Wed, 13 Jul 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Oh, you're still here.

-Can I have a lift?

-The car has a puncture

-and I've got a meeting with Gaynor.

-Are you OK?

-Are you OK?

-

-Yes, but I'm running a bit late.

-Where's Iolo?

-He's gone away for a few days.

-You'd better start clearing up

-in case he comes back early.

-He'd go mad if he saw this mess.

-Yes, well,

-he's not likely to rush home.

-Not until I move out.

-Oh.

-I'm sorry.

-I thought you two were happy.

-Obviously you and I were wrong.

-If you don't want a telling off

-from Gaynor, find another lift.

-You've been training hard.

-Is there a race coming up

-or something?

-I'd love to come and support you.

-I could wave a banner!

-You can't carry on ignoring me.

-Ed, please...

-Ed, please...

-

-I'm going for a shower.

-Oh, look. The boss has come

-to check up on you.

-I was just passing and thought

-you might want copies of these.

-Oh, photos from Saturday.

-Let me see them.

-That's a good photo

-of you and the boys, Cadno.

-And that one too.

-Oh, this is special.

-It makes us look

-like one big family.

-We'll have to frame it.

-You could place it

-on the table in there.

-I'm glad you like them.

-The boys have been asking

-when we'll go again.

-Tell them, next time

-we'll go to the beach.

-Watch out or they'll nag you!

-Watch out or they'll nag you!

-

-They're both a credit to you, Cadno.

-Right, do you want a lift?

-No, it's alright. I'll be up later.

-His head's a bit delicate today.

-They drank a bottle of brandy

-last night...

-..playing cards

-into the early hours.

-It was midnight actually.

-He was sulking

-because he was losing.

-I went to bed because I was tired.

-I'll leave you two to bicker.

-See you later.

-Thank you for the photos.

-You're lucky to have her.

-I know. That's why

-I'm going to ask her to marry me.

-So you two can be grandparents.

-Like a proper family.

-That is good news.

-What are you all doing here?

-The lesson started ten minutes ago.

-The door's locked, miss.

-Who's supposed to be

-teaching you now?

-Mr Davies.

-Right. Can you go and get the key

-from the office, please, Kyle?

-Tell them I'm covering and forgot

-to pick up the key. Thanks.

-Right, I have to go.

-Thanks for letting me stay over.

-You won't ask her today, will you?

-You won't ask her today, will you?

-

-No. I want it to be special.

-I'll organize a surprise.

-So mum's the word! Alright?

-Bye, now.

-Hey, we could have a trip

-to London to buy a hat.

-If she says yes.

-What's wrong with you?

-I feel

-that it's all a bit too sudden. OK?

-They've been together for months.

-Do you have amnesia or something?

-A few weeks ago, it was all off.

-It was difficult

-after Linda came back.

-Yes, exactly.

-He's drunk, isn't he?

-Drunk? How much brandy

-did you drink last night?

-No, it's a figure of speech.

-Our life has changed overnight too.

-We're getting a chance

-to get to know the boys.

-As you said earlier,

-we're like one big happy family.

-Euphoria, that's what all this is.

-And a man does strange things

-when he's full of euphoria.

-Like using his brother's name to go

-off with a single woman in Paris?!

-Don't start, please.

-I don't want him

-to make a mistake...

-..just because he thinks

-he and I are sorting ourselves out.

-Dai, this isn't all about you,

-you know.

-I know that.

-It's not about me, it's about DJ.

-But it's also about DJ

-finding his father.

-It's a father's duty to make sure he

-makes the right decisions in life.

-Dai...

-Look, I messed up

-the first 30 years of his life.

-From now on, I'm going to make sure

-he gets the best possible advice.

-You do realize you don't

-have the right to tell him anything.

-A piece of paper doesn't mean

-you can say whatever you want.

-It takes years to be a father.

-I know that.

-Otherwise

-I'd have told him right now.

-I know you too well.

-You can't help yourself.

-You'll say something

-and wreck the relationship!

-Me? Poppycock!

-Where are you going?

-I'm going to APD

-to talk to the cement mixer.

-I'll get more sense out of that!

-Rocky's on a diet.

-I'm trying to keep fit.

-I heard about the fight.

-You could make money out of it.

-The boys did back in Ponty.

-If I'm desperate, maybe.

-The point of a phone

-is to take it with you...

-..so that people

-can contact you.

-I wonder

-which side of the bed she got out?!

-Brenda's been waiting in the

-supermarket car park for 15 minutes.

-She phoned to say

-the ice cream is melting.

-Tell her

-I've had a breakdown or something.

-I'm not going to tell lies.

-Why not?

-Are you going to tell the truth?

-Come home so we can talk properly.

-Come home so we can talk properly.

-

-I'll come when I'm ready.

-Fine, but you can phone Brenda.

-You treat 'em mean, kid!

-It always worked for me.

-Here you go. A bill.

-A bill for what?

-That pollen yesterday

-stained my new shirt...

-..so it's only fair

-that you pay to have it cleaned.

-What?! Hang on now a minute...

-Friday will do,

-but make sure you pay it...

-..because I don't want

-to bother with legal costs.

-Solicitors fees.

-Eifion.

-Why are you hiding there?

-It was meant to be a surprise.

-Like the flowers.

-They're from you.

-Sorry. I thought it was Eifion

-apologizing. We had an argument.

-Why?

-This holiday to Halkidiki.

-It didn't feel right going

-with him, now we're back together.

-I wouldn't mind if you still went,

-for the children's sake.

-There's only one person I'd want to

-go on holiday with and that's you.

-But until that day,

-come on, we've got work to do.

-OK, boys.

-Go to your lesson quietly.

-You heard Mr Davies. Off you go!

-Thanks.

-They might take you more seriously

-if you could dress properly...

-..and get to your lessons on time.

-Stop hassling me, OK.

-Stop hassling me, OK.

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-No, Tyler. I gave up my free lesson.

-I wanted to finish my reports but

-now I'll have to stay after school.

-What do you want, a medal?

-No, just thanks would do.

-Well, from what I've heard...

-..other teachers have covered

-plenty of your lessons in the past.

-Leave me alone.

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-Hello.

-Oh, it's you.

-Right, what do you think?

-A hat or a fascinator?

-I wasn't planning on wearing either!

-I wasn't planning on wearing either!

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-Stop being silly, Diane.

-He hasn't asked her yet.

-I was thinking of asking

-when we're away.

-She doesn't know we're going yet,

-so not a word.

-Where are you going?

-A nice city break?

-No, better than that.

-Four nights at the Royal Welsh Show.

-Oh. Lovely.

-With a bit of luck I can borrow

-a caravan from Berwyn Garage.

-He's got a pitch as well.

-Are you going to propose

-by the portaloos?!

-A caravan is a punishment,

-not a holiday.

-So what would you do?

-So what would you do?

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-You don't want to know.

-No, come on.

-Well...

-Well, I think...

-I think it should be up to you.

-You know Cadno better than anyone.

-You know Cadno better than anyone.

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-Good. I'm excited now.

-Builth Wells

-won't know what's hit it!

-They're nice and warm.

-Oh.

-Biscuits and chocolate.

-You want to be careful, love.

-Slippery slope and all that.

-What do you want, Dol?

-I've been thinking about

-the dry cleaning and you're right.

-It's not fair that one of us

-is out of pocket.

-I'm glad you're coming

-to your senses at last.

-So there you go.

-What's this?

-It's a bill for loss of earnings.

-It's for 200!

-I'd still have a job

-if it wasn't for your shenanigans.

-I don't want things to get nasty,

-so you'd better cough up.

-Understand?

-That's blackmail.

-Blackmail is an ugly word, Anita.

-I prefer...

-.."iawndal".

-Compensation? Bye, now.

-Tyler!

-Was Brenda alright?

-Ed?

-Yes, Brenda was fine.

-She wasn't too angry

-about the ice cream, was she?

-I told her

-the next fare would be free.

-Good.

-Ed, we have to talk.

-It got out of hand yesterday.

-I shouldn't have reacted

-the way I did.

-I'd love to be able

-to turn back the clock.

-I'd do anything.

-We've both been so stupid.

-We?

-We?

-

-Yes.

-Are you serious?

-If you'd come home

-when I told you to...

-You knew I wanted you here.

-So it's my fault, is it?

-So it's my fault, is it?

-

-We're both to blame.

-All I did

-was have a laugh with Mark.

-You were trying to annoy me, Ed.

-You spat in my face.

-You know, for a moment, I thought

-you were going to apologize.

-But that would be too much to ask,

-wouldn't it?

-What do you want?

-You're making me nervous.

-You handled DJ very well earlier.

-Yes, well, I still think

-he's making a very big mistake.

-But you kept it to yourself.

-For once.

-I'm very proud of you.

-Uncle David would have messed up.

-He'd have jumped in

-without thinking and upset everyone.

-Right, OK.

-But you're not Uncle David

-any more, are you?

-Stop your nonsense, woman! I'm

-the same bloke now as I used to be.

-No...

-..I don't think you are.

-What will you have? Whisky?

-That's what you want, isn't it?

-What?

-I know you're struggling.

-People split up every day.

-I don't want an agony aunt.

-I'm not talking about you and Iolo.

-Sorry.

-You think I'm an alcoholic!

-No, but this is how it all starts.

-How many have you had?

-This is the second, miss.

-Ask him if you don't believe me.

-You can't blame me

-for being concerned.

-And you can't miss lessons

-without any explanation.

-What would Gaynor have said?

-What would Gaynor have said?

-

-I was ill.

-Self inflicted, maybe.

-Self inflicted, maybe.

-

-I like a drink with the lads.

-But I know when to stop.

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

-I denied it too.

-Until it was too late.

-Right, that's ideal, Ber.

-Give my regards

-to Carys and the children.

-Good. Ta-ra.

-There she is.

-Right, come and sit down.

-I haven't started cooking dinner.

-Come and sit down.

-Close your eyes.

-DJ...

-DJ...

-

-Come on.

-Right, I want you to imagine

-you, me and the boys on holiday.

-The boys are playing,

-we're relaxing with a cold beer.

-What is this?

-Blue sky and everyone

-enjoying themselves.

-It sounds like heaven.

-It sounds like heaven.

-

-Good.

-You'd better start packing.

-We're going to the Royal Welsh Show

-in a caravan.

-I've borrowed one from Berwyn.

-It's got a shower and everything.

-I hate caravans.

-I hate caravans.

-

-Since when?

-Since I lived in one with Eifion.

-It was like sleeping in a skip.

-Our last camping trip

-wasn't a bed of roses either.

-This caravan is posh with mod cons.

-This caravan is posh with mod cons.

-

-A caravan is a caravan.

-It's all arranged now.

-You're welcome to go.

-You're welcome to go.

-

-I don't want to go on my own.

-Sorry.

-You weren't to know, I guess.

-We could always find

-a self-catering cottage.

-We'll never find anywhere now,

-the Show starts on Monday.

-Next year?

-You're right.

-What I did was wrong

-and it wasn't your fault.

-I'm so desperate to have a baby, Ed.

-I was frustrated

-and I know that's no excuse.

-I'm so sorry.

-Please don't hate me.

-We've got the flat to ourselves.

-No.

-But it's my window.

-No.

-Ed...

-You'll have to wait.

-Until when?

-Until I say.

-Tyler.

-Tyler, open the door.

-I'll stay here all day

-if I have to.

-BANGING ON DOOR

-Sorry...

-..but I can't turn my back on you.

-I'm fine.

-Look, breaking up

-with your boyfriend is tough...

-..but you can get through it

-without drinking.

-How many times? I'm not drinking.

-You can fool yourself

-but you can't fool me.

-I understand.

-You come home...

-..you're lonely,

-you miss Iolo and that's OK.

-You're allowed to be upset.

-But alcohol will only make it worse.

-Go home.

-Go home.

-

-I'm concerned about you.

-Go and hassle someone else.

-But I want to help.

-But I want to help.

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-But I don't want you here!

-Can't you see that? Leave me alone.

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