Dramau Cymru

The Rabbit

Llinellau gan Rhys (Cyfanswm: 626)



(1, 0) 20	You've got to go for them when they're there.

(1, 0) 28	Rabbit.

(1, 0) 32	No.
(1, 0) 33	Down here.

(1, 0) 35	Is this a particular fox you're thinking of or just in general?

(1, 0) 37	Something tumbled around here, I'm sure.

(1, 0) 41	If the shot went up then it has to come down.

(1, 0) 44	But foxes eat rabbits don't they?

(1, 0) 46	Because it's not worth the bother?

(1, 0) 48	I know how he feels.

(1, 0) 50	He's right.

(1, 0) 52	Mal, fucks sake!

(1, 0) 55	Well I don't either.

(1, 0) 59	Fuckin' hell it's cold out here.

(1, 0) 61	Got your bottle?

(1, 0) 63	No?

(1, 0) 68	If only.
(1, 0) 69	They're not called yuppies anymore.
(1, 0) 70	Gone back to being twats.

(1, 0) 74	If it was an old rabbit, or one with a broken leg.
(1, 0) 75	Fox wouldn't ignore him then, would it?
(1, 0) 76	Part of the food chain.
(1, 0) 77	Fox sees an old rabbit with, I don't know, a stomach ulcer─

(1, 0) 79	Bad breath.

(1, 0) 88	I've never seen him─

(1, 0) 96	How long as he been like that?

(1, 0) 98	Do I have to ask again?

(1, 0) 105	We all went a bit funny when Richard died.
(1, 0) 106	Can't remember Rich though, can he?

(1, 0) 110	Case of corned beef I was going to get.
(1, 0) 111	Build me up because I looked like a... what was it?

(1, 0) 116	And then there were three.

(1, 0) 123	Well I'm back now.
(1, 0) 124	Has he seen a doctor?

(1, 0) 132	I can't think of anyone who would have told him that.

(1, 0) 137	Sorry Dav.
(1, 0) 138	I─

(1, 0) 140	Fuck.
(1, 0) 141	There's somebody out there, over there.

(1, 0) 148	I saw eyes over there.

(1, 0) 154	Oh yeh?
(1, 0) 155	How many manhunts have you been on to work that out.

(1, 0) 158	Fox then.
(1, 0) 159	Wonder if it was after our rabbit?

(1, 0) 163	Our rabbit is a cute beast though.
(1, 0) 164	Stoned to the gills on milk of magnesia.
(1, 0) 165	Bust a gut trying to avoid Dav.
(1, 0) 166	Past its prime but what a survivor.
(1, 0) 167	It just sits in a field and watches the younger generation hop on by while not being attacked by foxes.

(1, 0) 169	No.
(1, 0) 170	With all that's wrong with him the rabbit knows he's fuckin' inedible.
(1, 0) 171	I mean would you eat a rabbit like that?
(1, 0) 172	Imagine having that thing in your mouth.

(1, 0) 181	Yeh.
(1, 0) 182	Just get the next couple of days over and done with.
(1, 0) 183	We'll know where we are then.
(1, 0) 184	Haven't even had chance to count the money.

(1, 0) 186	Fancy the job?

(1, 0) 190	I'm doing it for all of us.
(1, 0) 191	It's my money that'll─

(1, 0) 193	How would you feel if after every job you did someone came along and took ninety percent?

(1, 0) 198	Today or tonight, sometime.
(1, 0) 199	He won't try and find me after the funeral.
(1, 0) 200	It's enough money to start a new life.
(1, 0) 201	Didn't think he'd be here this early.
(1, 0) 202	There wouldn't be anyone over there, would there?

(1, 0) 204	It wouldn't have been the old man.

(1, 0) 212	Jumpy you say?
(1, 0) 213	He saw someone out there as well.
(1, 0) 214	Who was it, Dav?

(1, 0) 218	What did he look like?
(1, 0) 219	Was he stocky with curly hair?

(1, 0) 221	Oh god, he wasn't wearing a hat was he?
(1, 0) 222	Tall with a hat maybe?
(1, 0) 223	Come on for fucks sake.

(1, 0) 228	Dav.
(1, 0) 229	Did you see someone out there?

(1, 0) 234	What did he look like?

(1, 0) 236	Short and curly or tall with a hat maybe.
(1, 0) 237	It's easy enough.

(1, 0) 241	You couldn't, you mean.

(1, 0) 246	Sorry Dav.

(1, 0) 248	─it doesn't matter Mal.
(1, 0) 249	It'll be Tag.
(1, 0) 250	He knows he can handle me.
(1, 0) 251	You two won't bother him much.
(1, 0) 252	I forgot that it isn't just the money.
(1, 0) 253	If it was then he'd send someone else.

(1, 0) 256	Nothing you should bother yourself with, Mal.
(1, 0) 257	It'll all come out in the end.

(1, 0) 260	No.

(1, 0) 262	No.
(1, 0) 263	If he's there, he's there.

(1, 0) 266	We can't go back empty handed, can we Dav?

(1, 0) 269	I've got no idea where we are.

(1, 0) 272	No I mean it I'm lost.

(2, 0) 417	Getting soft Mal.
(2, 0) 418	Bracing I thought it was.

(2, 0) 424	Ask 'Magnum Force.'

(2, 0) 429	Sian.
(2, 0) 430	Any sign?

(2, 0) 439	Shooting at the breast meat?
(2, 0) 440	I was close enough to strangle it.

(2, 0) 448	Mal and I were talking about the farm, the future and everything, when this one let go with both barrels.
(2, 0) 449	Felt a hot blast of air go past my knees─
(2, 0) 450	─thought to myself, 'watch for that in future', got up, helped Mal get to his feet.
(2, 0) 451	What's left is in the bag.
(2, 0) 452	Most of the poor bastard turned to gas it was so close.

(2, 0) 456	It'll be my knee cap that zips off into the night.

(2, 0) 459	My fault, Dad.
(2, 0) 460	I forgot what we were doing out there.
(2, 0) 461	Dav didn't.
(2, 0) 462	Bagged another two pretty clean.
(2, 0) 463	He's better off on his own.
(2, 0) 464	You going to phone the solicitor today?

(2, 0) 468	You said you would.

(2, 0) 470	You know how important that is?

(2, 0) 472	You'll do it?

(2, 0) 475	Thieves.
(2, 0) 476	Maybe.
(2, 0) 477	But if we'd used one when we needed to, we wouldn't have this problem now.

(2, 0) 479	I can't do it Mal.

(2, 0) 481	This farm has got to be seen on the market.
(2, 0) 482	We agreed.

(2, 0) 484	We could wait...
(2, 0) 485	Haven't we talked about this?
(2, 0) 486	It makes sense to do it straight away.

(2, 0) 488	It will for my peace of mind.
(2, 0) 489	You know nothing's going to come of it anyway.

(2, 0) 492	My peace of mind, that's the point.
(2, 0) 493	Everybody knows that this farm has no money.
(2, 0) 494	If we suddenly pay off half million odd in death duty, with cash, people are going to wonder where it's come from.
(2, 0) 495	I don't want that sort of publicity.
(2, 0) 496	We pay it off, bit by bit and if anyone shows an interest in the farm, well, I'm sure we'll find a way of putting them off.
(2, 0) 497	Jesus, you lot don't know what pressure is, do you?

(2, 0) 500	And, of course, why should you?

(2, 0) 512	Thank you.
(2, 0) 513	Touching.

(2, 0) 523	Remember Uncle Harry?
(2, 0) 524	Driver in the desert rats wasn't he?

(2, 0) 534	Who put vinegar in this?

(2, 0) 548	Going along with a lorry load of Nazi prisoners, wasn't he?

(2, 0) 551	Drove through this gate.
(2, 0) 552	Ten seconds later there was a load of screaming in the back.
(2, 0) 553	Achtung minen!
(2, 0) 554	Achtung minen!
(2, 0) 555	Gone fifty yards into a minefield he had.
(2, 0) 556	Ten seconds to get in there.
(2, 0) 557	Six hours to reverse out.

(2, 0) 559	I took a wrong turn and I've been trying to get back ever since.
(2, 0) 560	But Mr Cooper won't let me.

(2, 0) 564	Then you can sack me.

(2, 0) 569	What are we doing?

(2, 0) 574	What's a breech?

(2, 0) 576	I remember.

(2, 0) 579	─me?
(2, 0) 580	Stick my arm in a cow?
(2, 0) 581	I'll phone the vet.

(2, 0) 584	I've seen it done, but I've never stuck my arm up a cow's arse before.

(2, 0) 599	If it's his cow...
(2, 0) 600	How come he owns a cow?

(2, 0) 603	So why doesn't he stick his hand─

(2, 0) 605	What was that with the fingers?

(2, 0) 611	No you stay here, Dav.
(2, 0) 612	Look after everything, yeh?

(2, 0) 615	Any poachers here, by the way?

(2, 0) 618	And he's dead, yeh?

(2, 0) 1318	Alright there, Coops?

(2, 0) 1323	The gossip can be a killer.
(2, 0) 1324	Apart from that it's alright.

(2, 0) 1328	Been checking the beef.
(2, 0) 1329	They're all fine.

(2, 0) 1340	It's a cow.
(2, 0) 1341	Dav's cow.
(2, 0) 1342	One horn points up, one down.

(2, 0) 1344	Dav's never given it a name.
(2, 0) 1345	He just points up and down.
(2, 0) 1346	So we all do.

(2, 0) 1352	Wouldn't wish it on your worst enemy.

(2, 0) 1356	Look forward to working it.

(2, 0) 1359	Easy enough.

(2, 0) 1361	It was a good job to retire on.
(2, 0) 1362	What are you doing here?

(2, 0) 1365	Well it's good to see you then.

(2, 0) 1368	My mother died.

(2, 0) 1371	On the farm.
(2, 0) 1372	Safe.

(2, 0) 1374	If it wasn't for you fucking my girlfriend you'd have sent Rikeman after me.
(2, 0) 1375	My father burying my mother in the same week.
(2, 0) 1376	~
(2, 0) 1377	And you're saying that you're sorry about my mum.
(2, 0) 1378	Tell my father.
(2, 0) 1379	He might survive the next few days.

(2, 0) 1387	I'm retiring.
(2, 0) 1388	With your turnover you can afford the loss.

(2, 0) 1391	What did I say about gossip?
(2, 0) 1392	According to gossip you're a pimp.

(2, 0) 1395	You're a pimp.
(2, 0) 1396	That's the gossip about you did you know?

(2, 0) 1399	You want to take her and the money?

(2, 0) 1403	Fuck off Tag.
(2, 0) 1404	You weren't mugged.
(2, 0) 1405	Women eh?
(2, 0) 1406	She stays with me until after the funeral.
(2, 0) 1407	Then you can have her.
(2, 0) 1408	I keep the money and you leave me alone forever.

(2, 0) 1410	Yeh, like that.

(2, 0) 1419	My father likes her being around.
(2, 0) 1420	The family have known her a long time, you know?
(2, 0) 1421	I give you both a month.

(2, 0) 1429	─I think you don't understand.
(2, 0) 1430	Richard was the biggest bastard to walk this earth.
(2, 0) 1431	My brother.
(2, 0) 1432	Worse than you and Rikeman put together.
(2, 0) 1433	He made the first ten years of my life hell.
(2, 0) 1434	A bully, he was, who'd fight anyone for any reason.
(2, 0) 1435	I don't give a damn for him or his memory.

(2, 0) 1437	My father believes in ghosts.
(2, 0) 1438	I don't.
(2, 0) 1439	Mal was always too big to be bullied.
(2, 0) 1440	Dav was too small.
(2, 0) 1441	They remember him differently.
(2, 0) 1442	It's Richard's fault that Dav runs around shooting everything with a pulse.
(2, 0) 1443	No, the world doesn't owe me.
(2, 0) 1444	You do.

(2, 0) 1446	Not your girl.

(2, 0) 1450	Something like that.

(2, 0) 1455	Fuck you.

(2, 0) 1460	Do you feel like that when you look in the mirror?

(2, 0) 1464	Battle of wits too much for you is it?
(2, 0) 1465	You want my girlfriend, money and good looks?

(2, 0) 1470	Before you go, there's something I haven't asked.
(2, 0) 1471	How did she start it?

(2, 0) 1476	How did she start it?
(2, 0) 1477	Did she go around to your house and seduce you?
(2, 0) 1478	Did she see you in a pub when she was out with the girls?
(2, 0) 1479	Did you seduce her?

(2, 0) 1481	Where was I?

(2, 0) 1483	A job you would have sent me on?

(2, 0) 1485	Was it a job that you sent me on?

(2, 0) 1487	A long way away?
(2, 0) 1488	It wasn't a long time ago.

(2, 0) 1490	Yes.
(2, 0) 1491	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) 1493	Was bullshit, I should have been in Glasgow.
(2, 0) 1494	Four days of arsing around on trains and staring at maps and I came back with nothing.
(2, 0) 1495	What were you doing for those four days?

(2, 0) 1497	I couldn't say a lot of the Scottish names.
(2, 0) 1498	You probably can't say a lot of the Welsh ones.
(2, 0) 1499	I was lost.
(2, 0) 1500	Like you are now.
(2, 0) 1501	But I had the sense to go home.

(2, 0) 1516	Dad, you don't understand...

(2, 0) 1530	If he has to, yes.

(2, 0) 1544	Sell up then.
(2, 0) 1545	Live in a council house, because that's all your money's going to get you.
(2, 0) 1546	Work in a factory, Mal?

(2, 0) 1549	So you'd sell?
(2, 0) 1550	I should hand that money back, should I?

(2, 0) 1559	─it's going to plan.

(2, 0) 1561	Mr. Cooper.
(2, 0) 1562	Did the roses then he started on me.

(2, 0) 1569	Brazil?

(2, 0) 1572	Wouldn't be any language problem in Wales.

(2, 0) 1575	Fuckin' hell.

(2, 0) 1577	That's because I wouldn't be there and he wouldn't go.
(2, 0) 1578	He'd send someone else.

(2, 0) 1580	You're thinking tropical, then.

(2, 0) 1583	No, you'd be hiding out in Pen Rhys, or working on the tugs out of Pembroke.

(2, 0) 1589	But you met Mumma and married into a farm.
(2, 0) 1590	That was justice.
(2, 0) 1591	You got a farm of your own.

(2, 0) 1596	Well this is why I'm here.

(2, 0) 1601	What about the people left behind?

(2, 0) 1606	I don't know then.
(2, 0) 1607	I thought we'd agreed everything.

(2, 0) 1613	You wouldn't know.
(2, 0) 1614	You've never been away, none of you.
(2, 0) 1615	I'm homesick, you're sick of home.

(2, 0) 1618	Go to Brazil.
(2, 0) 1619	Go on.
(2, 0) 1620	You'd fly, land, then fly back, I promise you.
(2, 0) 1621	You'd feel the same if you hid in Swansea.
(2, 0) 1622	Homesick is just the other side of that hill.
(2, 0) 1623	You should try it sometime.

(2, 0) 1627	─all of us.

(2, 0) 1631	But your surname above the door, our surname, not Mumma's and Dats's.

(2, 0) 1634	I don't know.

(2, 0) 1636	At least I smell of something.
(2, 0) 1637	Don't usually smell of anything.

(2, 0) 1639	I don't.
(2, 0) 1640	Can't afford to break up a sweat.

(2, 0) 1642	I know a thief who crawled down a hundred yards of air conditioning just to see a security guard stare at him from behind a fan.
(2, 0) 1643	'Old Spice, is it?'
(2, 0) 1644	Crawled backwards for an hour with torchlights and police shouting at him from either end.
(2, 0) 1645	'Nice arse.'
(2, 0) 1646	'Wouldn't wear perfume where you're going.'

(2, 0) 1648	Can smell Mal three fields away.

(2, 0) 1651	I stand outside buildings waiting for people to leave so I can go in.
(2, 0) 1652	You've all got blisters.

(2, 0) 1654	I wear these.

(2, 0) 1658	Have them Dav.
(2, 0) 1659	Work them to shreds.

(2, 0) 1661	I want to spread my fingerprints.

(2, 0) 1665	I make a living as nobody.
(2, 0) 1666	Haven't you noticed I go in the opposite direction to everyone else?
(2, 0) 1667	I wear black, I don't smell, I don't exist.
(2, 0) 1668	A proper thief never does.

(2, 0) 1671	Told you that story, did he?
(2, 0) 1672	He's right though.
(2, 0) 1673	I can't do it any more.

(2, 0) 1679	I know, Jesus.

(2, 0) 1689	I don't know.

(2, 0) 1693	Where are you going?

(2, 0) 1697	I know what I want to do.

(2, 0) 1701	Yes.

(2, 0) 1704	You alright?

(2, 0) 1706	He hasn't done anything to you, has he?

(2, 0) 1709	Where is he?

(2, 0) 1711	I haven't done that for years.

(2, 0) 1713	Everyone seems to think that's a surprise.

(2, 0) 1715	I don't know.

(2, 0) 1718	I don't know.

(2, 0) 1720	I don't know.

(2, 0) 1726	I'd be diabolical.
(2, 0) 1727	Most of them are.
(2, 0) 1728	They all make their own rules.

(2, 0) 1730	Nothing wrong with that.
(2, 0) 1731	Tag'd be a good farmer come to think of it.
(2, 0) 1732	Maybe we should give him the farm.

(2, 0) 1736	Would you be a farmer's wife?

(2, 0) 1740	It's a farm, Sian.
(2, 0) 1741	It can't be any other way.

(2, 0) 1743	For me to point at this place and say I'm a farmer is as good as anything.

(2, 0) 1745	I can't point at a casino and say:
(2, 0) 1746	'Skinned the safe in there last week.
(2, 0) 1747	Here's my card.
(2, 0) 1748	CV's on the web site.'

(2, 0) 1750	You'd be a better farmer's wife than I'd be a farmer.

(2, 0) 1754	Foiled.
(2, 0) 1755	We could get a grant to farm ostrich.

(2, 0) 1757	We can.
(2, 0) 1758	Mal's got the forms.

(2, 0) 1761	Could grow hemp.

(2, 0) 1764	Just around here or in Wales altogether?
(2, 0) 1765	There's a market for it.

(2, 0) 1770	Who does the cooking?
(2, 0) 1771	Dealing with strangers you don't give a fuck about.

(2, 0) 1773	Be like farming ostrich, but the birds want their bacon crispy and the morning paper ironed.

(2, 0) 1779	I'm alright.

(2, 0) 1783	The old man just wants the best for all of us.
(2, 0) 1784	Mal just wants five minutes down a dark alley with Tag.
(2, 0) 1785	But he'd work in a factory if he had to.
(2, 0) 1786	~
(2, 0) 1787	Mal thinks I should go to Rio.
(2, 0) 1788	They could visit me then and perhaps pop down to the Falklands and see Richard's grave.

(2, 0) 1790	He's dead, but he knew what he was doing with his life, yes I'm joking.

(2, 0) 1793	What about him?

(2, 0) 1795	Didn't think about asking him.

(2, 0) 1800	You know something; Mumma used to torture us about this.

(2, 0) 1803	Well we used to take the piss out of him, when we were having dinner or whatever.

(2, 0) 1805	If Mal or I said something, Richard was gone by then, she'd lean over us and say that out of all the children, Dav learnt his name the fastest.
(2, 0) 1806	He was seven months or something ridiculous.

(2, 0) 1808	Daveev...
(2, 0) 1809	Daveev fi.
(2, 0) 1810	Mal was two before he could say Mal.
(2, 0) 1811	Probably twenty before he could say Maldwyn.

(2, 0) 1813	Dav goes shopping once a month with Father.

(2, 0) 1817	Only time they leave the farm.
(2, 0) 1818	Father says that Dav never looks out of the window; not to the front, not to the side.
(2, 0) 1819	Sits there and reads the manual.
(2, 0) 1820	Dav can tell you about the MkII Landrover, no bother.

(2, 0) 1822	They go into the shop, and Dav might look at Father, but mostly he looks down.
(2, 0) 1823	If he can't see it, it isn't there.

(2, 0) 1827	Eats a packet of biscuits between the shop and the car park.
(2, 0) 1828	Always for down, crumbs flying everywhere.

(2, 0) 1830	And he looks down on the way back.
(2, 0) 1831	Not interested in how someone else's sheep are doing, how much silage they're getting next door.
(2, 0) 1832	Father's always looking around when he drives.
(2, 0) 1833	Surprised he doesn't crash or hasn't crashed before.
(2, 0) 1834	~
(2, 0) 1835	Dav doesn't look up until he hears the cattle grid beneath the wheels.~
(2, 0) 1836	Sounds like a bad harp that cattle grid does when the wheels go over.
(2, 0) 1837	Two chords that could be the same to me or you.
(2, 0) 1838	But Dav knows the difference between them.
(2, 0) 1839	One's marked exit and one's marked home.
(2, 0) 1840	One sound means he's leaving, a thick ugly sound like a bag of pipes falling in a well.
(2, 0) 1841	He looks down and doesn't look up until he hears the wheels on the grid again.
(2, 0) 1842	But coming home the sound plays like a chord from Gabriel.
(2, 0) 1843	Then he smiles.
(2, 0) 1844	Father says he only smiles like that when he knows he's in the yard.
(2, 0) 1845	The kind of smile people with bad teeth would love to give.
(2, 0) 1846	~
(2, 0) 1847	Learnt his name before any of us.

(3, 0) 1862	What happened after he learnt his name?

(3, 0) 1864	Father?

(3, 0) 1866	After Dav learnt his name what went wrong.

(3, 0) 1869	'He didn't get enough oxygen as a child.'
(3, 0) 1870	It's like he was born in the Himalayas or something.
(3, 0) 1871	Jesus.

(3, 0) 1873	Yeh.
(3, 0) 1874	This isn't something you and the vet have cooked up, is it?.

(3, 0) 1877	Saying what?

(3, 0) 1879	When did you get this piece of paper?

(3, 0) 1883	Not old Pugh?

(3, 0) 1885	Good God Father.
(3, 0) 1886	He was a psychopath as doctors go.

(3, 0) 1889	Oh I'll give him that.
(3, 0) 1890	He was all smiles and shw' maes.
(3, 0) 1891	But that's how psychopaths work.
(3, 0) 1892	You remember how much he liked rugby, well he was the boy with the sponge, and how crap we were when we played at home?

(3, 0) 1894	Well it wasn't a coincidence.
(3, 0) 1895	We played like fannies because we knew that if we got ourselves injured, old Pugh would be the one to sponge us down and say, I can remember him now {adopts a low, thin tone},
(3, 0) 1896	'What's the matter then boy?
(3, 0) 1897	Slipped something?'

(3, 0) 1899	I'm talking about six year old boys here, backing away with dislocated shoulders,
(3, 0) 1900	'I'm fine really Doctor Pugh, plenty of fresh air and I'll back good as new.
(3, 0) 1901	Just leave me alone for Christ's sake'
(3, 0) 1902	~
(3, 0) 1903	And this is the man who says that my brother didn't get enough oxygen as a child.
(3, 0) 1904	But it's on a piece of paper somewhere, so there's nothing to worry about.

(3, 0) 1906	Take him to see somebody.

(3, 0) 1908	I don't know, but I'll find out.
(3, 0) 1909	Be the best though.

(3, 0) 1913	I don't want to change anybody.
(3, 0) 1914	He could be better, that's all.

(3, 0) 1916	Just better than he is now.

(3, 0) 1918	Take a look at him and work out how things could be better for him, and us.
(3, 0) 1919	Through a series of─

(3, 0) 1921	─no, no, it's not like that.
(3, 0) 1922	Don't you want him to be brighter?

(3, 0) 1927	A specialist wouldn't lock─

(3, 0) 1937	No.

(3, 0) 1939	Mal wants the best for him, I'm sure.
(3, 0) 1940	I've got the money to make Dav better, not different.

(3, 0) 1944	Sian's here.
(3, 0) 1945	Cooking food.

(3, 0) 1948	I asked her to be here.
(3, 0) 1949	I need her.

(3, 0) 1953	─We need her.
(3, 0) 1954	You don't understand about Sian.
(3, 0) 1955	Mal doesn't either, so leave it alone.

(3, 0) 1968	You got one strapped to your ankle?

(3, 0) 1973	He's pissed Sian.

(3, 0) 1980	All I'm saying is─

(3, 0) 1982	What?

(3, 0) 1986	Yes there is.
(3, 0) 1987	You counted it in that state?

(3, 0) 1993	There's more than enough─

(3, 0) 2000	We can talk about this some other time, I think.

(3, 0) 2011	You might drive me there, or is that the idea?

(3, 0) 2014	There wasn't as much as I thought.
(3, 0) 2015	I said I'd get a million.

(3, 0) 2017	Yes.

(3, 0) 2024	I can't predict what a Chinese bookie is going to have in his office.
(3, 0) 2025	Happened to be just enough.

(3, 0) 2033	Bit too cosmic for me that Mal.

(3, 0) 2042	Look Mal.
(3, 0) 2043	I said we'd pay bit by bit.
(3, 0) 2044	Some on the duty, some on the farm.
(3, 0) 2045	We'll start making money because of the investment in this place and there'll be enough to go around.

(3, 0) 2047	Not if.
(3, 0) 2048	When.

(3, 0) 2063	─no ghosts.

(3, 0) 2069	He'd stand in the rain and wait.
(3, 0) 2070	He's not going to go away.

(3, 0) 2072	Who?

(3, 0) 2075	Don't worry too much about a name you can't remember.

(3, 0) 2077	If Tag's here then Rikeman isn't.

(3, 0) 2079	Don't listen father.

(3, 0) 2081	And what would you do if you found him.

(3, 0) 2083	Tag won't freeze like a rabbit mate.

(3, 0) 2090	Ride em' cowboy it is Dav.
(3, 0) 2091	Ride em' cowboy.

(3, 0) 2120	We won't need them.

(3, 0) 2127	Dad wants us to look smart for dinner.

(3, 0) 2134	I should be rattling.

(3, 0) 2137	Just calm down Mal.

(3, 0) 2148	I asked her to help tonight.
(3, 0) 2149	It's not easy for her.

(3, 0) 2151	You don't say a word or go anywhere near her.
(3, 0) 2152	Understand?

(3, 0) 2159	Hell.

(3, 0) 2163	I don't know.
(3, 0) 2164	Might be later.

(3, 0) 2168	If Mumma could see him now he wouldn't be dressed like that would he?
(3, 0) 2169	None of us would.

(3, 0) 2171	Sorry.
(3, 0) 2172	Sorry father.
(3, 0) 2173	Very smart Dav.

(3, 0) 2177	Looks like an undertaker in this light.
(3, 0) 2178	Should have a proper look at him.

(3, 0) 2180	You bloody fool.

(3, 0) 2186	Nice one Dav.
(3, 0) 2187	Has he tripped a fuse or what?

(3, 0) 2189	Hey.

(3, 0) 2266	Me neither.

(3, 0) 2271	Must be.

(3, 0) 2277	Behind you.

(3, 0) 2292	Twll dy dun.

(3, 0) 2296	Twll dy dun.
(3, 0) 2297	To the hole in your arse.
(3, 0) 2298	Doesn't translate really.
(3, 0) 2299	Just an old Welsh saying when we raise our glasses.

(3, 0) 2301	Choke.

(3, 0) 2303	The masculine order to go and choke.
(3, 0) 2304	The feminine is tagwch.

(3, 0) 2308	No, I'll translate.
(3, 0) 2309	Father thinks I've been away for so long I've forgotten.

(3, 0) 2314	It's a joke, Tag.

(3, 0) 2343	─shot, probably Tag.
(3, 0) 2344	Dav does like to get up close.

(3, 0) 2364	But you couldn't find what you're looking for.

(3, 0) 2377	Different landlord now father.

(3, 0) 2386	Leave him be, Father.
(3, 0) 2387	Help his digestion.

(3, 0) 2390	Sip it Dav.
(3, 0) 2391	Try and enjoy it.

(3, 0) 2399	─homemade bread?

(3, 0) 2411	Parsley sauce, Sian?

(3, 0) 2429	Lifts the dirt like nothing else.

(3, 0) 2443	Tato.

(3, 0) 2446	Yeh?

(3, 0) 2461	Long walk home, Tag.

(3, 0) 2498	─Speaks two languages, don't you Dav?
(3, 0) 2499	You speak two languages, Tag?
(3, 0) 2500	What are we going to do with him?

(3, 0) 2503	No.
(3, 0) 2504	That's what Mal said in Welsh.
(3, 0) 2505	'What are we going to do with him?'

(3, 0) 2528	Not going to have your pudding?

(3, 0) 2541	Mal needs a hand.

(3, 0) 2543	It's a big door in that wind.
(3, 0) 2544	Don't worry.
(3, 0) 2545	It doesn't take three people to pick up a gun.

(3, 0) 2615	I am holding on.

(3, 0) 2618	Grab hold Tag.

(3, 0) 2623	You didn't think you were the guest of honour, did you?

(3, 0) 2626	If she makes you nervous now, you should have met her when she was alive.

(3, 0) 2652	A lot can happen in four hours.

(3, 0) 2665	No Dav, put it down.

(3, 0) 2675	You were doing well then, Tag.
(3, 0) 2676	Kept your cool and your dinner down.
(3, 0) 2677	Wine was a nice touch.

(3, 0) 2679	Well it was never going to last was it?
(3, 0) 2680	You're knackered.
(3, 0) 2681	It's pissing down and you're not going to stay here tonight.
(3, 0) 2682	You don't know where the money is.

(3, 0) 2684	The closest thing to a city is a kid swiping your mobile.
(3, 0) 2685	Must be lonely.

(3, 0) 2691	Somewhere in the house.

(3, 0) 2693	Are you sure you want me to do that?

(3, 0) 2702	Do you want to take that risk?

(3, 0) 2705	There might be a gun next to the money.

(3, 0) 2707	Farms usually have a couple of guns.
(3, 0) 2708	You know, vermin and the like.
(3, 0) 2709	I might come back and fix you.

(3, 0) 2717	There's four exits from this house.
(3, 0) 2718	I could get outside and shoot you through the window.
(3, 0) 2719	You'd never see me.

(3, 0) 2728	You know it is a lot of money.

(3, 0) 2731	You killing some of the family might be a risk worth taking.

(3, 0) 2734	I might go and leave you all to it.
(3, 0) 2735	One way to Rio.

(3, 0) 2741	That's nice Dav.
(3, 0) 2742	Go and get him some caps.

(3, 0) 2764	So you do trust me to go and get it?

(3, 0) 2766	I'll be back in just a minute.

(3, 0) 2795	Back off Mal.

(3, 0) 2810	This is stupid, Tag.

(3, 0) 2842	Yours is going to be a big funeral, Tag.
(3, 0) 2843	People from all over will come and pay their respects.
(3, 0) 2844	They'll behave as if they knew you.
(3, 0) 2845	They'll tell stories about you most of which they'll make up.
(3, 0) 2846	But that's the way, isn't it?
(3, 0) 2847	Us here, we'll follow you on your final journey.
(3, 0) 2848	We'll make sure people draw their curtains and that men and boys take off their hats.
(3, 0) 2849	The minister will talk about your strength and personality.
(3, 0) 2850	And he'll mean most of it.
(3, 0) 2851	~
(3, 0) 2852	And then, in the years to come, Dav will drop by every so often and clean your grave.
(3, 0) 2853	That's something that doesn't happen to many people.
(3, 0) 2854	Caring for the dead is out of fashion.
(3, 0) 2855	You won't be forgotten.
(3, 0) 2856	~
(3, 0) 2857	But tomorrow you'll be honoured when I look down on you.
(3, 0) 2858	I'm going to drop a flower on your coffin.
(3, 0) 2859	So will Mal and so will Dav.
(3, 0) 2860	Flowers from our own Mother's grave.
(3, 0) 2861	Now I can't say fairer than that, can I?
(3, 0) 2862	~
(3, 0) 2863	Tag gasps and looks at the coffin.

(3, 0) 2882	I said I was going to do it, father.

(3, 0) 2884	Yes.
(3, 0) 2885	That was one thing we agreed on.
(3, 0) 2886	The one thing.

(3, 0) 2892	He wasn't confused.
(3, 0) 2893	Everything was crystal clear.
(3, 0) 2894	How confused are you?

(3, 0) 2903	What?
(3, 0) 2904	He was going to take everything away from us, sorry, from me.

(3, 0) 2907	What difference would that have made?

(3, 0) 2913	This is the man who can stick his hand up─

(3, 0) 2917	Agh, think of it as afterbirth.
(3, 0) 2918	Come on Mal.
(3, 0) 2919	Where's the grog?

(3, 0) 2922	Booze.
(3, 0) 2923	He's gone and I'm still here.
(3, 0) 2924	Free.
(3, 0) 2925	I'm free for the first time since I was a kid.
(3, 0) 2926	I told you we wouldn't need the spuds.
(3, 0) 2927	Ballast, my arse.

(3, 0) 2942	It's on.
(3, 0) 2943	He heard everything.

(3, 0) 2945	Dav must have pressed call.

(3, 0) 2947	Rikeman?

(3, 0) 2957	Rikeman?
(3, 0) 2958	Rikeman?

(3, 0) 2964	The line's open, but...

(3, 0) 2967	Rikeman, where are you?
(3, 0) 2968	Bang on the door.
(3, 0) 2969	It crashes in.
(3, 0) 2970	A strong torch beam illuminates everyone in the kitchen.
(3, 0) 2971	A vague tall shadow with a hat shimmers across the stage.
(3, 0) 2972	They all look towards the light.
(3, 0) 2973	Rikeman?