

-I can't discuss the job,

-you know that.

-You're professional. I understand.

-I hope you'll be

-just as professional...

-..when it comes to

-choosing a shortlist...

-..and that you'll remember people's

-qualities and not their weaknesses.

-Are you trying to tell me

-you've applied for the job?

-It would be unprofessional

-to admit that.

-Don't worry.

-Your secret's safe with me.

-I won't say a word.

-Not even to Gaynor.

-If you're here to see Britt,

-she's working.

-No. I wanted a word with you.

-I want to ask a favour.

-What's wrong now?

-I'm worried I'm not going to get

-the job as head of this new school.

-What's that got to do with me?

-Garry's threatening to use

-that email against me...

-..and I thought you could

-talk to him.

-With Garry?!

-Yes. Use your influence

-within the family to help me.

-I can't believe

-you're asking me to do that.

-My future's in the balance here.

-What about Britt and me? I could

-ruin everything by helping you.

-I don't know what else to do.

-This is your own fault.

-Sorry, Gaynor, but this time

-you're on your own.

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