Pennod 61 Rownd a Rownd

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-Oh, no.

-What's wrong?

-What's wrong?

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-I've lost my engagement ring.

-Subtitles

-# The long, steep slope

-# Threatens my strength

-# But nowhere is as beautiful #

-I don't know where your football is.

-Mia has made a mess.

-Play with your sister.

-Where is her mother?

-At "work".

-She's "working" early today.

-She's "working" early today.

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-And yesterday.

-She still hasn't found the ring?

-No.

-No.

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-What ring?

-Lowri has lost her engagement ring.

-Lowri has lost her engagement ring.

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-When?

-When she was fishing

-with Robbie, she thinks.

-She won't see it again.

-Try telling her that.

-They'll argue

-about who has to pay for a new one.

-Probably, if Kelvin finds out.

-Probably, if Kelvin finds out.

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-Why hasn't she told him?

-Because he's a man.

-It's her engagement ring.

-Oh.

-Where's Lowri?

-She's gone.

-This is the second morning

-she's left without saying ta-ra.

-Don't cook the bacon too crisp.

-# Good morning, good morning

-# Good morning, good morning

-# Good morning #

-There's a bit of a breeze today.

-# Good morning, good morning #

-Good morning.

-Good morning.

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-Good morning.

-Glenda, have you heard

-from the happy campers?

-What?

-Arthur and Iris.

-No. Have you?

-No. Have you?

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-No.

-There was nothing on the news...

-..about a new village idiot

-somewhere by the sea.

-It'll make a nice change for her.

-Two days away will do her good.

-Sian.

-How are you both?

-How's your shoulder?

-How's your shoulder?

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-Fine.

-People make too much fuss.

-Oh!

-It's awkward. I remember

-breaking my wrist at school.

-I couldn't fasten buttons

-or open my bra.

-Why did you need to open your bra?

-Why did you need to open your bra?

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-You know what I mean.

-Oh!

-This makes me want to scream!

-In a month or two, I'll have

-to drag you off the spin bikes.

-We'll see.

-Thanks.

-Here we are.

-Have you got everything, Wil?

-Yes.

-Erin?

-Come on, Erin, the school's alright.

-Try to make sure

-she doesn't antagonize people.

-No problem!

-No problem!

-

-Try.

-Sorry, sorry!

-Good afternoon.

-Wouldn't the camel start?

-Eh?

-You've got sand on your shoes.

-You've got sand on your shoes.

-

-Oh.

-Is there anything wrong?

-Is there anything wrong?

-

-No.

-You've been late every day this week

-and you vanish every lunchtime.

-It's nothing.

-Is it a man?

-Is it a man?

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-Eh?

-Why else would you

-take off your wedding ring?

-No!

-I've lost my engagement ring.

-I'm afraid of losing this too.

-I was looking for it

-down by the Menai.

-That's nuts. You've got no hope.

-What does Kelvin say?

-What does Kelvin say?

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-I haven't told him yet.

-Buy another one like it.

-He won't notice.

-It won't be the same for me.

-Tell him. He'll be alright.

-Tell him. He'll be alright.

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-I want to find it.

-I'll tell him if I have to.

-I'm going to search a bit more,

-just in case.

-You're crazy.

-But start looking earlier tomorrow.

-But start looking earlier tomorrow.

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-Sorry.

-We're thinking of sending a team

-to the schools F1 competition.

-That might appeal to you.

-That might appeal to you.

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-Yes.

-Our old school always participated.

-We went to Abu Dhabi two years ago.

-Very fortunate.

-Erin, I understand

-you're interested in Drama.

-Not really.

-You took part in shows.

-In Year 8.

-We have a very keen group

-who go on trips to Stratford.

-Wow.

-You'll probably find things

-slightly different from Rodney Hall.

-But we'll try our best

-to give you good experiences.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-KNOCK ON DOOR

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-Come in.

-You wanted to see me.

-Miss James, these are

-the new pupils I mentioned.

-They'll be in the lower sixth form.

-Erin and Wil Richards,

-and their father.

-John.

-Nice to meet you.

-Nice to meet you.

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-Miss James is head of sixth form.

-She's involved with Drama

-and will show you round the school.

-# Turn your back on the voices

-# Dragging you back

-# Cut the link uniting you

-# Break down the walls

-# Don't make a mistake #

-Are you going to sit up

-to drink this?

-What is it?

-What is it?

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-The best thing for a cold.

-I don't want it.

-It'll do you good.

-I feel ill thinking of drinking it.

-I feel ill thinking of drinking it.

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-Hot fluids. Come on.

-Thanks.

-Do you feel better this morning?

-You were restless all night.

-I'm OK. It's just a bug.

-I'm OK. It's just a bug.

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-Don't go to the shed today.

-Stay in bed.

-Stay in bed.

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-I've got work to do.

-It's better to lose a day

-and get better.

-People are waiting for things.

-People are waiting for things.

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-They'll understand if you're ill.

-It's not that easy.

-I don't have servants, like you.

-Don't stay there too long.

-It's not the warmest place.

-# Poison

-# Get rid of the poison

-# Get rid of the poison

-# Get rid of the poison

-# You try to let go #

-The canteen food is alright.

-But sixth formers are allowed

-to go out at lunchtime.

-Great.

-Will you be going home for lunch?

-Maybe. We haven't

-arranged things yet.

-Do you live within walking distance?

-Do you live within walking distance?

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-Yes, in a flat, temporarily.

-Dad is looking for a place.

-Dad is looking for a place.

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-Nice.

-Very nice. We live in a dump because

-Mam and Dad can't live together.

-It isn't a secret, is it?

-Let's go to the gym.

-The gym facilities are excellent.

-Do you like sport?

-It's OK.

-Says the boy who plays football

-on the sofa with the PS4.

-Is there a swimming pool?

-Is there a swimming pool?

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-No, but the leisure centre's close.

-There was a pool,

-jacuzzi and sauna at Rodney's.

-You never went near them.

-I'm sure it'll take time

-to get used to the change.

-Get used to this dump?

-I don't think so somehow.

-Oh!

-CHAT IN BACKGROUND

-Have you been out on the bike?

-Hi, Vince. Anything for me?

-Let me see.

-I don't think so.

-I don't think so.

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-No?!

-What's this?

-Thanks. I've been waiting

-for this, to finish a job.

-Don't let me keep you. Bye.

-# Lies still grip you tight

-# Poison still flows

-through the chain

-# Just turn your back,

-destroy the card, fall back #

-We're back where we started.

-Do you have any questions?

-Erin?

-Then we'll discuss the timetable.

-Mr Parry.

-Let me introduce two pupils

-starting in the lower sixth today...

-..Wil and Erin.

-Mr Parry, the deputy head.

-Hi, Wil.

-Hello, sir.

-I hope you'll be very happy here.

-Right, the timetable.

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-James.

-Yes, Carys James.

-That's the one.

-Said they'd be delivered yesterday.

-I paid extra for the postage.

-What? Tomorrow?

-No, I don't want you to cancel it.

-I just want you to...

-Send it as soon as you can.

-It's important.

-VOICEMAIL MESSAGE

-Hello. This is Iolo Davies's phone.

-You know what to do.

-Hi, mate.

-Phone me back.

-I think I've just seen

-someone you know.

-Here you are.

-Glenda, one moment.

-The sandwiches are almost finished.

-Isn't that a good thing?

-Yes. We need to restock.

-I'm sure we do.

-Maybe we should

-consider making more.

-Your sandwiches are very popular.

-They're the same

-as the ones I make in the cafe.

-They sell well here too.

-Everyone's a winner.

-Apart from the poor thing

-who has to make them all.

-It'll be easier when Iris is back.

-It'll be easier when Iris is back.

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-If she comes back.

-She will.

-Who wouldn't want to come back

-to this lovely place?

-Coming to work is a pleasure.

-Thanks to the designer.

-And Wyn's insurance money.

-Knowing him, he didn't spend it all.

-Some people

-always land on their feet.

-Hm.

-Have you been stretching your legs,

-ladies? You feel better afterwards.

-Here she is.

-Did you find the septic tank?

-Yes, and your paper.

-Thanks, love.

-Why didn't you wear rubber gloves?

-There's a pair there somewhere.

-There's a pair there somewhere.

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-Eh?

-Remember to wash your hands

-before making a cuppa.

-Do you want a mug with us, ladies?

-Another time, perhaps.

-We must do this more often.

-Hi!

-Have you been working until now?

-I told you to stay in bed.

-How are you feeling?

-How are you feeling?

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-OK, but you were right.

-I think I've got a cold coming on.

-I think I've got a cold coming on.

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-Have you taken anything for it?

-No.

-No.

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-You should.

-Do you want me to get you something?

-Do you want me to get you something?

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-Orange juice would be nice.

-I told you it had finished.

-Yes.

-Do you want me to buy some?

-Do you want me to buy some?

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-That'd be great.

-MOBILE PHONE

-Hi, Jase.

-I won't be long.

-OK, mate?

-I need change for the cafe.

-I need change for the cafe.

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-That's 6.50, please.

-Do you mind?

-Do you mind?

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-I've got a customer.

-I've got a customer too.

-I've got a customer too.

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-He's waiting. One moment.

-Thanks.

-Thanks.

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-Thanks.

-I'll be in the flat.

-I'll be in the flat.

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-Eh?

-I'm no use here!

-I know you feel clumsy.

-Just be patient.

-You'll be fine in no time.

-You'll be fine in no time.

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-No, I won't.

-I can't be where I want to be.

-I certainly don't want to be here,

-arguing about loose change!

-Lowri! You've finished early.

-Yes. It was quiet. I'm going

-for a walk, to get some fresh air.

-Get a dog.

-Sorry?

-Sorry?

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-To help you.

-It's not that.

-If you're so worried...

-..Ken and I will lend you money

-to buy another ring.

-I don't want another ring.

-Thanks for the offer.

-I want to find the one Kelv gave me.

-I want to find the one Kelv gave me.

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-But you won't!

-I can try.

-# The sunset will comfort us

-# The hidden bubbles

-# Lead us through the day

-# The sunset will comfort us

-# The day dies quietly

-# The wax is barely there

-# I sit in the corner

-# Sinking in my seat

-# The waves witness bad deeds

-# Every scar on my arms

-# As the mind begins to melt,

-seawater will cleanse me #

-Thanks for this, Mathew.

-Thanks for this, Mathew.

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-No problem.

-Dad said Alwena isn't well.

-No.

-Here you are.

-Did you lose your phone

-on a mountain?

-I've been on my new bike

-all afternoon.

-Without your phone?

-Without your phone?

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-I switched it off.

-Is there a problem?

-Is there a problem?

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-It depends.

-If you think that's a problem.

-What?

-What?

-Does she remind you of someone?

-Who?

-A girl you saw in a nightclub.

-No.

-A schoolgirl

-you snogged in a nightclub.

-Her name is Erin

-and she's in the lower sixth.

-Thanks, Mathew.

-You've done enough for one day.

-I thought so too, Glenda.

-What are you doing here?

-I heard you need help

-to look for something.

-Who told you?

-Mam and Dad, then Kylie.

-Everyone knew, apart from me.

-I didn't want to hurt you.

-You worked so hard,

-saving money to buy it.

-It meant so much.

-Come on.

-I will find it!

-If you say so.

-Where do you think it is?

-I don't know. Over there.

-The tide is coming in.

-SNIFFS

-Do you want to come back tomorrow?

-Or do you want me to go in

-and look for it in my pants?

-Thanks. Ta-ra.

-Was it her?

-I said I should have told Llio

-from the start.

-And say what?

-If you don't remember her, why would

-she remember you? No-one will know.

-Now, if you were more of a hunk...

-It's not funny!

-It's not funny!

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-No.

-Yes, it is.

-I thought I'd find you here.

-Are you OK?

-Are you OK?

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-Yes, thanks.

-Are you alright? You look tired.

-Are you alright? You look tired.

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-I'm fine.

-Not too tired to go to Copa

-for a quick drink?

-Not at all. What's the occasion?

-Not at all. What's the occasion?

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-Nothing. Just a tough day.

-What did you think

-of those new twins?

-They looked rather challenging.

-They looked rather challenging.

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-He looked like a nice lad.

-But her? I think madam

-will be a handful.

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