Wed, 31 Jan 2018 Pobol y Cwm

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-Crikey.

-This is complicated.

-It's no wonder Catrin gave up

-after five minutes.

-Thanks for inviting me over.

-I think it's best

-I stay out of Debbie's way.

-I wouldn't worry about Debbie.

-She'll change her tune

-after the surgery.

-Guaranteed!

-Guaranteed!

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-If I'm allowed to donate a kidney.

-You don't think a psychologist

-will refuse, do you?

-It's quite obvious...

-..that what happened to your mother

-had a huge impact on you.

-Don't you think so?

-The psychologist doesn't know.

-I haven't told them.

-Non, you have to tell them.

-I'm afraid

-that she'll think I need therapy...

-..before I'll be allowed

-to go ahead with the transplant.

-Look, um...

-..I won't pretend

-to understand these things...

-..but I doubt

-that you have much choice...

-..other than tell them.

-I'm taking Carol out for fresh air.

-Garry, you can't just ignore me.

-We need to sort this out.

-Until I get the DNA

-test results back...

-..I don't have anything

-to say to you.

-I'm surprised

-you haven't thrown her out.

-Jumping into bed with the lodger,

-making fools of us.

-You must be mad.

-But your entire family's warped.

-Sorry. Leaving already?

-Sorry...

-..but she deserved that.

-I still can't believe it.

-Things were so perfect.

-They were too perfect.

-Lately, maybe, but looking back...

-..it's obvious why things were

-so difficult after Carol was born.

-She was worried who the father was.

-Looking back,

-a lot of things make sense.

-She changed overnight.

-We thought

-she was getting over depression.

-But it's obvious that's when

-she found out you were the father.

-Or that's when she managed

-to convince Mathew of that.

-You doubt that, do you?

-You doubt that, do you?

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-I don't know what to believe.

-I've done another DNA test

-to make sure.

-Gar...

-..what will you do

-if you're not the father?

-I don't know.

-Neither do I know what I'll do

-if I am her father.

-I don't know anything any more.

-I don't know anything any more.

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-Garry...

-Right.

-Oi!

-You'll get through this

-just like you always do.

-I'll be with you

-every step of the way.

-I'll help you behind the bar

-to keep you company.

-Good.

-You've really messed up this time,

-haven't you?

-What am I going to tell Gwern?

-Have you thought of that?

-Life's a mess, isn't it?

-Life's a mess, isn't it?

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-You can say that again.

-Vicky hasn't moved to Spain

-permanently, has she?

-No, I hope not.

-She'd better repay the loan.

-She'd better repay the loan.

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-What loan?

-If she doesn't come back,

-someone will have to pay it...

-..and the interest.

-Oh. I was just about to phone you.

-Well?

-Well, what?

-Well, what?

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-The theory test. What else?

-Better luck next time, eh?

-I'm joking. I've passed.

-I'm joking. I've passed.

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-Don't do that!

-Full marks on the multiple choice.

-And your score on the rest?

-And your score on the rest?

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-67.

-Is that good?

-You only have to get 44 to pass.

-You only have to get 44 to pass.

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-Wow! Clever boy.

-Right, I'm going to buy you lunch.

-And I thought maybe

-we should invite Dai and Diane too.

-After all, they gave me the money

-to sit the test.

-I know that but... Really?

-Mam and Colin too.

-After last week?

-After last week?

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-It'll be fine, you'll see.

-OK.

-If you say so.

-TELEPHONE

-Are you going to answer that?

-APD.

-Ah, Chester. How did it go?

-Well done. Good boy.

-Has he passed?

-Has he passed?

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-Of course he passed.

-Alright.

-We're looking forward to it.

-See you there. Good. So long.

-He was asking if we wanted to go

-to the Deri to celebrate.

-That's nice.

-With Britt and Colin.

-Come on now, Diane.

-Can't we all be civil for once?

-It wasn't your expensive outfit

-that was ruined.

-No, but we can bury the hatchet

-once and for all.

-I know where I'd bury it.

-I know where I'd bury it.

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-Yes, I'm with you there.

-But it'll be a chance

-for you to make amends with Hannah.

-Yes.

-You're right.

-Sorry. The traffic was awful.

-Sorry. The traffic was awful.

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-You're not late.

-There's no need to apologize

-and there's no rush.

-Help yourself to water.

-Thanks, maybe I will.

-Did you talk to the surgeon?

-Did you talk to the surgeon?

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-Yes.

-He went through everything with me.

-He was very patient.

-Do you think

-it has changed the way you'll cope?

-Definitely.

-I understand the process now.

-I can see the steps clearly

-in my head.

-I can imagine it happening...

-..but in a good way.

-And how are you sleeping?

-Much better, thanks.

-I think the breathing exercises

-are helping.

-I've been going to the park

-as well.

-That definitely clears my head.

-I've taught myself

-to be more observant.

-To notice the grass...

-..clouds...

-..the breeze on my cheek.

-Sorry, I sound like a hippy.

-I'll be talking to trees next!

-I don't really intend

-talking to trees.

-That was a joke.

-What are you doing out in the cold?

-I can't face going back

-to the Deri.

-Is it really so bad?

-Worse.

-Right, come home with me.

-I'll only start crying again.

-I'll only start crying again.

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-I've got plenty of tissues.

-Come on,

-before you get hypothermia.

-Yes.

-Anyway, I only wanted to say

-I was sorry.

-Thanks, Col.

-I had to say something.

-Here they are and here he is.

-Well done, Chester!

-Yes, fair play to you.

-Don't sound so surprised.

-I was confident he'd pass.

-I was confident he'd pass.

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-No, you weren't.

-Are you going to congratulate me?

-The world doesn't revolve

-around you.

-What's wrong with him?

-What's wrong with him?

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-I'll tell you later.

-What are they doing here?

-I asked them to come.

-Thank you for the invitation.

-Right, my round.

-Right, my round.

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-No, I'll get the first round.

-I'll get it.

-I know what everyone drinks.

-You look nice.

-Hannah always looks nice.

-Weird sometimes, but always nice.

-I wasn't trying to say she wasn't.

-Right, shall we pick a table?

-Make a bit of an effort, Diane.

-That's what I was trying to do.

-That's what I was trying to do.

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-A bit less, maybe.

-Yes? What's so important?

-It's all there.

-You can count it if you want.

-It's the money Vicky owes you.

-Come on.

-Take it before I change my mind.

-A thousand pounds.

-Only a thousand?

-That's how much you lent Vicky.

-That's how much you lent Vicky.

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-There's interest on top of that.

-You're lucky to get

-anything at all.

-She signed a contract.

-Yes, and a terrible one at that.

-I could take her to court.

-You probably could...

-..but I'd advise you not to do that.

-Are you threatening me?

-You might think you're tough...

-..but believe me,

-you don't want to cross me.

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-Isn't she supposed to sleep

-after a feed?

-You're telling me.

-Garry hasn't looked at her since...

-How can he think

-that I'd tamper with the test?

-Or that someone else would.

-What kind of person

-does he think I am?

-He's not thinking straight.

-He's not thinking straight.

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-After everything he's done.

-OK, I know what I did was wrong.

-But for him to point the finger!

-Look, if you still love him...

-Look, if you still love him...

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-Of course I love him.

-You have to find a way

-to make this work.

-I know, but how?

-That's the question.

-He won't listen to me.

-He won't listen to me.

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-You'll find a way.

-I'm sure you will.

-Have you been looking

-at images of operations again?

-Once or twice,

-but not as obsessional as I was.

-It's one thing

-to face your demons...

-..but it's another

-to let them take over.

-I know. I think I've got

-the balance right this time.

-Is there anything else

-you want to raise before we finish?

-To be honest with you, yes.

-The fact is...

-..Mam died during an operation.

-I'm sorry to hear that.

-I should have told you sooner.

-You're telling me now.

-It's a painful subject

-to talk about.

-Even now.

-Yes, I'm sure it is.

-That moment...

-..the kiss I gave her

-as she was given the anaesthetic...

-"I'll see you later, Mam".

-It has remained with me.

-Sorry.

-Sorry.

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-There's no need to apologize.

-It's so obvious

-why I have such a phobia, isn't it?

-Not necessarily.

-The fact your mother died

-under such circumstances...

-..has probably affected you.

-But it's possible...

-..the trauma only stirred up

-a deeper emotion.

-When will I find out

-if the transplant can go ahead?

-I'll contact the team

-this afternoon.

-You'll hear tomorrow morning.

-Are you going to eat that?

-Are you going to eat that?

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-I hate to waste food.

-Why didn't you finish it yourself?

-It was a bit disappointing.

-Well, mine was fine.

-Did you have a veggie burger?

-I'm not complaining

-but it wasn't as nice as usual.

-I'm sure the kitchen isn't

-functioning as well today.

-For obvious reasons.

-You should have told me sooner about

-Garry and Dani. I feel a real idiot.

-Me too.

-Me too.

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-It was a bit delicate.

-I'm not five years old.

-I'm not five years old.

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-Oh, not this again.

-What does everyone want?

-It's my round this time.

-Same again?

-Same again?

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-I don't want anything.

-Come on, Diane. Another drink

-might put a smile on your face.

-Let's celebrate with Chester.

-Tell her that.

-I'm not the one sitting here

-like a wet weekend.

-I'm still waiting for an apology

-for my outfit!

-Ladies, please.

-If you had an ounce of common sense,

-you wouldn't have come.

-I didn't want to let Chester down...

-..and I certainly didn't expect you

-to be so childish.

-Where have they gone?

-Out, probably.

-Who can blame them?

-Happy now?

-You're both to blame.

-Don't look at me.

-For once, I agree with Colin.

-Every word.

-Next time I get such a stupid idea,

-stop me!

-I did try.

-Not hard enough.

-I've had enough of them.

-Me too.

-But you'll be able to drive soon.

-We won't be stuck here.

-But I haven't got a car.

-But I haven't got a car.

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-You could buy an old banger.

-I can't even afford

-to buy something from a scrapyard.

-And how will I pay for insurance?

-Magic beans?

-You could always borrow money.

-Sorry, I just overheard you.

-Who's going to lend money

-to someone like me?

-I've got some spare cash,

-but it was just an idea.

-If you're stuck,

-you know where I am.

-Weird.

-As we've all come to our senses,

-maybe we can enjoy a quiet drink.

-And remember why we're here

-in the first place.

-Quite right. To Chester.

-Quite right. To Chester.

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-Chester.

-Chester.

-We should be grateful

-for what we have.

-Carol's been fed but you can give

-her a bottle later if you want.

-Why would I want to do that?

-You're no saint, remember that.

-Non.

-Are you leaving?

-Yes, in case Gwyneth

-comes after me.

-Joke.

-I've heard that a few

-of the old gang are in Swansea...

-..and it's time to move on.

-Today?

-Today?

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-Yes.

-I've told Debbie already.

-Right.

-You're going for this op on Friday,

-aren't you?

-I'd be more of a hindrance

-than a help.

-That's the point. I'm not sure

-if the operation will go ahead.

-Why not? The psychologist?

-It's alright, love.

-Come on.

-It's stress, that's all.

-I've messed up again.

-Did the psychologist say that?

-No.

-I asked her when I'd find out

-if the operation was going ahead.

-She couldn't even look at me.

-She couldn't even look at me.

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-It's all in your imagination.

-No, Josh, I've ruined everything.

-Right.

-What are you doing?

-What are you doing?

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-Staying here.

-No, don't stay because of me.

-Look, you're obviously worried.

-Please.

-I feel guilty

-for letting Mark down...

-..without upsetting your plans too.

-You're not.

-You're not.

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-Please, Josh. You can go.

-Look, take a swig of this.

-It'll will put some colour back

-in your cheeks.

-I don't want to leave you

-like this.

-What's in that?

-What's in that?

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-Gooseberries and toad skin.

-Blackberries.

-That's better.

-Stop worrying about this operation.

-If it's supposed to happen,

-it will happen.

-Alright?

-Come here.

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