Wed, 29 Nov 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-Ed!

-Hiya. I just wanted to

-wish you well for today.

-I know it won't be easy

-to face Sioned.

-Thanks. Have you had permission

-to see her?

-No, not yet.

-I hope you manage to get

-what you're looking for.

-Thank you.

-Hiya, Sher.

-Hiya, Sher.

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-Hiya, love.

-Eileen!

-Eileen!

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-Yes?

-Are things quiet? Our Christmas

-bookings are down on last year.

-We're not that busy.

-Why don't you advertise on Cwm FM?

-I've done that already.

-Cwmderi should hold some sort

-of Christmas event, shouldn't it?

-This village is useless sometimes.

-This village is useless sometimes.

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-It's not too late.

-Why don't you ask Debbie

-to organize something?

-She's a councillor.

-Yes, you're right.

-Thanks, Eileen.

-Cadno?

-One of the turkeys is ill.

-I've separated it from the rest.

-Have you called the vet?

-Have you called the vet?

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-Not yet. I was about to now.

-I hope it's not bird flu.

-Do the others look alright?

-I think so.

-It's probably your imagination.

-I hope so.

-Just phone the vet to make sure.

-Eifion?

-Not a word to Mathew

-about your suspicions.

-Right, I'm taking the boys

-to school.

-Ta-ra.

-What were you saying about me?

-Have I done something?

-No.

-No.

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-Come on, Eifion. Just tell me.

-It's nothing to do with you.

-One of the turkeys is ill,

-and I'm worried that it's bird flu.

-Cadno didn't want me to tell you,

-OK?

-Is that what it is?

-I don't know yet.

-That's why I'm phoning the vet.

-Come on. We're late.

-What were you doing?

-What were you doing?

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-Nothing.

-You're up to something.

-It's a secret.

-Show me.

-Show me.

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-It's a secret!

-Come on. We're late.

-I'm going to find out.

-Whatever.

-Crikey!

-Hold on!

-Idiot!

-A local shopping event?

-Yes. It's a good way of drawing

-attention to local businesses.

-Mulled wines, mince pies.

-Sounds lovely. Organize it.

-No, I thought you'd want to.

-You're the community councillor.

-I'm too busy. I've got mince pies

-coming out of my ears.

-Ask Diane.

-If you organize an event,

-Awyr Iach will offer something.

-When will it be?

-I'm organizing it now, am I?

-I'm organizing it now, am I?

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-It is a good idea.

-I can't do anything until next week.

-People will have finished their

-Christmas shopping by next week.

-It needs to be sooner than that.

-This Friday is the first day

-of Advent. It should be then.

-And you should organize a meeting

-today so that businesses can plan.

-Anything else, Debs?!

-Hi, Cadno.

-Hiya.

-I've got something for you.

-It's a bit early for

-Christmas presents.

-For Bobi and Arthur.

-Did you make them?

-Did you make them?

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-Over the weekend.

-They're lovely. Thank you.

-I wish I could knit. Auntie Marian

-was like a cardigan factory!

-I could teach you.

-I can come up later.

-Yeah, why not? Come over around

-four. Then, you can see the boys.

-Cool.

-Hiya.

-Eifion said we might have bird flu.

-Don't listen to him.

-Hundreds of things can make a bird

-ill. The vet hasn't even been yet.

-I was just saying.

-I was just saying.

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-Don't tell anyone.

-We don't want people talking.

-Of course...

-Just the woman. There's a local

-shopping event on Friday.

-Would Penrhewl like a stall

-to take orders for turkeys?

-Please?

-Yes, great. Thanks.

-Fantastic. There's a meeting in

-the Deri at around 1.30pm. See you.

-Ta-ra!

-LOUD BUZZER

-I didn't think you'd come.

-I'm glad you have.

-How are you?

-Better now.

-The judge said some nasty things.

-I deserved it.

-D'you think so?

-Don't you agree with what he said?

-He was hard on you.

-Thanks.

-I didn't want to hurt you, Sioned.

-Maybe this is what was needed

-for things to improve between us.

-Don't you agree?

-OK, we're here.

-Will you stop nagging me now?

-Not until I find out what it is.

-I can't believe this.

-You love it really.

-Any excuse to leave school.

-Shut up.

-OK, it's a drawing of you.

-A present to say sorry for

-making you worry we were over.

-Ah, Chest.

-You're a real romantic softie.

-Don't tell everyone.

-Let me see it.

-Let me see it.

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-It's not finished yet...

-Dai. Look at this!

-Right.

-I can't believe...

-Chest, no, no, no!

-Brilliant. Very grown up.

-Hannah.

-Are they treating you alright?

-I know who to avoid

-and who to stay close to.

-I'll be alright...

-..especially now I have

-something to aim for.

-What?

-Us.

-Now that you've come to apologize,

-there's hope for us again.

-I haven't come here to apologize,

-Sioned.

-What?

-I've come here for an apology

-from you.

-But you put me here.

-No, you put yourself in here.

-You haven't come here to reconcile?

-No.

-You need to prove that you're sorry.

-How?

-An apology would be a start.

-I know, deep down...

-..that you regret what you did.

-Just say that you're sorry.

-Not as long as there's a breath

-in my body.

-Say sorry to you?

-The guy who killed Dewi.

-The guy who attacked Gwyneth.

-The guy who faked his own death.

-The guy who slept with my sister.

-You should be in here, not me.

-What you've done is much worse.

-You've ruined my life.

-You'd better start thinking how

-you're going to make up for that.

-To think I once loved you.

-I'm not coming back again.

-Enjoy your life.

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-Haven't you got a school to go to?

-I can't even eat my lunch in peace.

-Who drank this?

-This is my finest whisky.

-Who drank it?

-Are you going to tell him?

-You?

-I didn't drink a drop.

-I threw it down the sink.

-This is a 12-year-old single malt!

-It was.

-Is there something wrong with you?

-You threw my drawing away.

-You threw my drawing away.

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-What drawing?

-I've never seen this drawing

-in my life.

-It's rubbish, anyway.

-Is it your mother?

-Listen, you're going to repay

-every penny for that bottle.

-Leave him alone.

-Do you two realize how much

-whisky like this costs?

-As Chester said, you started it.

-And that drawing's not rubbish.

-And as I said,

-I've never seen it before!

-Come on, Chester.

-We're going back to school.

-You haven't heard the last of this!

-What did the vet say?

-The turkey's dead.

-What did he say?

-He doesn't think it's bird flu.

-There we are, then.

-But I've asked for the test

-just to make sure.

-Why did you do that?

-Dyfed would have organized one

-if he thought it was needed.

-Yes, but it's the responsible thing

-to do, and he agreed.

-It would be on my mind otherwise.

-He's coming out this afternoon

-to do it.

-You're right, I suppose.

-But if Dyfed's not worried,

-we don't need to be.

-I've just got a feeling

-something's not right.

-Don't say that.

-You're tempting fate.

-What's wrong with you two

-with those long faces?

-The turkeys aren't selling

-as we'd like.

-Oh, right.

-Is there anything I can do?

-Send some emails

-or put up a poster in the shop?

-Yes, great. Thanks.

-I'd better go as well. We're

-expecting visitors at the farm.

-We need posters and flyers.

-Are you alright to do that, Sher?

-Do we need flyers?

-It's on in two days.

-But we don't want it to be a flop.

-You'd better do the flyers.

-We could hand them out to customers.

-Even better if you can do them

-by this afternoon.

-I agree. Sorry, Sher.

-The only person who's confirmed so

-far is Cadno and her turkey stall.

-The rest of you had better hurry or

-I'll have nothing to put on flyers.

-Flyers!

-This is nice, isn't it?

-When Dai's not here,

-this house is pretty cool.

-Don't make an enemy of him.

-I won't let him

-get the better of me.

-Thanks for supporting me.

-Anyway, do you like the drawing?

-Well, it's not finished yet, is it?

-Anyway, I think one good turn

-deserves another in return.

-What do you mean?

-The veganism.

-You've supported me with that.

-Yes.

-And you've shown more will power

-than Uncle David...

-..when he stole the meat

-from Yr Antur.

-I just wanted to support you.

-Right, I have to go.

-Where?

-Well, enjoy.

-See you.

-Hiya. How was she?

-What's wrong?

-Sioned's not going to change.

-Why? What did she say?

-That everything was my fault...

-..and that I should be in there,

-not her.

-Typical Sioned.

-So, she didn't accept

-any blame at all.

-Well, I know I've said

-she won't listen to you...

-..but she might.

-She won't.

-I'm not going to see her.

-But I thought...

-But I thought...

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-There's no point.

-There's no hope for her.

-We're wasting our time.

-If you're sure.

-Completely sure.

-I did the right thing in court.

-I want a favour.

-Where's your ladder?

-Eileen, I can't climb a ladder

-like this.

-You won't have to. I should have

-done it a long time ago.

-It'll take me all winter

-to knit one scarf.

-You'll improve if you practice.

-Thanks. I've learned a lot today.

-It's fashionable these days too.

-What? Acting like two grandmothers.

-Eifion wouldn't know fashion

-if it screamed in his face.

-Maybe you should sell scarfs

-on Friday instead of turkeys.

-What's this?

-Sheryl's organizing a local

-shopping event in the village.

-We've got a stall.

-We've got a stall.

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-When did you agree to that?

-Today.

-You need to cancel it.

-Women can make their own

-decisions, you know?

-I'd better go.

-Mam-gu's probably outside.

-Thanks for the tea.

-Have you taken leave of your senses?

-It's bad enough that you

-invite that vegan to the house.

-We can't take turkey orders while

-waiting for bird flu test results.

-This bird flu is all in your head.

-If you say so.

-What are you doing?

-If you won't cancel the stall,

-I will.

-We've done everything by the book

-with that turkey.

-Stop before you make things worse.

-Well, well, well.

-I knew I couldn't trust you.

-You won't tell Hannah, will you?

-D'you know what?

-I don't know what I'm going to do.

-Please don't tell her, Dai. Come on.

-Please? I haven't heard you

-say that word before. I like it.

-What do you want me to do?

-D'you know what?

-I'll think about it, OK?

-In the meantime,

-enjoy your sausage roll.

-And I hope it'll be worth it.

-Thanks.

-That's better.

-That's better.

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-She'll have a shock.

-I don't care what Sioned thinks.

-I don't want anything

-to do with her.

-When she comes out, she'll realize

-that a lot of things have changed.

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