November 21, 2024

Mae Santes Dwynwen a Daf y gath yn y Dinbych-y-pysgod Arall y tu hwnt i’r wardrob. Mae’n braidd fel Narnia, ond mae Shêc ‘n’ Fac ym mhobman yn lle eira. Yn ôl pysgodyn hetiog cyfeillgar, y Frenhines Wen sy’n gyfrifol.

Maen nhw’n mynd i gyfarfod Merched y Wawr yn neuadd y dref. Mae Daf y gath yn meddwl byddan nhw o help.

Mae hi’n anghywir.

Gweision bach y Frenhines Wen yw Merched y Wawr.

Y tu mewn i neuadd y dref, mae golygfa arswydus.

Mae aelodau Merched y Wawr wedi strapio Alan, Duw y Siagpeil, wrth gadair blastig. Mae e’n noethlymun, mae e wedi cael ei eillio’n gyfan gwbl, ac mae e’n edrych yn oer iawn.

— O Alan, medd Daf y gath, yn syfrdanol o empathig.

— Rhaid i ni achub e, medd y pysgodyn hetiog.

Ond mae’r Frenhines Wen yn ymddangos a’i droi’n garreg. O diar.

“Mae’r Frenhines Wen yn ymddangos a’i droi’n garreg. O diar.”

Saesneg / English

Town hall

Saint Dwynwen and Dave the cat are in the Other Tenby beyond the wardrobe. It’s a bit like Narnia, but there’s Shake ‘n’ Vac everywhere instead of snow. According to a friendly behatted fish, the White Queen is responsible.

They are going to a Merched y Wawr meeting in the town hall. Dave the cat thinks they will be of help.

She is wrong.

Merched y Wawr are the minions of the White Queen.

Inside the town hall, there is a terrifying scene.

The members of Merched y Wawr have strapped Alan, the God of Shagpile, to a plastic chair. He’s naked, he’s been shaved completely, and he looks very cold.

— Oh Alan, says Dave the cat, surprisingly empathetic.

— We must save him, says the behatted fish.

But the White Queen appears and turns him to stone. Oh dear.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.