Wed, 11 Jan 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-Alright?

-Alright?

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-What are these doing here?

-Someone's happy today!

-I can't find anything!

-I can't find anything!

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-What are you looking for?

-Tonics!

-There. Right under your nose.

-Was it yours or Britt's idea

-to move everything?

-It was Mathew, actually.

-Mathew. I should have guessed.

-It's more organized now.

-It's more organized now.

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-So why can't I find anything?

-You're only angry

-because it was Mathew's idea.

-No, I'm angry because you think

-the sun shines out of his...

-Jealousy, Garry.

-It doesn't suit you.

-Jim?

-Jim?

-"Sorry, I can't answer at the

-moment. Please leave a message."

-Do you have a problem, Kath?

-You know, a personal problem.

-I'm trying to eat

-my breakfast here.

-I'm asking because you've been

-up and down those stairs all night.

-I was thirsty during the night,

-that's all.

-I got one of those too.

-Usually when I'm at the bar!

-You're alright, are you, Mam?

-You're alright, are you, Mam?

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-Of course I am.

-Don't worry, Dol.

-I'll be quieter next time.

-Oh, thanks.

-A girl needs her beauty sleep.

-You sounded fast asleep to me.

-You were snoring like a pig

-when I got up at 5 o'clock.

-Did she just call me a pig?

-It's turn of phrase, Dol,

-that's all.

-I'll give you turn of phrase

-in a minute!

-Right. Mam, go out for a walk,

-will you?

-And you go to work

-before Sara sacks you. Again.

-I don't want to go for a walk.

-And I don't want to go to work.

-She doesn't pay me extra

-if I'm early.

-I'm not asking, I'm telling you.

-Get out of my sight,

-both of you.

-Kelly, you haven't seen Jim,

-have you?

-Sorry. Is everything alright?

-He's gone out without telling me.

-Maybe that's good.

-It shows he's getting better.

-He's not answering his phone.

-Right. Well, if I see him

-I'll give you a shout.

-Thanks.

-Hey, it's a big day for you today.

-Tyler, listen, we have to talk.

-Tyler, listen, we have to talk.

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-I've got nothing to say to you.

-Things aren't what they seem.

-I saw Sioned's arm.

-I saw Sioned's arm.

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-Let me give my side of the story.

-Please.

-The Deri after work?

-Alright. I'll come for one.

-But I don't want any more lies, OK?

-Have you seen Jim?

-Have you seen Jim?

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-No.

-I've got a job for you.

-And I'll pay you for the job.

-Trying to buy me now, are you?

-I need someone

-to sort out the cellar.

-Nice try. Getting me to work

-for you so you can lecture me.

-No. I have to go away today.

-That's why I can't do it.

-Why me?

-I can ask someone else,

-if you want.

-Another tenner

-and I'll think about it.

-Another 20...

-..if you do it at lunchtime.

-I'm only helping for Mam's sake, OK?

-I'm only helping for Mam's sake, OK?

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-Yes.

-I hope you're in a better mood now.

-It's not me who's in a bad mood.

-All you and Dol do

-is wind each other up.

-I try my best with her.

-I try my best with her.

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-Maybe you should try even harder.

-And before you start protesting,

-I'll say the same to her.

-You do know what the problem

-is here, don't you?

-Too many people living here.

-I know who you'd throw out.

-I know who you'd throw out.

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-It's my house, don't forget.

-You're like a broken record.

-I remember.

-But I also remember

-what you did to Stacey.

-So be grateful

-I let you back through the door.

-"Sorry I can't answer at the

-moment. Please leave a message."

-Hiya, Jim. It's me.

-I'm worried about you.

-Phone me back.

-I'm sorry if I upset you yesterday.

-Come home and we can talk.

-Do you know where Debs is?

-Cash and carry. Why?

-Is anything wrong?

-Oh, it's Mam and Dol.

-Oh, yes. They're probably

-getting on like a house on fire!

-Birds of a feather.

-Don't say that to Mam.

-Don't say that to Mam.

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-Dol wouldn't be impressed either.

-If one's watching telly

-the other wants the radio on.

-If one wants a shower

-the other wants a bath.

-The answer is simple.

-Ask Kath to go home.

-I can't do that.

-Plan B then. Ask Dol to move out.

-Plan B then. Ask Dol to move out.

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-She doesn't have anywhere to go.

-She must have friends with sofas.

-It's only us

-who'll put up with her.

-Oh, well.

-You've only got one choice.

-Yes. Put up with both dragons,

-I know.

-I've never seen anything like it.

-She's like a zombie all night,

-banging about the place.

-And then she sleeps all day.

-And then she sleeps all day.

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-That doesn't sound like Kath.

-And you should hear her snoring.

-It's like a volcano.

-Hey, has Chester arrived?

-Isn't he in school?

-He's supposed to be sorting

-the cellar.

-How did you persuade him?

-Up front?

-It's none of your business.

-Schoolboy error that, eh?

-Giving him cash

-before he does the work.

-Oh, I may as well do it myself.

-Someone's happy today.

-He's tired after Greece.

-He's tired after Greece.

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-I wish Kath would go to Greece.

-I'd get my bed back then.

-I'd get my bed back then.

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-Do you know how long she's staying?

-I'm afraid to ask in case

-I'm disappointed with the answer.

-Aargh!

-Gar?

-Gar? Are you alright?

-Let me help you.

-No, no, don't! Don't!

-I have to move it.

-I have to move it.

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-Phone an ambulance.

-I heard a bone crack.

-Gar...

-Garry?

-Garry?

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-Alright, love?

-No. I think Garry's broken his leg

-and now he's fainted.

-I have to phone an ambulance.

-No, leave it to me.

-I've done first aid, see.

-I saved a woman down a manhole once.

-Through there?

-It's not a good idea!

-It's not a good idea!

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-I know what I'm doing.

-Hello. Ambulance, please.

-The Deri pub, Cwmderi.

-My husband has broken his leg

-and now he's fainted.

-Mark, go down to Garry.

-He's broken his leg.

-Where is he?

-Where is he?

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-In the cellar. Off you go!

-Sorry?

-Oh, my name is Dani Monk

-and his name is Garry Monk.

-OK. Thank you. So long.

-Dol, look after the bar for me.

-Look after the bar?!

-Ah, look after the bar.

-Garry? It's Mark.

-Garry? It's Mark.

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-What are you doing here?

-I'm here to help you.

-Are you OK?

-Can you stand up? Help me, Mark.

-No, no, don't!

-No, no, don't!

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-What happened?

-The barrel fell on my ankle.

-Can you bear weight on it?

-Can you bear weight on it?

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-No.

-So you've fractured it.

-So you've fractured it.

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-What are you? A doctor?!

-The ambulance is on its way.

-I'll go with him to the hospital.

-I'm coming too.

-I'm coming too.

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-And leave Dol in the bar?!

-Dol? Stay here! Mark's right.

-Phone Chester too. I want to see him

-the minute I get back.

-Jim, I've been worried about you.

-Why didn't you say you were here?

-How's it going?

-I think it's doing me good.

-Courtney would want me...

-..to give it all to a charity shop

-to help other people.

-Not all of it, surely.

-Yes. That would be best.

-But what about this?

-You read this to her

-when she was a little girl.

-Look at this jewellery box.

-I gave her this and a lot

-of the pieces in it as well.

-It's not valuable, is it?

-That's not the point, is it?

-They're pieces I chose

-for my granddaughter.

-Pieces she liked to wear.

-I'd like to keep them

-to remember her.

-No, Eileen. I'd rather...

-No, Eileen. I'd rather...

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-No, Jim.

-Look, I know it's hard

-and this is the way you feel.

-But one day, you'll be glad.

-It's important for you

-to keep some things.

-Trust me.

-I know.

-Last orders, please.

-Cheers!

-What are you doing?

-Oh, it's you.

-I'm looking after the bar for Dani.

-You're helping yourself, you mean.

-There's no stopping you,

-is there, Dol?

-Garry's out there on a stretcher

-and you're drinking his profits.

-Right, they've gone.

-He was screaming in pain.

-It's so swollen

-they couldn't take off the shoe.

-She's been helping herself

-to your optics.

-I haven't!

-I had one whisky, Dani.

-That's all.

-It's OK. Do you want another one?

-You deserve it for helping out.

-Oh, well, I don't mind if I do.

-Thank you, Dani.

-Kath, do you want one?

-I'll have a pint, please.

-What happened?

-A barrel fell on his leg.

-He'll be alright with Mark.

-Our Mark's a good boy.

-He's not your Mark.

-Anyway, I heard him say

-you were an old dragon...

-..outside the cafe just now.

-What?

-An old, ugly dragon

-who scrounges from everyone.

-There we are, you see.

-Even good-boy Mark is fed up of you.

-They're all sick of you

-being in the way in Maes-y-Deri.

-So I want you out

-before the end of the week.

-Kath!

-Kath!

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-What? It's my house.

-It's about time someone told her.

-Very mature. Fair play to you.

-Do you mind?

-People are trying to eat.

-Grow up.

-Grow up.

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-I'm watching you, don't forget.

-Where's Debbie?

-At the cash and carry.

-What do you want?

-Did Mark call me a dragon?

-I'm not sure. Maybe.

-The little...!

-After everything I've done for him.

-He's his mother's son, alright.

-She's kicked me out now.

-Right. And what has this

-got to do with me?

-What else did he say?

-That the house

-is a bit chocka now.

-But I was there first.

-Kath has just gatecrashed.

-The problem is,

-you and Kath are too similar.

-You can't co-habit because you're

-like two peas in a pod.

-Me and Kath?!

-We're like chalk and cheese, mun.

-She's off her head.

-Anyway,

-what's it got to do with you?

-I don't know why there were bricks

-in the garden in the first place.

-Dad probably got them

-off the back of a lorry...

-..and thought

-they'd come in handy one day.

-I don't remember how old I was.

-I decided it would be fun

-to climb the bricks.

-But I fell and landed on my arm.

-It was so painful.

-Look.

-See?

-I was in plaster for weeks.

-I even learned to write

-with my right hand.

-I can't do it now

-but it was cool at the time.

-But instead of giving me sympathy

-because I was in such pain...

-..Mam told me off for breaking

-my arm in the first place.

-And she's back in Maes-y-Deri,

-quarrelling with everyone again.

-She and Dol

-fight like cat and dog.

-You're lucky

-you don't have a mother-in-law.

-Or a mother, come to that.

-They're nothing but trouble.

-Sorry. I wasn't thinking.

-I was just wittering on.

-Gar, are you alright?

-Is there anything I can do?

-Yes.

-Shut up.

-Hello?

-Ooh, you're home, are you?

-Alright?

-I hope you're here to pack. I want

-you out before the end of the week.

-Pack your bags, Dol!

-Where's Garry?

-You're joking!

-He's in hospital because of you.

-What?

-You were supposed to help him

-in the cellar.

-A barrel fell on his foot

-and he's broken his ankle.

-I was kept behind at school.

-It's not my fault.

-Tell that to Garry.

-I wouldn't go near him for a while.

-Dani, can I have a packet

-of cheese and onion crisps, please?

-How's Jim?

-Better, thanks.

-He'll be here soon, I hope.

-He's taken stuff from Courtney's

-room to a charity shop in Swansea.

-He didn't want to take it

-to the Maenan Appeal...

-..to see people wearing her clothes.

-Alright?

-Oh, hiya. How did it go?

-Good, you know.

-I'm so proud of you.

-A pint?

-A pint?

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-Yes, please.

-No, this is on me.

-It's nice to see you.

-Alright, Tye?

-Well?

-Thank you for coming.

-I bought you a bottle.

-Say what you have to say

-so that I can leave.

-Sioned has problems.

-She can be unreasonable.

-Is that why you hit her?

-Is that why you hit her?

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-I don't hit her.

-Don't lie! I've seen the bruises.

-Don't lie! I've seen the bruises.

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-Keep your voice down.

-I thought you wanted to admit it

-not say it's Sioned's fault.

-That's exactly what bullies do, Ed.

-They blame the victim.

-They blame the victim.

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-I am the victim.

-Those bruises are due to self-harm.

-Those bruises are due to self-harm.

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-Listen to yourself.

-Why would she do such a thing?

-Why would she do such a thing?

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-I don't know.

-It's been going on for months.

-She's turning everyone against me.

-It's true.

-Why would you let her?

-Why not tell her where to go?

-Because...

-Because...

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-What?!

-Something happened.

-I can't tell you.

-You have to believe me, Tyler.

-I'd never hit Sioned.

-I'd never hit Sioned.

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-It's not good enough.

-Please, Tyler.

-I don't want anything

-to do with you. Do you understand?

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