Pennod 1 Rownd a Rownd

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-200, from our account?

-It's a deposit.

-For a car.

-That was the surprise I mentioned.

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-Hi! Is everyone alright here?

-Yes, thanks.

-Isn't it a bit early to be studying?

-Isn't it a bit early to be studying?

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-I'm buying cinema tickets.

-Nel and I are going to Llandudno

-this afternoon.

-To see that?!

-What is it?

-Ugh! It looks gory.

-Switch it off, please.

-Nel wants to see it.

-She says it's a true story.

-Shouldn't you take her

-to see something more romantic?

-Then you can hold hands!

-We're just friends.

-If you say so.

-Good morning, Arthur.

-What time is it?

-Time to get up.

-Why are you sleeping there?

-Jason's bed is too narrow

-for someone my age.

-Pity.

-A lack of sleep is no joke.

-I'm on the road from dawn to dusk.

-I'll have to take a nap

-in the back of the van at lunchtime.

-Are you still complaining?

-Are you still complaining?

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-I haven't slept well for ages.

-And I have a crick in my neck.

-Whose fault is that?

-Please, Iris!

-Can I come back to bed with you?

-I've told you I'm sorry.

-And I've told you

-you're lucky to be in this house.

-Do you have meetings today?

-Do you have meetings today?

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-No, but I have loads of paperwork.

-Thanks!

-There's a nice smell here.

-Have this one. I'll make another.

-No, but I'll take one tomorrow,

-for a hangover.

-A fried egg settles my stomach.

-A fried egg settles my stomach.

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-What are your big plans for tonight?

-We're not sure.

-I want to go for a meal

-and Dani wants to go to Copa.

-He was slow asking, so I made

-arrangements with Mam and Meical.

-It is New Year's Eve.

-Perhaps the answer

-is a quiet meal first, then Copa.

-What do you think, Dani?

-What do you think, Dani?

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-Great.

-I'll join you in Copa later,

-if that's OK.

-Of course.

-I'd better go.

-Lots of people want their hair done

-for tonight's parties.

-I'll walk with you.

-I'll walk with you.

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-You can carry this!

-You haven't phoned, have you?

-You haven't phoned, have you?

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-Eh?

-I want to finish

-my Shakespeare notes.

-I need the Internet for research.

-They'll only talk to the bill payer.

-There's no point me phoning.

-There's no point me phoning.

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-I suppose not.

-I said I'd Skype Dafydd in Stockholm

-to wish him a happy new year.

-I'll phone when I get a chance!

-Elliw's parents

-have had superfast broadband.

-The signal is amazingly dependable.

-The signal is amazingly dependable.

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-Go to work at Elliw's then.

-The number is by the phone.

-Alright. Bye.

-When does the salon close tonight?

-Four,

-but it'll probably be half past.

-I'll book the Cantonese

-for five o'clock.

-Great.

-MOBILE PHONE

-Hiya, Jac. Are you OK?

-You've got time to go to the bakery!

-I'll see you later. Ta-ra.

-Is Jac going to be late again?

-Only ten minutes, fair play.

-Did you ask him

-about that call on Christmas Day?

-No, and I'm not going to either.

-No, and I'm not going to either.

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-Isn't this Huw business a bit odd?

-You're odd,

-still thinking about it.

-Forget it.

-Oh!

-Here you are. Coffee?

-Here you are. Coffee?

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-It's the last thing I want.

-I'm going to bed.

-I've done a night shift.

-Night shifts are exhausting.

-I'm so glad I don't do them now.

-Has Nel come back after her round?

-Has Nel come back after her round?

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-I haven't seen her.

-She's been getting up later

-recently.

-Because Philip is away, maybe!

-Do you have plans today?

-The cinema, this afternoon.

-The cinema, this afternoon.

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-Very nice.

-I'll see you later.

-Bye, Adam.

-Ta-ra.

-I'll take you in the van.

-I'm only going round the corner.

-You can't be angry with me forever.

-Can't I?

-Look.

-I'm really sorry,

-and I promise I'll never lie again.

-Never?

-Never?

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-Never, ever!

-We're about to start a new year.

-Can't we turn over a new page?

-I'd rather have a new man.

-An honest man.

-Why don't I cook supper tonight...

-..to prove how sorry I am?

-What do you think?

-Hiya.

-Do you miss doing a round?

-Do you miss doing a round?

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-If I help, will you finish earlier?

-I've only got one left.

-Great. Do you remember

-we're going to the cinema?

-The Internet is down at home.

-I have to get books

-from the library to finish my work.

-Aren't you coming?

-Sorry. I forgot all about it.

-I've taken the day off specially!

-Sorry. I've got too much work.

-I paid for the tickets online.

-I paid more for a 3D film

-I don't really want to see.

-You said you wanted to go.

-You said you wanted to go.

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-I'll pay you back.

-It isn't the end of the world.

-It isn't the end of the world.

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-The money isn't the problem.

-You've become selfish.

-How can working be selfish?

-How can working be selfish?

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-Boring then.

-Who goes to the library

-on New Year's Eve?

-Someone who doesn't want

-a career in pizzas.

-Do your homework then,

-you boring swot!

-Nel!

-Nel, I'm sorry.

-DOOR CLOSES

-Oh!

-Thanks.

-Sleep. I'll see you later.

-Don't go.

-I woke up in a panic earlier.

-I thought I was late for chemo.

-Then I remembered

-I don't have to go.

-Funny, eh?

-It's the new year tomorrow.

-A better year.

-Yes.

-I can't wait

-to hear the clock strike midnight.

-I was in Edinburgh last year.

-It was an amazing night.

-What do you want to do tonight?

-I can't promise you men in skirts!

-You're not strong enough

-to party yet.

-We'll have a quiet night here.

-You and me, a DVD and duvet.

-Are you sure?

-Are you sure?

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-Perfectly sure.

-Thanks.

-Thanks. Bye!

-Are you OK, Alwyn?

-Yes, busy.

-That's good.

-Yes and no.

-Can you service the blue taxi

-on Monday instead of today?

-That's better for me.

-This is a big job.

-It'll probably take all day.

-It'll probably take all day.

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-Great.

-MOBILE PHONE

-Customers nagging?

-No, Nel nagging.

-The Internet is down at home.

-I have to phone someone about it.

-It's the same with us.

-The world stops

-if the Internet's down.

-Oh. I'll see you on Monday.

-Yes. Bye.

-Thanks.

-Did you get my message?

-Did you get my message?

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-Yes. That's why I'm here.

-I can't, sorry.

-Oh. You have other plans.

-I have a date...

-..with a tall, handsome bloke,

-on a yacht in Pwllheli

-I see.

-Are you sure I can't tempt you

-with a tasty supper in a cosy flat?

-Now that you mention it,

-I do get seasick very easily.

-Shame.

-And I hate seagulls.

-You wouldn't sleep a wink

-in a cold, smelly cabin.

-Who said anything about sleeping?

-The sink has blocked again.

-Can you sort it out, please?

-I'll phone later.

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-Party?

-Party?

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-Of course.

-No!

-I want to thank Carys for...

-..everything.

-Do you fancy a drink later?

-Do you fancy a drink later?

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-Yes, great. At your flat?

-Um, yes. Yes.

-You don't sound too sure.

-You don't sound too sure.

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-I wanted to surprise Carys.

-She'll guess if she sees me

-carrying beer to the flat.

-Our house is empty.

-Our house is empty.

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-Are you sure?

-Help yourself.

-Thanks, Iolo!

-More layers in the front?

-Excuse me for a moment.

-I've got good news and bad news.

-I've got good news and bad news.

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-Tell me either, just hurry.

-There are no tables until nine.

-There are no tables until nine.

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-What's the good news?

-I've booked that new place at five.

-I've booked that new place at five.

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-Oh!

-So we'd be in Copa

-by about half past six.

-Is that OK, Lowri?

-Is that OK, Lowri?

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-Yes, great.

-You're still coming, aren't you?

-You're still coming, aren't you?

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-For a while. I have another party.

-Do you mind if Dad and I

-gatecrash a works outing?

-Not at all.

-I'm popping out for ten minutes.

-I'll see you.

-Are you expecting visitors?

-Are you expecting visitors?

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-I haven't had lunch.

-Are custard cream sandwiches nice?

-Have you seen Nel?

-Have you seen Nel?

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-Not since her round.

-Bye.

-Bye.

-Are you OK? You look stressed.

-Work. Everyone wants

-their car back today.

-Everyone wants a bank holiday trip

-to a wet Llandudno.

-TEXT ALERT

-Is Nel nagging you

-about the Internet too?

-It's Gwyn. Haven't you phoned them?

-I'm expecting a row.

-She'll be furious this afternoon.

-She's gone to the cinema with Adam.

-She's gone to the cinema with Adam.

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-Thank goodness.

-I'll have peace to finish my work.

-I'll have peace to finish my work.

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-Phone, or she'll be angry with you.

-Will you be up all night?

-Will you be up all night?

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-We'll see how it goes.

-For Kylie.

-She's babysitting Mia with Britney.

-I think I got what they wanted.

-I think I got what they wanted.

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-Your food's ready.

-Thanks. I'll rest my foot for a bit.

-It's going to be a long night.

-Happy new year when it arrives.

-Hopefully vomit-free

-and with plenty of tips.

-Hey, Huw!

-Tell me,

-what's the big secret about Huw?

-There's no big secret.

-It's a boring story.

-Really?

-I was going out with two girls

-at the same time in Cardiff.

-I told one of them my name was Huw.

-Stupid, I know.

-It seemed funny at the time.

-They found out about each other,

-and I finished with them both.

-One didn't believe it was all over.

-She's still hassling me.

-She's still hassling me.

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-Oh.

-Don't you have anything better

-to think about?

-I'll see you later.

-Hm.

-MOBILE PHONE

-Hiya. Are you OK?

-Oh, right.

-Can't your mother do that?

-Of course. Fair play.

-Yes, of course I can.

-I'll talk to you later.

-Ta-ra.

-Do you have plans for tonight?

-Not now.

-Join us, if you like.

-Thanks, but I don't want

-to be a gooseberry.

-We're having a party

-at your cousin's house.

-It should be a laugh.

-It's New Year's Eve.

-And Philip is in Spain.

-# I saw my love

-sitting by the river #

-I don't know why you bother.

-Mam is really angry this time.

-I heard her tell Barry there was

-a good chance you'd split up.

-Don't talk rubbish!

-She did, on Christmas Day.

-I hope you've made her

-a nice pudding.

-DOOR CLOSES

-Go on.

-OK, love?

-OK, love?

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-Bye, Mam.

-Supper is ready in 15 minutes, dear.

-Do you want me to run you a bath?

-You've gone to a lot of trouble.

-You've gone to a lot of trouble.

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-Only the best for you, my sweet.

-How many people are coming?

-How many people are coming?

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-I don't know.

-A lot have made plans.

-DOOR CLOSES

-It's nice to have you back!

-It's nice to have you back!

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-It's nice to be back.

-Put the heating on. It's cold.

-Hi, Llio.

-Hi, Llio.

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-Why are you here?

-Did you have a nice Christmas?

-You've made peace, obviously.

-You've made peace, obviously.

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-There's no need to bear a grudge.

-I waited on him all Christmas Day,

-giving him food and wine.

-And I licked his boots.

-You had Christmas dinner together!

-Didn't I mention it?

-Oh!

-I'm so full!

-Tasty!

-Lovely.

-You've left half of it.

-You've left half of it.

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-If I eat more, I'll burst.

-I want more wine now!

-Are you sure you want to go to Copa?

-We could go home?

-Don't be silly!

-Everyone will be there tonight.

-Everyone will be there tonight.

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-Who's everyone?

-Mam and Meical, Lowri and Kelvin,

-and Jac is coming for a while.

-He's good.

-He bought a bottle of cava for us

-to drink while we cleared up. Cute.

-I'm not sure about him.

-I found out earlier

-that he's an expert liar.

-What?

-He said that he cheated

-on some girl in Cardiff.

-He told her his name was Huw

-because he already had a girlfriend.

-I don't believe a word he says.

-I don't believe a word he says.

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-You're not still going on about it!

-He's hiding something,

-and I'll find out what.

-Why? It's nothing to do with you.

-Leave Jac alone.

-She'd better have the bigger one.

-Supper is getting cold, dear.

-No need to be stupid, though.

-Wow!

-Smart!

-Here you are, madame!

-I'm going out with the girls.

-Out where?

-Copa.

-Eat first. We'll go out later.

-Together!

-No.

-I'm going out now, on my own.

-Bye.

-What...

-Hi, Adam. How was the film?

-Hi, Adam. How was the film?

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-Alright, thanks. Rather long.

-Where's Nel?

-I haven't seen her since earlier.

-I haven't seen her since earlier.

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-Didn't she come?

-No.

-We quarrelled.

-It was my fault. I was stupid.

-I've bought her these,

-hoping she'll forgive me.

-She isn't at home. I haven't seen

-her all day. I'll give her these.

-When did you see her last?

-When she was doing her round.

-When she was doing her round.

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-Thanks, Adam.

-Will you tell her I said sorry?

-Will you tell her I said sorry?

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-Of course.

-PHONE RINGS

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