1:13:02
Good. You shall get a penny for every mark
on your face, sixpence for a bloody nose,
1:13:08
a shilling for a black eye,
two shillings for a broken nose.
1:13:11
Gwilym. Stop it. Fight again,
1:13:14
and when you come home, not a look
will you get from me, not a word.
1:13:18
Break your own nose, then. Break my heart
every time you go out of the house.
1:13:22
- A boy must fight, Beth.
- Fight?
1:13:26
Fight? Another beating like that,
he will walk home dead.
1:13:29
Beating? He's had no beating.
1:13:31
A hiding, yes, but no beating.
1:13:33
Give the boy time, it will be he
that's giving the beating, is it?
1:13:38
Dai Bando. Come into the house.
1:13:41
- Good evening, Mrs Morgan.
- Leave off your hat.
1:13:58
Dai Bando is going to teach you to box, Huw.
1:14:01
To fight first. Too many call themselves
boxers who are not even fighters.
1:14:05
- Boxing is an art, is it?
- It is, it is.
1:14:09
Go along with you, girl.
A cup of tea for the men.
1:14:12
- Tea?
- Tea?
1:14:14
No tea, Mrs Morgan.
1:14:17
In training, he is.
1:14:20
A glass of beer, if you please.
1:14:26
Baths full of holes.
1:14:29
And now prizefighters.