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-Shame that Ricky had to go early,

-you could have walked in together.

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-You haven't touched that after

-I made it for you especially.

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-I'll have the bacon then.

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-She's not going to eat it.

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-I want everything to be alright.

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-But you still have to eat.

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-Sorry, there's no time.

-I don't want to be late.

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-Good luck.

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-Good luck.

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-Thanks. Ta-ra.

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-You could have shown

-a bit of interest.

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-Really? Non isn't the only one

-who deserves some TLC.

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-Stop this sulking,

-you're getting on my nerves.

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-Whatever.

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-"Wash the dishes. Thanks, Cadno."

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-How are you, Dai?

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-I'm sure you'll say

-this is unhealthy!

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-It's better than mayonnaise.

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-Is it? Good. I'll have some

-brown sauce too, then.

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-Good morning. Are you alright?

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-Yes, fine.

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-Is everything alright for tonight?

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-Yes, looking forward to it.

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-I'd better make my way

-to the surgery.

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-Of course. Well, until tonight.

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-Of course. Well, until tonight.

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-Bye.

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-Have you got a date tonight?

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-Sorry, Dai, but what's that

-got to do with you?

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-Nothing, you're right there.

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-Thanks.

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-Enjoy!

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-You don't want bacon and eggs?

-You said you felt better.

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-No, toast is fine for me.

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-I didn't sleep much last night.

-I'm not that hungry.

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-We need a new washer

-in the bathroom.

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-Vicky says the tap is dripping.

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-Vicky says the tap is dripping.

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-I'll get one later.

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-How do you think

-Non will get on today?

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-She'll be fine.

-Ricky will look after her.

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-I couldn't do it.

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-Huh?

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-Stand in front of a classroom

-of schoolkids.

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-That's why Non's special.

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-Who'd have thought it?

-A teacher in the family!

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-OK.

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-I'm going to meet

-some of the other mothers.

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-Hey, the bathroom tap's

-still dripping.

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-You're not going to believe this.

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-Someone's reported me to the DSS

-for working for Carl.

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-Who'd do that?

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-And they want to see you.

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-And they want to see you.

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-I'm on my way there.

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-What are we going to do?

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-Good morning, Year 12.

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-Right, then, this is Miss Mererid.

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-Miss Mererid is going to take your

-class on Nazi Germany this morning.

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-Miss Mererid is very knowledgeable

-on this subject...

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-..so make the most

-of the opportunity, alright?

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-They are pretty sensible,

-on the whole.

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-Enjoy and behave yourselves.

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-Good morning.

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-We're going to start by looking

-at interpretations...

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-..of Adolf Hitler's

-leadership style.

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-'The Rise of Nasi...'

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-Oh! That's a good start.

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-TEXT ALERT

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-Whose phone is that?

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-MOBILE PHONE

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-Can you switch that phone off?

-That one too!

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-Year 12...

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-Do yourself a favour, Mark.

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-If you find you can't do something,

-give me a shout.

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-We don't want another disaster

-in your bathroom.

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-Vicky's been moaning about it

-for days. I just want to fix it.

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-Youngsters these days. They expect

-everyone to do things for them.

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-Do you think so?

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-I wouldn't like to be young again.

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-Trying to find my way

-in this world.

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-One of these will fit.

-There are different sizes.

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-If you ask me, young people expect

-everything to land in their laps.

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-Look at poor Mathew. Someone's

-reported him for moonlighting.

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-He could lose all his money

-and he was only helping Vicky.

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-How would you like it if someone

-came to the village...

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-..and started delivering letters

-without any kind of training?

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-You wouldn't like that, would you?

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-You wouldn't like that, would you?

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-I can't see that happening.

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-You never know.

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-And what if people found out

-this person wasn't to be trusted?

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-Mathew got what he deserved. Are

-you going to pay for those washers?

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-It was you. You reported Mathew.

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-Dai, that's a bit over the top.

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-I do sympathize with Mathew...

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-..but cowboys like Carl

-need to be stopped.

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-1.70, please.

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-The washers, 1.70.

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-What have you got there?

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-I offered to sell Nicky's

-old clothes to Janet...

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-..but she thinks they're too small.

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-They're in good condition

-considering how old they are.

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-I'll look for something bigger.

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-I'll look for something bigger.

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-Everything helps.

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-Fair play to you, making the most

-of what you've got.

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-Yes. Sorry, Kath,

-but I've got things to do.

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-Right. So long, then.

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-Who thinks that the growth

-of Nazism was inevitable?

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-Do you think that Hitler's

-leadership style was extreme?

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-Ricky, did the German people

-realize Hitler's intentions...

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-..at the beginning?

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-Achtung! Achtung! Achtung!

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-Year 12, there's no need for this.

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-Year 12! What is going on here?

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-Nicky's upstairs having a nap.

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-Nicky's upstairs having a nap.

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-Good.

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-I'll go up now.

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-Hang on.

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-Did you find someone?

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-What?

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-To buy Nicky's clothes?

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-To buy Nicky's clothes?

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-I forgot about it to be honest.

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-Right, I'll give you a chance

-to be honest now.

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-We both know

-they're not Nicky's clothes.

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-Are you going to tell me

-where you got them?

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-Or do I have to get Debbie and Mark

-on the case too?

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-You don't understand...

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-You don't understand...

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-I think I understand perfectly.

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-You stole them.

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-I found them in the cafe...

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-..and it was only afterwards

-I heard they were Dani's.

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-When was this?

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-When was this?

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-Monday.

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-Vicky!

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-Why?

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-Because I'm skint.

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-Why didn't you ask me?

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-I could have helped you.

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-Everyone here already thinks

-I'm useless, especially Mam.

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-I don't want anyone to find out.

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-Please, Kath.

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-OK.

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-I won't say anything but you have to

-tell Dani what you've done...

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-..and give the clothes back.

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-No. Please.

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-That's the deal. Up to you.

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-Go upstairs to your little boy.

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-He's missed you all day.

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-Are you still sick?

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-Are you still sick?

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-No, I just don't fancy a beer.

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-Cheers.

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-About this DSS business...

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-Do you know what's upset me?

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-Loads of people do it

-and get away with it...

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-..and muggins here does it once.

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-Who would do this to me?

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-Well, maybe...

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-Well, maybe...

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-It's typical that it happens to me.

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-MOBILE PHONE

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-Hang on.

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-Hello?

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-Are you alright? I'm meeting

-someone here for a meal at seven.

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-Is it alright to have this table?

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-Is it alright to have this table?

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-OK.

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-Thanks.

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-An important date, is it?

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-No, just a meeting.

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-I like to be organized.

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-Excuse me.

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-KNOCK ON DOOR

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-Mrs Llewelyn, sorry but I'm so

-embarrassed about this morning.

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-I have to apologize to you.

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-Don't upset yourself.

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-I had prepared.

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-I had prepared.

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-Calm down. Take your time.

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-I was nervous. Maybe that's why...

-Did I do anything wrong?

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-No, not at all.

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-I was on my way out

-as a matter of fact...

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-Please, tell me, Mrs Llewelyn...

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-..am I wasting my time

-trying to be a teacher?

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-Alright, take a seat.

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-I'll make us a quick cuppa.

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-I'll make us a quick cuppa.

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-Thanks. Sorry, I'm a bit upset.

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-I can see that.

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-Sorry.

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-Sit down, I want a word with you.

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-Right, then, this is where you are.

-What do you want to drink?

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-Do you want a fresh one

-or a whisky chaser?

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-I'm OK, thanks.

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-Come on, I'm trying to sympathize

-with you here.

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-Not now.

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-I'm sure Mark's explained

-why I did what I did.

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-I know you're angry but when you

-sit down and think about it...

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-..you'll see that I was right.

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-So it was you? You did it?

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-I thought that Mark

-would have told you.

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-Mark?

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-That's what I was trying to do.

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-I don't believe this. I just don't.

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-Come on, what were these reasons?

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-Come on, tell me.

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-Well... Working without any

-training to start with.

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-No contract, no insurance.

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-What if you had an accident?

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-Do you have any idea

-what you've done?

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-I was trying to get at Carl.

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-I'm the one who's getting

-the flack, Dai.

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-I could go to court. I could lose

-my benefits for three years.

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-It won't come to that.

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-Do you know what it's like to live

-with no money? Not a penny!

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-Calm down.

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-Not everyone has a villa in Spain

-they can sell when things are tight.

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-You make me feel sick.

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-I understand discipline is needed...

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-..but doesn't too much

-limit a pupil's imagination?

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-Non, this was your first lesson

-today.

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-I realize how much it means to you.

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-I'm more than willing

-to talk about it tomorrow.

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-That would be great.

-I appreciate it.

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-But I have to go,

-I've got an important meeting.

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-Sorry, I've made you late.

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-Sorry, I've made you late.

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-Not at all. We'll talk tomorrow.

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-Right, thanks.

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-Goodnight.

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-KNOCK ON DOOR

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-Dai. Dai Ashurst. He shopped me.

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-You're joking?

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-You're joking?

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-Are you sure?

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-He told me. Went on about insurance

-and what if I had an accident.

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-He might have a point there.

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-What?

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-Look you two, maybe you'll

-learn a lesson from this.

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-Moonlighting and stealing

-aren't the answer.

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-Stealing?

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-Stealing Dani's baby clothes.

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-Oh, you didn't know, did you?

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-Hang on, you've stolen from Dani?

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-It wasn't quite stealing.

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-She left the bag in the cafe

-and I took it.

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-You did what?

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-You did what?

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-I didn't know it was Dani's bag.

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-Oh, great.

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-Thanks, Kath.

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-Sorry, I thought he knew.

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-Sorry, I thought he knew.

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-Yeah, great.

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-I've lost everything now.

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-My money, my self-respect

-and my boyfriend.

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-I'm so sorry I'm late.

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-Sometimes it's impossible to leave

-the school at the end of a day.

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-It's alright. I feel the same about

-the surgery sometimes. Sit down.

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-Here you go.

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-Here you go.

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-Thanks.

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-So you're the important meeting.

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-Sorry if Mathew gave you a shock

-earlier.

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-That's alright.

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-How's Non doing?

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-I'm so proud of her.

-She's working so hard.

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-Dad would have been over the moon.

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-Listen, Mark,

-I hope you don't mind...

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-..but Elgan and I are

-looking forward to our supper.

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-Yes, of course.

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-So long. Enjoy your date.

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-What did we say about

-leaving work behind?

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-Are you alright?

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-Are you angry that I was late?

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-No.

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-What was wrong with Mathew?

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-Nothing.

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-Come on, choose what you want.

-I'm starving.

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-Where is everyone?

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-Mam's doing a stocktake in the cafe,

-Mam-gu's in the shower...

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-..and Vic's with Nicky.

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-And Non's here.

-Are you alright?

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-Just taking this up. Work to do.

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-Yeah, OK.

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-Well, how did it go today?

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-What?

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-With Non,

-her first lesson and everything.

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-Was she brilliant?

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-Rick?

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-I don't want to be horrible but...

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-..Non's one of the worst teachers

-I've ever seen.

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-That food was just what I needed

-after today.

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-Thanks.

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-Pleasure.

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-Pleasure.

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-We'll have to do it again.

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-Are you going to that Cwm Dancing

-thing on Friday?

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-Yes. Looking forward to it.

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-Yes. Looking forward to it.

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-Great.

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-I've enjoyed tonight.

-It's been nice.

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-Well, thanks to you

-for a lovely evening.

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-Do you want to come back

-for a coffee?

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-I'd better not,

-as it's a school night.

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-Sorry.

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-Sorry.

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-It's alright.

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-Right, well, goodnight.

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-Yes. Goodnight.

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