Pennod 26 Rownd a Rownd

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-This is private land.

-This is private land.

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-Yes, I know. I'm buying it.

-I have bought it, mate.

-Are you sure about this?

-Are you sure about this?

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-Perfectly sure.

-Has the garage been sold?

-Has the garage been sold?

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-Don't pretend you don't know.

-I know nothing about it.

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-# Sing me a song

-# And I'll sing one for you #

-It's not Easter yet!

-Oh!

-Eat up.

-Who put this in Taid's van?

-Me.

-For me and Kelvin

-to have a kickabout?

-A little bird tells me

-Owain would like a new ball.

-So you hid the old ball in the van!

-Yes.

-A new ball, an Easter egg,

-and a trip to the safari park.

-Is it Easter or Christmas?!

-Is it Easter or Christmas?!

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-There are real lions there.

-How about Pili Palas?

-How about Pili Palas?

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-There are no lions there.

-We'll go for a trip

-when Mam has a day off.

-She works every hour of every day.

-The business is doing well,

-that's all that matters.

-Taid had better go. Bye.

-Ta-ta!

-Ta-ta!

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-Ta-ra!

-Is everything alright?

-Is everything alright?

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-Great.

-Hi, Alwyn. I got your message.

-Where is this toolbox you want?

-Anything else?

-The red file from the top drawer.

-OK.

-I'm fine, thanks.

-How's Dafydd?

-Give him my regards.

-Bye.

-Why don't you put them

-in the dishwasher?

-I wanted something to do.

-I wanted something to do.

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-Is it that bad?

-I've read every inch of the paper

-and finished the sudoku...

-..and now, I've got no idea

-what to do with my day.

-Go out to look for a job

-instead of moaning.

-You're right.

-You won't catch a fish

-unless you put a hook in the water.

-Exactly.

-I'll see you.

-Good luck.

-The scones are lovely, Iris.

-The scones are lovely, Iris.

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-It's a new recipe.

-We should taste one to make sure

-they're alright for the customers.

-They look wonderful.

-Oh! This would be fun.

-What?

-A weekend in Scarborough.

-I haven't been

-since I was a little girl.

-Is it a nice place?

-Is it a nice place?

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-Lovely.

-It's an old-fashioned seaside town.

-It would be nice to have a holiday.

-The price isn't bad either.

-The price isn't bad either.

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-You're right.

-How about it?

-How about it?

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-Mmm!

-Why not? Go!

-What do you think?

-It's smaller than I thought,

-and the equipment is old.

-Think about the potential.

-It's ideal.

-It's ideal.

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-Shame about the location.

-It's out of the way.

-We'll put a sign up,

-bright paint and flashing lights.

-And you'll have

-this nice roomy office.

-I'll help with the paperwork.

-I'll help with the paperwork.

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-PHONE

-Are you going to answer it?

-Are you going to answer it?

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-You answer it!

-Hello.

-How are you, Sian?

-Right. A red toolbox.

-Yes, I can see it.

-And a red file.

-We'll be here until eleven.

-Fine. We'll see you in a minute.

-Who was that?

-Who was that?

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-The previous owner's sister.

-The one who tried to attack me

-with a spanner.

-I like her already.

-There you are.

-There you are.

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-Thanks.

-I've got something else for you too.

-What?

-What?

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-Read it and you'll find out.

-Did you get everything you wanted?

-Did you get everything you wanted?

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-Yes. It's best to stay in Liverpool.

-We can have one day of shopping

-and one day at Knowsley.

-That sounds great.

-The children and Sophie

-will love it.

-Do you want to go here?

-We could do with a break.

-What would I do in Scarborough?

-We can walk on the pier

-and have an ice cream.

-You can do that in Llandudno!

-Get me another coffee.

-This scone is a bit dry.

-Is everyone alright?

-Is everyone alright?

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-Great, thanks. Are you keeping busy?

-Yes. I can do whatever I want

-from morning to night.

-I'm glad.

-Are you OK, Ron?

-We'd better go, Meical.

-I'll see you later.

-Good morning.

-Good morning.

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-We're not open yet, sorry.

-I don't want a drink.

-How can I help you?

-You should be asking

-how can I help you.

-Coffee?

-Thanks.

-You're lucky to have time to read.

-You're lucky to have time to read.

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-Sorry?

-A magazine in one hand,

-and a speed gun in the other?

-PHONE

-Hiya, Gwyn?

-Yes.

-And the ambulance is coming?

-How far away are you?

-I'll be faster on foot.

-I'll be faster on foot.

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-Ken was only doing 38mph.

-A car just hit a little girl

-by the surgery.

-Perhaps that driver was only

-doing 38mph. Can I go now?

-Lovely.

-Thank you so much for your help.

-Bye now! Sorry, Iris.

-I'll be with you now.

-That's OK. Did you book it?

-Yes. The hotel had a special offer.

-Three nights for the price of two,

-as long as we pay upfront.

-Great.

-There is a minor problem.

-We're going this weekend.

-We're going this weekend.

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-This weekend?

-The deal ends this month.

-What are you going to tell Philip?

-What are you going to tell Philip?

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-I'll think of something.

-We deserve a holiday,

-and nothing is going to stop us.

-Any chance of a cuppa in this place?

-Yes!

-Are you in a hurry, Ron?

-I've got all afternoon.

-All day, if you want.

-Who rattled your cage?

-I was pulling pints

-before her next door was born.

-She refused to give me a job

-because I don't fit the bar's image.

-She said that?

-She said that?

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-No, but that's what she meant.

-I'd run rings around her bar staff.

-But I'm too old.

-When are you going to open?

-It's up to you.

-It's your place, Rhys.

-I bought it for you.

-I know it's not as posh

-as where you are.

-But most people would be thrilled

-to be handed somewhere like this.

-What am I meant to do with these?

-What am I meant to do with these?

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-Put them there.

-Sian's coming to get them.

-Well, what will you call it?

-Small Garage. Very Small Garage.

-Do you want a lift or what?

-Jacket potato, beans and cheese.

-Is there any cheese left?

-Yes.

-I may as well bin this.

-I feel awful.

-It was your idea to go.

-Never mind.

-Tell her now.

-Can I have a cheese and tomato

-sandwich, water and coffee to go?

-Sit down and have a proper lunch.

-Sit down and have a proper lunch.

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-I haven't got time.

-There's something

-I want to talk about.

-You, me and the children

-are going here this weekend.

-I booked it this morning.

-This weekend?

-This weekend?

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-Yes.

-I can't.

-Why not?

-I've made plans.

-What sort of plans?

-With Mathew.

-We're back together.

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

-Thank you.

-Why didn't you check first?

-I wanted it to be a surprise.

-It's not just Mathew.

-I've got a last-minute wedding job.

-I can't believe

-you're back with him.

-He admits he doesn't like children.

-Neither of us ever said that.

-Neither of us ever said that.

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-You did.

-No, Mam.

-I just didn't deny it

-to you and Dad.

-Why did you break up then?

-Does it matter now?

-Thanks for the offer.

-I can't come to Liverpool

-this weekend. Sorry.

-Here you are.

-Here you are.

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-Thanks.

-How did it go?

-How did it go?

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-Don't ask.

-# I dreamt I was drowning

-# When I was swimming

-# Your feet

-# Were on my shoulders

-# Under pressure

-# I don't know

-how much more I can take

-# No-one can save me #

-Come on, Sian.

-I just phoned Geoff.

-I just phoned Geoff.

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-Who's Geoff?

-The bloke in the van

-you sent packing.

-There's no room for five huge boxes.

-There's no room for five huge boxes.

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-Five boxes of my stock.

-They cost me a fortune

-and you send them away.

-It's not my fault

-you didn't get the garage!

-Keep your nose out of my affairs.

-# No-one

-# Can save me #

-Sian.

-Give that to me.

-Give that to me.

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-It's OK.

-Give it to me.

-Are you going home?

-SIAN SOBS

-Phone and demand a refund.

-Phone and demand a refund.

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-I tried. They refused.

-I don't believe this.

-Did you know that Sophie and Mathew

-are back together?

-No.

-You'll have to come.

-I've told you, I'm too busy!

-I can't take the children on my own.

-400.

-Exactly. How could you be so stupid?

-I've got to go.

-No luck?

-No luck?

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-No.

-Don't think I'm interfering,

-but I've had an idea.

-Better?

-Better?

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-Yes, thanks.

-Aren't you having one?

-Aren't you having one?

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-I'd better go back to school.

-Sorry.

-You wasted your lunch hour

-saving a hysterical woman.

-We all have bad days.

-To be honest, I can't remember

-when I had a good day.

-It'll get easier. You've probably

-heard that a hundred times.

-You never stop missing them.

-I still miss Mam now

-as much as the day she died.

-But you learn to live with it.

-And somehow...

-..in a funny way...

-..the longing is comforting.

-I feel so lonely sometimes.

-Hey. You're OK.

-You're coping with a lot of things.

-You'd better go or you'll be late.

-Will you be OK?

-Take care.

-IRIS SINGS ALONG TO THE RADIO

-How are you?

-How are you?

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-Busy.

-Too busy to talk to your love?

-Too busy to talk to your love?

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-Make it quick.

-I was hasty earlier,

-about the holiday.

-Oh?

-I was reading a train magazine...

-..and I happened to see

-that the Scarborough Spa Express...

-..does trips in April!

-If you say so.

-If you say so.

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-It'll work out fine.

-You can have an ice cream by the sea

-and I can go on a steam train.

-It sounds lovely,

-but I can't, sorry.

-Why not?

-I'm going to Liverpool with Glenda.

-I'll never get two weekends off

-in a month.

-Iris!

-Don't bother.

-I'm going, and that's it.

-Have you got time to eat?

-Have you got time to eat?

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-Yes. Thanks.

-I'm glad that you saw Sian.

-She's suffering.

-I don't know who she can turn to

-now that Alwyn has gone.

-No-one.

-She always said that dealing with

-people every day was a strain...

-..and that she liked

-to be on her own.

-Not now, maybe.

-Not now, maybe.

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-You're right.

-Should I help her?

-Should I help her?

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-I understand why you're concerned.

-But now that things are better

-between you and Sophie...

-I'm not the one to help Sian.

-You concentrate on Sophie

-and leave Sian to me.

-Have you been lazing here all day?

-Yes. Maybe.

-We have every right.

-We're working tonight.

-I have work to do tonight too.

-Another set of books to mark,

-and I've finished for the term.

-Nice. A fortnight off.

-Are you starting now?

-Yes.

-Swot.

-I bet you were

-a right teacher's pet!

-Yes.

-I want to finish

-so that I can celebrate.

-Are you OK?

-When are you working?

-When are you working?

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-Now. I don't want to go.

-I'll see you later.

-Has something happened?

-I'm sick of the place.

-Dealing with customers is boring.

-My clothes stink when I leave.

-Isn't it nice

-to work with your boyfriend?

-He's in a bad mood

-because someone bought the garage.

-You'd better get a move on.

-Making pizzas

-is more fun than marking books.

-I don't think so.

-Bye.

-Can we have a word, please?

-Is this word going to cost me money?

-Is this word going to cost me money?

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-Alright, girls?

-I want a holiday.

-It's more of a long weekend, really.

-No problem. What month?

-Friday.

-This Friday?

-And me.

-Have you been on the cooking sherry?

-Have you been on the cooking sherry?

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-We're entitled to have a holiday.

-Yes.

-But not with two days' warning,

-and certainly not the same time.

-I've paid for the hotel,

-and told the children.

-Buy tissues to take home with you.

-Buy tissues to take home with you.

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-Please, Philip.

-Ron has promised to help,

-and Glenda will ask Sophie.

-If you go this weekend...

-..don't bother coming back.

-Alright then.

-If that's how you feel.

-Are you sacking us?

-Are you sacking us?

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-It's your choice.

-Come on, Iris. Let's get our coats.

-Well done, Philip.

-What?!

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