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(Mal) Fucks sake Rhys... |
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(Garan) Dav sniffs then turns immediately towards Tag. |
(2, 0) 654 |
Good Morning. |
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(Dav) Stocky... curly. |
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(2, 0) 657 |
What? |
(2, 0) 658 |
I'm looking for the owner. |
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(2, 0) 660 |
I said─ |
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(Garan) ─I am the farmer. |
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(Garan) ─I am the farmer. |
(2, 0) 662 |
Good. |
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(Garan) How did you get past the dogs? |
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(Garan) How did you get past the dogs? |
(2, 0) 664 |
I didn't see any dogs. |
(2, 0) 665 |
Are there any? |
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(Garan) There should have been something. |
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(Garan) There should have been something. |
(2, 0) 667 |
Sorry? |
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(Garan) There should have been something. |
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(Garan) There should have been something. |
(2, 0) 669 |
Ah well. |
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(2, 0) 672 |
Alright there? |
(2, 0) 673 |
Beautiful day today. |
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(Dav) Storm later. |
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(Dav) Storm later. |
(2, 0) 676 |
I can't see any clouds. |
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(Garan) You're standing on a peninsula. |
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(Garan) The weather can change very quickly. |
(2, 0) 680 |
I know what peninsula means. |
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(Garan) What is it you want? |
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(Garan) What is it you want? |
(2, 0) 682 |
I've come to buy your farm. |
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(Garan) What makes you think that it's mine to sell? |
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(Garan) What makes you think that it's mine to sell? |
(2, 0) 684 |
You did say that you are the farmer. |
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(Garan) Yes. |
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(Garan) Yes I did, didn't I? |
(2, 0) 687 |
I─ |
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(Garan) My sons farm here now. |
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(Garan) I think, maybe, you should talk to them. |
(2, 0) 690 |
No. |
(2, 0) 691 |
I believe I have my man. |
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(Garan) What have you been told? |
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(Garan) What have you been told? |
(2, 0) 693 |
That this farm is for sale in lieu of death duty. |
(2, 0) 694 |
A price has been set, or soon will be, and that if that price can be met then you will be obliged to accept that offer. |
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(Garan) Where did you hear this? |
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(Garan) Where did you hear this? |
(2, 0) 696 |
Some pub out there somewhere. |
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(Garan) I see. |
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(Garan) Do you like roses? |
(2, 0) 701 |
Yes, they are pretty. |
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(Garan) I like to think that they're beautiful. |
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(Garan) Too long for them to end up just pretty, wouldn't you say? |
(2, 0) 706 |
No, they are remarkable. |
(2, 0) 707 |
Your estate agent should mention them to prospective buyers. |
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(Garan) They go where I go. |
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(Dav) Smell you a mile away. |
(2, 0) 711 |
What do you mean? |
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(Garan) How much are you willing to offer for this property? |
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(Garan) How much are you willing to offer for this property? |
(2, 0) 714 |
I'd say around four hundred and eighty four thousand pounds, give or take. |
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(Garan) That seems very exact. |
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(Garan) That seems very exact. |
(2, 0) 719 |
My judgement usually is. |
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(Garan) You need to be careful. |
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(Garan) Very difficult indeed. |
(2, 0) 723 |
This is farming you're talking about here. |
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(Garan) I don't know any other business. |
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(Garan) If you intend farming then you must have too much money, because there isn't any to be made I can tell you that. |
(2, 0) 726 |
Well cocaine's out of fashion for the moment. |
(2, 0) 727 |
I might as well spend it on a farm. |
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(Garan) So you say. |
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(Garan) My eldest son joined the army because he couldn't see any future in it. |
(2, 0) 731 |
I don't think money is a motivation for joining the army. |
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(Garan) Part of it was the challenge I believe. |
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(Garan) Part of it was the challenge I believe. |
(2, 0) 733 |
Then why didn't he try running a farm? |
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(Garan) Your point is well made Mr Cooper, very well made. |
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(Garan) Your point is well made Mr Cooper, very well made. |
(2, 0) 735 |
So you know who I am? |
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(Garan) I know a stranger called Mr Cooper is staying at The Black Horse. |
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(Garan) It's a quiet time of year anyway. |
(2, 0) 739 |
What else do you know about me? |
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(Garan) Oh nothing really. |
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(Garan) And one of them is a bit interested. |
(2, 0) 750 |
I know one of your sons. |
(2, 0) 751 |
He─ |
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(Garan) ─Rhys, you mean. |
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(Garan) Kept for the funeral. |
(2, 0) 761 |
Where's Rhys? |
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(Garan) He wants no more to do with you. |
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(Garan) He wants no more to do with you. |
(2, 0) 763 |
In the house maybe? |
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(Garan) I─ |
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(Garan) I─ |
(2, 0) 765 |
I asked you a question. |
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(Garan) There has been no agreement to sell. |
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(Garan) There has been no agreement to sell. |
(2, 0) 767 |
But there is an agreement. |
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(Garan) I don't understand. |
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(Garan) I don't understand. |
(2, 0) 769 |
Rhys has a large sum of money that belongs to me. |
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(Garan) Four hundred and eighty four thousand pounds. |
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(Garan) Four hundred and eighty four thousand pounds. |
(2, 0) 771 |
Give or take. |
(2, 0) 772 |
By the end of today I will have my money or the deeds to this property. |
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(Garan) My wife and I set a price closer to one million not three months ago. |
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(Garan) Your only alternative is to talk to my sons. |
(2, 0) 777 |
I shall. |
(2, 0) 778 |
Don't worry. |
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(Garan) This is Mr Cooper, Sian. |
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(Sian) What were you saying to Garan then? |
(2, 0) 788 |
What kind of way is that to say hello? |
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(Sian) Hello. |
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(Sian) What did you say? |
(2, 0) 792 |
Told him I wanted to buy the farm. |
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(Sian) ─You were winding him up you mean. |
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(Sian) ─You were winding him up you mean. |
(2, 0) 794 |
Just a little. |
(2, 0) 795 |
Felt a bit frisky after the journey. |
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(Sian) Burying his wife tomorrow. |
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(Sian) Burying his wife tomorrow. |
(2, 0) 797 |
Fuckin' hell. |
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(Sian) His mother. |
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(Sian) His mother. |
(2, 0) 800 |
Sorry, but he is a big boy. |
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(Sian) It's alright, Dav. |
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(Sian) What did you do that for? |
(2, 0) 808 |
Sorry. |
(2, 0) 809 |
Passion got the better of me. |
(2, 0) 810 |
Don't know my own strength. |
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(Sian) No, you don't. |
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(Sian) No, you don't. |
(2, 0) 815 |
Pleased to see me? |
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(Sian) Of course. |
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(Sian) Good journey? |
(2, 0) 818 |
Not bad. |
(2, 0) 819 |
Rikeman kept phoning every five minutes… |
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(Sian) Rikeman?! |
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(Sian) Rikeman?! |
(2, 0) 821 |
Doesn't seem to understand what I'm doing here. |
(2, 0) 822 |
He usually sorts out this sort of thing. |
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(Sian) Rikeman would kill Rhys. |
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(Sian) Rikeman would kill Rhys. |
(2, 0) 826 |
Amongst other things. |
(2, 0) 827 |
I told him I'd come to collect. |
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(Sian) Oh. |
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(Sian) Where is he? |
(2, 0) 837 |
Who? |
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(Sian) Rikeman. |
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(Sian) Rikeman. |
(2, 0) 839 |
London. |
(2, 0) 840 |
I think. |
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(Sian) You think? |
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(Sian) You think? |
(2, 0) 842 |
What's the problem, Sian? |
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(Sian) I don't want him down here. |
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(Sian) You won't need him. |
(2, 0) 845 |
I haven't asked him. |
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(2, 0) 848 |
I can always ring him. |
(2, 0) 849 |
Find out where he is. |
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(Sian) Could you? |
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(Sian) I'd feel so much better. |
(2, 0) 855 |
Alright? |
(2, 0) 856 |
Where are you... right. |
(2, 0) 857 |
I can hear a train... why Kentish town? |
(2, 0) 858 |
Aah.. |
(2, 0) 859 |
No I don't need any help here... |
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(2, 0) 862 |
You're breaking up, call you back, yeh? |
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(2, 0) 864 |
Now we know where Rikeman is. |
(2, 0) 865 |
What about the lovely Rhys? |
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(Sian) Mumma's death came as a shock. |
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(Sian) You know he had to go straight away. |
(2, 0) 868 |
It would have taken him an hour to deliver the cash, a short trip across town. |
(2, 0) 869 |
That's all. |
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(Sian) He could always steal some more for you. |
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(Sian) He could always steal some more for you. |
(2, 0) 871 |
So he has spent it. |
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(Sian) No, no. |
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(Dav) Four, five hundred thou' odd. |
(2, 0) 876 |
There you go. |
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(Sian) And it's me and the money? |
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(Sian) I've been seeing Rhys since school. |
(2, 0) 880 |
Well you should have grown out of him by now. |
(2, 0) 881 |
I'll let him go solo. |
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(Sian) No, he can't. |
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(Sian) He's stopped. |
(2, 0) 884 |
Sorry Sian, but he stole that money for me. |
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(Sian) I'm his girlfriend. |
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(Sian) Who are you stealing for? |
(2, 0) 887 |
That's different. |
(2, 0) 888 |
This is business. |
(2, 0) 889 |
I know about the farm, the death duty and everything else. |
(2, 0) 890 |
Go find Rhys. |
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(Sian) I don't know where he is. |
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(Sian) I don't know where he is. |
(2, 0) 892 |
I'm sure you've got a fair guess. |
(2, 0) 893 |
Tell him I'll be waiting for him here. |
(2, 0) 894 |
With one of the local boyos to look after me. |
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(Sian) But─ |
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(Sian) But─ |
(2, 0) 896 |
Ten minutes. |
(2, 0) 897 |
Then we'll come looking for him ourselves. |
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(2, 0) 906 |
You can clean it if you like. |
(2, 0) 907 |
Seeing as you're doing your own. |
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(2, 0) 909 |
Walther PPK. |
(2, 0) 910 |
Just like James Bond. |
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(Dav) Cleans itself. |
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(Dav) Cleans itself. |
(2, 0) 912 |
What? |
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(Dav) Water pistol. |
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(Dav) Cleans itself. |
(2, 0) 916 |
Rhys has told me all about you. |
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(2, 0) 918 |
Oh don't worry. |
(2, 0) 919 |
All good things. |
(2, 0) 920 |
Not really that daft, are you? |
(2, 0) 921 |
Could do yourself a favour though. |
(2, 0) 922 |
That's if you want to come across as being really smart. |
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(2, 0) 924 |
It helps your reading if it's the right way around. |
(2, 0) 925 |
And, if you really want to keep up with the world, make sure the paper isn't three weeks out of date. |
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(2, 0) 929 |
Rikeman. |
(2, 0) 930 |
Where are you... sorry how are you? |
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(2, 0) 935 |
For some reason I need to know where you are... |
(2, 0) 936 |
No, I don't need you... |
(2, 0) 937 |
I'm in Wales, babysitting. |
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(2, 0) 939 |
No I can't let you sort this one out. |
(2, 0) 940 |
You'd draw attention to yourself. |
(2, 0) 941 |
If you go round clubbing people to death in friendly greeting they'll be, I don't know, saying scary stuff in Welsh about you. |
(2, 0) 942 |
I haven't forgotten about that Irish job, Rikeman. |
(2, 0) 943 |
Collect some money I said. |
(2, 0) 944 |
Slaughter an entire fuckin' family, man, women and child, is what you did. |
(2, 0) 945 |
The wrong fuckin' family as it happens. |
(2, 0) 946 |
It said in the papers that even the dog had been blown away. |
(2, 0) 947 |
Now I've never been howled at in an identity parade. |
(2, 0) 948 |
How about you? |
(2, 0) 949 |
~ |
(2, 0) 950 |
I know O'Reilly's a common surname, but when I sent you over there I didn't tell you to kill all the O'Reillys in fuckin' Dublin. |
(2, 0) 951 |
I didn't tell you to kill anyone. |
(2, 0) 952 |
And I'm still waiting for a result on that job. |
(2, 0) 953 |
Hello... |
(2, 0) 954 |
Rikeman... |
(2, 0) 955 |
Oh fuck! |
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(2, 0) 957 |
Where's Rhys? |
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(Dav) Kissed Sian. |
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(Dav) Kissed Sian. |
(2, 0) 959 |
Only a little one. |
(2, 0) 960 |
Sometimes you have to do that for friends. |
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(Dav) Are you a gangster? |
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(Dav) Are you a gangster? |
(2, 0) 962 |
No. |
(2, 0) 963 |
I'm self employed. |
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(Dav) Mal self employed. |
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(Dav) Mal self employed. |
(2, 0) 965 |
Yeh? |
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(Dav) Yeh. |
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(Dav) Rhys a gangster. |
(2, 0) 969 |
Is he? |
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(Dav) Richard said. |
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(Dav) Gangsters steal things. |
(2, 0) 973 |
They do more than steal things. |
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(Dav) Well then. |
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(Dav) Well then. |
(2, 0) 975 |
What? |
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(Dav) Rhys work on the farm. |
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(Dav) Richard said, anyway. |
(2, 0) 981 |
Worked on the farm and stealed things, eh? |
(2, 0) 982 |
What kind of things? |
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(Dav) Can't remember. |
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(Dav) Police sometimes. |
(2, 0) 989 |
They arrest him? |
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(Dav) Never get past Mumma. |
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(Mal) He never stole more than we needed. |
(2, 0) 1001 |
Who could want more? |
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(2, 0) 1005 |
What's on your arm? |
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(Mal) Now? |
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(Mal) Bat's eye and we'd have some black magic. |
(2, 0) 1009 |
God. |
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(Dav) She alright? |
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(Dav) Looks like one. |
(2, 0) 1024 |
Watch it. |
(2, 0) 1025 |
So you're Mal, eh? |
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(Dav) Says a gangster does more than steal things, Mal. |
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(Mal) Do you do more than just steal things, Mr Cooper? |
(2, 0) 1028 |
You watch too much television. |
(2, 0) 1029 |
You do have a television don't you? |
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(2, 0) 1033 |
If it's a bad film then it's got gangsters, you know, fettucini, jellied eels and stuff. |
(2, 0) 1034 |
Gangsters go mental at the smallest insult, then fall to bits if their mother hears them swearing. |
(2, 0) 1035 |
All bollocks. |
(2, 0) 1036 |
You know the best film with a thief in it? |
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(2, 0) 1039 |
Bambi. |
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(2, 0) 1041 |
Didn't you see the thief? |
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(2, 0) 1044 |
Exactly. |
(2, 0) 1045 |
You never see a good thief. |
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(Dav) What's a Bambi, Mal? |
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(Dav) What's a Bambi, Mal? |
(2, 0) 1050 |
The last half hour is right up your street. |
(2, 0) 1051 |
You'd love Bambi. |
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(2, 0) 1055 |
Irish? |
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(Mal) Welsh. |
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(Mal) Make it from carrots mostly. |
(2, 0) 1063 |
Smells, yes. |
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(Dav) Moron. |
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(Mal) That's the difference is it, Dav? |
(2, 0) 1069 |
What did you say? |
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(Mal) He said 'moron' Mr Cooper. |
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(Mal) Why? |
(2, 0) 1078 |
Wait a minute. |
(2, 0) 1079 |
I've known Sian for─ |
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(Dav) Got a gun, he has. |
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(Mal) Wonder what Sian sees in him? |
(2, 0) 1084 |
Very funny. |
(2, 0) 1085 |
Where's Rhys. |
(2, 0) 1086 |
Sian was going to get him for me. |
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(Mal) Sian running around after Rhys for you. |
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(Mal) Wonder why? |
(2, 0) 1089 |
Listen─ |
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(Mal) If you were a fox in a field full of rabbits, would you go for them? |
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(Mal) If you were a fox in a field full of rabbits, would you go for them? |
(2, 0) 1091 |
I haven't got time for this. |
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(Mal) Doesn't take any time to think about really. |
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(Dav) Easy question. |
(2, 0) 1095 |
I don't know. |
(2, 0) 1096 |
Am I a tired fox, or a hungry fox. |
(2, 0) 1097 |
Maybe I'm an ill fox, a lazy fox. |
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(Dav) Just a fox. |
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(Dav) Just a fox. |
(2, 0) 1099 |
Just a fox. |
(2, 0) 1100 |
Then I don't know. |
(2, 0) 1101 |
I'm not any old fox. |
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(Mal) Why were you kissing Sian? |
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(Mal) Why were you kissing Sian? |
(2, 0) 1104 |
I wasn't kissing Sian. |
(2, 0) 1105 |
I've known Rhys and Sian for donkey's years. |
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(Mal) Good friends, eh? |
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(Mal) Good friends, eh? |
(2, 0) 1107 |
If you like. |
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(Dav) Do you like? |
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(Dav) Do you kiss Rhys? |
(2, 0) 1115 |
What the fuck's that? |
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(Mal) Sounds like a dog in a gin trap. |
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(Mal) Sounds as if Father's just taken one for a walk. |
(2, 0) 1121 |
Being a smart arse must be in the genes. |
(2, 0) 1122 |
Where is he? |
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(Mal) Pig in one hand, record player in the other. |
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(Mal) Field with a tree especially. |
(2, 0) 1127 |
What are you talking about? |
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(Mal) Father likes a brass band. |
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(Mal) Stay here and have another drink. |
(2, 0) 1152 |
Fuck it. |
(2, 0) 1153 |
He can't be far away. |
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(Mal) Point your gun at him, Dav. |
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(Mal) Point your gun at him, Dav. |
(2, 0) 1159 |
Don't be silly. |
(2, 0) 1160 |
A rabbit's one thing─ |
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(Mal) Point the gun at him, Dav. |
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(Mal) Point the gun at him, Dav. |
(2, 0) 1164 |
But a man? |
(2, 0) 1165 |
That's something else. |
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(Mal) Point the gun at him brother. |
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(Mal) Pointing a gun at one of our brother's best friends. |
(2, 0) 1183 |
Pointing an unloaded gun at one of his best friends. |
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(Mal) Shoot him Dav. |
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(Mal) Shoot him! |
(2, 0) 1197 |
Bang. |
(2, 0) 1198 |
Now you know how a rabbit feels, brother. |
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(2, 0) 1204 |
No, no. |
(2, 0) 1205 |
I'm sorting this out. |
(2, 0) 1206 |
He stole that money for me. |
(2, 0) 1207 |
My money. |
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(2, 0) 1215 |
Sian says the old bat just dropped; dead as a brick before she hit the ground... |
(2, 0) 1216 |
Yes, 'fuckin' sudden' as you say. |
(2, 0) 1217 |
But people do get old and die of old age despite people like yourself. |
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(2, 0) 1222 |
Remember what I said though. |
(2, 0) 1223 |
Don't come unless... |
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(2, 0) 1225 |
Rikeman, remember what I said, fuckin' listen to me... |
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(Sian) I thought you'd called him? |
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(Sian) I thought you'd called him? |
(2, 0) 1228 |
He... he phoned back? |
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(Sian) What are you doing with the gun? |
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(Sian) What are you doing with the gun? |
(2, 0) 1230 |
What gun? |
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(Sian) Why have a gun down here? |
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(Sian) Why have a gun down here? |
(2, 0) 1233 |
Protection and persuasion. |
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(Sian) Guns freak me out. |
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(Sian) Guns freak me out. |
(2, 0) 1235 |
You don't say. |
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(2, 0) 1237 |
I suppose you're right. |
(2, 0) 1238 |
If you're any good you don't need one. |
(2, 0) 1239 |
Rikeman doesn't use one, usually. |
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(Sian) What are you going to do now? |
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(Sian) What are you going to do now? |
(2, 0) 1241 |
Find Rhys. |
(2, 0) 1242 |
Do you know where he is? |
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(Sian) No. |
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(Sian) Garan would just like the men together. |
(2, 0) 1246 |
I presume I'm invited. |
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(Sian) I wish you'd leave it. |
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(Sian) I wish you'd leave it. |
(2, 0) 1248 |
You don't want to see Garan without a home. |
(2, 0) 1249 |
Nowhere to grow his flowers or bring up his little boys. |
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(Sian) They don't have anywhere to go. |
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(Sian) They don't have anywhere to go. |
(2, 0) 1251 |
Tag snorts. |
(2, 0) 1252 |
This isn't a natural disaster we're talking about here. |
(2, 0) 1253 |
A disease hasn't killed off the crops. |
(2, 0) 1254 |
A tornado hasn't destroyed the farm. |
(2, 0) 1255 |
It's their own fault. |
(2, 0) 1256 |
They should have sorted it out. |
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(2, 0) 1259 |
It's bad management. |
(2, 0) 1260 |
Simple as that. |
(2, 0) 1261 |
If Rhys wants to save this farm then he will. |
(2, 0) 1262 |
But it's not going to be me who funds him. |
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(Sian) What are you going to do now? |
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(Sian) What are you going to do now? |
(2, 0) 1266 |
Go into the house and get my money. |
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(Sian) I'm sorry I ever asked you down here. |
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(Sian) I'm sorry I ever asked you down here. |
(2, 0) 1268 |
Jesus Christ. |
(2, 0) 1269 |
Don't you realise that by now Rikeman would be back in London, I'd have the money, and Rhys and his family would probably be dead. |
(2, 0) 1270 |
Dead Sian. |
(2, 0) 1271 |
Dead. |
(2, 0) 1272 |
Now, if I walk out of that house without my money then I might still phone him. |
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(Sian) What's he going to think if you tell him that you can't sort little Rhys out. |
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(Sian) What's he going to think if you tell him that you can't sort little Rhys out. |
(2, 0) 1277 |
He'll think whatever I tell him to─ |
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(Sian) I've only met him once, but he didn't strike me as the kind of man you tell what to think. |
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(Sian) I've only met him once, but he didn't strike me as the kind of man you tell what to think. |
(2, 0) 1281 |
You'd look a fool. |
(2, 0) 1282 |
He'd make sure of it. |
(2, 0) 1283 |
No one would listen to a word Tag Cooper said. |
(2, 0) 1284 |
Ever again. |
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(Sian) But there is something you can do. |
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(Sian) But there is something you can do. |
(2, 0) 1287 |
What's that? |
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(Sian) Tell Rikeman that you and Rhys have come to an agreement. |
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(Sian) Why can't you do that? |
(2, 0) 1303 |
Because if you let one go you have to let them all go. |
(2, 0) 1304 |
I'm going to get the money. |
(2, 0) 1305 |
Then we're both leaving. |
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(2, 0) 1308 |
Go. |
(2, 0) 1309 |
Go. |
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(2, 0) 1311 |
Pigs... brothers... roses... |
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(2, 0) 1317 |
Fuck it. |
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(Rhys) Alright there, Coops? |
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(Rhys) Alright there, Coops? |
(2, 0) 1322 |
Lovely place. |
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(Rhys) The gossip can be a killer. |
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(Rhys) Apart from that it's alright. |
(2, 0) 1327 |
What are you up to? |
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(Rhys) Been checking the beef. |
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(Rhys) They're all fine. |
(2, 0) 1331 |
Your brothers... |
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(2, 0) 1334 |
What's all that with the hands? |
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(2, 0) 1339 |
What is it? |
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(Rhys) It's a cow. |
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(Rhys) So we all do. |
(2, 0) 1347 |
Right. |
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(2, 0) 1350 |
Mal's home brew. |
(2, 0) 1351 |
Jesus. |
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(Rhys) Wouldn't wish it on your worst enemy. |
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(Rhys) Wouldn't wish it on your worst enemy. |
(2, 0) 1353 |
I would. |
(2, 0) 1354 |
Veg looks good in the basket. |
(2, 0) 1355 |
Good soil. |
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(Rhys) Look forward to working it. |
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(Rhys) Look forward to working it. |
(2, 0) 1358 |
How was the job? |
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(Rhys) Easy enough. |
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(Rhys) Easy enough. |
(2, 0) 1360 |
Thought so. |
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(Rhys) It was a good job to retire on. |
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(Rhys) What are you doing here? |
(2, 0) 1363 |
I was invited. |
(2, 0) 1364 |
Sorry about that. |
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(Rhys) Well it's good to see you then. |
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(Rhys) Well it's good to see you then. |
(2, 0) 1366 |
You were meant to come and see me. |
(2, 0) 1367 |
Why didn't you? |
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(Rhys) My mother died. |
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(Rhys) My mother died. |
(2, 0) 1369 |
I can't imagine anything being more important than delivering that money to me. |
(2, 0) 1370 |
Where is it? |
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(Rhys) On the farm. |
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(Rhys) Safe. |
(2, 0) 1373 |
Sorry to hear about your mum. |
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(Rhys) If it wasn't for you fucking my girlfriend you'd have sent Rikeman after me. |
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(Rhys) He might survive the next few days. |
(2, 0) 1380 |
I'd send Rikeman after my mother for the dinner money. |
(2, 0) 1381 |
So you know about me and Sian. |
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(2, 0) 1383 |
She said you'd work it out. |
(2, 0) 1384 |
What I don't understand is─ |
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(Rhys) I'm retiring. |
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(Rhys) With your turnover you can afford the loss. |
(2, 0) 1389 |
That's a pity. |
(2, 0) 1390 |
According to the gossip you're a natural. |
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(Rhys) What did I say about gossip? |
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(Rhys) According to gossip you're a pimp. |
(2, 0) 1393 |
I'm coming to see you tonight. |
(2, 0) 1394 |
I'll give your mum a bit of this {makes a sign of blessing with his right hand}, have a bite to eat with your family, do a little business with you and be on my way. |
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(Rhys) You're a pimp. |
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(Rhys) That's the gossip about you did you know? |
(2, 0) 1397 |
I want to talk to you about Sian. |
(2, 0) 1398 |
No deals. |
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(Rhys) You want to take her and the money? |
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(Rhys) You want to take her and the money? |
(2, 0) 1400 |
That's what I'm going to do. |
(2, 0) 1401 |
She started it, I want you to know that. |
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(Rhys) Fuck off Tag. |
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(Rhys) I keep the money and you leave me alone forever. |
(2, 0) 1409 |
I can have her like that? |
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(Rhys) Yeh, like that. |
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(Rhys) Yeh, like that. |
(2, 0) 1411 |
But she stays with you until after the funeral. |
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(Sian) Wait a minute. |
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(Sian) You two are talking about me─ |
(2, 0) 1415 |
That's right. |
(2, 0) 1416 |
We're talking about you. |
(2, 0) 1417 |
Shut up. |
(2, 0) 1418 |
I've been waiting a long time for this little chat. |
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(Rhys) My father likes her being around. |
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(Rhys) I give you both a month. |
(2, 0) 1422 |
Maybe. |
(2, 0) 1423 |
But I'm not going back without the money. |
(2, 0) 1424 |
You see I know what all this is about. |
(2, 0) 1425 |
Big brother Richard gets himself killed liberating sheep farms in the south Atlantic. |
(2, 0) 1426 |
So little brother thinks he can do whatever it takes to save the fucking hanging gardens here. |
(2, 0) 1427 |
You think the world owes you. |
(2, 0) 1428 |
You think─ |
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(Rhys) ─I think you don't understand. |
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(Rhys) I don't give a damn for him or his memory. |
(2, 0) 1436 |
Your father and brothers wouldn't say that. |
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(Rhys) My father believes in ghosts. |
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(Rhys) You do. |
(2, 0) 1445 |
It's not your money. |
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(Rhys) Not your girl. |
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(Rhys) Not your girl. |
(2, 0) 1447 |
I've stolen your girlfriend, you've stolen my money. |
(2, 0) 1448 |
Call it quits, shake hands and on my way. |
(2, 0) 1449 |
Is that it? |
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(Rhys) Something like that. |
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(Rhys) Something like that. |
(2, 0) 1451 |
But Rhys, whatever happens, I get what you've got. |
(2, 0) 1452 |
So, as things stand, there isn't a deal as you'd call it. |
(2, 0) 1453 |
It's just down to the money. |
(2, 0) 1454 |
You should leave the pimping to the experts. |
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(Rhys) Fuck you. |
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(Rhys) Fuck you. |
(2, 0) 1456 |
That's the great thing about money. |
(2, 0) 1457 |
It just stays money. |
(2, 0) 1458 |
It doesn't change its mind. |
(2, 0) 1459 |
It doesn't put on weight or lose interest in you. |
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(Rhys) Do you feel like that when you look in the mirror? |
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(Rhys) You want my girlfriend, money and good looks? |
(2, 0) 1466 |
Nah, no head shots. |
(2, 0) 1467 |
Want you looking smart for your funeral. |
(2, 0) 1468 |
See you tonight. |
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(Rhys) Before you go, there's something I haven't asked. |
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(Rhys) How did she start it? |
(2, 0) 1472 |
What? |
(2, 0) 1473 |
~ |
(2, 0) 1474 |
Let him finish. |
(2, 0) 1475 |
This might be interesting. |
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(Rhys) How did she start it? |
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(Rhys) Did you seduce her? |
(2, 0) 1480 |
No, it just happened one night. |
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(Rhys) Where was I? |
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(Rhys) Where was I? |
(2, 0) 1482 |
On a job I think. |
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(Rhys) A job you would have sent me on? |
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(Rhys) A job you would have sent me on? |
(2, 0) 1484 |
What's your point? |
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(Rhys) Was it a job that you sent me on? |
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(Rhys) Was it a job that you sent me on? |
(2, 0) 1486 |
You don't work for anyone else. |
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(Rhys) A long way away? |
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(Rhys) It wasn't a long time ago. |
(2, 0) 1489 |
I believe you were in Edinburgh as you well fuckin' know. |
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(Rhys) Yes. |
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(Rhys) The money that was supposed to be in the safe, that was supposed to be behind the El Greco, in the house that wasn't in Edinburgh. |
(2, 0) 1492 |
As I told you, the information I was given─ |
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(Rhys) Was bullshit, I should have been in Glasgow. |
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(Rhys) What were you doing for those four days? |
(2, 0) 1496 |
I still don't see your point. |
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(Rhys) I couldn't say a lot of the Scottish names. |
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(Rhys) But I had the sense to go home. |
(2, 0) 1506 |
Cheap little sod. |
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(Garan) Get away from him. |
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(Garan) I understand too well. |
(2, 0) 1519 |
You're taking one mighty step back with all of this you know? |
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(2, 0) 1521 |
See you later. |
(2, 0) 1522 |
The men watch them go. |
(2, 0) 1523 |
Rhys clutches his ribs and groans. |
(2, 0) 1524 |
Dav continues to watch. |
(2, 0) 1525 |
Garan is very concerned. |
(2, 0) 1526 |
He shakes his head. |
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(Garan) It isn't worth it. |
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(Garan) Could be water in the fuse box. |
(3, 0) 2195 |
God it's cold out there. |
(3, 0) 2196 |
September. |
(3, 0) 2197 |
Can you believe that? |
(3, 0) 2198 |
Suppose you can. |
(3, 0) 2199 |
What a wind. |
(3, 0) 2200 |
Need miles of ocean to build a wind like that. |
(3, 0) 2201 |
Sea on three sides. |
(3, 0) 2202 |
It's as if we're on the bow of a ship. |
(3, 0) 2203 |
~ |
(3, 0) 2204 |
You know, I don't blame you for wanting to come back to this place. |
(3, 0) 2205 |
There's a wise old man you've got there. |
(3, 0) 2206 |
All of you should learn as much as you can from him, while you can. |
(3, 0) 2207 |
That's something I never did. |
(3, 0) 2208 |
But then my Father couldn't read the weather. |
(3, 0) 2209 |
In fact he couldn't read a fuckin' newspaper. |
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(3, 0) 2212 |
Aren't you going to join me? |
(3, 0) 2213 |
I won't bite yet. |
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(3, 0) 2223 |
What's for dinner? |
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(3, 0) 2228 |
Does he understand what I just─ |
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(Dav) Not. |
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(3, 0) 2232 |
That's good. |
(3, 0) 2233 |
Doesn't do to have the same thing ten nights in a row. |
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(3, 0) 2235 |
Set for six. |
(3, 0) 2236 |
You were expecting me after all. |
(3, 0) 2237 |
Sian seemed to think that this was a private affair. |
(3, 0) 2238 |
Guests not welcome. |
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(Sian) Hello. |
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(Sian) Hello. |
(3, 0) 2242 |
Ah. |
(3, 0) 2243 |
My girl. |
(3, 0) 2244 |
Get us a corkscrew love. |
(3, 0) 2245 |
Boys are thirsty. |
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(3, 0) 2248 |
What's on the menu? |
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(Sian) There's potted rabbit to start─ |
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(Garan) ─potted rabbit? |
(3, 0) 2253 |
Like paté. |
(3, 0) 2254 |
Potted shrimp, potted rabbit, I guess. |
(3, 0) 2255 |
Well I'm famished, so, whenever you're ready. |
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(3, 0) 2258 |
Corkscrew and glasses. |
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(3, 0) 2260 |
She's never cooked me a meal before. |
(3, 0) 2261 |
Potted rabbit, eh? |
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(Garan) Never heard of it. |
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(Rhys) Must be. |
(3, 0) 2276 |
Where's the big man? |
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(Rhys) Behind you. |
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(Garan) Tag puts a hand on his arm. |
(3, 0) 2286 |
No, don't. |
(3, 0) 2287 |
He's got the right idea. |
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(3, 0) 2291 |
Cheers. |
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(Rhys) Twll dy dun. |
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(Dav) Taga. |
(3, 0) 2294 |
What? |
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(Dav) Tag... ah. |
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(Rhys) Just an old Welsh saying when we raise our glasses. |
(3, 0) 2300 |
Taga? |
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(Rhys) Choke. |
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(Dav) Old Welsh saying. |
(3, 0) 2306 |
You're taking the piss. |
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(Garan) We have a dictionary, Mr Cooper. |
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(Rhys) It's a joke, Tag. |
(3, 0) 2315 |
It's a funny language you mean. |
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(Sian) I made it in one batch. |
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(Sian) Do you soup? |
(3, 0) 2323 |
Aren't you eating? |
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(Sian) No. |
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(Sian) No. |
(3, 0) 2325 |
There's a place for you. |
(3, 0) 2326 |
Next to me. |
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(Rhys) ─shot, probably Tag. |
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(Rhys) Dav does like to get up close. |
(3, 0) 2347 |
If you ate rabbit, you might care a bit more. |
(3, 0) 2348 |
Not a special present for me, was it? |
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(Garan) All from the same pot. |
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(Garan) Could have been any one of us had that. |
(3, 0) 2352 |
Of course. |
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(3, 0) 2354 |
Lovely though. |
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(Garan) Rhys. |
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(Garan) Give Maldwyn a push. |
(3, 0) 2357 |
No. |
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(Dav) Food! |
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(Sian) I'll get the rest. |
(3, 0) 2362 |
Had a good look around the farm this afternoon. |
(3, 0) 2363 |
You've got a fortune in bits and pieces. |
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(Rhys) But you couldn't find what you're looking for. |
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(Rhys) But you couldn't find what you're looking for. |
(3, 0) 2365 |
No. |
(3, 0) 2366 |
I couldn't. |
(3, 0) 2367 |
Where is it? |
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(Garan) Where did you buy the wine, Mr Cooper? |
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(Garan) Where did you buy the wine, Mr Cooper? |
(3, 0) 2369 |
Pub. |
(3, 0) 2370 |
The Black Horse. |
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(3, 0) 2372 |
Look─ |
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(Garan) ─I haven't been there for a good ten years. |
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(Garan) Had a big collection of rare whisky on the top shelf. |
(3, 0) 2375 |
I didn't notice. |
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(Rhys) Different landlord now father. |
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(Garan) Old Thomas would have taken it with him, no doubt about that. |
(3, 0) 2381 |
I'm sure. |
(3, 0) 2382 |
Look Rhys─ |
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(Garan) Dafydd. |
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(Rhys) Try and enjoy it. |
(3, 0) 2392 |
Rhys. |
(3, 0) 2393 |
Look. |
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(3, 0) 2396 |
Look. |
(3, 0) 2397 |
I can't compromise. |
(3, 0) 2398 |
The money is mine─ |
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(Rhys) ─homemade bread? |
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(Sian) Ham, potatoes mashed, swede, cauliflower─ |
(3, 0) 2402 |
─moron? |
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(Sian) Carrots. |
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(Sian) Rice pudding to finish. |
(3, 0) 2410 |
Don't grow rice do you? |
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(Rhys) Parsley sauce, Sian? |
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(Sian) Oh hell─ |
(3, 0) 2415 |
Can't you get it your fuckin' self? |
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(3, 0) 2422 |
Do you always eat like that? |
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(Dav) No starter. |
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(Dav) No starter. |
(3, 0) 2425 |
Your hands are filthy. |
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(Rhys) Lifts the dirt like nothing else. |
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(Rhys) Lifts the dirt like nothing else. |
(3, 0) 2433 |
This ham is very good. |
(3, 0) 2434 |
Could be Spanish. |
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(Garan) More potatoes, Mr Cooper? |
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(Garan) More potatoes, Mr Cooper? |
(3, 0) 2440 |
Hmm? |
(3, 0) 2441 |
Yes, please. |
(3, 0) 2442 |
What's potato in Welsh? |
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(Rhys) Tato. |
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(Rhys) Yeh? |
(3, 0) 2449 |
Potato, potahto. |
(3, 0) 2450 |
I'll be fluent before you know it. |
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(Rhys) Long walk home, Tag. |
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(Rhys) Long walk home, Tag. |
(3, 0) 2463 |
But you never know with sea on three sides. |
(3, 0) 2464 |
Might walk home by moonlight yet. |
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(3, 0) 2471 |
But I've noticed that means there's only one way out of here. |
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(3, 0) 2473 |
What do you say, my love? |
(3, 0) 2474 |
We've only one way to go. |
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(Dav) That's right. |
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(Dav) That's right. |
(3, 0) 2477 |
What the fuck was that? |
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(Garan) Drink some water, Maldwyn. |
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(Mal) Be' ma' ni wneud da hwn? |
(3, 0) 2492 |
What? |
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(Mal) Be', ma', ni, wneud, da, hwn? |
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(Dav) Tagu fe. |
(3, 0) 2497 |
Shut up─ |
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(Rhys) ─Speaks two languages, don't you Dav? |
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(Rhys) What are we going to do with him? |
(3, 0) 2501 |
Tell him to fuck off to bed. |
(3, 0) 2502 |
We've got business to do. |
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(Rhys) No. |
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(Rhys) 'What are we going to do with him?' |
(3, 0) 2508 |
Where are you going? |
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(3, 0) 2510 |
Come back. |
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(3, 0) 2512 |
Where the hell is he going? |
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(3, 0) 2516 |
Oh. |
(3, 0) 2517 |
Welsh, eh? |
(3, 0) 2518 |
I'm fluent enough to know when monkeys are talking about bananas, mate. |
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(3, 0) 2524 |
Where is he? |
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(Garan) He must have seen something else that needs doing. |
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(Garan) He must have seen something else that needs doing. |
(3, 0) 2527 |
I don't have that much time. |
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(Rhys) Not going to have your pudding? |
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(Rhys) Not going to have your pudding? |
(3, 0) 2529 |
Look Rhys. |
(3, 0) 2530 |
You know I'm not going without my money. |
(3, 0) 2531 |
I─ |
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(Mal) {O.S.} |
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(Mal) I need a hand here. |
(3, 0) 2540 |
Where do you think you're going? |
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(Rhys) Mal needs a hand. |
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(Rhys) Mal needs a hand. |
(3, 0) 2542 |
To do what? |
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(Rhys) It's a big door in that wind. |
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(Garan) Can't have rain getting in the grain store. |
(3, 0) 2550 |
Don't be long. |
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(Sian) Where are the boys? |
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(Sian) Where are the boys? |
(3, 0) 2555 |
Job to do. |
(3, 0) 2556 |
Packed your bags? |
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(3, 0) 2558 |
I said─ |
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(Sian) No. |
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(Sian) No. |
(3, 0) 2560 |
Why? |
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(Sian) I haven't... haven't had time. |
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(Sian) I haven't... haven't had time. |
(3, 0) 2563 |
You could go and pack them now. |
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(Sian) I've got to clean up. |
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(Sian) I've got to clean up. |
(3, 0) 2565 |
Clean up? |
(3, 0) 2566 |
No. |
(3, 0) 2567 |
You don't have to do anything. |
(3, 0) 2568 |
Go and pack your bags. |
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(3, 0) 2570 |
What's the matter? |
(3, 0) 2571 |
You're safe with me. |
(3, 0) 2572 |
Short pause. |
(3, 0) 2573 |
Tag looks at his watch, looks around. |
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(Sian) How safe are you? |
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(Sian) How safe are you? |
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I had a long think this afternoon. |
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About you, me and everything. |
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I was thinking about how lucky I was to have a girl as pretty as you fall for me. |
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Then I did a bit more thinking. |
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I'm soft you see. |
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Willing to reason with everyone when I should be hard. |
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Tough. |
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Selfish. |
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(Sian) Soft? |
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(Sian) I've never heard that before. |
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You got me here on purpose. |
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Rhys knows that I'm never in the same place as Rikeman. |
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But how could you make sure it was me who came down here, and not a killer? |
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Love. |
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Have me fall for you. |
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(Sian) Don't be ridiculous. |
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(Sian) Don't be ridiculous. |
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It isn't so daft. |
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If I was Rhys, that's what I would do. |
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I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt here. |
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(Sian) And if I didn't get the benefit of the doubt? |
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(Sian) And if I didn't get the benefit of the doubt? |
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It's funny how you two still look out for each other. |
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(Dav) Mumma's coming, Mumma's coming. |
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(Sian) Oh my god. |
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What the fuck's going on. |
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(Mal) Get the stands, Dav. |
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(Mal) Get the stands, Dav. |
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What the fuck's going on? |
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(Mal) Hold on Rhys. |
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(Rhys) Grab hold Tag. |
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Christ she's heavy. |
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(Garan) She was a big woman Mr.Cooper. |
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(Garan) She was a big woman Mr.Cooper. |
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Why bring her in here? |
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(Mal) Funeral tomorrow, Mr.Cooper. |
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(Rhys) You didn't think you were the guest of honour, did you? |
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Yeh, but did you have to... |
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It's a coffin for Christ's sake. |
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(Rhys) If she makes you nervous now, you should have met her when she was alive. |
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(Rhys) If she makes you nervous now, you should have met her when she was alive. |
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The money. |
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Where is it? |
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(Dav) Rice pudding. |
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(Dav) Rice pudding. |
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Shut up. |
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Sian. |
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Sit down. |
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I press one button and I'm through to Rikeman. |
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Seven thirty. |
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He'd be here before midnight. |
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To stop that from happening, all you have to do is give me my money. |
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What's it to be? |
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(Garan) Who is this Rikeman? |
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(Garan) Who is this Rikeman? |
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Just another example of someone I have no control over. |
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What's it to be? |
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(Rhys) A lot can happen in four hours. |
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(Mal) I'm hungry. |
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Give it back. |
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Now. |
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(Dav) {Into the phone quickly.} |
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(Rhys) No Dav, put it down. |
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Give me the phone. |
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(Garan) Mr Cooper please. |
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(Garan) Can't we sit down and discuss this? |
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That's something you'll have to ask Rhys. |
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He─ |
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(Dav) Toy. |
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(Dav) Said before. |
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Shut up. |
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(Rhys) You were doing well then, Tag. |
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(Rhys) Wine was a nice touch. |
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What do you mean? |
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(Rhys) Well it was never going to last was it? |
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(Mal) If he wasn't lonely before, he is now. |
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Where's the money? |
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(Rhys) Somewhere in the house. |
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(Rhys) Somewhere in the house. |
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Go and get it. |
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(Rhys) Are you sure you want me to do that? |
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(Rhys) Are you sure you want me to do that? |
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No doubt in my mind. |
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(Dav) Waterpistol. |
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What are you fuckin' waiting for? |
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Go and get it. |
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(Rhys) Do you want to take that risk? |
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(Rhys) Do you want to take that risk? |
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What risk? |
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You get the money, give it to me, and I leave without killing anybody. |
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(Rhys) There might be a gun next to the money. |
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(Rhys) There might be a gun next to the money. |
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You never carry a gun. |
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(Rhys) Farms usually have a couple of guns. |
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(Rhys) I might come back and fix you. |
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Not before I fix one of these. |
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(Garan) {Pleads.} |
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Sit down. |
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(Rhys) There's four exits from this house. |
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(Dav) Caps? |
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What? |
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(Dav) Caps. |
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(Mal) Looks like caps to me, Dav. |
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Will you all shut the fuck up? |
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(Rhys) You know it is a lot of money. |
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(Dav) Okay. |
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I don't need caps. |
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You. |
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Go and get the money. |
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You tell him where it is. |
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Move again and you're dead. |
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Tell him, I said. |
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(Dav) {To Tag.} |
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How long do you think? |
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(Garan) Dav, please be quiet. |
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(Rhys) So you do trust me to go and get it? |
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Yes. |
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(Rhys) I'll be back in just a minute. |
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(Rhys) I'll be back in just a minute. |
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No wait. |
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Tell him. |
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(Dav) I want to play with Rhys. |
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(Dav) Always playing with Mal. |
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Tell him. |
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(Garan) Mr Cooper, please listen to me. |
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What the fuck is he talking about? |
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(Dav) {To Tag.} |
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(Garan) I'm afraid you have upset him, Mr Cooper. |
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He's fuckin' upsetting me. |
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Go and get the money. |
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(Dav) {Very serious.} |
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(Rhys) Back off Mal. |
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How stupid am I? |
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It's in here somewhere. |
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You Maldwyn. |
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Pull all the drawers from the table. |
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I've had enough, mate. |
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It'll be Rhys, then your father. |
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Tip over the vases. |
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(Rhys) This is stupid, Tag. |
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(Rhys) This is stupid, Tag. |
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Is it? |
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Then where's the money? |
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Tip them over. |
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(Garan) I─ |
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(Garan) What kind of people do you think we are? |
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I've stopped thinking about it. |
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Get back. |
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Well Jesus, where else? |
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(Sian) Tag. |
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(Sian) You can't. |
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Then where's the money? |
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Just stand there. |
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(Rhys) Yours is going to be a big funeral, Tag. |
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(Rhys) Tag gasps and looks at the coffin. |
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You mean me coming down here... |
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And everything? |
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(Sian) Everything. |
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(Sian) Everything. |
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Everything? |
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I was right. |
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(Sian) Please Rhys…do it now. |
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(Sian) Please Rhys…do it now. |
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Isn't easy. |