I've left everything behind me ... my job, my home, to start a new life in Glanmor.

'I'm a stranger here myself. I know it's difficult. You don't know where you fit in. Don't know if you're needed at all.

I can't go on living alone in a house with an unmarried woman. People talk about me enough as it is. So, you marry me and we'll adopt Ruth.

For the past three months I have had to sleep in my dressing-room. A fine place for a newly-married man.

The word is very clear. 'God said unto them, "Be fruitful and multiply, and replenish the earth"' - nothing about contraception!

You were asked to sort out his foot not his private life!

Megan's big trouble is that she thinks problems were put on this earth just for her to sort out and nobody else.

Glanmor is full of people trying not to scratch.

It's all wired up. I've got enough gelignite to bring the whole place down!

I'll have you in the courts for that.... you old lecher, you! Indecent assault and interference, that's what it is!

When we opened that door, you were covered in goose pimples.

I suppose they think - if I've killed one man, however sick, they're frightened I might make a habit of it.