Wed, 04 May 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-It doesn't cost a lot,

-thank goodness.

-Thanks.

-Christmas already, is it?

-It's Bobi's 4th birthday today.

-Who'd have thought it? Time flies.

-Yes, I know what that feels like.

-Make the most of it.

-They're not children for long.

-True enough. See you.

-You're busy. I won't keep you.

-I want to ask a favour.

-Go on.

-I've got a million and one things

-to do before the move.

-I'd like to...

-..carry on tonight

-to get it all finished.

-You want me to babysit, don't you?

-You want me to babysit, don't you?

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-If you can.

-I've got work to do

-and Dani's going out but...

-..I'm sure we can

-organize something.

-Bring him over about 6 o'clock.

-Fantastic. He'll be over the moon.

-He keeps going on about

-a dinosaur story you read to him.

-Does he?

-Thanks, Garry.

-Hiya.

-Do you want to sit down?

-Better not. The van's parked

-on double yellows.

-Look, do you fancy coming out

-with me tonight?

-If you're free. If you're not...

-Do you want to come?

-Yes. Tonight? Yes, great.

-Tonight it is.

-Tonight it is.

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-Where and what time?

-You choose. Text me to say where.

-OK. See you later.

-I'm looking forward to it.

-Where are you going to go?

-What's wrong?

-Oh, no.

-I've promised to have dinner

-with Eileen and Dad.

-Tell them you can't go.

-We'll think of something.

-I'm worried about farm work

-that won't get done.

-It will be hard with the Eisteddfod

-taking up most of the land.

-When did you get cold feet?

-I know the money will be useful

-but imagine the mess.

-Hello?

-Hiya. Here's the big boy.

-Happy birthday!

-Sorry we're early. We were looking

-at a house to rent down the road.

-What was it like?

-Dreadful.

-How can people live like that?

-It's the third one this week.

-It's the third one this week.

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-Nothing's taken your fancy yet.

-No. It would help

-if Angela gave the money back.

-We could put a deposit down

-instead of renting a dump.

-This renting business

-is a bit of a racket if you ask me.

-Landlords charge a fortune

-for shabby places.

-You'll find somewhere soon.

-It'll be nice to have

-your own place again.

-Mam's given us a nice welcome

-but it's getting too much now.

-Can I help with anything?

-Can I help with anything?

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-No, thanks.

-A friend of mine's

-looking for tenants.

-A cottage on the back road

-to Llanarthur. I'll get his number.

-It's worth a try.

-It's worth a try.

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-Thank you.

-He's a nice bloke.

-As I said, he's looking for tenants

-to move in quickly.

-Great, thanks.

-Another can, Eifion?

-"Did you see anything suspicious

-at Maes-y-Deri?"

-I said an early dinner

-but this is ridiculous.

-There's a slight problem tonight.

-There's a slight problem tonight.

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-What's wrong?

-I've got an essay to hand in

-early tomorrow morning.

-So have I.

-The easiest way to finish it

-is to work together.

-That doesn't stop you having a meal.

-It's important to eat

-to keep you going.

-We can cook something ourselves.

-We can cook something ourselves.

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-And work at the same time.

-That would be best.

-That would be best.

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-There we are, if you're sure.

-Yes. Sorry.

-Bye.

-Was their behaviour a bit weird?

-Was their behaviour a bit weird?

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-All teenagers are a bit weird.

-Has she told you anything?

-Has she told you anything?

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-Has who told us what?

-Cadno. It seems she's against

-the Eisteddfod now.

-How do you know?

-Diane went to a meeting

-with some bloke...

-..and his cousin told her

-that Cadno's had cold feet.

-She can't do that.

-She can't do that.

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-It's up to her.

-And Jimbo here.

-She hasn't said anything to me...

-..but without Cadno's approval

-it's all caput.

-It's a mess.

-Consider the benefits the Eisteddfod

-will bring to Cwmderi...

-..as well as APD.

-It's vital Cadno sticks to the plan.

-We're on our way to Penrhewl

-for Bobi's birthday party.

-I'll have a word with her.

-I'll come with you.

-I don't trust you.

-You're not related.

-I'll get the little boy something

-in the shop and you can wrap it.

-What can I say?

-I can't invite him here.

-Eifion will be back soon.

-We can go to your place.

-Where am I supposed to go?

-Stay upstairs. Your father's playing

-darts so what's the problem?

-There isn't anywhere else.

-Please, please, Elliw. I beg you.

-Please, please, Elliw. I beg you.

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-OK, then.

-Brill. Thanks. What time

-shall I tell Matthew to come over?

-Half past six?

-OK. I'll leave Eifion a note

-in case he panics and hassles Dad.

-Good idea.

-What are you going to say?

-The truth. I'm on a date.

-How do I look?

-Stunning.

-Remember one thing.

-Don't do what I did.

-Have a baby.

-Have a baby.

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-Shut up!

-I want to go home.

-I want to go home.

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-What's wrong?

-I'm not in the mood.

-I'm not in the mood.

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-You're thinking about the leaflet.

-Forget about it. Nobody saw me.

-Here you are.

-Right, everyone. Cheers!

-Cheers!

-Happy birthday, Bobi.

-Happy birthday, Bobi.

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-Happy birthday, Bobi.

-What's he doing here?

-What's he doing here?

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-I can guess.

-I hope you don't mind me coming

-to wish Bobi a happy birthday.

-This is something for him.

-There wasn't much choice in the shop

-and I haven't wrapped it.

-Soap. He'll be thrilled.

-At least he'll be clean.

-And this is something for you.

-And a card. I've written

-a funny poem inside it.

-Who knows,

-when the Eisteddfod's here...

-..I might take part

-in the limerick competition.

-I can see you

-in the Literary Pavilion, Dai.

-So can I.

-Hosting the Eisteddfod here, on our

-doorstep, will be really exciting.

-Don't you think?

-Don't you think?

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-Cadno, come here for a moment.

-Look how nicely they're playing.

-There'll be tantrums

-when it's time to leave.

-Why don't you let him stay tonight?

-You've got a lot of packing to do.

-I've promised to take him

-over to Garry.

-He won't mind. They won't see much

-of each other after you move away.

-I'm not sure.

-Garry will understand.

-Garry will understand.

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-OK, then.

-Don't bother

-even opening your mouth.

-You don't know

-what I'm going to say.

-I don't want to talk shop.

-This is Bobi's birthday party.

-I know that, but just say

-that the land is suitable...

-I'm not making any promises.

-I'm not making any promises.

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-Dai, come here.

-Courtney was meant to have a meal

-with Eileen and me.

-Make sure you have something

-substantial in the fridge for her.

-I will.

-She's got an essay

-to hand in tomorrow.

-Just keep out of her way.

-Don't worry, I'll make sure

-I'm not under her feet.

-Is everything alright with Courtney?

-Yes.

-Has she been a bit weird recently?

-Has she been a bit weird recently?

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-No.

-I'm concerned

-there's something on her mind.

-I haven't noticed.

-I haven't noticed.

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-It's probably schoolwork.

-Keep an eye on her for me.

-Yes, alright. I'm sure

-it's nothing to worry about.

-I hope so.

-Right.

-Hiya, it's me.

-Just to tell you Gwern's staying

-with the boys at Penrhewl tonight.

-But...

-I didn't think...

-Garry!

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-He's not coming.

-He's not coming.

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-Give him a chance.

-What if we don't have anything

-to talk about?

-If he wasn't interested,

-he wouldn't want to meet up.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Be yourself and you'll be fine.

-I've got things to do.

-See you later.

-Hiya.

-Hiya.

-What are you watching?

-Nothing. It's just a silly

-reality programme.

-I like this programme.

-You don't!

-Yes,

-I like highbrow stuff like this.

-You're full of surprises.

-Am I?

-Another one.

-Another one.

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-No. We have to go, sorry.

-Sorry, Bobi won't settle

-until Gwern's gone up.

-Did you hear that? Come on.

-Say goodnight to everyone.

-Say goodnight to everyone.

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-Goodnight.

-You can't change your mind

-just like that.

-If you hadn't put the phone down...

-Dani even changed her plans.

-He's coming with me.

-Right, let's go home.

-Right, let's go home.

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-I'll come with you.

-Thanks for the invitation.

-I might take the boys on a trip

-over the weekend.

-I'll let you know.

-I'll let you know.

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-Yes, OK.

-Sorry, it's my fault.

-I wanted him to stay

-because it's Bobi's birthday.

-She should know better.

-She should know better.

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-I thought you'd understand.

-Say goodbye to your mother.

-Say goodbye to your mother.

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-Goodnight.

-You should check the cattle.

-Now?

-Now?

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-Yes, now.

-I'll check on Bobi

-and then we'll have a drink, OK?

-OK.

-Fair play, that was delicious.

-Fair play, that was delicious.

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-There's more there.

-What about me?

-What about me?

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-There's none left.

-Do me a favour, Dai.

-Next time you're alone because

-Diane's out with the girls...

-..buy yourself some chips!

-There's pudding as well.

-There's pudding as well.

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-Is there? What are we having?

-Tiramisu.

-Tiramisu.

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-Eileen, you're spoiling me.

-You're having one piece.

-We're keeping some for Courtney.

-Doesn't Eifion feed her?

-She's so stressed

-with exams and all that.

-Exams?! Blimey! They make

-too much fuss about exams nowadays.

-They were much harder years ago.

-They were much harder years ago.

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-How would you know?

-That's what people say.

-That's what people say.

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-I'd like to see you sit one.

-Take this over as a surprise

-for her and Elliw.

-Good idea,

-before he scoffs the job lot!

-What a man!

-Hiya, I'm back.

-"On a date! At Elliw's house!

-See you later. C x"

-Hello!

-Eileen's home-made tiramisu.

-A treat for the scholars,

-as they're working so hard.

-Are they upstairs?

-No. Courtney sent a message

-saying they're at Elliw's.

-Right.

-Because of the baby, I guess.

-I don't know how much peace

-they'll have to work there.

-I'll put that in the fridge

-for her.

-I'll take it over.

-Courtney can have a lift back.

-There's no need.

-She's a bit stressed.

-You didn't say so earlier.

-I thought everything was alright.

-I didn't want you to worry.

-I didn't want you to worry.

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-I'm worried now, you clown.

-You'd better leave her alone.

-I'm her father, right.

-Don't forget that.

-Sorry to be a pain

-but Geth's a bit restless.

-I'll warm up some milk for him.

-Sorry, I didn't know

-you had a child upstairs.

-It's not your fault.

-He just won't settle.

-Hiya.

-What? Now?

-Thanks for letting me know.

-Dad's on his way over.

-Eifion said we were working here.

-He's going to have a shock.

-He's going to have a shock.

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-He can't see you. He'll go mad.

-I'm not hiding.

-I'm not hiding.

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-Please, Mathew, you don't know him.

-He's embarrassingly over the top.

-Hello!

-The door was open.

-I've brought you a treat...

-I thought you were working.

-We've just finished.

-Who's this?

-Who's this?

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-Mathew.

-Elliw's boyfriend.

-He was doing the same essay.

-I might as well

-give you a lift home now.

-We haven't had a chance

-to have a chat.

-You see each other every day.

-It looks to me

-as if Elliw's busy anyway.

-OK. I'll be there now.

-See you tomorrow.

-Ta-ra, Mathew.

-Ta-ra.

-If you're sure

-that moving away is right for you...

-..you can't let Garry

-make life difficult.

-Or are you having second thoughts?

-Or are you having second thoughts?

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-No.

-Not really.

-I don't know.

-Between you, me

-and these four walls...

-..I sometimes think

-I should forget about it.

-Gwern is a child.

-He'll settle easily.

-I know he will.

-And it's a great opportunity

-for all three of us...

-..to make a fresh start.

-But?

-Do you think I'm selfish,

-taking him away to a strange place?

-I know one thing.

-If you move and leave him

-with Garry, you'll regret it.

-When I left the boys with Eifion...

-..I thought it was for the best

-but it was unbearable.

-I missed him so much every day

-when I was in prison.

-You can't put yourself

-through that again.

-You have to put your foot down

-with Garry. It's the only way.

-Thanks for phoning to warn me.

-I didn't like lying to your father.

-So who's the lucky man?

-I have a right to know

-after saving your skin.

-Mathew.

-Mathew Price?

-Blimey.

-What's wrong with Mathew?

-Nothing. He's a nice bloke.

-I should know.

-But it's a busy time for you

-with exams and everything.

-You sound like Dad.

-He doesn't always talk nonsense,

-you know.

-You're not going to tell him

-about Mathew, are you?

-You can have a piece

-of my tiramisu.

-How could I refuse?

-I'm really glad I don't

-have to keep secrets from you.

-TEXT ALERT

-"That was fun!

-Are you free on Friday night?"

-Hello? Is anybody home?

-Are you still worried

-about Mark's leaflet?

-If anyone had seen me that night,

-they'd have told the police.

-Not necessarily.

-People on that estate

-aren't on good terms with the cops.

-But they might tell Mark.

-But they might tell Mark.

-

-There's no point worrying about it.

-Let's sit down. I don't think

-the bar's the safest place to talk.

-He's fast asleep, if you're

-thinking of picking Gwern up.

-I'm sorry

-about the misunderstanding.

-I'm fed up of you

-saying one thing and doing another.

-We're doing things my way

-from now on.

-Don't you think we should grow up

-for Gwern's sake?

-Yes, I agree. That's why

-he shouldn't leave Cwmderi.

-You can't force me

-to leave him here.

-Do you remember snatching Gwern...

-..and trying to take him abroad?

-And when you killed Brandon?

-I've been punished for that.

-Any more antics and I'll make sure

-you go back to prison...

-..not Newport.

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