Pennod 2 Un Bore Mercher

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-Love you. Love you.

-And love you. Bye, Rhods.

-I've got to go.

-I've got to go.

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-Alright.

-I've lost Evan.

-Counselling, Evan?

-Counselling, Evan?

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-Everyone has secrets.

-He's going to be fine.

-I'll put the missing persons form

-in first thing in the morning.

-Alec Fenton. What's going on, Evan?

-Are you sure? Are you sure, Gareth?

-Love you.

-Evan!

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-MOBILE PHONE

-Shit, shit.

-Hello?

-Hello?

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-Mami, where are you?

-I'm two minutes away.

-I had to fetch milk.

-I'll be there now.

-I'll be there now.

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-Rhodri won't stop crying.

-I don't know what to do.

-Stay on the phone, go to Rhodri.

-Stay on the phone, go to Rhodri.

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-I'm going to phone Mam-gu.

-No, don't Alys. I'm almost home.

-OK, love.

-BANGING ON DOOR

-Evan!

-LOUD KNOCK ON DOOR

-Evan!

-Evan!

-Evan!

-Evan!

-I'll never do that again.

-I'll never do that again.

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-Sshh, they're sleeping.

-I promise.

-Where's the milk?

-Milk? The garage was closed.

-There was a man here.

-There was a man here.

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-What?

-What kind of man?

-What kind of man?

-

-I saw his shadow.

-But he was big.

-Did he say his name?

-Did he say his name?

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-You've never left us before.

-Alys.

-I'm sorry.

-I'm so sorry.

-I would never lie to you.

-You just did.

-"I'm sorry,

-I can't take your call..."

-"I'm sorry,

-I can't take your call..."

-"I'm sorry,

-I can't take your call..."

-MOBILE PHONE

-Hello?

-Hello?

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-Hi, Faith. It's Terry.

-Any news?

-Um.

-No, there isn't.

-Don't worry. I'm about

-to fill out the missing person form.

-Is there anything else

-you want to tell me?

-Anything about his recent behaviour?

-Faith?

-No, nothing.

-OK.

-So 07.52. There we are, it's filed.

-Sorry, guys.

-I forgot to set the alarm.

-Good morning, good morning, love.

-Good morning to you.

-I thought we could have a day off.

-Go to the beach, take the boat out.

-Not going to school is against

-the law. You should know that.

-Who cares about the law?

-Kit, I knew there was something!

-Kit, I knew there was something!

-

-Mam!

-Thanks.

-Come on, teeth.

-I'm sorry, Alys. Alys!

-MOBILE PHONE

-Hello.

-No, not yet.

-Eleven, yes. Alright.

-Alright, I'll deal with it now.

-OK, bye.

-Right, what do you want?

-Ruby Curtis?

-Mathew Williams?

-Mathew Williams?

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-Good luck in the Geography test.

-Tina Jones?

-Don't forget Tasmania!

-Don't forget Tasmania!

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-Mam!

-Good morning.

-I'd like to enquire about the recent

-purchase of a wig, please.

-Howells, Evan Howells.

-I just need to know how much it cost

-and when he bought it.

-600?

-No, no, that's fine.

-That's all, thank you very much.

-Mrs Howells, can I have a word?

-Is it to do with Evan?

-Is it to do with Evan?

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-No.

-Then what?

-My salary was

-supposed to be paid yesterday.

-It hasn't gone through.

-Really? I'm sorry.

-I'll pay it now.

-Sorry.

-Howells current account payroll.

-Faith.

-I'll have a word with them.

-The firm's gone bust, Tom.

-In the red.

-60,000.

-He's deserted a sinking ship.

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-You've retired, Tom. Forget it.

-It's not a good idea

-to send Faith in her condition.

-Is she pregnant again?

-Good morning.

-Good morning.

-

-Good morning.

-Can I have a word?

-Can I have a word?

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-If it's quick.

-You won't get your pay

-for a few days.

-It's no problem,

-the mortgage can wait.

-I've only just found out.

-I've only just found out.

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-Have we finally gone bust?

-Is that why he's disappeared?

-I've been telling him that two isn't

-enough. We needed someone else.

-You should have told me.

-You should have told me.

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-I can't take more of this.

-I could be earning double

-at a decent firm.

-It looks to me as if Evan's mind

-and yours were on other things.

-Finished?

-Yes.

-Do you know where Mrs Howells is?

-Do you know where Mrs Howells is?

-

-There.

-Thanks.

-Mrs Howells? Steve Baldini.

-Mrs Howells? Steve Baldini.

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-Good morning, Mr Baldini.

-You got the message that you've got

-me today, Evan's wife.

-Yes, I'm depending on you.

-Me and my daughter.

-I've got a few questions.

-One minute.

-Why does Angie's mum say that she

-doesn't trust you with her daughter?

-Her other bloke,

-a surveyor, wants me out of the way.

-If I was the same man as I was,

-I'd understand.

-I've changed, that's old news.

-I haven't been in trouble for a year

-and I've been sober for six months.

-Not very old.

-Not very old.

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-I've not been in trouble for a year.

-I've been sober for six months.

-I've been sober for six months.

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-It's a good start.

-I've changed

-and that's thanks to Evan.

-He kept me out of prison and

-introduced me to the twelve steps.

-One day at a time.

-One day at a time.

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-You're on in two minutes.

-Thanks.

-Shall we go?

-Angie needs me.

-You've got 13 previous convictions,

-Mr Baldini. We'll do our best.

-Yes?

-Ma'am.

-A car in town last night

-came up on CCTV.

-A black BMW. It's registered to

-a man who's been dead for two years.

-Arthur Davies told Constable Jones

-he'd seen a similar car...

-..outside Faith Howells's house.

-Was this before or after we arrested

-him for being drunk and disorderly?

-Don't you have any real work,

-Constable?

-Yes, Ma'am.

-Right.

-The panel wants us

-to find a compromise.

-Here's my offer.

-Saturday mornings, two hours,

-supervised in a contact centre.

-Angie will love that.

-Angie will love that.

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-The law is clear. He's not a risk.

-He's supposed to be in

-for five years.

-Your husband strung him up.

-Your husband strung him up.

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-Can we at least be courteous?

-No.

-You're wasting your time.

-Hey!

-Did you hear me say

-this was a lost cause?

-Did you? No.

-At least have the common courtesy

-to see it through.

-Please.

-Mr Davies.

-Tell me about the car you saw

-outside Faith Howells's house.

-A black Beemer.

-Did you see who was in it?

-A man.

-Could you ID him?

-How would that work?

-Your constable said I was drunk.

-I'll have a word with the CPS.

-You know best.

-Honourable magistrates...

-..unfortunately,

-some marriages come and go.

-People fall in and out of love.

-You don't fall in and out

-of being a parent.

-No matter what,

-you always have a mother or father.

-My client wasn't the father

-that Angie deserved.

-Even in his darkest hours,

-he didn't stop loving her.

-Today, he's asking for the chance

-to prove he really has changed.

-Honourable magistrates...

-..we can give these three

-broken hearts a chance to heal.

-Every other Saturday,

-I can take her wherever I want.

-Be careful.

-Don't give your ex any excuse.

-Good luck.

-Good luck.

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-For how long has Evan been gone?

-What?

-There are no secrets around here.

-Twenty-eight and a half hours.

-Did you come looking for him

-last night?

-No.

-Look after yourself, OK?

-I owe you one.

-Have you seen Evan?

-Howells?

-Yes, Evan Howells.

-Oh, what do you want to know?

-When was he last here?

-I don't know. March?

-Three months ago.

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

-

-There must be a mistake.

-Has he been a naughty boy?

-Bastard, Evan Howells!

-Bastard!

-Evan, I want you to know

-I've found the wig and the ID.

-I know about Alec Fenton.

-I know the firm's up shit creek.

-I know you were at

-Tom's Carvery last night.

-I should tell the police,

-but I haven't yet.

-I'm giving you a chance to explain

-that you don't deserve it.

-I'm prepared to believe

-you're innocent until proven guilty.

-But I'm scared.

-THURS A.M.

-THURS P.M.

-It's lunchtime.

-Would you like something?

-I'm sure all this stuff

-about their marriage is nonsense.

-Evan will be back at his desk

-by this afternoon.

-A cup of tea?

-A cup of tea?

-

-Please, Tom...

-"I'm sorry I can't

-currently take your call."

-"Please leave a message."

-Evan.

-Evan.

-Please come home.

-I'm very sorry.

-We've got so much to discuss.

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-Every Wednesday night

-between six and eight thirty...

-..Evan's been going somewhere...

-Sorry?

-..to see someone.

-Evan and me?

-Are you joking?

-Crikey, Faith.

-Are you serious?

-It is a miracle that I'm still here.

-Evan promised the Swansea office and

-to make me a partner for six months.

-Enjoy your coffee.

-Enjoy your coffee.

-

-Thank you.

-Did Evan mention anything

-about opening an office in Swansea?

-He mentioned it.

-Just not to me.

-Great.

-Faith, I feel I owe you an apology.

-I don't know how to behave

-in a situation like this.

-Any ideas?

-Any?

-There's a card in the second drawer

-down on the left.

-"To Evan, enjoy your 40th!

-"What do they say?

-It's only a number.

-"You've still got it!

-Lots of love, Saran x x x"

-Your brother-in-law

-was on the phone.

-He wants you to head

-to the station when you can.

-I'm sure it doesn't mean anything.

-Who is your son?

-He's welcome to her.

-Come on, Rhodri.

-Go to Mam.

-Come on, love.

-Faith and Evan met a financial

-adviser here a few months ago.

-They were only being responsible,

-I suppose.

-Mrs Howells.

-Can I ask, what exactly

-are you doing to find my husband?

-Nine times out of ten, missing

-people turn up after a few days.

-Too busy chasing lawnmower thieves?

-Too busy chasing lawnmower thieves?

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-If he's the exception...

-Am I the problem, Inspector?

-Am I the problem, Inspector?

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-..a formal enquiry would start.

-Including detailed enquiries

-into your private life.

-If you want me to start,

-Mrs Howells.

-If we hear anything,

-we'll come straight to you.

-You wanted to see me.

-You wanted to see me.

-

-Hi, love.

-Yes. I'm sure it's nothing

-but look at this now.

-Right.

-Do you recognize it?

-Do you recognize it?

-

-No.

-It was spotted outside your house

-last night around midnight.

-According to who?

-Arthur Davies.

-I know,

-he's not the most reliable person.

-The thing is,

-it's what we call a ghost vehicle.

-It's a car that's registered

-and insured under a dead man's name.

-When did he say this?

-He told the boss earlier.

-Did he see the driver?

-He got a quick glance.

-He's going in later

-to look at a few mug shots.

-Um.

-Are you sure

-Evan isn't in some kind of trouble?

-You're the one who said

-it was probably nothing.

-Probably not.

-Probably not.

-

-So there we are.

-I have to go.

-Bye, love.

-Bye.

-Bloody hell.

-Saran. Who's Saran?

-Saran?

-She sent Evan a birthday card.

-Oh, Saran James, I expect.

-Oh, Saran James, I expect.

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-They were at school together.

-I sold her a house last year.

-A big house on Y Fedw estate.

-She and her husband

-are doing exceptionally well.

-They've got five salons.

-What's she like?

-She's got an incredible figure.

-She's lovely. Really sweet.

-Did she and Evan ever..?

-Um, yes, I think so.

-For a while.

-Right.

-Right.

-

-It was years ago.

-They're only friends, Faith.

-That's how we are around here.

-So you still haven't heard from him.

-So you still haven't heard from him.

-

-No.

-TELEPHONE

-I'd better answer that.

-I'd better answer that.

-

-Right.

-Every small company

-goes through hard times.

-To get in such trouble in less

-than a year without saying a word.

-Has he been spending?

-Has he been spending?

-

-Not that I know of.

-Faith said he used the overdraft.

-It seems she didn't know

-about the company's troubles.

-Maybe he's been lying to her.

-I'm telling you this as a friend,

-not as a police officer.

-He raised his life insurance

-a few weeks ago...

-..to 1.25 million pounds.

-I don't think he can afford it.

-Most of the policies won't pay out

-if there's a case of self...

-..not within two years, anyway.

-His didn't.

-I understand now why you're worried.

-I'll have a word with the DI.

-We should get going, come on.

-# Ba da da ba pa pa

-# Ba da da ba pa pa

-# Ba da da ba pa pa

-# Ba da da whoa whoa

-# Whoa whoa whoa

-# Howells in the house, y'all

-# No sheep on the road today #

-OK, Mam?

-OK, Mam?

-

-Hmm?

-You're doing that

-staring thing again.

-Am I, love?

-Have you heard anything about Dad?

-Have you heard anything about Dad?

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-No, not exactly.

-You promised not to lie to me.

-You promised not to lie to me.

-

-I'm not.

-DOORBELL

-I'll get it.

-I'll get it.

-

-Thank you.

-Hi, love. Hi, Rhods.

-I'm just going

-to have a word with Mam, OK?

-Hiya.

-Hiya.

-

-Hiya.

-Are you OK?

-Are you OK?

-

-No.

-I'm really not.

-You haven't heard anything then.

-Right, well,

-I've been doing some research.

-The Missing Persons Bureau.

-Usually with men his age,

-it's an emotional breakdown.

-Can we talk about something else?

-Can we talk about something else?

-

-It's important, Faith.

-I've made a checklist.

-And without knowing he's probably

-left all sorts of clues.

-He's let the firm go bust.

-All the while he promised

-Cerys an office in Swansea.

-Humping some thing

-he was at school with.

-Hang on.

-Evan? Evan was having a fling.

-Don't.

-Where's the evidence?

-Where's the evidence?

-

-Don't!

-Babe!

-A birthday card

-that was sent to the office.

-OK, I think we need some wine.

-OK, I think we need some wine.

-

-No, no. I don't need wine.

-I need my husband.

-I need my husband.

-Hey.

-Come on.

-You're not on your own, OK?

-You've got a large group

-of people around you that love you.

-Hey.

-Come here.

-Right, I'll cook dinner, shall I?

-Bloody hell, Lisa.

-the kids have been through enough.

-They don't need your cooking!

-Fair enough.

-Come on.

-Some wine?

-Right.

-Here. It's here.

-"Ten years ago today...

-"..Faith made me happier

-than I thought possible.

-"But here I am...

-..ten years later.

-I'm even happier...

-..with a wife

-who is now a fluent Welsh speaker.

-With two beautiful children.

-Where are they?

-There's another on the way.

-And deeper in love than ever.

-Ugh.

-My family around me.

-I'm living in the town

-where I was raised.

-Faith and I want you all to know

-that we appreciate everything.

-Before I get too soppy, Mam.

-I love you all.

-Here's to,

-here's to the next ten years.

-CHEERING

-Can I say a quick word?

-Evan, when you married

-this remarkable woman...

-..I gained

-more than a daughter-in-law.

-We both got a business partner too.

-It's been a pleasure working

-with you, Faith.

-I know you'll be back

-as soon as possible.

-I'm determined

-that I'm not going to turn 60...

-..with a handicap in double figures.

-I've decided to give up work.

-I couldn't leave the company

-in better hands.

-I'm hoping it will bring you

-all that you deserve.

-Happy Wedding Anniversary.

-Happy Wedding Anniversary.

-Are you sure?

-Are you sure?

-

-I'm sure.

-I'm sure.

-Hi, Tom.

-Officer, I think these documents

-are relevant to your enquiries.

-1.25 million.

-Faith said she didn't know the firm

-was in debt. I believe her.

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-Oh, right.

-I won't be long.

-There you are.

-I need to fetch something

-from the car.

-"I'm sorry I can't

-take your call at present.

-"Please leave a message."

-Evan, it's me again.

-I need to know that you're OK.

-Do I have a reason to be scared?

-Strange men knocking on the door

-in the middle of the night.

-A black BMW with dodgy plates, Evan.

-If you don't want

-to come back to me...

-..let me know, please.

-The girls keep asking me.

-The postman left this for you.

-It feels like a brick.

-Thank you, Eira.

-Have you had any news

-of his whereabouts?

-No.

-You'd have heard

-if there was an accident.

-There was a man

-by the motorway in Port Talbot.

-He was stuck in a...

-# I gave everything you needed

-# You're hurt and I'm bleeding

-# All of my strength, I gave to you

-# We love completely

-# You leave after losing

-# All of my hope went with you

-# I gave you all of my heart

-# I gave you my heart

-# Even though it's breaking

-# It's still beating

-# I gave you all of my soul

-# I gave you myself #

-Here you are!

-Sorry, I just wanted a minute.

-It's from Evan.

-It's to make up for

-an anniversary present.

-Well, from what it says on the card.

-Yes, those green trainers.

-Do you know what? Vic bought me

-a tub of anti-cellulite cream once.

-What are you going to do then?

-I'm going to speak to Saran.

-Alright, OK.

-Will you come with me?

-Do you know what? I'll scratch her

-pretty little eyes out.

-What do we do with the kids?

-Do you want me to phone Marion?

-No.

-No.

-No.

-Hmm, could be.

-A bit podgy,

-is that the best you can do?

-Weak chin, flabby.

-Come back tomorrow at ten.

-We'll try for an e-fit.

-Expenses?

-Go on.

-Have you checked?

-Alright, Terr? Working hard?

-I am.

-I am.

-

-How's it going?

-Thanks.

-Yes, great.

-One minute, sorry.

-If a man's body turns up will

-you give me a ring straight away?

-Thanks.

-Bye now.

-Nothing?

-Your father-in-law brought these in.

-Why didn't Faith Howells?

-It's a very difficult time for her.

-I wanted to speak to you.

-I wanted to speak to you.

-

-Perhaps PC Jones should take over.

-No, Ma'am.

-I can handle this matter

-professionally regardless of family.

-If you say so.

-Right, let's see what we've got.

-Alright.

-Right.

-Are we ready?

-You stay here.

-It's between me and her.

-Come on, Faith.

-Hey, I love you.

-Saran James?

-Yes.

-I'm Evan Howells's wife, Faith.

-Oh.

-Hi.

-His sister phoned.

-Is he still missing?

-Maybe you could tell me

-as you're such good friends.

-Is he here? Is he here?

-Do you want to come in?

-Is he here?

-No.

-Why would he be here?

-Why would he be here?

-

-You tell me.

-Look, we're old school friends.

-That's all.

-That's all.

-

-Why hasn't he ever mentioned you?

-The only time we ever...

-it was before you met.

-So you slept with him.

-If I knew something,

-don't you think I'd tell you?

-I'm sorry.

-My husband and I were having a meal.

-Does the name Alec Fenton

-mean anything to you?

-What?

-We were all friends

-in primary school together.

-He and Evan used to sail together.

-Alec drowned.

-He was ten years old at the time.

-Why do you ask?

-It's just something I found.

-He never mentioned him.

-That's Evan all over.

-What?

-His family have

-always smothered him, haven't they?

-I told him.

-He should never have come home

-after university.

-He had so many dreams.

-Listen...

-I'm sorry.

-I'm going now.

-Faith.

-Are you alright?

-So, what's the verdict?

-Were they?

-No.

-Sorry, well she is fit.

-He must have mentally shagged her.

-Even I was tempted...

-BANG

-DOOR LOCK

-BANG

-Aargh!

-RHODRI CRIES

-OK, sweetie.

-Girls, it's bedtime.

-I'll see to those.

-What's wrong?

-You two, come on. It's bedtime!

-Sorry to disturb you, Marion.

-We're late.

-Could you put Rhodri in pyjamas?

-Lisa, help, please. Bed now!

-Good evening, Mrs Howells.

-What is it?

-We'd like you to come with us.

-We've got a few questions.

-Could you ask them now?

-Fire away.

-I'd prefer to do it at the station.

-Come on then. Off you go.

-She won't be long.

-It's OK.

-It's OK.

-It's OK.

-# All the pain from it

-# All the blame from it

-# Everyone asks if there's another

-name for it

-# Back and forth from it

-# The pure beauty of it

-# No small excuse

-but we all fall for it

-# It's rotten

-# The rocks slip

-# There's nothing left

-# Beneath my feet

-# The water falls #

-Steve Baldini.

-Is he a friend of yours?

-He's a client.

-Don't you live a colourful life?

-# We both fell down,

-yes, we both fell down

-# We both fell down,

-yes, we both fell down

-# We both fell down,

-yes, we both fell down

-# I hear the word

-# It's too late for this

-# It pours down

-to where the bad begins

-# The water falls

-# The rocks slip

-# There's nothing left

-# Beneath my feet

-# The water falls

-# The rocks slip

-# There's nothing left

-# Beneath my feet

-# We both fell down,

-yes, we both fell down #

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