Pennod 38 Rownd a Rownd

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-I trusted you, Dani.

-It won't happen again.

-David!

-David!

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-No, Dani.

-Now, go.

-Thank you both

-for giving him a chance.

-He should be thanking you and Terry.

-I only told Dad in the first place

-because I was worried about him.

-Now, he says

-he'll never trust me again!

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-Gareth!

-Gareth, come on now.

-You can't be late,

-even though it's a Saturday.

-It's me.

-Your father.

-Listen, Erin.

-Phone to say where you are.

-If I have to come looking for you...

-..you'll regret it.

-Phone me.

-I'm going to do my round. Ta-ra.

-That was Dani's!

-That was Dani's!

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-It doesn't matter.

-Isn't he phoning?

-Isn't he phoning?

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-Who?

-David.

-David.

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-He isn't answering my texts either.

-He will if he knows

-what's good for him.

-I don't know, Mam.

-I think it's over.

-It'll all work out, you'll see.

-What exactly happened?

-What exactly happened?

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-Nothing.

-What did you say, and to who?

-I asked Dad...

-I should have known

-he'd be involved.

-Hiya.

-Hiya.

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-Good morning.

-Are you OK?

-Are you OK?

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-Better than him.

-Oh?

-Alright, Glenda?

-Alright, Glenda?

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-Philip.

-Is Gareth ill?

-A phone call would have been nice.

-He left hours ago.

-He hasn't been in,

-and he's not answering his phone.

-He left long before me.

-Who'll do his round?

-Me.

-As if I didn't have enough to do.

-That's what I get

-for doing a good turn.

-He isn't answering.

-When he does,

-tell him not to bother coming back.

-What came over me...

-..after he stole from the shop?

-Do you think he's alright?

-Who knows?

-Is this the only invoice for parts

-that you have?

-I'm a mechanic, not a medium.

-I can't see from here.

-Two sets of plugs,

-two VR something, and a spoiler.

-They're the wipers

-I fitted on Thursday.

-Did you get a bill for the oil?

-Did you get a bill for the oil?

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-It's on the desk.

-It isn't.

-Have you tried the drawer?

-Have you tried the drawer?

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-I can only just find the desk.

-You have to be organized

-to run a business.

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-Erin.

-What do you mean, "What?"

-Where have you been?

-Who's Jade?

-Why didn't you let your mother know?

-She worries about you,

-then I have to play detective.

-Wil shouldn't have to phone for you.

-Phone your mother to say you're OK.

-Yes, now.

-Now, Erin.

-Don't think you can...

-Ta-ta, Dad. Love you too.

-You should be used to it.

-She drags Wil into everything.

-Wil knows what he's doing.

-Wil knows what he's doing.

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-Whatever his sister tells him to do.

-Where's your mother in all this?

-Spending your money

-on her fancy man, according to you.

-It isn't funny, Rhys.

-Have you ever thought that Erin's

-like this because of you and Mam?

-And not that she's...

-..your mother's daughter?

-She's your daughter too.

-If you and Mam

-could sort things out sensibly..

-..maybe Erin wouldn't misbehave

-all the time.

-Where are you going?

-Where are you going?

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-To get a coffee.

-I'll have one too. Two sugars.

-Where's my bag?

-In the back, empty,

-for the past hour and a half.

-Where have you been?

-Where have you been?

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-You don't want me to deliver them?

-People want to read today's news.

-This isn't working. You can't

-turn up as and when you please.

-I need someone I can depend on.

-I need someone I can depend on.

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-Where have you been?

-Back of the queue, please.

-Back of the queue, please.

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-Are you OK? Where have you been?

-We know where he should have been.

-He hasn't even apologized.

-I gave you the job

-to prove you could stick at it.

-We've both made a mistake.

-We've both made a mistake.

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-It's only one morning.

-No, Glenda. He's had his chance.

-Gareth! Mr Parry was so good to you.

-You're sacking me?

-Yes.

-What about yesterday's wages?

-What about yesterday's wages?

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-Wages?

-I gave it the bloke

-who did your round today.

-Sorry, Glenda.

-I hope you bought me a coffee.

-No, sorry.

-I thought you were a lager man.

-Sorry, but...

-Carwyn.

-John.

-How are you?

-How are you?

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-As you see me. How are things?

-OK. Have I seen you since college?

-I don't think so. You look well.

-I don't think so. You look well.

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-What brings you here?

-I've lived in Bangor for years.

-The law.

-Yes. If you get caught speeding,

-I'm your man.

-If I'd known earlier,

-you could have handled my divorce.

-Mates' rates!

-I'm sorry to hear that.

-I'm sorry to hear that.

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-Not half as sorry as my wallet.

-Are you on your own?

-Sorry.

-The mechanic will be back soon.

-No, it's just...

-PHONE

-I have to take this.

-I have to take this.

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-OK.

-Wil. Have you spoken to your mother?

-That's exactly like

-the back of Paul Newman's head.

-Who?

-Who?

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-Who?! Cool Hand Luke.

-Butch Cassidy. A proper hunk.

-Do you remember him, Dani?

-Do you remember him, Dani?

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-No.

-She's in a good mood.

-That's 6, please.

-That's 6, please.

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-Five, six. Do you want a tip?

-It's up to you.

-A smile never hurt anyone.

-It's Saturday,

-and I fancy doing something.

-Like what?

-I don't know.

-I haven't been

-to the cinema for ages.

-How about a staff outing?

-Drinks and a film?

-I'm not in the mood.

-It'll be a laugh.

-I'll wear my new jeans

-and Kelvin can babysit.

-Don't bother. I don't want to go.

-Hiya, Luned. Take a seat.

-We don't like to see you like this.

-I'm fine.

-You're not.

-You shouldn't let him get to you.

-If he can't see what he's missing,

-he doesn't deserve you.

-Thanks. You're a mate.

-OK, Wil.

-It's great

-that you're looking after her.

-OK. I'll see you soon. Ta-ra.

-Sorry about that.

-Who'd have children?!

-Mam would say that it isn't

-a family if there's no trouble.

-Where is he?

-Ah! Talk of the devil.

-Did you go to China?

-That's tea.

-Sorry, Carwyn. More trouble.

-My son, Rhys.

-My son, Rhys.

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-Hello, Rhys.

-Hiya. Sorry, I didn't bring you one.

-No problem. Some other time.

-Whenever you want.

-Latte with two sugars?

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-Dani is heartbroken, and it's

-your fault. So you sort it, OK?

-David.

-I'd like a word.

-I said he'd be shocked.

-I said he'd be shocked.

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-Alright in here?

-I asked him to tell you.

-He does as he pleases.

-Don't worry, Carwyn.

-He can't shock me anymore.

-Alright? Carwyn.

-Barry.

-Barry.

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-He knows too?

-About these two?

-I read it in the paper.

-Fancy a pint later? Ken's home brew

-is stinking this place out.

-Of course.

-Is Copa at two alright?

-Is Copa at two alright?

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-No probs.

-Yes, there are probs.

-What happens here while you're out?

-Garages close early on Saturday,

-don't they, Carwyn?

-I'm staying out of it.

-I'm staying out of it.

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-This one doesn't. Come along, Rhys.

-It was nice to see you, Carwyn.

-It was nice to see you, Carwyn.

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-John.

-I know you're angry with me...

-..and I know why.

-But I'm disappointed.

-It's a pity that you let business

-come between you and Dani.

-I believe we should separate

-our business and personal lives.

-Pity Dani doesn't.

-Don't be so hard on her.

-She was trying to help you.

-It's too late now. At least drop the

-facade that Eifion Davies bought it.

-You wouldn't open a door for

-someone else to walk in before you.

-Good luck to Eifion.

-He saw an opportunity.

-But don't let him destroy

-what you and Dani have.

-Of course I bought it.

-Does it matter how I found out? No.

-And it makes no difference

-that you broke your word to Dani?

-You told her that you

-wouldn't mention it to anyone.

-What she doesn't know

-won't hurt her.

-What if she finds out?

-It's your word against mine,

-her father.

-Who would she believe?

-Long night, Alwena?

-Don't talk to me. Do you have

-a coffee with my name on it?

-Coming up.

-Don't rush.

-Can you take over here

-while I go to the cash and carry?

-You still haven't been?

-You still haven't been?

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-I had to do a paper round.

-Whose round?

-Who do you think?

-Gareth was very late.

-Yes, after being in hospital.

-Hospital?

-I saw him walking

-to the psychiatric ward.

-That's where his mother is.

-Did he go in?

-I don't know. What's wrong?

-Why didn't he tell me where he was?

-What have you done?

-Dani.

-Dani.

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-What?

-Dani, I want a word.

-It's about your father.

-Dani!

-What do you want?

-What do you want?

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-Not here.

-There you are.

-Hiya. Are you OK?

-Yes.

-We need to talk.

-About what?

-Come with me to the kitchen.

-Bring this with you.

-Gareth, love, why didn't you say

-you'd been to see your mother?

-I didn't.

-I didn't.

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-Alwena saw you.

-I didn't see Mam. I didn't go in.

-Oh? Why?

-It doesn't matter.

-It doesn't matter.

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-Why didn't you tell Philip?

-I didn't get the chance.

-I didn't get the chance.

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-Gareth, you have to talk to us.

-We're here to listen.

-Do you understand?

-Right.

-I've had a word with Philip.

-You can have your round back.

-But this is the last chance.

-Do you understand?

-OK. Can I go now?

-Yes. Ask Iris for a drink.

-And Gareth?

-Remember to thank Philip.

-Well?

-Your father told me that this

-Eifion Davies was a smokescreen.

-Your father bought the land.

-He didn't want you to know.

-"Of course I bought it.

-"Does it matter

-how I found out? No."

-"And it makes no difference

-that you broke your word to Dani?"

-"What she doesn't know

-won't hurt her."

-Are you worried about her?

-Are you worried about her?

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-No.

-Yes.

-Something's wrong.

-You're right.

-I don't know what he wants,

-but Dani deserves better.

-Like who, I wonder?

-Carwyn is a good bloke.

-Carwyn is a good bloke.

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-Yes.

-We had a laugh in college.

-Is it serious?

-I don't know.

-We've been seeing each other

-for about two months.

-It's nothing heavy.

-I thought I'd told you.

-Yes and no.

-When you mentioned a new boyfriend,

-I didn't realize he was my age.

-And what's wrong with that?

-And what's wrong with that?

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-Sorry, Rhys. It doesn't feel right.

-Says the relationship expert.

-No, the failed marriages expert.

-You can't tell anyone

-how to live their lives!

-Not how, but who with.

-John, can you...

-Sorry to interrupt.

-Can you move your car?

-Dani.

-Hi, Dani. Is everything alright?

-Hi, Dani. Is everything alright?

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-No.

-Oh.

-You said you weren't involved

-in buying the land...

-..and you wouldn't say who told you.

-Now I know you're a liar.

-Now I know you're a liar.

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-Don't believe all you hear.

-Is that right?

-The creep got his fingers burnt,

-and he's looking for a scapegoat.

-He recorded you in the cafe!

-Oh.

-I knew you liked money...

-..but I never thought

-it meant more to you than me.

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