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| "No-one likes funerals, do they?" |
Sioned brings Eileen a card for Colin; “No-one likes funerals, do they?” comments Eileen, “I’m only going because of Colin.”
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| "Maybe I shall have to face Ed's funeral one day" |
Sioned replies, “Maybe I shall have to face going to Ed’s funeral one day – if they ever find him. But there’s no point feeling sorry for myself – I need to look to the future.”
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| Then she sees Garry along the street |
She looks along the street and sees Garry striding towards the Deri.
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| Dani is doing some clearing up |
Dani is clearing up after Gwern has knocked over a tub of flowers;
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| "I told him to be careful!" |
“I told him to be careful!” she tells Garry.
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| Sioned detects some marital discord |
Sioned, who is by the chippy, hears this exchange.
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| "Hey, Siôn – good news" |
Dr Pritchard comes out of the surgery and calls to Siôn, “I’ve got some good news for you – the surgery won’t be downgraded after all.
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| "I'll be your GP for six months at least" |
“I’ll be your GP for the next six months at least.” Siôn is very pleased to hear this and invites the doctor to the Deri for a pint, but he declines, as he will be working this afternoon; he does however fancy something to eat, as long as people in the pub do not talk about their ailments.
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| Colin places Sam's cap on the coffin |
Sam’s coffin is on the table at Llwyncelyn, and Colin puts Sam’s cap on it; Britt has a tray of glasses which he takes and also places on the coffin. “It’s supposed to be a celebration of his life, with no long faces,” Colin says,
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| "The drinks are really on 'him'!" |
“And now the drinks are really ‘on him’!”
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| Anita and Eileen arrive |
Anita and Britt arrive, Anita commenting that Sam regarded Llwyncelyn as his home.
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| Gaynor disapproves |
Gaynor objects to the positioning of the tray, but Colin assures her, “This is exactly what Dad would have wanted!”
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| "To Sam!" |
He proposes a toast, “To Sam!”
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| "We'll have to organise an interview" |
In the Deri, Hywel tells the doctor that it is nice to have some good news, and that he will have to organise an interview on CwmFM.
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| "If you want a fly half . . ." |
When Dr Pritchard hears that Hywel is the rugby team coach, he says, “If you want a fly half – I used to play for the Boomerangs – it’s a team in the Brisbane area. I lived in Australia for years.”
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| "Oh – she's got a temperature?" |
Hywel has a phone call from Sheryl, reporting that Esther has a temperature; the doctor offers to call and have a look at her, as he is only next door.
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| "Sorry for snapping at Gwern" |
Dani apologises to Garry for snapping at Gwern – she only wanted the flowers to look nice for Garry. “You should let him help you,” Garry advises,
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| "He needs to learn new things" |
“It will do him good to learn new things.”
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| "All that champagne last night" |
Then Sioned arrives in the Deri; “I’ve got a headache after all that champagne last night!” she tells Garry.
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| "Well, if you don't know when to stop . . ." |
He warns her that is what happens if she does not know when to stop. “It’s hard to, when you’re enjoying yourself,” she says.
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| Colin does not want to give the eulogy at the funeral . . . |
At Llwyncelyn, Colin does not think he can give the eulogy at the funeral, or he might break down.
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| . . . so he does so at Llwyncelyn |
Instead he reads what he has written; “There were three places that were close to Dad’s heart – Lampeter, where he was born and raised – like me, and today he is going back for the last time, to rest with Mam. Then there was the sea, of course – Mam used to say he was born with salt in his blood,
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| "I feel sick in the bath!" |
“unlike me – I feel sick in the bath! Recently, Cwmderi has been close to his heart.
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| "I'm glad you came looking for me, Dad" |
“I’m glad you came looking for me, Dad – we had a lot of fun together, didn’t we?
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| "I wish we'd had more time" |
“I wish we’d had more time – there was so much I wanted us to do together,
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| "But I should be grateful for the time we had" |
“but I should be grateful for the time we had.”
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| Eileen looks very guilty |
Eileen, who has been looking increasingly sheepish, asks them to excuse her and leaves the room.
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| "Probably just a virus" |
Dr Pritchard has looked at Esther and diagnoses that it is probably a virus;
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| He writes a prescription |
he writes a prescription and advises Sheryl to keep her hydrated.
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| "Sheryl jumps to conclusions" |
Hywel comments that Sheryl likes to look up symptoms on the internet and them jumps to conclusions.
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| "I've got alopecia" |
“But I learned my lesson recently,” she says, “I’ve got alopecia – it’s a shame there’s no medicine to sort that out.”
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| Eileen resumes her search |
Eileen has found her way to that bedroom again, and resumes her search; the window is open, and the draught makes the door slam. Very soon, Gaynor appears,
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| "Just going to close the window" |
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| "Perhaps he closed the door on his way out" |
“Letting the soul out,” she smirks, “Perhaps he closed the door on his way out.”
It is now time that they were leaving for Lampeter;
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| "Typical of Dad – to be late for his own funeral!" |
“It would be typical of Dad – to be late for his own funeral!” quips Colin. Eileen cannot resist having a final look round before she goes.
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| "Now it's just a matter of signing it" |
Sioned walks across the road from shop to café, and Garry approaches. “I’ve been to see my solicitor – he has gone through everything, and now it’s just a matter of signing it,” he tells her. She invites him up to the flat now,
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| "I'll bring it over later" |
but he says he will bring it over later.
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| "There – your new company, Dani" |
He goes back to the Deri and hands Dani the envelope; “Your new company,” he says, “She hasn’t signed it yet,
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| "Time you showed her who's boss!" |
“and maybe it’s time you showed her who’s boss!”
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| Sioned is all prepared for the next phase of seduction . . . |
Later, Sioned has dressed in a suitable sexy fashion, and is most dismayed
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| . . . but finds that she has been thwarted |
when Dani comes with the contract for signing. “I’ll be running Deri Deithio from now on, you see,” Dani advises her, “Garry wanted it in my name – this was not my idea.”
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| "So you're just a tax evasion scam!" |
Sioned laughs, “So you’re just a tax evasion scam!” Dani is anxious for her to sign,
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| "This is not easy for me" |
but she explains, “This is not easy for me – if I sign these, I’ve lost my livelihood.” Dani rather pointedly remarks that she has only herself to blame for that, and that life is not always plain sailing.
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| "I thought I sensed some tension between you two" |
“I thought I sensed some tension between you two,” Sioned says, and wants to read though the contract before she signs it, just to make sure.
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| "Bring it over when you're ready" |
Dani tells her to bring it over when she is ready, and leaves.
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| Gaynor is glad of the company at Llwyncelyn |
The mourners have returned, after the funeral, and Gaynor thanks them, as she did not want to come home to an empty house. Eileen is anxious to get back home to Jim, but stays for a drink.
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| "A lot of Sam's seafaring friends were there" |
Britt remarks that there were a lot of Sam’s seafaring friends there, and Colin is disappointed that Yvonne did not come.
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| "No clue about the mystery woman" |
“Neither did the mystery woman,” adds Colin, “I had been hoping for some clue.” Britt thinks he may never find out who she is.
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| Colin goes to have a word with the solicitor |
Gaynor then reports to Colin that his father’s solicitor has arrived; Colin anticipates there are unpaid bills to settle. They go into another room to talk.
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| "Two calls in one day!" |
The doctor calls back, and is told that Esther has eaten her dinner and is now fast asleep.
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| Sheryl is very grateful |
He has brought contact details for a trichologist who is an expert on alopecia; he will ask him to send Sheryl more information.
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| "I'm off for a pint with Siôn White" |
When he leaves for his pint with Siôn White,
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| "Wasn't that nice of him?" |
Sheryl remarks, “Wasn’t that nice of him?”
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| "Yes – isn't he a saint?" |
Hywel scathingly describes the doctor as ‘a saint’.
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| "Jason would never do that!" |
As Britt is telling Gaynor that she cannot believe that Jason would do what he has been accused of,
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| Colin looks stunned |
Colin re-enters the room, looking stunned, and Britt asks him what is wrong.
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| "I would have paid for a gold-plated coffin!" |
“It’s Dad’s will,” Colin gasps, “If I’d know, I would have paid for a gold-plated coffin!
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| "He's left me a quarter of a million!" |
“He’s left me a quarter of a million!”
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| "There it is, in black and white!" |
Britt is convinced he must have misunderstood, but he shows them all the will; “There it is – in black and white!” Anita was under the impression that Sam did not have a penny to his name.
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| "He didn't say a word!" |
Colin looks scared and mutters, “He didn’t say a word!”
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| "There's no rush, Garry" |
It is closing time at the Deri, and Sioned has still not brought over the signed contract; Dani stresses that there is no hurry. Garry sends her off to bed, while he locks up.
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| Sioned turns up, right on closing time |
When Siôn and Elgan Pritchard are leaving, Sioned suddenly arrives;
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| "We're closed!" |
Garry tells her, “We’re closed!”
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| Sioned wants it all in cash |
She is undeterred; “Stop playing games, Garry! I’m willing to sign, on one condition – I want the money in cash!” He thinks she is joking, but she insists that he paid Jason in cash last week.
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| "You always get what you want, do you?" |
“That’s pocket money, compared to this!” he protests, but she is adamant that is what she wants; “And you always get what you want, do you?” he enquires.
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| "I think we both know what we want" |
“I think we both know what we want,” Sioned suggests, “Be a man, will you?”
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| Garry has a lot to think about |
and she stalks off, back to her flat.
