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-# There's nowhere like home

-# Or so I'm told

-# There's nowhere like home

-# No

-# Home is just like you #

-Hole in one.

-Nothing will go wrong today.

-What are you doing with my bike?

-What are you doing with my bike?

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-What do you think?

-You know you're not allowed on it.

-You know you're not allowed on it.

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-I'm not on it.

-You've been on it.

-You've been on it.

-

-Until I had a puncture.

-Fix it.

-Fix it.

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-It's your bike.

-Don't scratch it.

-Don't scratch it.

-

-They're Dad's clubs.

-Have them.

-You don't know what to do with them.

-OK?

-It was an accident.

-Aiming a golf ball

-towards the house is dangerous!

-Darren took the clubs to the garden.

-Even Darren didn't aim

-at the window!

-I'm disappointed in you, Dyfrig.

-What have you got

-to say for yourself?!

-Oh!

-Since when have you been here?

-Since when have you been here?

-

-A while.

-Is Tiger Woods having a row?!

-Anything in the post?

-Anything in the post?

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-No, nothing.

-Why did you run over?

-To keep fit.

-It's important.

-What are you doing?

-You're acting suspiciously.

-Am I? No!

-See you in a minute.

-I have nothing against playing golf,

-just not in the garden!

-Understand?

-Yes.

-You've said it 17 times in an hour.

-Here she is. The cheesecake lady.

-Here she is. The cheesecake lady.

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-Debbie to you.

-You'll always be

-the cheesecake lady to me.

-How is the arrangement working?

-It's odd that your husband

-and son live next door...

-..to you and your fancy man.

-..to you and your fancy man.

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-Darren is here half the time.

-Is he any trouble? Children from

-broken homes are damaged goods.

-Have you finished?

-Have you finished?

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-Is he happy?

-You don't look happy, love.

-Bye, now.

-You didn't answer

-when he asked if you were happy.

-It's none of his business.

-What if I asked?

-What if I asked?

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-I'm busy. It's messy here.

-What mess are you referring to?

-The kitchen or life in general?

-We didn't think it would be easy,

-and we were right.

-Things are alright.

-No.

-Darren isn't himself.

-He's hiding something.

-I think a lot of it

-is because of Dyfrig.

-Perhaps he doesn't feel

-Darren made him feel welcome.

-That isn't fair.

-He was happy-go-lucky.

-He isn't now.

-We're all to blame.

-I'm worried this is a mistake.

-Daz... what are you doing?

-Exercises. It's important.

-In your room?

-Yes, to relax.

-I feel stressed, not myself.

-Oh, I see.

-Sorry.

-Just... look after yourself.

-If you need to talk about something,

-I'm here for you.

-OK.

-Thanks.

-Or if you want to watch a film,

-have a lads night in.

-Kickboxer, Bloodsport,

-Full Metal Jacket.

-Films for over 18s.

-I won't tell your mother.

-Yes, OK.

-I'll see.

-Watch you don't go blind.

-PHONE

-Hello.

-Hiya, Nain.

-Yes, it's a lovely morning.

-Yes, this morning.

-Second class stamps are useless.

-PHONE

-Hello.

-Hiya, Nain.

-No, Darren.

-Yes, I know.

-You didn't phone the same number.

-I'm next door.

-No, I'm not next door, I'm here.

-Yes, Nain.

-Second class stamps, Nain.

-Second class stamps, Nain.

-Aren't you going to open your mail?

-What?

-An invitation.

-Party?

-Yes.

-Exciting. Whose party?

-Are David and Debbie

-getting married?

-Don't be silly.

-Don't be silly.

-

-Silly?

-She's still married to me.

-It's Mam and Dad's anniversary

-tonight.

-It's short notice.

-It's short notice.

-

-Second class stamp.

-Pity it didn't arrive tomorrow.

-Who's going?

-Me, Darren and Debbie.

-What about me and Chloe?

-No. Count your blessings.

-Do your parents know anything

-about me and Chloe?

-What am I supposed to say?

-What am I supposed to say?

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-Explain the situation.

-What is the situation?

-Mam is confused as it is.

-She knitted a scarf for the dog.

-Nice.

-Yes, if she had a dog.

-KEVIN BARKS

-DAVID SWITCHES HOOVER OFF

-DAVID SWITCHES HOOVER OFF

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-David.

-Let's go out tonight for a meal...

-..to discuss the best way

-to handle Darren.

-What about Dyfrig?

-He'll be fine.

-Angharad can look after him.

-The children can't dictate

-how we live...

-..or come between us.

-I'll book a table for two

-in the Glan at seven o'clock.

-Do you remember you're taking me

-to Huw's house tonight at seven?

-I'll book a table for two

-in the Glan at eight o'clock.

-Tell Huw you can't come.

-No way! Will you take me, Dad?

-Dad?

-Not tonight, sorry.

-Not tonight, sorry.

-Yes, Nain. I'm looking forward.

-I'm not much of a dancer.

-Tie? No, Nain.

-I don't think David

-can do the foxtrot.

-There's someone at the door, Nain.

-See you at seven o'clock.

-Ta-ra.

-Hiya.

-Hiya.

-

-Alright?

-I downloaded a film.

-The wonders of technology, Darren!

-Do you want to watch it?

-Now?

-Now?

-

-No, tonight. Just you and me.

-What about Chloe?

-Chloe has seen it before.

-I asked her earlier.

-My bedroom at seven o'clock?

-Seven o'clock?

-Yes. Is that OK?

-Fine by me.

-Are you sure you're free?

-Yes. Why?

-Yes. Why?

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-Nothing else on?

-No.

-Are you sure?

-Yes.

-Tonight?

-OK.

-I'm no detective, but I'm in there.

-I think so.

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-Where's my bike?

-Where's my bike?

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-Where did you leave it?

-Where is it?

-Where is it?

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-It won't be far.

-What are you doing?

-What are you doing?

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-Trying dresses. I'm going out.

-Oh. Dad phoned you, then?

-No. Was he supposed to?

-How do you know you're going out?

-How do you know you're going out?

-

-Where?

-Where are you going?

-Where are you going?

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-Out for a meal with David.

-That's why I'm trying dresses.

-Dad will be disappointed.

-Dad will be disappointed.

-

-He's used to it by now.

-No. He wanted you to go with him

-to Nain and Taid's party.

-Is it their anniversary?

-Damn.

-They wouldn't want me there.

-You were the first name

-on the envelope.

-I can't go, love.

-Please go with him,

-for Nain and Taid's sake.

-You like them...

-well, you like Taid.

-Please, Mam.

-If he wants me to go with him,

-why isn't he here to ask?

-I'll send Dad over.

-I'll send Dad over.

-

-I'm not promising anything.

-That dress is nice.

-You'll be the prettiest there.

-HOOVER

-Maybe I should try

-that yoga stuff you were doing.

-But it looks

-too much like hard work.

-Dyfrig has disappeared!

-Dyfrig has disappeared!

-

-Where?

-It's odd, that's the first thing

-people ask when someone is missing.

-You're right. I just did! Funny.

-Don't you think

-we should look for him?

-Do you want to find him?

-Do you want to find him?

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-I don't want him to be lost.

-He isn't lost.

-We just don't know where he is.

-But he knows where he is.

-But he knows where he is.

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-You've clever sometimes!

-Has anyone phoned him?

-Has anyone phoned him?

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-He left his phone at home.

-Hey, Dyfrig has disappeared!

-Where?

-Did you see your mother?

-Yes. She wants you to go there.

-Yes. She wants you to go there.

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-Now?

-No, a week Thursday.

-Don't you knock before coming in?

-Don't you knock before coming in?

-

-Habit, sorry.

-Wow.

-You look nice.

-Very nice.

-As pretty as ever.

-As pretty as ever.

-

-Thanks.

-Can you come tonight? I'm not too

-keen. I'm sure you're less keen.

-I can't.

-Oh.

-You've arranged something else.

-I'm going for a meal with David.

-I'm going for a meal with David.

-

-Oh.

-It is rather short notice.

-Don't worry.

-What will you do, go with Darren?

-I'll go on my own, probably.

-Remember me to your parents.

-Say I'm sorry.

-OK.

-Wait.

-I'll come.

-Sure?

-Sure?

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-Yes.

-I understand...

-I understand...

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-I'll come.

-What about David?

-What about David?

-

-We can go tomorrow night.

-Thanks.

-This is what I'm going to do.

-You're your mother.

-You're your mother.

-

-OK.

-I'll do cookery courses.

-I'm going to be everything to you.

-The gardener, the ear

-to listen to your problems...

-..your haven.

-Your what, haven?

-Somewhere safe.

-Your friend...

-..your love.

-I'm your man.

-Ooh.

-What do you think?

-I think I'm going to vomit.

-Great. Thanks.

-Hi, Angharad.

-I've got pizza in the oven,

-popcorn in the cupboard...

-..a body like an Olympic

-swimmer and a film.

-I can't watch it now.

-I can't watch it now.

-

-What's the matter?

-Dyfrig is missing.

-I thought it was nice and quiet.

-I thought it was nice and quiet.

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-Help me look for him. Please.

-We'd better separate.

-I'll go this way, you go that way.

-Dyfrig!

-Dyfrig!

-I'll phone Huw's mother.

-He's probably just hiding.

-He's probably just hiding.

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-We must find him before we go out.

-About that...

-..sorry, but I have

-to go with Kev tonight.

-Why?

-I forgot it's

-his parents' anniversary.

-I feel it's my duty to go.

-I feel it's my duty to go.

-

-Your duty to Kevin?

-Partly. And his parents.

-Was I invited?

-No.

-My relationship

-with them is alright.

-We decided it was important,

-for Darren's sake.

-It would be awkward.

-For you.

-For everyone.

-I won't be long.

-I'll only show my face.

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-DOOR CLOSES

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-Angharad? Did you find him?

-I've looked everywhere.

-Where have you been, you idiot?

-Where have you been, you idiot?

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-He was in the swimming pool cafe.

-Have you watched the film?

-Have you watched the film?

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-Not yet.

-We've been worried about Dyfrig.

-Dyfrig.

-Dyfrig!

-Hey, Gwynedd hide

-and seek champion, wait.

-Why are you crying?

-It's you.

-Me?

-Me?

-

-Yes.

-You pick on me all the time.

-Hey! We pick on each other.

-That's what brothers do.

-Or pretend brothers...

-..whatever we are.

-Do they? Well, I've had enough.

-Come on.

-You're supposed to be tough.

-I'm not tough. I'm just sad.

-Dad will kill me

-for losing the bike.

-You haven't lost it.

-I locked it up safely.

-You can have it back now.

-Come on.

-There's no sign of him.

-I'm phoning the police.

-I'm phoning the police.

-

-Dyfrig is alright. We found him.

-Where?

-Where?

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-The leisure centre.

-Did you go all that way

-to look for him?

-Well...

-Well...

-

-Thanks, Darren.

-You're welcome.

-Dyfrig is alright, deep down.

-Very deep down.

-Can we watch the film now?

-I'll just have a shower and change.

-I'll just have a shower and change.

-

-You're fine as you are.

-Very smart.

-You don't smell either.

-See you later.

-You'd better have a shower.

-You do smell.

-Are you alright?

-Yes.

-I'm just so happy to have him home.

-And you.

-Come here.

-Darren!

-Hiya. You were fast.

-I've kept you a place.

-I asked Chloe

-to watch the film with us.

-Although I've seen it before!

-I'm not sure I want

-to watch a film with you...

-..after hearing what you did today.

-Why? You were fine just now.

-Why? You were fine just now.

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-Was Dad invited to the party?

-What makes you think that?

-What makes you think that?

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-I heard you on the phone with Nain.

-That's what the matter was just now.

-That's what the matter was just now.

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-You didn't search for Dyfrig.

-I did!

-I did!

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-No!

-Chloe and her mother found him.

-Chloe and her mother found him.

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-I didn't say I did.

-You let me think that.

-Listen.

-I understand that you want

-your parents to get back together.

-That doesn't make me bad, does it?

-That doesn't make me bad, does it?

-

-No.

-But you must realize that

-what you do affects other people.

-Maybe Dad is silly sometimes.

-Quite often, fair play.

-Quite often, fair play.

-

-He's still my father.

-Maybe Dyfrig can be horrible.

-But he's my brother.

-OK. I'm sorry.

-Outside just now...

-..just for a second...

-..I was going to kiss you.

-I'm seriously sorry.

-Sorry. Rewind.

-No, it's too late.

-And it's your fault.

-Alright.

-Is everything my fault?

-Is it my fault

-that Dad and Mam separated?

-Is it my fault

-I don't know where I live?

-How do you expect me to be?

-I've done things I shouldn't today.

-But you know what?

-Sometimes, I just want to feel

-a bit better about things.

-You can understand that, can't you?

-Goodnight, Darren.

-Thanks.

-The evening was OK, wasn't it?

-The evening was OK, wasn't it?

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-Better than expected.

-Like the old days.

-Like the old days.

-

-Similar.

-It made me feel nostalgic.

-How could I have been so stupid?

-I started to take you for granted.

-I didn't think I had

-to make an effort any more.

-I thought we'd settled

-and would be together forever.

-I got lazy.

-It was odd having the old Kev back.

-It was a lot like the old days.

-If I could have one more chance,

-only one...

-..I wouldn't make

-a mess of things again.

-Don't.

-Goodnight.

-Oh, well. Some other time, maybe.

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