Wed, 29 Mar 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-Stace, what are you doing here?

-I've come to stop you

-meeting Non again.

-I don't think it's a good idea,

-Mark. Phone her to cancel.

-I can't.

-Oh, hiya, Stace.

-What are you doing home?

-If it's about that cross

-Dyff gave you...

-..I'm sorry,

-I shouldn't have borrowed it.

-Stolen it!

-Here we go! I wouldn't have

-if I was alright.

-Tell her I'm better, Mark.

-I'll buy you another one.

-I'll buy you another one.

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-It won't be the same.

-What do you expect me to do?

-I've said I'm sorry.

-She has apologized, Stace.

-You can't hold a grudge forever.

-I suppose.

-Good. Let's have a cuppa, then.

-Yeah, lovely.

-Not for me, Kath.

-Sorry, Stace, I have to go.

-Mathew.

-Why have you finished with Vicky?

-Because it's the right thing to do.

-It doesn't mean anything

-will happen between us.

-You know that, don't you?

-I want you to leave Cwmderi...

-..before things get

-really awkward between us.

-We can go to the cafe for lunch

-later. You've had a long journey.

-You don't have to.

-You don't have to.

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-It's my treat.

-It's the least I can do.

-I hope you're not going out

-in your pyjamas.

-What do you think I am, a chav?

-I'm not cancelling on Non.

-We're not risking Mam

-finding out about her.

-She won't.

-She won't.

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-Someone could see you and tell Mam.

-That won't happen.

-That won't happen.

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-You don't know that, do you?

-This could upset Mam. You know how

-hard things have been for her.

-Yes, I do. You haven't helped.

-It's true.

-And she's not the only one

-finding things difficult.

-What about Non? A young woman,

-not much older than Ricky.

-She doesn't have anyone else.

-She doesn't have anyone else.

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-That's not our problem.

-You are her half-sister.

-You are her half-sister.

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-That won't persuade me, alright?

-Laying flowers on the grave is

-the only thing I can do for her.

-I won't contact her after today.

-I won't contact her after today.

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-You're saying that now.

-Mam comes first.

-I'm doing this

-whether you like it or not.

-Mark, please.

-OK, OK.

-But if you're going,

-I'm coming with you...

-..to make sure she doesn't

-persuade you to meet again.

-Come on, then, or we'll be late.

-You didn't have to stay out

-overnight.

-I think I did.

-I had time to think at Bryntirion,

-Sara.

-We can't carry on like this.

-If you can't control this jealousy,

-I think we're better off apart.

-You must be slightly intrigued

-to meet her.

-I'm not.

-Not at all?

-I don't believe you.

-Believe what you like.

-Haven't you imagined

-what she's like?

-What she looks and sounds like.

-What she looks and sounds like.

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-It doesn't make a difference to me.

-OK. She's over there, look.

-I didn't think you were coming.

-I didn't think you were coming.

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-Of course I was.

-Erm, this is Stacey, your sister.

-Half-sister.

-I didn't think I'd ever meet you.

-Mark didn't say anything.

-It's so...

-It's so...

-Pretty lilies.

-Pretty lilies.

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-Thank you.

-Thanks for coming as well.

-Let's put them on the grave.

-We can go home then.

-Come on.

-I thought he was different to

-the other losers I've been out with.

-But I was wrong.

-It doesn't sound like Mathew

-to be nasty.

-Don't defend him.

-Don't defend him.

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-I'm not.

-I'm not.

-I just know how much you like him

-and I don't like seeing you upset.

-Meet me at home later on?

-I might have a surprise for you.

-Not now, Garry.

-Mathew and I have finished.

-Well, he's finished with me.

-Sorry to hear that.

-Later.

-Thanks for coming with me.

-Hey. It's never easy

-coming up here, is it?

-It reminds you of what you've lost.

-What's going on here?

-Mam.

-What are you doing here?

-What are you doing here?

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-What are you doing here?

-We're going out for lunch.

-Why are you laying lilies for Dyff?

-You didn't know him.

-You're far too young to know him.

-Will someone tell me

-what's going on, please?

-She's Dad's daughter. Sorry, Mam.

-There's no easy way to tell you.

-Shut up!

-Dyff's daughter?

-I know it's a shock, Mam. We've

-just found out about her as well.

-The last thing we wanted was

-for you to find out like this.

-Mam?

-Did you have to open your mouth?

-Mam!

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-I'm so sorry, Mam.

-I'm so, so sorry.

-I knew.

-Eh?

-Eh?

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-What?

-I've known Dyff had

-another daughter...

-..for 20 years.

-You've known for 20 years?

-With that Welsh teacher,

-Mererid Llywelyn.

-Why didn't you say anything?

-How was I going to tell you that

-Dad was having another affair?

-After Sharon and Jean McGurk.

-I can't believe you

-didn't say anything.

-You worshipped him, Mark.

-How did you find out

-about Dad and Mererid?

-Did Dad tell you?

-No.

-No, he never found out that I knew.

-I had a feeling that, erm...

-..things weren't right, you know?

-So I decided to follow him

-one night.

-And caught him...

-..with her.

-In a Milk Bar in Llanelli.

-It was raining, I remember that.

-And there they were,

-kissing in the doorway.

-What did you do?

-Nothing.

-I just came home.

-You were having an Indian

-that night.

-I sat down...

-..and shared it with you.

-I was gagging on every mouthful.

-Why didn't you do anything, then?

-At least say something to Dad

-when he came home.

-I was scared, Mark.

-Scared he'd leave me.

-And go off with her.

-To make things worse,

-she was pregnant.

-I think it fizzled out

-before the little one arrived.

-How did you know?

-He stopped disappearing, you know?

-He'd stay in with us every night.

-I knew it was over.

-I knew it was over.

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-And you just forgave him?

-No.

-I never forgave him, no.

-But I was scared that

-if I said anything...

-..I'd make things worse.

-You were doing your A-levels,

-you were starting a new job.

-I didn't want to ruin things.

-You should have told us, instead

-of going through it on your own.

-I understand why you didn't

-say anything, Mam.

-I knew too.

-I know I'm jealous but it's hard

-not to be after your behaviour.

-I've apologized for that, Sara.

-I've apologized for kissing Vicky.

-It won't happen again.

-You can't punish me forever.

-You can't punish me forever.

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-Maybe there were others.

-I've also promised you

-that I won't look at anyone else.

-And you've promised

-you're going to trust me.

-Promising and succeeding

-are different. It's hard.

-The thing is, Sara,

-I've heard this before.

-You can't expect me to stay away

-from every attractive young woman.

-Or every ugly woman, come to that.

-It's unreasonable.

-If you can't deal with that

-and stop all these stupid rules...

-..well, it's over for us.

-Sorry.

-And I'm sorry for what I said

-about Nicky.

-Oh.

-Aw.

-Sara?

-Sara, what's wrong?

-Sara, what's wrong?

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-I don't know.

-When you told me you'd seen Dad's

-teacher crying at his grave...

-..I thought it was odd.

-That it was a bit over the top.

-I went to see Mererid.

-On your own?

-Yes. I asked her if she'd been

-having an affair with Dad.

-Did she admit it?

-Did she admit it?

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-No!

-But I knew she was lying.

-And when I heard a baby crying,

-I had a feeling it was Dad's baby.

-Did she admit that

-it was Dad's baby?

-No. But the more she denied it,

-the more I knew she was lying.

-Why didn't you say?

-Mam, for the same reason

-you didn't tell us.

-We'd just lost Dad. I wasn't going

-to say he'd been cheating.

-You could have told us later.

-You could have told us later.

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-When, Mark?

-When was the right time to say

-that Dad had another affair?

-We had a half-sister.

-I know!

-I know, but maybe I couldn't face

-the fact that Dad...

-..had done this to us again.

-A five-star hotel?

-You deserve a treat...

-..after everything

-we've been through lately.

-We're leaving once Gwern

-gets home from school.

-This afternoon?

-This afternoon?

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-Yes.

-OK, Gar, we can't just leave

-like that.

-What about the Deri

-and cover for the chip shop?

-Everything's sorted.

-You can enjoy yourself

-for three days.

-Gar...

-I've got another surprise for you

-too.

-You're right, you have been

-working too hard.

-So I've cut your hours

-behind the bar.

-It means we can spend

-more time together.

-But, Gar, how are we going to cope?

-Easy. I'm making Mathew

-the assistant manager.

-You've caused enough problems

-for one day.

-I just wanted to make sure

-everyone's OK.

-We are. Now go.

-Leave it, Stace.

-It's not her fault.

-Come through.

-I am sorry, Mrs Jones.

-I didn't mean to upset you.

-You want to get to know

-Mark and Stacey, don't you?

-I've been on my own since Mam died.

-I just wanted to have a family

-somewhere.

-And I just want to apologize

-to everyone for everything.

-Did you ever meet him, Non?

-No.

-Mam told me a little bit about him

-but not much.

-And you want to know more...

-..through these two, is it?

-Nurse, she's been having pains

-and they're getting worse.

-Something's wrong.

-I'm not even eight months yet.

-Breathe slowly.

-That's it.

-Nurse, she's going to be alright,

-isn't she?

-She's just come from A&E.

-She's almost eight months.

-I want you to refuse the offer.

-I seriously want you to leave.

-I can't just pack up and leave.

-There's nothing to keep you here.

-Isn't there?

-No.

-I hope I've made that clear.

-What are you talking about?

-Just that I'm excited

-about Cornwall.

-Have you told him about the offer?

-Have you told him about the offer?

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-No.

-Would you like to be the new

-assistant manager of the Deri?

-It's the last thing I expected.

-An extra two pounds an hour,

-more hours...

-..and you'll be in charge

-while we're away.

-You can start tonight.

-I'd love to. It's the best offer

-I've had for ages.

-Congratulations.

-Listen, girls, this is the new

-assistant manager of the Deri.

-Ooh, well done.

-Ooh, well done.

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-Congratulations.

-Do you want one of these?

-Really? I've only got one photo.

-Thanks.

-Listen, if you three want to

-get to know each other...

-..I won't stop you.

-I don't know if that's a good idea,

-Mam.

-It's nothing personal but it won't

-be easy for Mam to have you around.

-I'll be fine.

-Now might not be the right time.

-You don't want anything

-to throw you.

-Well, I've always known

-this day would come.

-And I don't think it's fair

-that any of you are punished...

-..for what

-Dyff and Non's mother did.

-Do we understand each other?

-Only if it's alright with you.

-Of course it is.

-I can call on Friday if you like.

-Yeah, yeah, OK.

-Thank you, Mrs Jones. You have

-no idea how much this means.

-Not Mrs Jones. Kath.

-See you then, Kath.

-Are you sure about this, Mam?

-You come first.

-It's the right thing to do.

-And it's probably

-what he would have wanted.

-You're amazing, you know that?

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