Pennod 63 Rownd a Rownd

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-Alright, Mr Parry?

-Alright, Mr Parry?

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-Yes, thanks.

-Wil.

-Please don't say you fancy him.

-Please don't say you fancy him.

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-Why?

-Not again.

-I don't, but his mate is nice.

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-Why do I have to work

-every Saturday?

-You had Wednesday off.

-It's not the same.

-I'll buy you lunch.

-Come early, then the morning

-won't feel so boring and long.

-Thanks!

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-If it's someone selling windows,

-I'll send them up.

-Hi, Dad!

-Is David in?

-Yes, he's lounging upstairs. Ta-ra.

-Get dressed. You've got work to do.

-What's this?

-There's a meeting

-with HD Electrical Systems...

-..in that new hotel

-near Port at midday.

-I've talked to them on the phone,

-but I haven't discussed a price.

-I've got something else on,

-so you have to go.

-I don't know anything about wiring!

-You will after reading those.

-You will after reading those.

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-Anything else?

-Yes.

-Don't mess it up.

-Here you are.

-Here you are.

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-Thanks.

-Do you have any plans today?

-Do you have any plans today?

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-Not really.

-I hope to see Sophie.

-Are things going well between you?

-Yes.

-Although I see more of Glenda

-than I'd like to!

-You seem more content these days.

-I am.

-What is it?

-I'm sure there should be

-more tablets in this box.

-Are you sure?

-Are you sure?

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-No, but...

-Have you looked in the bathroom?

-Are they in your bag?

-Are they in your bag?

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-No.

-It's your age.

-It's your age.

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-Thanks.

-I want it!

-Stop it, you two.

-He's a pain!

-Let him play with it.

-No! I've just found a 2 coin

-under the carpet.

-Don't, Robbie!

-Hey! Stop that!

-Arthur will be angry

-if you break it.

-Robbie, get your fishing bag.

-MIA CRIES

-Good luck.

-I hope you find something better

-than a lemonade can.

-We'll find Mam's ring, won't we?

-We'll find Mam's ring, won't we?

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-A needle in a haystack.

-Bye.

-Bye.

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-Let's go.

-TEXT MESSAGE

-"When are you coming for lunch? xxx"

-"I can't sorry xxx"

-Can I try?

-No.

-What has Mia got in her mouth?

-What has Mia got in her mouth?

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-Seaweed.

-Give her a drink.

-METAL DETECTOR BLEEPS

-BLEEPS FASTER

-Look!

-Did you put this here?

-Did you put this here?

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-Yes.

-Because I'm bored.

-Because I'm bored.

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-Idiot!

-MOBILE PHONE

-BANGING SOUND

-# Voices in the house

-# Lift my heart

-# I have realized

-# That memory's door won't close

-# The pleasure won't go on

-# When I'm not happy

-# I'll think about the fear #

-The film starts at one

-or at a quarter past four.

-What did you say?

-The film. You've got an hour

-to do your hair, or all afternoon.

-Later? Anyway, you wanted

-to go to Copa for a coffee first.

-You're not ready to go anywhere.

-You're not ready to go anywhere.

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-I'll be with you now.

-Now?! I've heard that before.

-Now?! I've heard that before.

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-Go. I'll join you in Copa later.

-Fine by me.

-Give it another half hour,

-then stop, Kelv.

-You could look for a year

-and not find it.

-It is important, but I don't want

-you all to catch double pneumonia.

-I'll just have to accept it's gone.

-I'll talk to you later. Ta-ra.

-SIGHS

-Don't think I'm being nosy,

-but you look rather dejected.

-Hello, Mr Lloyd.

-I'm alright, thanks. It's nothing.

-Something quite serious

-must have happened...

-..for such a cheerful person

-to be so despondent.

-I've only myself to blame.

-I've only myself to blame.

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-So, there is something on your mind.

-I've lost my engagement ring

-down by the river.

-Well, well, Lowri!

-It wasn't expensive,

-not that it matters.

-I feel dreadful for being careless

-with such an important thing.

-Sorry, I'm sure you think I'm silly.

-Sorry, I'm sure you think I'm silly.

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-Not at all.

-I'd better go back to work.

-Two hours?!

-I'm in a hurry to get somewhere.

-It doesn't matter. Forget it.

-Come on!

-Hiya, Dani.

-I'm sorry about lunch.

-It wasn't my fault.

-Your father asked me

-to go to a meeting at short notice.

-No.

-I've had a puncture.

-I'm going to be late.

-Can you come here?

-I know you're busy.

-Can you ask Lowri or Jac

-to do you a favour?

-Please, Dani.

-Wyn will be furious.

-Phone Dad to say you can't go.

-The puncture isn't your fault.

-I'll phone you back.

-Sorry to interrupt.

-No problem, I'm going.

-Thanks for this.

-Thanks for this.

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-Bye, Carys.

-What are you doing this afternoon?

-Thanks.

-What's the Wi-Fi password here?

-C0P2016.

-Thanks.

-Here you are, Iolo.

-Thanks.

-Internet shopping?

-Something special

-for your girlfriend, perhaps?

-I want to look

-at the beer festival website.

-Oh!

-Oh!

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-It's in the middle of nowhere.

-Nice.

-Where will people stay?

-I'm sure there's a link for hotels.

-There are four bed and breakfasts,

-at least three miles away.

-A walk will do you good,

-after a bellyful of beer.

-Oh. There's a campsite.

-Iolo, can you lend Vince a tent?

-Iolo, can you lend Vince a tent?

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-Of course.

-I'm not sleeping in a tent!

-Why not?

-Why not?

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-In October? Don't be daft.

-Hiya, Iolo.

-Remember me?

-No. Sorry.

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-Thanks for the coffee.

-I'd better go.

-I'll see you later. Ta-ra.

-If I'm stuck, I'll borrow your tent.

-Alright.

-You are pulling my leg, aren't you?

-You are pulling my leg, aren't you?

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-Sorry?

-You must remember me.

-You've mistaken me for someone else.

-You've mistaken me for someone else.

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-I like men who play games.

-Sorry. I don't know who you are

-or what you're talking about.

-The club, June, Bangor,

-you and me on Jagerbombs.

-I'd never have recognized you.

-I'd never have recognized you.

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-If you say so.

-Hasn't she arrived yet?

-Hasn't she arrived yet?

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-She won't be long.

-I'll wait outside.

-I'll wait outside.

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-I'll come out to you.

-Thanks.

-I'll take care of Mrs Davies.

-You can pack.

-You can pack.

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-Why?

-I've booked a night for us

-at Portmeirion.

-We can go for a walk this afternoon

-and I've booked supper at seven.

-I don't know.

-If you don't come, Mrs Davies will.

-It's only for one night.

-A change will do us both good.

-Why not?

-Sorry, Mrs Davies.

-Another time, perhaps.

-Hiya.

-Hiya.

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-Hiya.

-Thanks for coming quickly.

-Thanks for coming quickly.

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-No problem.

-It's round the other side.

-Ah.

-I tried changing the wheel.

-I tried changing the wheel.

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-In that suit?

-Is it a wedding or a funeral?

-Is it a wedding or a funeral?

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-A meeting.

-Do you have the number

-for a local taxi firm?

-I'll take you.

-No, really, I'll get a taxi.

-Come on. We'll sort your car later.

-If you're sure.

-If you're sure.

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-Come on.

-I'm hungry!

-Get something from the bag.

-MIA CRIES

-Did you find something?

-Did you find something?

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-Yes.

-Give me a bite.

-Thanks.

-SNIFFS

-What's that smell?

-What have you been playing with?

-What have you been playing with?

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-Stones.

-Show me.

-SNIFFS

-Ugh!

-That's not a stone,

-it's some sort of poo!

-Wash your hands in the water.

-Don't you touch that either!

-You left this.

-Thanks.

-Are you waiting for your girlfriend?

-Are you waiting for your girlfriend?

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-Yes.

-Does she like Jagerbombs?

-Does she like Jagerbombs?

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-Whatever happened, forget it.

-Does she know what you do

-in Bangor on Friday nights?

-Listen, I was drunk and stupid.

-Maybe it was a big deal for you,

-but it meant nothing to me.

-Now, go.

-You must have better things to do.

-You must have better things to do.

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-I'll see you.

-I told you I wouldn't be long.

-I told you I wouldn't be long.

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-Long enough.

-Do you want a coffee?

-Do you want a coffee?

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-No. Let's go.

-Eh? Where?

-Anywhere. You choose.

-Your hair looks very nice.

-Your hair looks very nice.

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-Ha ha.

-Thanks, Rhys.

-Thanks, Rhys.

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-No problem.

-How much do I owe you?

-How much do I owe you?

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-You can settle when I've finished.

-No, please. Take this for starters.

-Keep it. I had nothing better to do.

-I owe you a pint.

-Go. You're late.

-Bye.

-Thanks again.

-Thanks again.

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-You're welcome.

-Have you washed your hands?

-Have you washed your hands?

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-Yes.

-I said wash them, not go for a swim.

-Let's go home.

-Come on!

-Oh!

-He isn't usually late.

-Sorry I'm late.

-Ah, David.

-We were just talking about you.

-Hannah, David.

-I had a change of plan.

-Fortunately, as it turns out.

-Sorry, I...

-We'd better start.

-Lowri!

-Hello, Mr Lloyd.

-I've been thinking

-about what you said.

-It was nothing.

-These things happen for a reason.

-Do they?

-Oh, yes.

-Since I lost Lena...

-..I keep her ring

-in a small box by the bed.

-I reach for it...

-..when I miss her.

-It gives me a bit of comfort.

-I'm sure you miss her terribly.

-Maybe your ring has gone.

-But the important things...

-..you still have them.

-Your soulmate and children,

-those are the treasures.

-You're right, Mr Lloyd.

-I told you I was being silly.

-I told you I was being silly.

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-Not at all!

-Lena would have done

-exactly the same thing.

-If it makes you happier...

-..carry on looking.

-Forgive an old man

-for nattering on, and interfering.

-It's fine.

-I'll see you, Mr Lloyd.

-I'll see you, Mr Lloyd.

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-Thank you.

-Don't rush back. We'll be fine.

-Don't rush back. We'll be fine.

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-Thanks.

-Thanks. We'll see you tomorrow.

-Enjoy yourselves.

-If there's a problem...

-There won't be.

-I printed the booking details.

-Thanks.

-Thanks.

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-Good luck.

-Cross everything you've got.

-What shall we do now?

-Play shop?

-Why don't we close the shop

-and just play?

-Naughty!

-Come on, you stinker.

-Watch you don't break that.

-I don't care.

-What's that smell?

-Wash your hands, Robbie.

-He played with some smelly lump.

-He played with some smelly lump.

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-OK, troops?

-What on earth was it?

-What on earth was it?

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-I've been looking for you.

-Something dead or rotten.

-How did it go?

-Hopeless. Mia wouldn't keep still

-and Robbie moaned non-stop.

-What did the lump look like?

-What did the lump look like?

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-I didn't really look.

-It was like a stone, but lighter.

-What colour was it?

-Grey, brown and yellow.

-Maybe it was ambergris!

-Maybe it was ambergris!

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-What's that?

-Whale vomit.

-It washes up on beaches sometimes.

-We've just studied it in Biology.

-Did you see a whale being sick?

-Did you see a whale being sick?

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-No.

-If that's what it was,

-it's worth a lot.

-Thousands of pounds, maybe.

-Are you serious?

-Are you serious?

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-It depends on its size and age.

-I hope you didn't chuck it back in!

-I hope you didn't chuck it back in!

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-No.

-Thank goodness.

-Thank goodness.

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-I buried it.

-Kelvin!

-Kelvin!

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-I didn't know what it was!

-Get your coats. We'll look for it.

-Come on, Ken!

-Did you find the ring?

-We'd better hurry.

-The tide's coming in.

-That's a no then.

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