Pennod 7 Rownd a Rownd

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-It was over in a split second.

-What about my career?

-All the hard work?

-I could lose everything.

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-MACHINE BLEEPS

-# You try not to listen

-# To the voices in your head

-# You touch the truth

-# That hides behind the curtain

-# The game turns bitter

-# The wine turns sour,

-the smile turns to tears #

-Do you know more

-than what's in the paper?

-What does it say?

-What does it say?

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-That he's still in a coma.

-I phoned the hospital.

-There was no change overnight.

-Is that good news or bad news?

-I don't know.

-Does anyone know

-exactly what happened?

-Not as far as I know.

-It all sounds very odd.

-It all sounds very odd.

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-Ken was beaten up not so long ago.

-The police will find

-who did it, hopefully.

-We don't have a contact number

-for friends or family either.

-Hello! This is a nice surprise.

-A good start to your day.

-It'll go downhill now.

-What are you doing today?

-Walking down corridors,

-looking important?

-I'll have to do a bit of that.

-Aren't you lucky?

-You don't have it too bad.

-Drinking tea

-and eating cakes all day!

-It could be much worse for us both.

-Don't stop on my account.

-I'll phone you tonight.

-I'm glad I saw you, Vince.

-Why? Do you want some tips?!

-I wanted a chat about Adam.

-I wanted a chat about Adam.

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-Oh? Is there a problem?

-Yes, actually.

-Are you up to returning to work?

-Not really.

-I hope they'll be sensible

-and not ask questions.

-Time will pass quicker at work.

-Time will pass quicker at work.

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-Do you have a busy day?

-Yes, very busy.

-I'm dealing with the attack on Jac,

-the lad from the salon.

-Are you taking charge of that?

-Are you taking charge of that?

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-Yes.

-Have they found anything?

-Have they found anything?

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-I'll see when I go in.

-It sounds like a very odd case.

-It sounds like a very odd case.

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-Bye.

-Are there any more details?

-Are there any more details?

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-Nothing new.

-I hardly slept again last night.

-It's easy for me to say this.

-But you must try not to worry.

-How do you expect me to do that?

-I just want to admit everything.

-You're panicking now.

-You have to keep cool.

-When they find out

-he's been in jail...

-..they might look for people

-who knew him at that time.

-I really regret running away.

-Do you blame me for that?

-Do you blame me for that?

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-You told me to go.

-I had to think quickly, to save you.

-I hit him. Jac knows that.

-True.

-But we have no choice.

-We've gone too far.

-Coffee and a bacon sandwich, please.

-Coffee and a bacon sandwich, please.

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-Right.

-How was Jason?

-How was Jason?

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-Don't talk to me.

-What's the matter with him?

-He's better.

-What's wrong?

-She's cross.

-So would you be, Glenda.

-I was almost at the bus stop

-when I saw the bus approaching.

-I lifted my hand.

-The driver carried on!

-He didn't see you.

-A blind driver!

-What did you do?

-I waited in the freezing rain

-for 45 minutes.

-Why didn't you go back

-to Jason's house?

-I didn't want to miss the next bus.

-Sorry I couldn't take you.

-I had to buy stock.

-I'm not blaming you!

-Arthur should have taken you

-to Holyhead.

-Yes.

-You've done enough for him

-over the years.

-He's still sulking about the money.

-You know what you should do,

-don't you?

-What?

-Stop being so dramatic.

-I think I'm being very calm,

-after putting someone in hospital.

-At least he's still alive.

-Oh, thanks.

-You have to remember

-that it was an accident.

-I punched him.

-Because he punched you first.

-It's called self-defence.

-Great.

-So I can be charged

-for manslaughter, not murder.

-When he comes round,

-it'll be his word against yours.

-What exactly did he say?

-Adam walked out of the exam

-without writing a word.

-He didn't even go to the exam

-on Friday.

-It isn't like Adam.

-No.

-I know he's worried

-and thinking about Nel.

-It is difficult for him.

-I think the world of him.

-I don't know the best thing to do...

-..or what right I have to interfere.

-He hasn't left the house for days.

-He hasn't left the house for days.

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-You'll have to try to talk to him.

-And he's got an exam this afternoon.

-And he's got an exam this afternoon.

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-Just say that you're there for him.

-Again?

-Mathew said he could talk

-to a counsellor at school.

-Has he done that?

-Has he done that?

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-No.

-Barry's idea is marvellous!

-What do you think?

-I don't know.

-I'd better talk to him first.

-A cup of tea, please.

-I want to ask you something.

-Before you do, I want you to know

-that I'm tired of this childish row.

-Me too.

-It's all there.

-Count it, if you like.

-Thanks.

-At last.

-You shouldn't say thanks

-for your own money.

-Are you going to stop

-this strike nonsense?

-Can things go back

-to how they used to be?

-Where did you get this?

-I had to beg Clive for a sub

-from my pay. I felt really small.

-You needed to learn a lesson.

-I don't want to hear

-any more about it.

-I'd like to have the old Iris back.

-The one you took advantage of.

-The nice, sweet one.

-The stupid one,

-who did exactly what you said.

-What did you want to ask?

-It can wait.

-Are you counting it too?

-Are you counting it too?

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-Yes.

-I'll get in touch when he's back.

-Thanks for phoning. Ta-ra.

-Any news from the hospital?

-No.

-I'm going to visit him tonight.

-Will you come too?

-I'm not sure.

-Why?

-Why?

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-I have to work.

-I told you to come here

-if you weren't busy, so you aren't.

-I have to work tonight.

-In any case, Jac is unconscious.

-We won't have to stay long.

-Was that all you wanted?

-No.

-You know when you tried

-to find out about Jac?

-You told me to stop.

-You told me to stop.

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-The police have talked to Philip.

-They probably know

-all about him now.

-Have you dragged me all the way here

-just to say that?

-You don't sound glad to see me.

-You don't sound glad to see me.

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-I'm delighted.

-Good. You can buy me lunch.

-I don't have time today.

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-OK?

-I've been talking to Mathew,

-so you know what's coming.

-Move.

-We know things

-have been very tough for you.

-You've had a big shock.

-But you have to try.

-Your education is important.

-You've got an exam this afternoon.

-You've got an exam this afternoon.

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-Have I?

-Yes.

-I'm taking you to school,

-to make sure you go.

-You can try.

-# To the rocks of his home

-# The blood flows down

-# Flowing like hell #

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-FOOTSTEPS ON STAIRS

-Tea or coffee?

-No, thanks.

-David is rather busy today.

-He has to see a client.

-Then he's going with Dani

-to the hospital to see Jac.

-You won't keep him long, will you?

-You won't keep him long, will you?

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-It's only a few questions.

-I told your colleague

-all I know last week.

-I wasn't there.

-Have a seat.

-I arrived home from work.

-I went to buy supper

-at the chip shop. I saw you there.

-Yes.

-I first heard about it

-when Dad phoned.

-He said he'd found Jac

-lying outside.

-Meical gave me a lift home.

-He was there, unconscious.

-I thought he'd fallen, because

-there was no-one else around.

-We think Jac was attacked...

-..judging by the bruises

-on his face.

-Who would do something like that?

-He was a quiet lad, apparently.

-Is it alright if I go now?

-If you've told us

-everything that might help.

-Yes, I think so.

-I'm sorry I can't be a bigger help.

-But I have a few questions for you.

-But I have a few questions for you.

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-Are you sure you won't have a cuppa?

-Hiya.

-I didn't expect you home now.

-I didn't expect you home now.

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-Iolo's doing a shift.

-I'm going back by seven.

-Look.

-What is it?

-Adam's exam timetable.

-He still has five to go.

-Oh.

-Does Callum know

-about the situation at school?

-They've talked since the funeral.

-I don't know what Adam said.

-Maybe Callum could persuade him

-to take the exams.

-It's worth trying.

-It won't do any harm.

-Hiya, Callum.

-Are you OK?

-How serious are Jac's injuries?

-Very serious.

-But he isn't in danger.

-Thank goodness for that.

-What strikes me as odd...

-..is what he was doing round here.

-I can't help you there.

-He obviously

-wasn't going to a shop or pub.

-What was he doing here?

-Maybe he has a friend in the area.

-Not according

-to our door-to-door enquiries.

-We're keeping an open mind.

-I hope you catch

-whoever was responsible.

-If you think of anything that might

-help us, will you get in touch?

-Of course.

-Has Jac ever been here?

-Has Jac ever been here?

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-Yes.

-Has he?

-Has he?

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-Once, at Christmas.

-So he knew where you and David live?

-Well, yes.

-Thanks for your help.

-He's here! Are you sure

-you don't mind? I'm excited!

-It'll be nice for you.

-Ready?

-Ready?

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-Yes. I'm looking forward to it.

-She's been like a child before

-a Sunday school trip all afternoon.

-Where are you going?

-Where are you going?

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-With Barry.

-So early, I mean.

-I pay you until five.

-I pay you until five.

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-We've sorted it out between us.

-Philip, can we go or not?

-Philip, can we go or not?

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-If she tells me where.

-I'll tell you tomorrow!

-I'll tell you tomorrow!

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-Don't worry.

-Glenda will tell me in a minute.

-So you gave your father a lift home.

-So you gave your father a lift home.

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-Yes. I do almost every day.

-And you left him outside his house?

-And you left him outside his house?

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-Yes.

-Was there anyone else about?

-No, but I did turn back.

-I forgot to give him his pay.

-How far did you go before turning?

-Not very far. A few minutes at most.

-Two minutes? Ten minutes?

-Two minutes? Ten minutes?

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-Five minutes at most.

-Dad was very shaken. Poor thing.

-And you didn't see anyone else?

-And you didn't see anyone else?

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-No.

-Are you sure?

-Are you sure?

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-Yes, perfectly.

-Do you have any idea who did it?

-How well do you know Jac?

-Not very well.

-He's friends with Dani,

-and he works for her.

-He's a nice lad.

-Dani is very upset too.

-I'll need a word with Dani too.

-Why?

-Dani has told you everything.

-She might know

-if Jac had friends locally.

-She doesn't know much about him.

-Thanks for you help.

-I want to call at K-Kabs

-before going home.

-They don't know anything.

-Just in case they gave Jac

-a lift to that street sometime.

-Or anywhere else, come to that.

-Um, how's Alwyn?

-How are you both now?

-Fair.

-I'm sure.

-We think about you a lot.

-Thanks, Meical.

-Show Vince the picture you drew.

-That's a good picture!

-We'll have to ask Siwan

-to do Adam's exams for him.

-Did you talk to him afterwards?

-He's on the phone with Callum now.

-I hope

-he'll knock some sense into him.

-Alright. Thanks for phoning.

-Talk to you soon. Ta-ra.

-Callum?

-Yes.

-How was he?

-How was he?

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-Alright.

-Look, I want to apologize.

-I've behaved terribly.

-Don't worry.

-It's been a difficult time for you.

-I'm better after talking to Callum.

-I'm better after talking to Callum.

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-Good.

-I've realized

-that things have to change.

-I was only nagging you

-for your own good this morning.

-I hope you understand that.

-I hope you understand that.

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-Yes, I understand.

-You've both been very kind to me.

-But now that Mam, Lisa

-and Callum have gone...

-..and Nel...

-..I've decided to move away.

-Away?!

-Away?!

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-Where?

-To Cardiff, with Callum.

-Since when do you drive

-an old woman's car?

-Is the Bimmer too expensive to run?

-It's my new car.

-Eh?

-I've just bought it!

-I've just bought it!

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-Why do you need a car?

-Why does anyone need a car?

-To go from place to place.

-Yes, but your mother can't drive!

-I'll learn.

-Then I won't have to ask you

-for favours.

-I can come and go, as I like.

-That's spending money unnecessarily.

-It's her money.

-It's exciting!

-CAR HORN

-CAR HORN

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-Good grief!

-OK. Ta-ra.

-That was Meical.

-He said the police want to ask me

-more questions, Sian this time.

-Is there any more information?

-Is there any more information?

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-No.

-I think Sian is more clued up

-than the ones I saw last week.

-She's a good policewoman.

-But anyway, when Jac comes round...

-..he'll say what he remembers.

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