Pennod 16 Rownd a Rownd

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-I'm not tight-fisted.

-The thing is...

-Hey, forget it.

-You've misunderstood, mate!

-Is everything OK?

-Yes, yes.

-Fine. We're just messing about.

-Yes!

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-Can I pay the bill, please?

-Room 703.

-# I don't know what's wrong

-# Your ignorance disturbs me #

-Thank you.

-There's an offer in March.

-Three nights for the price of two.

-Great.

-Let's go.

-Hiya, Meical. It's Sian.

-Fine, thanks. And you?

-Could you come to clean the windows?

-This morning is great, thanks.

-Yes. I'll see you later.

-Bye.

-That's better. I was bursting.

-That's better. I was bursting.

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-Do you have time for a cuppa?

-Not with eight deliveries

-before lunch!

-I'll make you one to take out.

-Has your boyfriend been in touch?

-I didn't think so,

-not after I put him in his place.

-Did he mention a driving lesson?

-Did he mention a driving lesson?

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-I'll take you.

-To deliver parcels

-on country lanes again?

-No, thanks.

-Why bother? You've got a man

-who'll chauffeur you around.

-He'd fight for you, if he had to.

-He'd fight for you, if he had to.

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-Fight?

-Ron knows who's boss now.

-I hope you didn't hurt him.

-I did what had to be done.

-Interesting.

-I'm looking for a recipe

-for your last supper.

-I should be cooking for you,

-as a thank you.

-You can help. This looks nice.

-Spinach, aubergine and feta cheese

-lasagne with cheesy garlic bread.

-Nice.

-I don't like "spigoglys".

-What?!

-What?!

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-Spinach in Welsh. Isn't it good?

-It's silly.

-I'll do it without spinach.

-Feta cheese gives me heartburn.

-Oh.

-I'm not mad about aubergines either.

-I'll have garlic bread on its own.

-Beans on toast it is then.

-Hiya. I was just going to phone you.

-Can you get food and wine

-for tonight if I text you a list?

-Dani's celebrating that I'm leaving.

-I'm sure that isn't true.

-One more job, then lunch.

-One more job, then lunch.

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-Narrow here, isn't it?

-Yes, but it beats

-carrying the stuff from the road.

-We haven't been here before.

-We haven't been here before.

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-Haven't we?

-We need to do a good job,

-or she'll send us to jail!

-Joke, Dad.

-# Lies

-# Believing the lies #

-Thanks.

-I'm taking the children

-to Chester Zoo on Friday.

-They're very excited.

-They're very excited.

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-They'll love it.

-Would you like to come with us?

-No pressure, just if you fancy...

-No pressure, just if you fancy...

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-Thanks for the offer.

-I'm sure they'd prefer

-to have their mother to themselves.

-I've got a load of schoolwork to do.

-I've got a load of schoolwork to do.

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-Yes, I'm sure.

-Thanks.

-Was Arthur stirring the other night?

-Was Arthur stirring the other night?

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-It was nothing.

-He was threatening you.

-He was threatening you.

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-A misunderstanding.

-It's all sorted.

-You put him in his place.

-I'd say you were used to it.

-I ran a pub in Cardiff for years.

-As you know, you have

-to learn to defend yourself.

-So, you're no stranger to fighting?

-I wouldn't say that.

-I never went looking for trouble.

-I just kept difficult customers

-in check, if I had to.

-Here you are!

-Here you are!

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-Dafydd!

-Welcome home.

-Welcome home.

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-Any chance of a brew?

-David has to work late.

-It's only you and me for supper.

-Here you are.

-Here you are.

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-I'll be there now.

-I'm going to get Kylie's parcel.

-She'll kill me if I forget again.

-Something for Ken's party?

-Something for Ken's party?

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-I won't be long.

-Did you say your check-up

-is on the 10th?

-Yes.

-Cool. I'll make a note of it.

-Thanks.

-There's nothing in this.

-No. They only had feta and spinach.

-I didn't want you to be ill.

-I didn't want you to be ill.

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-Funny, Dani.

-Quits?

-At last! Where have you been?

-At last! Where have you been?

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-We bumped into Alwyn.

-How was he?

-In good spirits. The break

-has done him the world of good.

-Are you OK, Ron?

-Yes. What do you want?

-A sausage sandwich and a cuppa.

-A sausage sandwich and a cuppa.

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-Lovely. I'll have the same.

-Thanks for the flowers.

-My pleasure. I never imagined

-it would cause so much trouble.

-I'm sorry for what Arthur did.

-I hope you're OK.

-I'm fine. How's Arthur's arm?

-I gave it quite a twist.

-It'll be sore for a while.

-It'll be sore for a while.

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-You beat him up?

-Not exactly.

-He knows who's the boss.

-He said it was the other way round.

-He said it was the other way round.

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-It's called pride, Iris.

-If Arthur can't handle

-the driving lessons...

-..we may as well stop going.

-Please don't say that.

-I'll talk to him.

-I don't want him pouncing on me

-when I'm not looking.

-Leave Arthur to me.

-OK?

-Welcome back.

-Welcome back.

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-Thanks. Have you been good?

-Yes. Did you have a nice time?

-Lovely, thanks.

-Was the hotel nice?

-Great. Just what we wanted.

-This is a very important package.

-Oh, yes!

-Presents for...

-Us!

-There you are. Open them inside.

-Bye, Mathew.

-Thanks.

-Thanks.

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-You're welcome.

-Can I contribute to the bill?

-I feel terrible

-that you paid for it all.

-No.

-Thanks, Mathew.

-When will I see you?

-I'm not sure.

-I've got a lot of schoolwork to do.

-You're going to Chester on Friday.

-You're going to Chester on Friday.

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-Phone me over the weekend.

-OK. I'd better go.

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-You had a nice time then.

-Yes.

-But?

-I don't know where I stand with him.

-One minute, he's affectionate...

-..the next, he's distant and aloof.

-It's early days.

-You're still

-getting to know each other.

-Mmm.

-I try to bear that in mind.

-But there's something else.

-Something bigger.

-Something bigger.

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-Like what?

-I don't know.

-Maybe he's thinking

-about someone else.

-Maybe the fact

-that I have children is a problem.

-He knew the score

-before you dated.

-And he is a teacher.

-He's keeping something back.

-He could have anything on his mind.

-We all have our secrets.

-Why worry about it?

-Life's too short.

-He's a good bloke.

-Here comes Muhammad Ali.

-Iris.

-Iris.

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-Arthur.

-I don't want any trouble from you.

-Any fighting, and you'll be out.

-What did you tell her?

-What did you tell her?

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-The truth.

-Go over to apologize to Ron.

-It should be him apologizing to me.

-Unless you do, he'll never

-take me out driving again.

-If I have to.

-I'll follow you.

-I have no intention of apologizing.

-Nor me.

-No more driving lessons, OK?

-Excellent.

-# I've no urge to complain

-# I've nothing important to say

-# Only empty words

-# About self-respect

-and satisfaction #

-I hope you apologized.

-Ron and I understand each other.

-Kylie asks if you can hide this.

-What is it?

-A birthday banner and balloons.

-A birthday banner and balloons.

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-What for?!

-It's Kylie's idea.

-It's Kylie's idea.

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-What's he doing?

-He and Dani

-have been like children all day.

-How could Kylie afford all this?

-I paid. She said you'd pay me back.

-Did she?!

-Did she?!

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-We'll talk later.

-They can go back.

-They can go back.

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-They won't take them back.

-There's a picture of Ken

-as a boy on them.

-We'll see about that.

-What are you doing, Jac?

-Did the car hire bloke email you?

-Did the car hire bloke email you?

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-It's all sorted.

-You won't go far without this.

-You won't go far without this.

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-Where was it?

-On top of the wardrobe.

-What are you doing

-on this American trip?

-We're driving from here to there

-in a pickup with huge wheels...

-..eating loads of burgers

-and staying in cool motels.

-Very nice.

-Come with us.

-Take a month off, without notice?

-I'd be sacked.

-I'd be sacked.

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-Come for half of it. It'll be fun.

-I'll think about it.

-You'd better pack.

-Ken's coming just after five.

-Your clean clothes are on the bed.

-Thanks, Sian.

-How has he been?

-Not bad.

-Some days are better than others.

-Some days are better than others.

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-Being with you has been a big help.

-I'm so glad

-you're going on this trip.

-It'll do you both the world of good.

-It'll do you both the world of good.

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-How are you?

-Not bad.

-Some days are better than others.

-Thanks.

-Thanks.

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-Bye.

-You didn't elope

-to Gretna Green then.

-Thanks for the car,

-and before I forget.

-I've got the bill too.

-I trust you, Mathew.

-I trust you, Mathew.

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-No, seriously.

-How did it go?

-Lovely, thanks.

-Sophie will tell you all about it.

-You'll have plenty to say

-to Alwena when she comes home.

-A lot has happened.

-A lot has happened.

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-I gave her an update last night.

-What did she say?

-I'm sure she's thrilled.

-They're so well-suited.

-I suppose so.

-You'll have to come over for supper.

-You'd better look at this.

-Passports, camera.

-And tickets.

-Take loads of photos, and email me

-so that I know you're OK.

-We can Skype, so you can see us

-getting more and more tanned.

-I'm just popping to the garage.

-Do you want me to come?

-Do you want me to come?

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-No. I'd rather go on my own.

-I'll have gone to work

-by the time you're back.

-Look after yourself.

-Enjoy yourselves.

-Bye, Sian.

-Hiya, Ron. It's Iris again.

-Can we arrange a driving lesson...

-..now that it's all sorted

-between you and Arthur?

-Phone me when you get this.

-Thanks, ta-ra.

-I have a feeling

-Ron is avoiding my calls.

-Why?

-His phone rang,

-then went to the answering machine.

-I'm sure he checked to see

-who it was and then pressed cancel.

-Don't think I'm interfering...

-..but hasn't this Ron

-and Arthur business gone too far?

-It's all sorted now.

-It's all sorted now.

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-Is it?

-Sorry, but Arthur and Ron

-can be so childish.

-Yes.

-You want to learn to drive,

-not start a third world war.

-Phone that number

-so we can all have some peace.

-473?!

-You told me to be honest.

-I considered hiding the bill

-until the statement arrived.

-You spent 120 on wine.

-Yes. Sorry.

-Hot stone massage.

-Why did you need that?

-Sophie had it.

-Sophie had it.

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-I see. Very nice.

-Don't blame Sophie.

-She's taking advantage of you.

-All she wants is your money,

-or the money she thinks you have.

-I'll pay every penny back.

-I'll pay every penny back.

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-That's not the point.

-Seriously now.

-Is Sophie the one for you?

-You're talking to me

-as if I'm a child.

-I know what I'm doing.

-Can you pass the red pepper?

-What do you want me to do?

-I don't know. Make a salad?

-The stuff is over there.

-Ow! Ow!

-Ow! Ow!

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-What happened?

-I cut my thumb.

-I cut my thumb.

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-Let's see.

-Ha! Got you again!

-Dani. Enough is enough.

-Dani. Enough is enough.

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-You're so gullible.

-# Does the flame still burn?

-# Does the wax

-# Still melt?

-# Does the smoke

-# Still rise?

-# We're so familiar

-# With each other's company #

-The lasagne is in the oven. Jac?

-Boo!

-Boo!

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-Idiot!

-Don't!

-Stop!

-What's going on?

-David.

-I thought you were working late.

-I thought you were working late.

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-Yes, well, that's obvious.

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