All language subtitles for El.Barco.S03E01.El.tripulante.de.honor.720p.BluRay.FLAC2.0.x264-SbR_track4_eng

Morning.

Gusts are coming in from
the north east,

14 and 15 knots.

I'm going to turn 20 degrees east.

We will sail to windward.

Did you know that everyday

200 thousand of couples break up?

I read about it
in a newspaper.

Divorces, separations,

couples that won't continue.

Two hundred thousand each day.

Would you believe that?

It's four times
Segovia's population.

Damn!

At least in my case...

...it was almost at the beginning.

Sort of...

You know, a month and a half,
a long one, but it counts.

And with this luck

to overcome a disease...

...that took me by surprise.

And from and apocalyptic end
of the world.

If you put it that way...

You're right, damn right.

We have to continue.

Move on,
reach for mainland.

Forget everything.

You know what I'm saying?

Right now this is the beginning
of the rest of our lives.

We have to do something
about it.

That's all.

Get some rest.

ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION
INTERNATIONAL REGULATION

-Captain...
-Bubble!

You scared me!

What are you doing
with that flashlight?

Is the power off?

No, it's not off, Bubble.

-Where are you going with that blanket?
-It's a secret.

Okay.

I guess we all have secrets.

Well, I only have this one.

And just kept it to myself
for the last eight days.

I don't know who to share it with.

A lot of people
wants to know about it.

Well, you can tell me, son.

Let's see, what secret is that?

It's...

It's a dangerous secret

and some even try to kill it.

Bubble...

If you know something that
might put us in danger,

you must tell me right now.

You understand, right?

Right now!

Manolito flew to mainland.

And came back.

-Hello.
-Sorry, I know it's late but...

Did I wake you?

Yes.
Well, no. It doesn't matter.

-I'm not sleeping. Is something wrong?
-No...

I was thinking and...

Heck, you're totally right.

That marriage thing...

...didn't work.
It didn't work at all.

It's pointless
to keep talking about it.

It's not a big deal. I don't know.
Maybe just wasn't the right time.

That's all.

So we each go to our cabin
and that's all.

Do you want me to leave?

-What?
-Do you want me to leave?

No, to the contrary.

I'm the one leaving, you can stay here.
You're going to have a baby.

But this is your cabin, Julián.

If you have it,
I won't miss it at all.

Can I come
in to pick up my stuff?

Well, Bubble, you've kept
the duck in the royal suite.

Yes.

It's the most important duck
in the world.

We have to take care of it.

It has a sensitive stomach.

You have had the duck here
for eight days, Bubble?

No.

Here at the ship's hold
for seven hours.

You can feed him with this.
He loves that.

Eight days ago,
the beacon flashed

in the tracking computer.

I looked at the computer everyday

and one night
the beacon flashed

right here.

420 miles away.

Almost out of the map.

-420 miles away?
-Yes.

Bubble, what's the duck
doing here now?

You can see here all his flights
for the last eight days.

One, two, three, four, five,
six, seven, eight days.

-You made a log of the duck.
-Yes.

He makes the same
parabola every day.

-And it always stands right here.
-Bubble...

That place where the duck
always comes back...

...could it be another boat?

-No.
-Are you sure?

Completely sure,
the position never changes.

Even a boat with two anchors
varies its position.

At least 43 yards,
depending on the wind and tide.

It has to be land.

Not so many things.

Not to brag about it,
but some marriages...

...never expressed this much love
like us in a few months.

Right? Right.

You are right about what you say.

Life is written in a book.

And, if we want to move on,
we have to turn the page.

But this is the page I enjoyed
the most in my whole life.

The radio is yours.
My gift to you.

The books too.
Well, I'll take that one.

I'll take it. The science books
make me sleepy.

I think I won't have that problem
with this one, so...

That's all. If I forgot something,
you can tell me.

I'm not moving to Barcelona.

What cabin are you going to?

The boys'.

Unbelievable!
It was their idea.

They love that idea,
and so do I.

They say that, since Ulises left,
they have a spare bed and need some joy.

So...

It's great.

-Well...
-Then...

-It was wonderful.
-Yes, it was.

And what about this?

Let me have it.

So I can return it to the sea,
the one who brought it.

Okay.

I'm sure some other couple
will have our same luck.

If they find it.

You know
how important this is, right?

Why didn't you tell me before?

Because last time
they put some bombs on the boat.

DANGER -DO NOT MOVE

We could tell Julia.

But sometimes she knows stuffs...

...and asks me not to tell you.

Listen, we don't wanna hurt you.

Let me introduce you
to Mr. Gamboa.

-Who are you, Julia?
-Captain, please, don't ask me anymore.

Bubble...

Very good job. But...

Let's keep this a secret, okay? I'll tell you what we'll do.
Listen.

-We'll release Manolito.
-Great!

-And set the course to this point.
-Yeah...

We have to be at least 100 miles near

so we can know
the exact coordinates.

The exact coordinates
to Manolito's home.

The exact coordinates to land.

Good morning.

CALCIUM

-Good morning, ladies.
-Good morning.

I have a question.
Sol, what shoe size are you?

Wow!

My birthday is next month.

But if those have high heels,
I'm a seven.

I'm sorry.
And what about you?

I'm a six.

Pity. No.

And you?

I'm an eight.

Wrong size.
I'm sorry.

Estela...

What shoe size are you?

Why? Are you looking
for a Cinderella in the boat?

I'm a five.

My dad said
that I had princess' feet.

The glass slipper
found its owner.

Which is Ulises' bed?

That one.

But you can't take it, Officer.

We have it as a guest bed.

Just in case Ramiro
hooks up someday.

Well, I'm going
to be the guest now.

There you go.

Careful.

I'm going to fall.

I present you Estela, the skater.

Watch it! Grab me!

Well, Gamboa.
I'm surprised.

You woke up and said, "I'm going to look
for the Head of Cheerleaders

and I'm going to give her
roller skates"?

I don't know why,

but I think you already knew
Estela's shoe size.

Salomé, look at me!

Look!
I can do it!

It's so good!

Move!

Am I wrong?

What's the problem?

As the captain says,
we have to take care of each other.

We're like a family, right?

You have a point there,
and Estela is my family.

And sort of speaking,
I'm her mother.

In my town,

the boy asks for permission to the
mother before asking the girl on a date.

And do things the right way.

Agree?

Thank you so much, Gamboa!

Listen.

You like those shoes you are wearing
that you never take them off?

What?

-Put your feet down.
-Ok.

Some cabin you have here!

Really nice!

Dear God!

A clothes line here! Very tidy!

The chairs,
tables, t-shirts, socks.

Socks and underpants.

In alphabetical order!
You're organization maniacs!

Dear mother of God!

And I thought you were just idiots!

Well, we were just
organizing everything.

Really? You don't say...

And the bed?

I don't know...

It looks like you love minimalism.
It's the trend.

You know, do the minimum.

Salomé said she'll come
to pick up the dirty sheets.

-Salomé?
-Yes.

What's going on with Salomé?

She has to come here

to clean up after you?
Is that right?

And what are you wearing, Medina?

-Just some sweats.
-"Sweats"?

Do you want me to tell you?
Do you?

You're wearing a piece of crap.
That's it! Piece of crap!

Cover up, damn it!

Dear God!

Put on the uniform!
The uniform, damn it!

You two put on the uniform!

You haven't learned
anything all this time!

Is everything okay, Julián?

Yes, everything is great!

Swiss precision,
German engineering.

Ricardo, please, come in!

Look at this mess!

If you pick everything
that's on the floor,

and you have
a new helmsman!

What do you think?

Wrong, very wrong.

You have to clean up, guys.

Captain, we clean every week.

And almost every cabin
looks like this.

Officer, hello!

For Christ's sake!
This is an amusement park!

Go fuck yourself!

I want everybody in uniform
at the dining room in half an hour!

It's a fucking order.

-Right?
-Yes, a fucking order.

I want everybody in uniform
at the dining room in half an hour!

Put on your uniforms
and wait in formation, okay?

Move! Captain! Move!

Captain, you're wearing your gala
uniform to say goodbye to Manolito?

-They can catch us.
-I know, let's hurry.

-Someone can come up.
-You have to say some goodbye words.

What do you want me
to say, Bubble?

-Have a nice trip, Manolito.
-No, you have to say some Captain words.

Soon

Manolito will be at some beach.

Or on top of a coconut tree.

And he'll take us there.

It's the most important thing
that has happened to us in months.

You're absolute right, Bubble.

-This duck is...
-No.

His name is Manolito.

Manolito,

you're our savior
and our future.

And what we do the rest of our lives
depends on you.

That's why you're
our most important crew member.

You're a crew member.

He is, Bubble.

And, from this moment on

I designate Manolito the duck

a honorable crewman
in the Polar Star.

Great!

-Do you want to release him?
-Yes.

Goodbye, Manolito.

What's up?

Madam. Miss.

I'm from Barranquilla
and, where I come from,

when a guy wants to date a girl,
he has to talk to her mother first

so he can ask for a date.

I want to do it
the right way.

I think that's very good.

But we'll do the date on my terms.

Salomé's way.

No back seats at the movies
or empty lots.

You won't event touch
her hands.

You can walk on the deck.

You can eat something

and two hours later
you bring her back.

-Agree?
-Agree.

Estela...

I want to ask you, with
the authorization from your mother...

...if you accept an invitation
to a romantic dinner?

There won't be no champagne
or a violin quartet.

But I'm going to dive
and surely I'll find something.

What do you say?

Yes, I accept.

Very good. In that case,
what time does he pick you up?

At 07:00 p.m. No, better yet,
at 07:30 p.m. I must shave.

07:30 p. m.

Okay, I'll see you then.

Excuse me.

-Shave? What do you need to shave?
-I have to shave. Just two hours?

Let's go. In five minutes
I'll inspect the troops.

I have to change. Thank you.

I want all of you
wearing your uniforms.

According to my calculation,

the atoll should be
around 103 and 117 miles away.

And with a clear sky

and strong wind
with strength of five to nine,

Manolito should be there

in about four hours
and 27 minutes.

That's without stopping
to take a piss.

Bubble...

Can you do me a favor?

I want you to really focus...

...and try to remember
when you were kidnapped.

Do you know
where they took you?

When you arrived to this ship
and the Captain told you

that this was your house,

he didn't mean to say
that this was your junk room.

Or your garage.

Or that you can piss
on the corners.

The fact that the world out there is a
mess doesn't change anything here.

Is that clear?
We have rules on this ship!

Although some of you
want to break the rules!

-I'm sorry.
-No, go to the line, damn it.

First, this is a training ship.

We're here to learn.

So lets go back to school.

What does that mean?

More exams?

What's that, you snake in the grass?
I can't hear you.

Repeat that! Loud and clear!
What did you say?

-Nothing, sir.
-Fine, very good.

The one who swims,
doesn't drown.

We're going to learn everything.

About engines,

electronics and astronomic sailing.
The fun is over!

Fix that shirt.

This is not a nightclub-

Damn it!

I think you're going too far, sir.

God's Minister has spoken!

It looks like this week
you have to be a priest.

We'll see if next time

you won't be clucking
behind some other hen.

Come on!

I can see

that this,
instead of a training ship,

looks more like a damn farm!

Where pigs and donkeys live!

Do we have donkeys?

Do we?

Come on! Bray!

You heard me!

What are you waiting for?

Bray, I said!

Bray, damn it,
or I'll break your face!

Very good!
We have a donkey!

We have a donkey!
We have hens! We have everything!
Even a rooster!

Your turn to cluck!

Cluck!
Or you won't do it, Palomares?

Tell me.

-I won't, sir.
-What was that?

You're already clucking!

Come on!

-No, sir.
-Cluck! Fuck! Cluck, I said!

-Cluck!
-Julián.

What's wrong?

It's just that

I'm going to straighten
this ship up!

Among us,

we have people
with a lot to teach us.

From the chief engineer
to the chef.

So the first thing you'll do,

all of you,

is to clean this, your home.

It has to be so clean
that you can eat from the floor.

Starting today,
we turn the page.

You're dismissed.

We have to share our cabin
with this idiot.

I swear that he won't spent two more
days with us! I swear!

And then four...

Everything is ready
to find mainland, Captain.

Bubble...

Are you sure you don't remember
where you were detained?

Are you sure?

You know why I think
you're the clever one on this ship?

I do.

Because I'm a great observer.

And because you have
an IQ of 212.

Two hundred and twelve.

That was before the accident.

When I didn't have the bubble.

I don't have 212 anymore.

Maybe I can reach 100.

Barely.

Some things, Roberto,

.you can't erase that easily.

-No.
-Maybe in mainland they were unnoticed.

But you have ideas and solutions
to problems that no one else can have.

Like that time
the birds attacked us.

And when you found out
what that giant fish wanted.

It just wants its baby.

It's going away. It was a mom.

When you helped us with the fog.

Hello, Oli, Bubble here.

-Do you want me to go and get you?
-It's an excellent idea.

-What do you think?
-There are more stuffs.

Many more. Listen to me, Bubble.

If you were right on all that,

I'm sure you have some idea
of where you were kidnapped.

Think about it. Think.

Some pretty weird things happened.

Well, it doesn't matter.

We have the whole day
to talk about it.

Step by step.

Let's begin.

Maybe you have horchata
in your veins,

but on my first date
with Julian I was shaking.

I see you and I think
you took some pills.

What's wrong?

It's not that, Salomé.

I know how this things work.

You see,
guys want something from me.

And, once they get, the leave.
They disappear.

So I know how this ends.

If we don't like the ending,
why can't we change the beginning?

Maybe.

-Salomé.
-Tell me.

How was your first date
with Julián?

Well, it was very traditional.

Two glasses of wine. A kiss.

And straight to the bed.

I'm not a good example,
but we were in love.

And if you're going to try with Gamboa,
you should be too, very much.

As I am. Was.

-As Julián was.
-And how do you know that?

How do you know you're deeply in love?
How can you tell?

Well, a first date
is a very good moment.

And that's why, pretty lady,
you're taking this with you.

No!

Yes, if the prince gets silly,
you call me and I'll be there.

-Open your bag.
-No.

-Open it and put it there.
-Salomé, I can't take that.

And what else, Bubble?
Tell me.

What?

The First Officer was weird.

Why was that?

I thought it was
because of the friars chanting.

-What the hell is this?
-Friars chanting?

Bubble, so you could hear
friars chanting?

-Yes.
-And you're telling me this now?

It repeated every 27 minutes
and 12 seconds.

-It was a recording.
-And what else?

What else?

Let's see, Bubble.

How was the place
where you were locked up?

-It was a room.
-A room, and what else?

Tell me.

How did it look like?

White.

Let us out! Please!

-Very white.
-Was it a cabin?

Was a room?

-It was a concrete room.
-Concrete?

How do you know that?

Because we ripped
the padding off

and saw the concrete.

It was a concrete cube.

-Was it a concrete building?
-No.

But you said it was a concrete cube.
Was it a concrete building?

I don't know.

You just said that, Bubble.

I could hear a turbine,
just like the Polar Star's.

-So it was a ship?
-No.

Bubble, think.

If there was a turbine, it was a ship.
What else could it be?

Think about it.

Let's see. They wanted you to believe
that you were in some type of convent.

But if it was a solid structure,
it had to float, right?

Did it move?

-No.
-It didn't move?

-No.
-Then explain it to me, Bubble.

No, it didn't move
as a ship does.

There was no swinging
or movement.

They took me.

And then put me
in some other place.

A place with a board.

They wanted me
to help them solve a problem.

What type of problem?

Advanced thermodynamics.

Bubble...

What was that problem about?

It was a hypothesis
about the movement of structures

that cold energies can't move.

But nuclear energy can.

Such as a reactor.

What do you think
this reactor could be moving?

A reactor of a nuclear submarine.

Of course!

Guys, I tell you the options we have.

Suffocate him with a pillow.

Throw him to the see
or go and live with Salomé.

We can't share our cabin with him!
We can't!

Let's see.
We have to talk to him.

Talk to him and ask him nicely
to leave. As a favor.

With him?
Did the Jews talk to Hitler?

Did they ask him
to be a little nicer?

Did they say that?
No!

We can't talk to him.
We have to corner him up.

Besides that, we have to be honest.
He lived the post-war era.

He ate anything.

He slept on the floor, so now
nor the spiders or the smells

are going to affect him.

We have to do something big.
Really big!

Okay, what do you want to do?

We can't fight
against Chuck Norris.

Chuck Norris?

Okay. Okay.

If we can't fight
against Chuck Norris,

we can seduce him.

I think.

Piti, cut the nonsense.

We're talking about
the First Officer of the ship.

Okay?
We're really behind him.

So what?

He can be the First Officer, but there's
something he can't deal with.

With the faggots.

The faggots!

I mean it!

He won't be able to deal
with three young guys

coming out of the closet,
rubbing some cream on

on his cabin.

Add some spanks on the ass.

I'm sure that after he sees that,
he'll go away running.

Wait a moment.

-Are you for real?
-Yes, I am.

Imagine that.

Intimate environment.

We can put some candles on,
some incense

and then the three of us
act little bit sissy.

Just a little bit.

Affectionate. Horny.

And close to each other.

Very close.

At some given moment,

we can relax a bit,

show some ass here.

And oil,
we need to spill the oil.

Guys,

do you think that

he is going to feel comfortable
with all that?

I don't think so.

What do you think?

Are you in?

-Hey, listen to me.
-You can't fish with those binoculars.

-I have something to tell you.
-Sometimes I'm the only one who works.

Julián...

This morning the guys were surprised
with what happened at the inspection.

This wouldn't have happened
to Juan Sebastián Elcano.

-A week cleaning the toilets.
-It was a different time.

-Besides that, we were at the Army.
-Then we have to go back in time.

I wouldn't be bad.

Start talking, damn it.

You became the mother of this ship.

So comprehensive with everything
and everyone.

And in the end,
they screw you.

What about me?
Am I the father?

I have to put order.
That's not my work. It's yours.

Let's see, Julián.

One thing
is that you're heartbroken

because of Salomé.

And a different one is to go
around screaming at the crew.

Including me.

I want to go around
screaming at the crew.

What about you?
You go around as a counselor.

One of your daughters left on a ship.

You couldn't help it.

You know what? Never get married
with some dead man's ring.

Love's taken me for a fool!

We have something.

-Do you want some help?
-No, don't worry.

It's strong, right?

-Let me help you.
-No.

-I can do it on my own. Don't bother.
-But let me help you.

You're so stubborn!

Look.

-What a beauty!
-It's really big.

And stubborn.

Estela, honey.
Do you hear me?

Yes, I do.

Remember what
we talked about, honey.

Put this on your bag,
close to you.

Some princes after the first glass
of wine become frogs.

Do you understand me?

Yes, it's in my bag.

I have to go.
He's coming.

-Okay, honey.
-Bye.

It's...

It's beautiful, Ernesto.

Please.

The headwaiter told me
we have the best table.

By the sea.

And far from the crowd.

Good night, Officer.

Good night.

Good night, Officer.

Can you pass me
the shaving cream?

Are you doing your groin?

No.
The last time you got a rash.

No, you fool.
I'm doing my armpits.

Hey...

Do the priests shave too?

I don't know.
I'm not sure about the others.

But I do.

-Can someone put some cream on my back?
-I'll do it, Ramiro!

Just lay here, please.

-It's just a little bit dry.
-Let me refresh it for you.

Let me choose the cream,
I'm not sure about this one.

I don't know which one to put on.

Cover yourself up!
You'll catch a cold!

Officer,

with all due respect,

one thing is to have the cabin
clean and organized

and other thing is to have
to cover myself.

If you're ashamed
to see some asses and penises,

you could change your cabin.

-We're in a different era. Right, guys?
-Yes.

What a pleasure!

And this back!
Oh my God!

-Now you put some on me!
-Yes!

-Then it's your turn.
-Yeah, sure.

On my left side, please.

Right there.

Hey, what do you say?
Should I do some bench press?

I feel like a have a saggy arm. What? You have
a super strong biceps, you fool.

-You think so?
-Sure.

Right?

-Yes.
-Please, tell me the truth.

-Yeah, a strong arm.
-I'm very sensitive.

Did I or didn't I tell you?
Fuck! Yes!

A lot of testosterone,
a lot of screaming,

but you put in front of him some queers
and he doesn't know what to do.

He's going to sleep here tonight.

No, I don't agree with this plan.

-Well.
-Why do you say that? Everything's fine.

I have him right where I wanted.

If it's necessary,
we'll sleep as couples tonight!

But I swear that he moves out!

Captain, the radar won't detect
the nuclear submarine.

If that was a nuclear submarine,

it could explain
a lot of weird stuff

that have happened.

That's true.

Like the disappearance of the crew
members of Core-Core.

Hello?

Is someone here?

Or that thing with the astronauts.

-What's wrong?
-There's no one in here.

Or how Leonor and
the others just disappeared.

Where are they?
Where the hell are they?

Or that thing
with the Russian ship.

Ainhoa... Bubble...

Why didn't you tell me before?

If you suspected that a submarine
was near us and it could fool the radar,

and it's capable to be underwater for
year and a half, you should've told me!

Why?

I'm sorry.

-But I thought...
-I'm your Captain!

Your duty is to inform me
of anything out of the ordinary.

Not Gamboa or the doctor, me.
Your damn captain!

I'm sorry.

What's the square root of this?

The square root?

2287,42.

Can you tell me how it's possible
that you have an 212 IQ

but you can't remember
who you are?

Can you explain to me
how it's possible

that you solve
a fucking thermodynamics problem

but you can't remember
that I was at your Confirmation?

-How is that possible?
-It's because of the accident!

I can't remember anything.

How do I know that's true?
How?

I wouldn't lie to you.

Never.

Never ever.

You're the Captain.

You've always been so nice to me.

And you like me.

And you always tell me that I'm no fool
and support me.

Sometimes you need someone
to support you.

Not someone to scream at you.

Bubble...

Where do you think
that submarine is now?

It could be just underneath us.

And we'd never know.

This is a bottle I reserved
for a special occasion, just like this.

Are you waiting for someone else?

Why do you ask?
The other glass?

I thought that after all that protocol
to ask you out,

Salomé would be here
and have a drink with us.

She just worries about me.
That's all.

And sometimes
more than she should.

I guess she feels that "Empty Nest
Syndrome", but backwards.

She separated from her husband,

so she focuses on her daughter and, as she doesn't have one,
she creates one.

I'm joking.

I would do the same
if I were in her shoes.

You're not wearing a bug, right?

I'd hate to frisk you.

It's just a joke.
I'm sorry.

No, I'm sorry. I'm a little nervous.

You don't need to.

No.

Estela...

You know why I ask you
to have dinner with me tonight?

It's because I feel like
I'm home when I'm with you.

And everyone
in the middle of this mess

needs a home.

A place to go back to
after the cold and the darkness.

And I started to notice how beautiful
and what good person you are.

And that you could be home.

But you didn't notice me much.
You liked Ulises.

And now that he's not here,

I thought that
with some tasty crab...

I need you to let loose.

I'm direct and your adoptive mother
has nothing to be afraid of.

You know,

everyone in this ship
thinks I'm a fool.

-I don't think you're a fool.
-You do.

You do too.

I know perfectly well
that this date is a farce.

But I don't understand yet why.

Why did you invite me,
Ernesto?

You give me some roller skates,
prepare this dinner for me...

So much effort when it's obvious
that you have zero interest in me.

I see...

-You think I'm still in love with her.
-No, no.

Stop treating me
like I'm stupid, okay?

I know I'm your rebound.

And I don't care.

I had a lovely time, I did. And, even if this was a lie,

it was the most beautiful lie
since the earth sink.

I could be with someone
that doesn't love me. I just want to know,
why me?

You could've chosen any other girl.
But you picked me.

I want to know why.

Please.

If you really want to know,

I need to be sure
that I can trust you.

Here he comes.

Palomares.

Can I go to your bed?
I'm a little bit cold.

-It's too cold. We can warm up together.
-Sure...

Get in.

Man, yeah...

Guys...

Why don't we put
some Lady Gaga on?

Maybe we can fall asleep then.

Piti...

Can I get inside your bed?

Sure.

Officer...

Are you okay?

Is something wrong?

Piti.

Would you mind hugging me?

Officer...

I can hug you if you want me to

but it's a bit awkward.

I'm miserable.

I fucked up her entire life.

I'm a nobody.

Don't say that Officer.

I'm miserable, Piti.

I lied to her

about something awful.

With the most sacred.

With death.

Making plans, having a baby with her.

Knowing that I was going
to leave them alone.

Knowing that I was going to die.

Do you know what I think?

Well...

If you didn't tell her
all about the cancer,

it was because you love her.

So she wouldn't suffer.

Right?

And that's a good thing.

So don't break apart.
You're not going to die.

How can Officer die?
He's a rock.

You know what hurts me the most?

That if I was really going to die

it wouldn't matter to me.
To hell with everything.

But apparently I'm going to live.

And life without Salomé

is going to be very long.

"Karen and Anton forever."

-Hello.
-Hi. How are you?

-Fine and you?
-Here.

Just doing some cooking.

It seems like lately
it's difficult to get some sleep.

Yes, it looks that way.

It's because of the pregnancy, right?

It's starting to show.

Thanks for the compliment.

But pregnancies start to show
after the fourth month.

I don't even have one month.
So this is just my stomach.

-But...
-You're quite something.

Well, I think that now

I've covered with my quote
of gaffes for the day, right?

I went to get the buckets a while ago.

How many times do you think
the ring thing is going to work?

Where did you get this from?

From where you left it.

I took it out of the guts
of the hake you catches today.

Come on, handsome!

Return it to the sea.
Good enough was to find it once.

And what if

it happened twice?

There are no couples
with that kind of luck.

Do you know someone
who has won the lottery twice?

-No.
-Well, surely some politician.

Look at how late it is!

-Salomé...
-Excuse me.

Estela...

Honey, it's late.
How was everything?

-Fine.
-And the radio? Did it break? I don't know.
Maybe the battery died.

Sure, the battery.

But everything was fine.

Very nice and polite.
And he didn't become a frog.

Estela...

Sit here with me for a moment.

I'm missing the second half,

but I did hear
all your rejection speech.

If someone treats you like dirt,

eventually you start to think
you're worthless.

And you're not worthless.

You're nobody's rebound.

Or someone's side fling.

You are the main course.

Do you get it?
Please, don't forget it.

Your are very valuable.

Okay, honey?

Thank you so much.

I appreciate all this time
you've been taking care of me.

But, if you don't mind,
I prefer to take care of my own.

Okay?

Good night.

It seems like the birdie left your nest
to come to mine.

It seems that way.

Dear, I'm past my forties and I've
treated with many types of people.

Let me tell you something...

-Do it. Shoot it.
-I don't trust you.

I don't like you.

I know people like me
don't scare you.

But listen to me very carefully.

I can dip the croquettes in batter

or in poison.

Don't mess with me.

Because when I'm good,
I'm really good

but when I'm bad,
I'm the worst.

Be careful not to hurt her.

Is that clear? Estela.

You're special.

Well, almost everyone in this ship

is special.

And we're here
for some kind of reason.

I see.

And my reason is to be the emotional
support for everybody, right?

No.

Let's say that

you're here
because of your family.

Specifically, because of your father.

My father?

How do you know my father?

I met him a few years ago
in Genève.

And he showed me a picture of you
that he always carried with him.

And he asked me that, if it was necessary

I took care of you.,

And thanks to him
I'm here in this ship.

Alive.

And so are you. You're here because of him.

I don't understand the connection
between my father and us.

Estela,

you asked me
why I chose you.

And I already answered that.

It's because you're special.

And your father has nothing to do
with my feelings for you.

You're not a one night stand.

I'm not going to disappear.

I'm not asking you to believe me.

Just that you see it
with those beautiful eyes of yours.

And that we have all the time
in the world ahead of us.

Polar Star calling.

Are you copying me?

Polar Star calling.

Ainhoa, darling.

Do you hear me?

I just want to say
good morning.

And that you have to be careful.

Beneath these waters
there are unthinkable dangers.

Come back soon.

We miss you.

Good morning, Bubble.

That's really tasty.
Did you prepare it?

Can I have one?

I'm so sorry that I yelled
at you last night.

I guess I have
the arrogant idiot syndrome.

What syndrome is that?

One where people
always think they're right.

And just believe
what his eyes are seeing.

Even when the smartest person
in this ship is talking to him.

Captain,

how was I before this bubble
in my brain?

You were different.

Not better nor worse.

I prefer as you're right now.

You're a good person
and everybody loves you.

They didn't love me before?

Anyway,

that's why I was underwater
so much time

when the ship sank,

they saved everybody else first

because they liked them
more than they liked me.

I was lucky anyway.

After I drowned,
I got this bubble.

And it made me a good person.

Everything is strange in my head.

Maybe that bubble came to protect me
from who I used to be.

When nobody liked me.

Hello?

Hello?

Where were you?

Hey, let go of me! Let go!

Again!

Captain!

Manolito reached home!

It found home at 48 miles!

-Let me see!
-Here, just in front of us!

Over there! That light!

There's mainland, Captain!

We found it!

Do you see it?