Pennod 85 Rownd a Rownd

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-You wouldn't have snogged me

-if you weren't interested.

-I was drunk. I'd have snogged

-any girl who threw herself at me!

-I'm not interested,

-and never will be!

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-Bye now.

-It's quiet here.

-Everyone wants to know what's

-happening with the businesses.

-SPEAKS QUIETLY

-I think KrazyKuidz are serious.

-They talked about

-knocking the three places into one.

-At least things are moving.

-Hm?

-Alright.

-Are you at the clinic this morning?

-Yes.

-Yes, I've booked a flight

-on the 23rd.

-I don't remember the time.

-Alright.

-I'll talk to you tomorrow.

-Ta-ra.

-What?

-Is everything alright in Spain?

-Is everything alright in Spain?

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-Yes.

-She was in a hurry. She works

-all kinds of hours in the clinic.

-I thought she was going there

-for a break.

-I know.

-I didn't know

-that pound shop company was serious.

-Nothing is definite yet.

-I'm holding my breath.

-Yes.

-Don't say a word to Sophie.

-I won't.

-# I understand why everyone

-thinks they're part of the picture

-# You hold back and say nothing

-# You hold back, hold back

-# The snow drew attention #

-The recycling bin is over there.

-We'll put your bed against the wall.

-We'll put your bed against the wall.

-

-What?

-So that you can't get up

-on the wrong side.

-Bye, dear family.

-Ta-ra, Erin.

-Any idea what's wrong this time?

-Alright?

-Yes, thanks.

-I have to keep one copy

-and send them two.

-Thanks for doing this.

-Thanks for doing this.

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-It's the least I can do.

-But agreeing to be your guarantor

-doesn't mean I'd pay for you.

-Of course. Thanks.

-Where do I sign?

-There, and there.

-Right.

-Have you seen anywhere nice?

-Have you seen anywhere nice?

-

-The places I've seen weren't nice.

-The type of places where rats

-wipe their feet on the way out.

-Ugh! You'll find a place eventually.

-Ugh! You'll find a place eventually.

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-Fingers crossed.

-Bye.

-Bye.

-It's Iolo, isn't it?

-You do realize

-that you haven't got a chance.

-He's older than you.

-He's got a girlfriend,

-who's your teacher.

-Maybe, just maybe,

-he's not interested in you at all.

-It's nothing to do with you!

-It's nothing to do with you!

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-I don't want you to be upset.

-For once, mind your own business.

-Thanks, Iris.

-MICHELLE CHUCKLES

-What's so funny?

-Mr Lloyd, who else?

-"You're welcome to do the work

-at your convenience. Edwin Lloyd."

-He's got a new mobile,

-but the same language.

-He means, "Call to mend the fence

-today, if you like."

-I don't know if I want to.

-I might see something scary.

-He'll close the curtains, in case

-everyone sees his fancy woman.

-Fair play to him.

-I hope I'll be game at his age.

-I wish you were still game now.

-I wish you were still game now.

-

-What?!

-Stop!

-OK?

-OK?

-

-Hello.

-Alright?

-Alright?

-

-I still haven't heard from Sophie.

-What are you expecting to hear?

-What are you expecting to hear?

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-Whether Wyn gave her the books.

-Not this again.

-You both go on and on.

-He has to show her the books.

-It's part of the procedure,

-to check if a business is healthy.

-He could have given them to Sophie

-the other day.

-Either he's polishing them up

-or he's got something under his hat.

-You throw cold water on everything.

-We'll see.

-SCHOOL BELL

-I want the essays by next week,

-with the correct bibliography, Guto.

-Erin, can I have a word, please?

-Where were you on Friday afternoon?

-You weren't in my class

-or in the last lesson.

-Mr Parry had a word with you

-about absence without permission.

-Do you want to see him again?

-Hey.

-What's wrong?

-Come on now.

-Come on now.

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-Sorry.

-Is someone eating these baubles?

-I'm sure I put more up.

-They probably fell.

-They probably fell.

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-Am I the only one who picks them up?

-Thanks. We'll see you in six weeks.

-Thanks.

-Can someone do Mrs Roberts, Wern,

-for me at three?

-Is picking up baubles

-going to take a long time?

-No. I've got to be somewhere else.

-Is it about this place's future?

-Is it about this place's future?

-

-No, it's a doctor's appointment.

-I'll do Mrs Roberts.

-I'll do Mrs Roberts.

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-Thanks, Jac.

-Hi, Kelv.

-Hi, Kelv.

-

-What is it?

-Did you tell your mother we want

-to spend Christmas on our own?

-That's a no then.

-That's a no then.

-

-The deal was that you told her.

-Baby.

-Baby.

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-Why me?

-Just tell her!

-Take your time. There's no hurry.

-Sorry. This is so silly.

-Are there problems at home again?

-It's nothing.

-It's nothing.

-

-There must be something.

-Have you fallen out with anyone?

-Only everyone in this dump.

-It's sure to be hard at first.

-Have you made any friends?

-Have you made any friends?

-

-I thought I had.

-But he's...

-Ah. It's a boy problem.

-You can talk if you like.

-I'm here to listen.

-I fancy this lad.

-He's a bit older, but not much.

-I see.

-We've snogged a few times. I know

-he wants to take things further.

-But the last few days,

-he's been nasty to me.

-Acting as if I don't exist.

-Men aren't very good

-in situations like this.

-It's not that.

-He's got a girlfriend.

-That's that then.

-She controls him.

-If she wasn't around,

-I know we'd be fine.

-It's up to him, Erin.

-You can't do anything about it.

-No boy is worth waiting for,

-certainly not if he makes you cry.

-But I love him.

-And I know he loves me.

-I can't bear it!

-You can't park here, sir.

-Ha ha! Have you seen Llio?

-Ha ha! Have you seen Llio?

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-Not since this morning. Problems?

-We're seeing a lawyer

-about the house.

-You're lucky to have a house.

-You'll be alright.

-You'll be alright.

-

-We'll see.

-Come in. She's probably in her room.

-Well...

-Scared of seeing Erin?

-Scared of seeing Erin?

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-Not at all.

-She's been OK since our chat.

-What did I tell you? Come on.

-# It's all a fantasy, I'm just

-talking, don't think, stop thinking

-# This knife is very sharp

-# There's no reason,

-don't think, stop thinking #

-Sorry. More drama.

-What was wrong?

-You know girls that age.

-Everything is the end of the world.

-Everything is the end of the world.

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-Anything official?

-No. She's got a crush

-on an older lad.

-He's seeing someone else.

-It's straight out of True Romance.

-Are we going to see the lawyer?

-Are we going to see the lawyer?

-

-Yes, fine.

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-Should I have put on lipstick

-for Casanova?

-Give it a rest!

-Meical, Michelle!

-So you got my message.

-I'll look at the fence.

-Come in.

-Come in.

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-Are you sure?

-I don't want to interrupt anything.

-I don't want to interrupt anything.

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-No. Come in.

-Will you have a cuppa first?

-We're fine, thanks.

-Only if it's in your best china

-with a cream cake.

-If you like, Michelle.

-She's pulling your leg, Mr Lloyd.

-She's pulling your leg, Mr Lloyd.

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-I'm not!

-If it's good enough for one lady,

-it is for me too.

-I'm sorry?

-I'm sorry?

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-Don't take any notice.

-We saw you had company

-the other night.

-Naughty! I'd never have thought.

-No!

-A friend called

-to discuss chapel matters.

-Is that what you do in chapel now?

-Is that what you do in chapel now?

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-Chelle!

-I'm only joking!

-The old cup will do fine.

-Sorry, I forgot. I knew

-there was something I had to do.

-I thought so.

-I've come to fetch them.

-I don't keep the books at home.

-When can I see them?

-Anyone would think

-you don't want to sell the business.

-Is there a problem?

-Is there a problem?

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-Not at all.

-When can I see them?

-I'll come back if you like.

-No. I'll drop by later.

-I have to go. I'm late.

-I'll see you tonight.

-Hello, Megan.

-Yes, it's Edwin.

-I'm fine, thank you. How are you?

-VOICE IN OTHER ROOM

-Good.

-There's nothing wrong.

-I don't think I can call

-this afternoon, as we arranged.

-Yes, it's a pity.

-Yes.

-It's a great pity.

-Tomorrow?

-Sadly...

-..I think I'll be busy tomorrow too.

-I'm sorry about this...

-..especially if I've let you down.

-Some other time.

-Goodbye.

-Ta-ta.

-Well?

-The layout and decor are perfect.

-It's bigger than Dani's.

-It's convenient.

-It'll be for sale in the new year.

-It's great.

-Do you think the staff will like it?

-Jac and Lowri will be delighted.

-What's not to like?

-I don't want to put the cart

-before the horse.

-We'll mention this place

-once we know the sale's progressing.

-So, not a word!

-Nice cuppa, Mr Lloyd.

-Look, I heard you on the phone

-with someone just now.

-I couldn't help it.

-It made me think that what I said

-had made you reconsider seeing...

-..whatever her name is.

-Megan.

-I know you were pulling my leg.

-But I hadn't thought about it

-properly.

-I was too hasty.

-What is there to think about?

-I should have considered

-what people would say...

-..and think.

-Lena...

-Lena wouldn't want you

-to be lonely and unhappy.

-Well...

-Well...

-

-Of course not!

-Everyone has the right

-to a bit of happiness.

-Who cares what people think?

-We're only here once.

-We're only here once.

-

-Exactly.

-And if this Megan...

-..makes you happy, go for it!

-Go for it!

-We'll see.

-I appreciate what you've said.

-We'll see.

-Erin?

-A word, please.

-I had hoped

-not to have this chat again.

-What chat?

-About absence.

-Miss James has opened her mouth.

-Miss James has opened her mouth.

-

-It's nothing to do with Miss James.

-I won't accept any more absences.

-Alright.

-Alright what?

-Alright what?

-

-Alright, sir.

-I understand you've been behaving

-inappropriately outside school too.

-Iolo has opened his mouth too.

-I won't stand by and watch you

-trying to spoil people's lives.

-If you're old enough

-to behave like this...

-..you're old enough

-to be held responsible too.

-If I hear you're drawing attention

-to yourself again...

-..I'll go straight to the headmaster

-and recommend he expels you, OK?

-Do what you like.

-We'll see who he believes.

-Yes, we will.

-Mathew...

-Mr Parry!

-Please don't.

-I don't want that.

-You don't want what?

-You don't want what?

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-Don't tell the headmaster.

-You can't get everything you want.

-I did warn you.

-It's me. I push things too far

-sometimes. I know I shouldn't.

-Please, don't tell Mr Williams.

-I won't do anything again.

-It stops now, honestly.

-Please, I will stop.

-I'm not sure if it's that easy.

-I mean it.

-One more step out of place

-and I'll be through that door.

-Understand?

-Understand?

-

-Yes.

-Yes what?

-Yes what?

-

-Yes, sir.

-Right.

-Now go home.

-We'll have a better idea tonight.

-Wyn is bringing the books over.

-Wyn is bringing the books over.

-

-At last.

-He's kept hold of them long enough.

-Who are you criticizing now, Glenda?

-Who are you criticizing now, Glenda?

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-Your father.

-If he's serious about selling us

-the lease, he'd better buck up.

-He'll do things in his own time.

-He'll do things in his own time.

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-I'm sure.

-We'll have to think

-about a name for the salon.

-What?

-It can't be Dani's.

-You'll have nothing to do with it.

-You'll have nothing to do with it.

-

-You're right.

-I won't be anywhere near.

-I'm buying a bigger and nicer salon

-with Dad. I went to see it today.

-I'm sure. Another dream!

-You're dreaming, if you think

-you can buy this place.

-Dad doesn't want to sell to you.

-He's accepted a bid

-from KrazyKuidz.

-Think about names if you like,

-but why bother?

-There won't be a salon.

-Is this true?

-Ho ho ho!

-Alright?

-I'm starving!

-I got you these on the way home.

-Good.

-I think I've got

-all the Christmas stuff now...

-..apart from a few odds and ends.

-What about Dani and David?

-We'll take a bottle of wine

-and a few cans.

-We've been talking about that.

-We've been talking about that.

-

-We don't all have to take wine.

-It wasn't about that, was it, Kelv?

-It wasn't about that, was it, Kelv?

-

-Eh?

-We'd prefer to stay at home

-and have Christmas by ourselves.

-Fine, but it's silly.

-Going to so much trouble

-when you can have a posh free meal.

-I told you she wouldn't mind.

-Leave that, Wil! Come to the table.

-Oh!

-# A dream and a fantasy #

-Erin.

-Do you have to?

-Yes, I do have to.

-# No reason #

-Right.

-Cheers!

-At least we know

-there are no legal problems...

-..even if it does cost a bomb.

-TEXT ALERT

-"You'll regret this! xxx E."

-Food is almost ready.

-Problem?

-Problem?

-

-No.

-S4C Subtitles by Gwead

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