Pennod 45 Rownd a Rownd

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-Let's go, Barry.

-I am going.

-But not with you.

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-MOBILE PHONE

-If that's Mrs Owen cancelling

-at the last minute again...

-Oh!

-So it's not Mrs Owen.

-No.

-It's half-term.

-Mathew has time on his hands.

-What do we do with Gareth

-in half-term week?

-I can't stay at home again,

-now Kelvin isn't driving.

-I can't take time off from the cafe.

-Don't look at me.

-I have enough on my plate,

-without looking after a hooligan.

-I'm sure Gareth will be

-alright on his own.

-He's more sensible now.

-He's more sensible now.

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-Do you think so?

-We'll have to trust him.

-We don't have much choice.

-Oh!

-Hey!

-Hey!

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-Sorry. I'm late.

-You're always late.

-You should get up earlier.

-You should get up earlier.

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-I've never liked mornings.

-I had more reasons

-for not getting up.

-Don't blame me!

-As an apology for pinching

-your breakfast, can I buy you lunch?

-Ah.

-Ah.

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-Oh!

-I'm having lunch with your father.

-Sorry.

-I thought he was moving

-into the new house today.

-He is. I think he wants

-an excuse to escape.

-We're meeting

-for lunch at the hotel.

-If you hadn't argued with him,

-you'd be welcome to join us.

-Ta-ra.

-See you later.

-Oh. I thought you'd be asleep,

-seeing it's half-term.

-Glenda and I think

-you're responsible enough...

-..to be left on your own this week.

-Will you put the bally phone

-down for a moment?

-Don't do anything silly.

-You don't want to be in trouble

-at home as well as school.

-Do you understand?

-Yes.

-Right.

-There's 10 on the kitchen table

-for lunch or a bus ticket.

-Thanks.

-Glenda wants you to go

-to the cafe lunchtime...

-..so she can check you're alright.

-OK. Anything else?

-No.

-Good morning. Isn't Dani here?

-Not yet.

-Not yet.

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-I'm late too.

-Did you hear what happened

-in Ken and Vince's homebrew party?

-No. Why?

-I thought I should tell you,

-before you hear from anyone else.

-What is it?

-Barry knows what happened

-between Carys and you.

-You're joking!

-How?

-Ken. He didn't know that Carys

-and Barry were back together.

-Oh. Great.

-How was Barry?

-Furious with Carys, apparently.

-He's probably furious with me too.

-You haven't done anything wrong.

-I'll tell Barry that

-when he throttles me.

-Sorry, sorry!

-Is everything alright?

-Is everything alright?

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-Yes.

-I'll fetch the coffees.

-Is Barry still not answering?

-He's too stubborn. A typical man.

-You're going for a run, are you?

-You're going for a run, are you?

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-I'd better.

-See you later. Ta-ra.

-It's all about Barry's pride.

-It will take a while for him

-to get over something like that.

-I didn't cheat on him.

-I didn't cheat on him.

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-Only just.

-I'd finished with Barry.

-Give him time to cool down.

-I'm sure he'll forgive you in time.

-Not if he doesn't answer

-the blinking phone.

-So maybe you should go and see him.

-Alright, troops?

-You're smart.

-Owain, if Michelle

-is still cross with me tonight...

-..I'll borrow your helmet.

-It's half-term,

-so we're going to the park.

-Have you any idea

-who owns that ugly monstrosity?

-No, sorry.

-It's gloomy in our house with

-that hulk in front of the window.

-We have to park far away

-from the house almost every night.

-When I find out who it is,

-I'll give them a piece of my mind.

-We'd better go.

-And you a PE teacher!

-Sometimes.

-Sometimes.

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-I'm on holiday.

-They're yesterday's cakes.

-And we mustn't chuck anything out.

-And we mustn't chuck anything out.

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-There's nothing wrong with them.

-A bit chewy, but OK.

-A bit chewy, but OK.

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-Make the most of it.

-You and I are starting

-serious training.

-I've put our names down. A 10k run.

-What?!

-Why not?

-Why not?

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-I might be busy.

-Are you?

-Are you?

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-No.

-You'd better get your trainers out.

-You'd better get your trainers out.

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-Good. Bye.

-You didn't go far.

-Hi.

-Hi.

-Do you have a moment?

-Lowri said that Barry

-heard about... you know.

-Yes, he does.

-Yes, he does.

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-Why didn't you tell me?

-It's nothing to do with you.

-It's nothing to do with you.

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-It is.

-Barry will slice me up

-for a pepperoni surprise.

-He won't touch you.

-We are talking about

-the same Barry Hardy, aren't we?

-Tall, dark, looks like a Kray?

-Tall, dark, looks like a Kray?

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-Just keep out of his way.

-Is everything alright?

-Is everything alright?

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-Great, absolutely great.

-# Something was always missing

-# Something was always missing

-# La la la #

-Is he upstairs?

-Is he upstairs?

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-Yes.

-Hiya. It's me.

-But...

-I know you're cross with me,

-but we have to sort this out.

-Give me five minutes to explain.

-Give me five minutes to explain.

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-Carys!

-I've got biscuits.

-Oh!

-Custard creams?

-Barry, I'm very sorry

-for what happened.

-But you and I had split up.

-I didn't cheat on you.

-I wouldn't.

-Not after all

-we've been through together.

-I was annoyed with you.

-Not that it's an excuse.

-Jac meant nothing to me.

-It was all a mistake.

-I'm so sorry.

-Say something, please!

-Coffee!

-# I can't explain

-# How I feel #

-Louise.

-# I can't explain properly #

-Who was she?

-No-one.

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-Isn't that coat a bit small for you?

-Mair left it in the park.

-Do you know anything

-about that motorhome?

-No idea, sorry.

-Someone must have

-seen it being parked.

-Michelle is like a yo-yo

-when anyone passes by.

-It's not funny. It's a nuisance.

-It's not funny. It's a nuisance.

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-It's bound to move soon.

-I'll start to worry

-when I get post for it!

-Ha ha!

-Ha ha!

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-Why do you both think it's funny?

-Someone should

-do something about it.

-Like what?

-You could contact the cops.

-Now's your chance.

-Right, talk.

-Right, talk.

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-Sorry?

-It's obvious something's going on.

-You and Lowri earlier

-then you and Carys were arguing.

-We weren't arguing.

-Jac.

-It's nothing. Honest.

-It's nothing. Honest.

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-Aha!

-So there is something going on.

-Is it anything to do with me?

-Is it anything to do with me?

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-No.

-I thought we were good friends.

-I went out with Carys.

-What?!

-Did you sleep with her?

-Did you sleep with her?

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-Yes.

-She had split up with Barry and I...

-It doesn't matter why.

-I didn't even know you liked her.

-I didn't even know you liked her.

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-Barry knows now.

-Is that what you were

-discussing with Lowri.

-Yes.

-Oh.

-What?

-Nothing.

-But why did you tell Lowri, not me?

-I don't know.

-She was there, that's all.

-And you couldn't confide in me?

-You were involved in arguments

-with your father and David.

-The last thing you wanted

-was to listen to my problems.

-Yes, but...

-Leave him alone.

-He's in enough trouble,

-without you telling him off.

-Alright!

-I was concerned about him.

-I was concerned about him.

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-There's no need, honestly.

-Gareth?

-I told you so.

-Where were you at lunchtime?

-Why didn't you answer the phone?

-Why didn't you answer the phone?

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-I went for a walk.

-We worry, when we don't

-know where you are.

-Anyway, you're here,

-so we needn't worry.

-Where did you go for a walk?

-Where did you go for a walk?

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-Around.

-Oh.

-Did you see anyone?

-Did you see anyone?

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-No.

-Did you buy anything?

-Did you buy anything?

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-No.

-But I found this.

-# I never searched

-# But I was glad to find you

-hiding under the green leaf #

-Yes. Right.

-Thanks, Mark.

-Bye.

-Are they coming to move it?

-No.

-No.

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-Eh?

-It has an MOT and it's insured.

-The former owner,

-in Preston, sold it recently.

-The new owner's paperwork

-hasn't reached the DVLA yet.

-Oh. So you can't do anything.

-No. The council's in charge

-of moving vehicles.

-If we phone the council,

-will they sort it out?

-No. It'd have to be here for weeks

-before they'll do anything.

-Weeks?! I'll have a heart attack,

-carrying mops and buckets!

-Michelle!

-Thanks, Sian.

-You've been very helpful.

-Hasn't she?

-Hasn't she?

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-Yes, very.

-Stay there.

-There's no telling where it's been!

-There's no telling where it's been!

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-It doesn't matter where it's been.

-What do we do with it now?

-You stopped the girls having

-a cat or dog over the years.

-Manon and Menna had a pet lamb.

-Manon and Menna had a pet lamb.

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-Oh!

-We'll have to tell him to take

-it back wherever he found it.

-It's not that simple.

-Gareth did a good deed,

-saving the cat.

-He's taken to the little creature.

-Are we going to punish him

-for doing a good deed?

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-Oh!

-Do you know there's a cat there?

-Do you know there's a cat there?

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-Yes. Gareth found it.

-And he brought it home!

-It might be covered in fleas.

-Stop! I'll be itching all night.

-You won't let him keep it, will you?

-We were just discussing that.

-What about Mair?

-You know she's allergic to cats.

-You'll have to get rid of it.

-What about Gareth?

-If he doesn't like that,

-he can go too.

-Hiya.

-Hi!

-I'd offer you a drink or snack,

-but you can see how it is.

-How do fish, chips and peas sound?

-Oh. As an indication

-you've forgiven me, I hope.

-I only have one father.

-You probably won't change.

-Now where's the tomato ketchup?

-I was talking to Rhys earlier.

-He liked the beer and asked

-if we were going to brew more.

-Maybe we could make a bit

-of pocket money. What do you think?

-I'd better avoid beer,

-in case I open my big mouth again.

-Have you seen him

-since putting your foot in it?

-Not until now.

-Good luck.

-Problems?

-No, I'm just checking the oil.

-I'm sorry about what happened

-on the homebrew night.

-I hadn't realized

-you and Carys were back together.

-We aren't. Not now, anyway.

-No, but...

-..I feel terrible.

-Don't worry about it.

-Well, I'm sorry, Barry.

-There's no need.

-Thanks for telling me.

-I'm better off without her.

-Michelle, do you want peas or beans?

-Peas.

-LOUD WHISPER

-Chelle!

-Michelle! Come here.

-I said peas. Are you deaf?

-Look! There's someone inside.

-Right.

-Michelle!

-Are you alright? You're flushed.

-Arthur!

-Arthur!

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-What do you think you're doing?

-What do you think of my wheels?

-It has a good engine!

-Hiya! What do you think

-of Arthur's new toy?

-Between this and his trains,

-I'll never see him.

-You can't be serious!

-You can't be serious!

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-I didn't spend 700 as a joke.

-Don't tell me

-you're parking it here.

-No. Once it's ready,

-there'll be no stopping Iris and me.

-When will that be?

-Listen Arthur,

-you have to move it right now.

-It's a nuisance!

-It blocks out light

-from our house...

-..and we have to park the Sglein van

-further away.

-Sorry.

-But I can't work on it

-if it's far away.

-The tools are in the house.

-No-one has exclusive rights

-to park in front of their own home.

-We know you're fond of the kitten.

-But it can't stay here.

-You were very kind,

-bringing it here and feeding it.

-But there's no room for it.

-There's plenty of room.

-It's only small.

-Maybe someone lost it

-and is looking for it.

-If so, they weren't

-looking after it properly.

-KITTEN MIAOWS

-I'll take it with me

-when I go home to Mam.

-It won't be for a while.

-We'll take it

-to the animal rescue place.

-They'll look after it well.

-# Something was always missing

-# Something was always missing

-# La la la #

-Were you trying to humiliate me

-in front of that girl?

-Do you care?

-You and I had split up

-when I went out with Jac.

-And when I went out with Louise.

-Barry, I love you.

-Why are you trying to hurt me?

-You hurt me.

-You made a fool of me

-in front of the lads.

-It's all over.

-There's no point going on about it.

-It doesn't have to be over.

-It doesn't have to be over.

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-No-one makes a fool of me!

-Why are you so stubborn?

-Why are you so stubborn?

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-I'll never forget what you did.

-And I'm not the forgiving type.

-Is that what you really want?

-Is that what you really want?

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-Yes.

-You're impossible.

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