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| Mark puts Dani off hospitals |
Dani concludes, “So my heart is fine, but I could die of boredom or germs?” Mark advises her to sign herself out now.
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| "Pretty, isn't it?" |
At APD, Jim is flaunting his “Everest” card; “Pretty, isn’t it?” he comments. Dai offers him a £5 note, then “a brown one,” but Jim insists,
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| "Not that brown one – a couple of purple ones, at least!" |
“A couple of purple ones, at least!”
Dai protests that Jim’s card is not worth anything without the rest of the set; “You weren’t interested until you saw my cards.”
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| "A doorway into Dai's childhood" |
Diane reminds Dai that he was not interested until he found them in the attic. Dai replies, “The Wonders of the World opened a door into my childhood!” and blames Diane for forcing him to get rid of them.
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| Garry collects his intruder alarm |
Then Garry comes into the shop, to collect the alarm he had ordered, and pays the £200 cost. Dai leaves on an errand.
In the Deri, Mark tells Siôn that Dani must be better, as all she did was moan.
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| "Allo, allo, allo," says Mark |
PC Wiliam, in uniform, comes in, apologising to Siôn for last night; “Iolo said I talked too much,” he says, but Siôn admits that he preached too much. Mark jokes, “Just because he’s in uniform, he doesn’t get preferential treatment.”
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| "Did you clean for Megan too?" |
Gwyneth is infuriated to find Gemma vacuuming; “Did you clean for Megan too?” she asks. Gemma offers her money, and says she has booked a table for lunch.
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| Gemma threatens that she could make things difficult |
When Gwyneth refuses her offer, Gemma calmly tells her, “If Garry asks you about the accident again, it would look very odd if you and I didn’t get on – or if the cops asked.” Again, Gwyneth is forced to agree.
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| "I wasn't born yesterday!" |
When Jim arrives at her shop, Megan tells him she has been drafting the advert for the website, and Jim offers her £10, but she dismisses his offer; “I wasn't born yesterday!”
Then she sees Gemma outside and rushes out of the shop;
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| "You left in a bit of a hurry!" |
“You left my home in a bit of a hurry!” she shouts.
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| "You told me she threw you out!" |
When Gwyneth says she was under the impression that Megan threw her out, she denies it vehemently.
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| Gemma describes Megan as "an old witch!" |
Gemma leaves Megan in no doubt; “I left because I can’t live with an old witch!”
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| "Right, let's talk business" |
Sioned approaches Garry demanding that they should talk business.
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| Garry reveals that what happened to Dani was deliberate |
While he is looking at the new alarm, he explains to her that what happened to Dani was not an accident, but was possibly a result of their last job together, the stolen car.
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| "We had better keep our heads down!" |
“We had better keep our heads down,” he warns her.
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| Mark makes facetious comments about a copper in the family |
Mark is getting on Siôn’s nerves; “It’s handy having a copper in the family – lock-ins, no need to fear the knock on the door.” Siôn explains to Wiliam, “Mark is the village comedian – or likes to think he is!” When Mark mentions the £10,000,
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| "Wasn't that money from someone who worked here?" |
Wiliam asks, “Wasn’t that money from someone who used to work here?” and Siôn explains that it was from Meic Pierce, and was for the Deri.
Wiliam offers to take Siôn and Britt out for a meal, but Siôn makes excuses about being constantly busy.
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| Dai tries some bribery . . . |
Dai visits Megan in an attempt to get the album returned, and offers a donation to Bethania as a bribe; Jim and Diane follow,
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| . . . but Diane thinks it will have to be a bidding war |
with Diane suggesting that the only way out of this stalemate is for them to bid against each other.
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| "Fancy going somewhere later?" |
Wiliam visits Iolo to asks if he fancies going somewhere when his shift finishes, and mentions he was with the “Rich Landlord,”
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| "What do you mean – 'Rich Landlord'?" |
which Iolo knew nothing about. “I offered to take him and Britt out, but he didn’t want to know – I don’t think the uniform helps.”
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| "I make it 2,800 free pints!" |
Mark continues to infuriate Siôn with his calculation that at £3.50 a pint, Siôn’s windfall could buy Deri customers 2,800 pints.
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| "It's not for clowns like you!" |
Siôn shouts, “You’re not having free drinks! It’s for investing, not for clowns like you! Think before you open your mouth!”
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| Maldwyn and Beti, surprised by Siôn's belligerence |
The other customers turn to look at Siôn.
Mark joins Gwyneth, and when told that Gemma has moved in “temporarily”, he comments, “That’s what you think – once she gets her feet under the table, she doesn’t shift! She was like a cuckoo with me –
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| "She's cuckoo up here too!" |
“and she’s cuckoo up here too!
“She wanted to get married, even though we’d finished, then went round saying I’d died! She latches on to people like Dani and me – and now you;
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| Gwyneth wonders what she will do next |
“who knows what she’ll do next?”
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| The auction begins . . . |
Jim starts the bidding for the card album with £20, with Dai offering £21, and so it goes, with both of them arguing that the set is worthless without the single card, and vice versa.
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| . . . and Diane calls a halt with her £30 cash offer |
Diane takes charge and offers £30, warning Megan that she might not sell it online. As Diane hands over the money, Dai grabs the album and scuttles away.
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| "Why didn't you tell me about this £10,000" |
Iolo reprimands his father for not telling him about the ‘inheritance”. Siôn changes the subject, maintains he does not want Iolo getting hurt, and asks, “Have you been completely honest with Wiliam?
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| Siôn reminds him about the hit and run |
“You’re hiding something from him – the hit and run – you let an inncocent man take the blame!”
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| "You lied to me!" |
Gwyneth is furious when she gets home; “You can’t buy friendship by cooking, vacuuming or buying cakes! You lied to me!”
Gemma replies that Megan would have kicked her out in the end; “I would never have moved in if I knew how impossible she was! It was the only way I could persuade you to accept my help – with Garry and Britt.
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| "That proves we need each other" |
“You haven’t had any more trouble since I moved in. That proves we need each other. There’s lasagne in the oven – it will be ready by the time I come back,” and, so saying, she leaves.
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| Garry has to dissuade her from going back to the flat |
Dani has got herself all ready to leave the hospital, telling Garry, “I’m going to despatch myself!” Garry corrects her; “Discharge,” and tells her the flat is in a terrible state, but will be like a palace by Monday. “You don’t want a relapse,” he advises, so she agrees to stay.
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| "Not a word to Dani, or anyone else!" |
Then Sioned appears outside the door, so Garry goes to see her, warning, “Another job is not going to happen until I find who broke in – not a word to Dani, or anyone else!” Sioned gives Dani chocolates and leaves them alone.
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| Mark comes up with a masterplan . . . |
In the Deri, Mark comes up with a plan that the only way to make some money is
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| . . . for the card to take its rightful place in the album |
for Dai and Jim to put the cards together and sell them for a nice profit on the internet. Diane is looking forward to some pocket-money on holiday.
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| "We shall have to get a heck of a price!" |
Dai reluctantly agrees, “All right, but we shall have to get a heck of a price!”
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| Iolo is much more dubious now . . . |
Wiliam arrives back to number 7, but finds Iolo in a depressed state. He suggests cooking an Indian meal for Siôn and Britt; “I want to get to know him better,” he says.
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| . . . and seems to be going downhill fast |
Iolo admits, “I sometimes don’t know Dad myself.”
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| "What were you talking about to Sioned?" |
As Dani asks Garry what he and Sioned were talking about, an unexpected and unwelcome visitor appears –
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| The last person they wanted to see |
Gemma, with flowers for Dani. She confesses,
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| "Things are not right between us, and it's all my fault!" |
“Things are not right between us, Dani, and it’s all my fault. I treated you badly, but I was so shocked when I heard you were ill. I wish you could forget what I did, so we could be friends again.”
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| They do not appear to be totally convinced . . . |
As she leaves, Dani and Garry look incredulously at each other;
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| . . . but she obviously thinks it was a good performance |
in the corridor outside, Gemma wears a self-satisfied smirk.
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