Pennod 9 Rownd a Rownd

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-Why don't you go out?

-I can't afford to take her out

-all the time.

-I definitely can't tell her

-about my gambling problem.

-It's odd that he was

-outside your boyfriend's house.

-They barely know each other.

-I don't understand.

-Neither do I, at the moment.

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-# Is the body falling apart? #

-The doctor won't be long.

-Thanks. I'll wait.

-I only want a quick word.

-# In the hands

-# Of the irresponsible? #

-Hi, Mathew.

-I was worried

-she'd be cross because I'm late.

-Are you?

-Are you?

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-Five or ten minutes.

-What's Taid like as a goalie?

-What's Taid like as a goalie?

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-Better than Mair.

-Then he must be good!

-# Go to the heart of the machine #

-Hiya.

-Is it an overnight trip?

-Not this time.

-Where are you going?

-Where are you going?

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-I don't know!

-Do you remember when you used

-to give me surprises, Terry?

-All I know is

-that I have to take a swimsuit!

-There's a nice pool in Llangefni.

-She'll be back before supper.

-She'll be back before supper.

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-Enjoy yourselves.

-Bye, Owain!

-Bye, Owain!

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-Ta-ta.

-Thanks. I won't ask him

-any difficult questions.

-How do you feel?

-Or is that a silly question?

-No, I think I can answer.

-Not bad, thanks.

-I've been here a few times.

-I'd hoped to see you earlier.

-I'm not sure if I can help.

-I'm not sure if I can help.

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-Why do you say that?

-I don't remember anything.

-I'm sure we'll find a detail

-to help make sense of things.

-Sorry.

-Since I came round, I've been

-going through everything in my mind.

-But no, nothing.

-So you slept here again last night?!

-No, actually.

-I was called in to work.

-You're in the same boat

-as me and Philip.

-You don't look too busy.

-It's quieter on Sundays,

-but I'm here if needed.

-Head teachers and bankers

-probably play golf!

-I'd rather work.

-When will Dale be back?

-I don't know.

-Mam said it's tonsillitis.

-I'd have earache living with Arthur.

-I'll have to ask the union

-about the rates for Sunday working.

-I'm sure the boss

-will look after you!

-Ah!

-Nemeth.

-Who?

-An artist. He lives around here now.

-He has an exhibition down the road.

-When?

-Um...

-It starts today!

-How long has this been here?

-How long has this been here?

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-For a while.

-His work is great.

-Why don't you go there?

-You asked me to come in to help.

-I also said the boss

-would look after you.

-It's alright. It's on for a week.

-Go home to get changed

-and have a good time.

-Do you remember working that day,

-or your clients?

-Nothing unusual?

-No, sorry.

-Do you remember leaving

-at the end of the day?

-You didn't take your usual bus

-to Upper Bangor?

-Right.

-You say you don't remember

-why you were by those flats.

-Why don't we try to think

-who might have done this?

-I'm not sure.

-I don't think

-I've upset anyone up here.

-It's nothing to do with your past,

-before coming here?

-Could it be in any way linked

-to the case with your father?

-You did come here

-straight from prison.

-Did anyone there hold a grudge?

-Did anyone there hold a grudge?

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-Where did you hear?

-We took swabs and prints.

-Contrary to what people think,

-police forces do communicate.

-From what I read,

-you're not a person to cross.

-Once.

-I hope you read it was only

-after years of suffering...

-..that I did what I did.

-You remember that.

-Wow, it looks marvellous!

-Thanks.

-Since we're not staying the night,

-I wanted it to be special.

-I'm not here to find fault.

-All I'm trying to do

-is find out what happened to you.

-Is it possible that your father

-sent someone after you?

-It wouldn't be him.

-He doesn't know I'm here.

-Your sister knows.

-I talked to her.

-She sends her regards, by the way.

-She can't come up at the moment.

-I don't want anyone

-to know about my past.

-No-one will find out from me,

-if that's worrying you.

-Especially Dani...

-..and Philip and Lowri.

-No-one.

-Thanks.

-But if you can't help me...

-No.

-Sorry.

-Honestly.

-If I remember anything,

-I'll let you know.

-# We're only in this world once #

-Good morning.

-Parry, Mathew Parry.

-I can't remember

-when I last did something like this!

-Isn't Vince into hot stones?

-Isn't Vince into hot stones?

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-Hot chocolate, more like.

-Thanks.

-It's the second door on the left.

-You go ahead.

-You said on the phone

-that you accepted vouchers.

-Of course.

-No problem. Thanks.

-Enjoy your day.

-We will, thanks.

-# In love

-# It's like the tide #

-Just one! Thanks.

-# It's a treasure

-more valuable than gold

-# Live for the moment #

-I like that one too.

-Amazing, isn't it?

-# We're only here once #

-I could get used to this!

-I can think of worse things to do.

-It's much better than listening

-to the children arguing.

-Forget everything.

-Dad, the shop, Jim Gym...

-..school!

-Um, I think you'll have trouble

-forgetting school.

-What?

-# We're only here once #

-Llio!

-# And be with you #

-Hey, look who's here!

-You didn't say you were coming here.

-You didn't say you were coming here.

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-It was a surprise for me too.

-Great. Llio, look!

-Philip hasn't closed, has he?

-Philip hasn't closed, has he?

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-No, you've got ten minutes.

-I want the Sunday papers.

-I want the Sunday papers.

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-Not working today?

-To read after work.

-What's the latest about Jac?

-I've just been to the hospital.

-Was he OK?

-Yes, he looked quite well.

-He was a great help, fair play.

-Good.

-Yes.

-Dani will be delighted.

-So we'll know something soon.

-So we'll know something soon.

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-I don't know about that.

-Let's just say

-things are moving along nicely.

-That's good news.

-The poor lad looked terrible.

-The poor lad looked terrible.

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-It was lucky you were there.

-When did you find out

-she was dragging you here?

-It was my idea.

-A surprise.

-I'm a sub.

-She was supposed to come

-with Bethan History.

-It's a good job, really.

-I forgot to get her anything

-for St Dwynwen's Day.

-This is Sophie's present.

-Nice.

-We'll see how long that lasts.

-What do you mean?

-What do you mean?

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-Nothing.

-You never know

-what's round the corner.

-How did it go?

-How did it go?

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-Work was fine.

-Oh?

-I've just had the pleasure

-of talking to our friend Sian.

-She's been talking to Jac.

-It sounds as if

-he's told her everything.

-You're joking?!

-We're in trouble, David.

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-I'd better go.

-What time is your facial?

-What time is your facial?

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-Quarter to.

-Are you having a facial?

-Nice!

-Mathew?

-Mathew?

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-What?

-I'd be like a new woman.

-I don't mind you as you are.

-Would they accept a late booking?

-I don't know.

-I arranged it a month ago.

-I could always ask.

-I could always ask.

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-Why not?

-I've seen a big screen over there.

-The lads can watch the football.

-If they can fit me in,

-we'll only be apart for an hour.

-No problem.

-Enjoy it, love.

-Come to eat.

-I'm not hungry.

-Look...

-What exactly did she say?

-I don't remember the exact words,

-but I had the feeling he'd talked.

-If he had, Sian would have come here

-or asked you more questions.

-That's how they are.

-They say a little

-and leave you to stew.

-I'll have to go to see him.

-I'll have to go to see him.

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-Don't be stupid!

-Eat something.

-Is this work or pleasure for you?

-I spent two years in London.

-Really? Where?

-I went to Camberwell.

-St Martins.

-But I walked out before finishing.

-Do you still produce stuff?

-When I have time.

-What do you do every day?

-Um...

-..well, I sell pizzas.

-I wouldn't teach either...

-..if I didn't need the money

-for my creative work.

-Are you working on anything now?

-I try, when I get the chance.

-A few of us are going

-to the Cross for a drink afterwards.

-Um...

-Come on.

-Great. Thanks.

-You can relax here.

-Thanks.

-Oh!

-Thank you very much. It was lovely.

-Thanks.

-That was good of them.

-I didn't think they'd fit me in.

-You were lucky. They look busy.

-The vouchers offer must be popular.

-Vouchers?

-There are a lot of Internet offers.

-Places in the scheme

-could cost as little as half price.

-That's fine

-if bargains are your thing.

-I don't think I could afford

-to come here otherwise.

-Maybe you should have tried

-for the deputy's job.

-# Sian #

-Yr Ods

-The kids turn up their noses

-at reheated Sunday lunch.

-I prefer pizza too,

-but I daren't say that to Glenda.

-I hope these please.

-I'm sure they will. Thanks.

-Oh, so you do remember me.

-Sorry.

-It went on longer than I thought.

-It went on longer than I thought.

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-It's fine.

-You look tired.

-I'm starting to flag.

-Go upstairs.

-I'll bring you a cuppa later on.

-Did you enjoy it?

-Yes, it was great.

-I was invited

-to go on to the Cross...

-..but I didn't want to lose

-all my brownie points.

-Why didn't you go?

-I wanted to come back here.

-# Back and back

-# The day still shines #

-Hiya!

-How are you all?

-Are you OK, David?

-Are you OK, David?

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-Yes.

-How's the patient?

-How's the patient?

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-Amazing, really.

-Sorry, I didn't get a chance

-to buy you anything.

-It's OK. Get a chair.

-Thanks. It was lovely.

-It was a nice place.

-Will you come in?

-I'd better take the car back to Dad.

-Look at us, at our age,

-having to go back to our parents.

-We'd be worse off without them.

-We'd be worse off without them.

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-Yes.

-In an ideal world...

-..it would have been nice

-to stay there tonight.

-Did you see the prices?

-Did you see the prices?

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-No, I didn't notice.

-Llio said that she and Iolo

-had some kind of deal.

-Did you know?

-No.

-Can I make a contribution?

-Not at all. It was my surprise.

-Thanks.

-I'll expect the same standard

-every time now!

-Thanks.

-Thanks.

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-Thank you.

-Ta-ra.

-Ta-ra.

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-Ta-ra.

-How do you feel?

-I'm sure you're still groggy.

-Whoever did this

-didn't know how tough our Jac is.

-If it was someone else's fault.

-He doesn't remember anything.

-He doesn't remember anything.

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-Nothing at all.

-We could pay him less, Lowri!

-Don't let them

-take advantage of you, Jac.

-We wouldn't.

-It must be unpleasant,

-losing days of your life like that.

-Sometimes, people remember

-weeks or even months later.

-I hope so. It's very frustrating.

-I hope so. It's very frustrating.

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-I'm sure.

-TEXT ALERT

-It's Kelvin and the kids.

-We're going for a burger.

-Nice.

-Take care, mate. I'll see you soon.

-Thanks for coming.

-Ta-ra.

-We'd better not stay too long.

-Can you fill this before you go?

-I'll go.

-Dani knows where the machine is.

-Dani knows where the machine is.

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-Yes.

-What's the food like?

-Phone and wallet.

-I take it you've got them.

-I take it you've got them.

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-Sorry?

-Seeing as you took them.

-Seeing as you took them.

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-Um, from where?

-Don't play games with me.

-I remember everything, David.

-Why do Lowri and Dani think...

-Why do Lowri and Dani think...

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-Here you are.

-Thanks.

-Come on, the nurse said

-that the doctor is on the way.

-I'll see you tomorrow.

-I'll see you tomorrow.

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-Alright.

-Thanks for coming.

-Ta-ra.

-Ta-ra.

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-Ta-ra.

-Bye.

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