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Daryl: The town offers up
one of your daughters,
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and in return,
you get a truck full of guns?
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Fede calls it security.
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I call it extortion.
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Alba.
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Antonio:
Surviving six ofrendas--
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such luck.
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I have to do something.
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Justina?
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Don't make me say it.
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He will makes things worse.
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It's not our fight.
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She loves me.
She would never leave.
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She wouldn't.
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You are why we came back.
And now she's gone.
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You think
we'll ever stop moving?
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Sure.
As soon as we make it back.
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The solar panel is outside.
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Take anything useful?
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Yeah, actually, I think
we're pretty well stocked.
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Sticky Fingers Dixon there.
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I'll return these
when we leave.
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Oh.
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And when do you think
that will be?
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Um, once we fix the boat.
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If the weather holds up,
maybe, uh, maybe a week.
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Oh.
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I didn't know--
I just wanted to say...
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Please.
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I just wanted to say
I'm sorry.
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I feel like us
being here has, well,
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caused a lot
of trouble.
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No.
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Justina and Roberto...
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that was a problem
before you came.
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Why don't you want
them to be together?
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Um, she's a sweet girl,
she is.
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But it's no good, um,
the two of them together.
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I don't even know
how to explain.
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Where I come from,
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you can just say
it's complicated.
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Yes, it's complicated.
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Come on. We're gonna put on
that rudder today.
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You don't need my help.
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We wouldn't even have
that thing if it wasn't for you.
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It doesn't matter now.
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What? You don't want to come
with us anymore?
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I can't live without her.
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You ready?
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Yeah, let's go.
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Valentina: Perfect, Carol.
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You need to reinforce this.
Okay.
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Cross it over
to the right like this.
Yup.
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Bring that first end
back around...
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Yup.
...and then pop it
through the hole.
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So once the two suns are
just right on top of each other.
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Boom!
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Oh, here it comes,
here it comes, here it comes.
Yes.
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I see it.
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Help me with that.
Thank you.
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Pass me that hammer.
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Carol.
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Can you pass me
that hammer?
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Sorry.
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You okay?
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It's my fault.
It's my fault Justina's gone.
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I was trying
to reassure her last night.
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I think I put the idea
in her head.
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Stop it.
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Don't say hot dogs.
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We're finally going home.
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You gotta let that shit go.
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When I first saw him
in the creek,
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they look so innocent,
so in love.
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It was like a mirage.
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It's an endangered thing
in this fucked up world.
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It made me kind of want
to root for 'em.
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Yeah, well.
That was your first mistake.
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I don't think
you believe that.
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That shit that
you're thinking is a mistake.
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The same mistake
I made back in France.
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It's the same mistake
we're always making.
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It's not a mistake.
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We're always fighting
everyone's fights.
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Sometimes we have
to fight for ourselves.
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If anything's worth
fighting for, isn't it
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two young people
that just want to be together?
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How can you not even care?
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What makes you think
I don't care?
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Well, stop acting
like there's nothing we can do.
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Justina's gone.
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There's nothing
we can do about it.
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She ain't coming back.
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Hell, none of them
coming back.
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Fuck.
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Carol: 85 degrees
and 12.3 minutes.
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I think I'm getting
the hang of this, Daryl.
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Letting people have space
when they need it is a skill.
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One I never mastered.
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Me neither.
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So I live alone.
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Yeah, I tried being on my own
a few times.
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Thought it was the answer.
It wasn't.
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I'm coming up on 10 years now
in el faro.
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The lighthouse is the longest
I've ever lived anywhere.
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- Really?
- On land.
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Most of my adult life
I spent at sea.
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Sounds nauseating.
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Ah, the ocean is home
to some of my greatest memories.
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Not me.
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Although I do love
a blanket of stars.
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Mm.
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I feel the world is hard.
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No reason
not to have companionship.
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Of course
you understand that.
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Alright, so, the rabbit
runs out the hole,
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runs around the tree,
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and then hops right back
into its hole like so.
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Uh, great work, bro.
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Now you got to do it
with your eyes closed.
Valentina: Daryl!
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Yeah. Yeah, yeah. We can just
finish this up later, I guess.
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Yeah.
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Valentina:
How is it going with Cooper?
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He's got a lot to say.
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It's charming,
isn't it?
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Yeah.
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But he knows a lot
about sailing,
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and you could use
an experienced hand.
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I told her
Roberto's not coming.
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Cooper grew up
on the California coast.
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He's been wanting to get back
for a while,
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see who he can find.
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Nah, we'll be fine.
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Will you?
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I fixed the rudder,
didn't I?
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Even if you were
proficient sailors,
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which, no offense,
you are not,
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crossing the Atlantic
is a totally different story.
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Nah, we'll be alright.
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We didn't do so great
last time.
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You think Cooper would have
gotten us through that storm?
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Oh, he might have.
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Why don't you come?
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You know everything
there is to know.
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I know you really miss
being on the ocean.
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That's a really nice
invitation.
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You and Cooper both.
We'll have a full crew.
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There's a lot I miss
about my old life.
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But things have changed.
I've changed.
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I'm content here.
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But my point stands.
Take Cooper.
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No, we'll be fine. We just had
a little bit of bad weather,
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bad luck.
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Your boyfriend sure doesn't
like taking advice, does he?
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No. It's-- He's--
We're not--
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Really?
Really.
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You've never...
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Never.
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Nope.
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How's it looking?
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Okay. Anyway...
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...think about it.
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Cooper: Valentina said you guys
want me to sail with you.
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Can I just say?
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I'm honored, bro.
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Truly.
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I've always dreamed of dipping
my toes in Monterey Bay again.
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Yeah, I'm a banana slug.
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A what?
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Through and through.
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See if my mom
made it through.
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But how the hell
was I gonna do that?
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I had no idea.
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And then you showed up.
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With this beauty.
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Talk about dumb luck.
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Super dumb.
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You think you can help us
get there, though?
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Yeah-- Yeah.
Sure thing.
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How long will that take?
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Two weeks, three, maybe,
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depending on the weather.
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Alright, let it out.
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Daryl: How's it look?
Looks good.
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Tie it down.
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Aah!
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Move!
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Everybody okay?
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Valentina:
Cooper. Where is Cooper?
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What is that?
I don't know.
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Solaz.
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It's under attack.
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Try not to do anything stupid
when we get there.
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Can't make any promises.
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Check on Roberto
and Antonio,
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and we get the hell out, alright?
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- I get it. We're leaving.
- Alright.
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Daryl: Come on.
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Carol: The hell is that?
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Alonzo, no.
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Alonzo.
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Alonzo.
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It was his nephew.
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I need to check on Roberto.
Which way do I go?
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This way.
I'm with you.
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Okay.
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I'll meet you at the square.
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Alright.
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Roberto!
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Antonio!
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Let's load up on ammo
and get back down there.
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I'll see you there.
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We need
to get you inside.
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No, I'm okay.
We need to fight.
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No. No.
Come on. Inside.
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We're gonna get it
fixed up.
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Shit. Shit!
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It's quiet.
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Yeah.
Something ain't right.
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What the hell was that?
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Dios...
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Cover!
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Quick mission, huh?
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Yeah.
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Carol, come with me.
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Daryl!
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Daryl. Hurry!
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Sergio: Si.
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Daryl: Hey, caught one!
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Daryl: What did he say?
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They know of El Alcazar,
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and the gifts
they bring us.
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But why destroy everything?
What-- What's the point?
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The fuck do they want?
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To burn it all down.
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Someone is escaping.
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It's Roberto.
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Hey!
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Fede: Hey!
You interfered with him.
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He was going to stop Roberto.
241
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Well, he was gonna
shoot him.
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He was going to shoot
the tires.
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You're a fucking liar.
Fede: Hey, hey, hey.
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Listen to me.
You have made a huge problem.
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You should not
have come--
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What happened?
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Roberto took a truck,
got away.
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Well, we got to
go after him.
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We need every person we have
to keep the village protected.
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If Roberto gets to El Alcazar...
I'll get him.
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...he could destroy
our alliance.
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I'll go.
Unless he gets himself
killed first.
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He is less able to survive
out there than Roberto.
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Actually,
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when was the last time
you even left the village?
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Hmm?
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I'll go with him.
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We'll bring him back.
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Okay. Suit yourself.
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You don't have to do this.
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Your kid is missing.
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When that happens,
having help is a good thing.
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Do you have children?
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No.
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Not anymore.
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I'll, uh, grab the ethanol
from the shed.
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Meet you outside?
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Mm-hmm.
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Carol: You gonna say
what's on your mind?
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I think you should
let Roberto go.
271
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Even if it
gets him killed?
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He was gonna
run off with Justina.
273
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You were alright with that.
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What's the difference?
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They were together, at least.
And he wasn't acting crazy.
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He ain't gonna stop.
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He comes back here,
nothing changes.
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Suddenly you're
Roberto's champion?
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I just think he's old enough
to make up his own mind.
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That's it.
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And if he dies?
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Are you ready?
283
00:44:35,103 --> 00:44:37,688
Guess I'll see you
when we get back.
284
00:44:43,137 --> 00:44:45,516
Hey! Wait up.
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If you're going, I'm going.
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Carol: Do you think
he'll find Justina?
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Antonio:
He won't stop till he does.
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There's tracks
down both roads.
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Can you tell
which way he went?
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That way.
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Roberto!
Shh!
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There might be
somebody nearby.
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Daryl: What is that?
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Compass.
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Roberto gave that to her
before we left.
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So they're together.
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00:49:26,344 --> 00:49:28,586
But where?
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What about Justina?
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00:49:38,586 --> 00:49:40,000
Where's that convoy go next?
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Man: Barcelona.
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Woman: Bad men,
they take our water.
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Daryl: I'll go get your water.
303
00:49:55,931 --> 00:49:57,068
We have to fight them.
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Your boyfriend
sure doesn't like
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taking advice, does he?
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No.
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We're not...
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Really?
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00:50:13,482 --> 00:50:14,620
Nope!
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David Zabel: When we wrote the
scene
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where Valentina assumes that
Daryl and Carol are a couple,
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I thought
that Norman and Melissa
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would have a lot
to say about it.
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They did not.
315
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They seemed
to appreciate the humor
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and seem to recognize that
it's a reasonable assumption.
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And at the moment, you know,
I think works very charmingly.
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Ooh, fun. She's spunky.
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I like the camaraderie
between Valentina and Carol,
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00:50:41,862 --> 00:50:45,034
just kind of, eh, beginning
friendship there.
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00:50:45,172 --> 00:50:47,172
David Zabel: In this season,
we were trying to move Carol
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a little bit more
towards a place of peace.
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So we thought having
a model of that was good
324
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and would be
a good relationship,
325
00:50:53,793 --> 00:50:55,172
which I think
it turned out to be.
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Irina, who plays Valentina,
was fantastic.
327
00:50:56,793 --> 00:50:58,482
You hope things
will play out well.
328
00:50:58,620 --> 00:50:59,793
If you're lucky,
then things play out
329
00:50:59,931 --> 00:51:00,896
even better than you expected.
330
00:51:01,034 --> 00:51:02,137
How's it look?
331
00:51:02,241 --> 00:51:04,344
Looks good.
Tie it down.
332
00:51:11,413 --> 00:51:14,862
Episode four--
the title is "Frontier Justice."
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It really is an episode
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that centers around an attack
on the town of Solaz del Mar.
335
00:51:25,724 --> 00:51:28,310
And so it involves a story
about a frontier town
336
00:51:28,413 --> 00:51:31,000
that's trying to defend itself
from marauders,
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00:51:31,137 --> 00:51:32,551
these primitivos.
338
00:51:32,689 --> 00:51:34,827
Yeah.
They see Primitivos coming.
339
00:51:34,965 --> 00:51:37,689
Of course
they have to go to battle.
340
00:51:37,827 --> 00:51:41,275
3...2...1. Action!
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00:51:41,413 --> 00:51:43,517
David Zabel:
The Primitivos was an idea
that we had in the writers room
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00:51:43,655 --> 00:51:45,241
that we had a lot of fun with.
343
00:51:45,379 --> 00:51:47,551
We just wanted a group
that was completely amoral,
344
00:51:47,689 --> 00:51:51,241
that had almost no intent
except destruction.
345
00:51:51,379 --> 00:51:53,482
Jason Richman:
Here's kind of a hopeless army.
346
00:51:53,586 --> 00:51:55,758
So it's kind of like
a psycho criminal on the loose.
347
00:51:55,896 --> 00:51:57,379
David Zabel: We thought
that would be really scary
348
00:51:57,517 --> 00:51:59,379
and it would be true
to an apocalypse,
349
00:51:59,517 --> 00:52:01,482
especially some years
down the road.
350
00:52:01,620 --> 00:52:03,896
And so out of that
came this kind of idea
351
00:52:04,034 --> 00:52:05,310
of these wild primitivos,
352
00:52:05,448 --> 00:52:06,586
which obviously means
primitive people.
353
00:52:08,448 --> 00:52:11,896
We gave the primitives
a very primal visual.
354
00:52:12,000 --> 00:52:14,551
They're dressed in animal
skins, and they have horns.
355
00:52:14,655 --> 00:52:17,068
And it took quite a while
to come up with a look
356
00:52:17,206 --> 00:52:20,068
that felt real
and not too fantastical.
357
00:52:23,068 --> 00:52:24,793
Sebastien Fouassier:
Today, I got really excited,
358
00:52:24,931 --> 00:52:28,310
'cause we have like 60 stunt
people working on this scene.
359
00:52:28,448 --> 00:52:30,931
Eduardo Noriega: You need so
many people to be coordinated,
360
00:52:31,068 --> 00:52:34,000
just to be able to shoot
a scene like this
361
00:52:34,137 --> 00:52:37,448
all together at the same time,
doing the same specific shot.
362
00:52:37,586 --> 00:52:39,137
Norman Reedus:
It's a lot of chaotic movement.
363
00:52:39,275 --> 00:52:41,620
There's a lot of action
and adrenaline.
364
00:52:41,758 --> 00:52:43,724
Melissa McBride: It was, like,
the longest action sequence
365
00:52:43,862 --> 00:52:45,137
maybe that I can remember.
366
00:52:45,275 --> 00:52:47,965
There were so many setups
for that.
367
00:52:48,103 --> 00:52:49,620
Sebastien Fouassier:
We have, you know, vehicles.
368
00:52:49,758 --> 00:52:51,413
One is crashing through
the gate.
369
00:52:54,758 --> 00:52:57,206
We have primitivos
fighting everywhere.
370
00:52:57,310 --> 00:52:58,793
We have Daryl and Carol
371
00:52:58,931 --> 00:53:00,241
also making their way
through the gate.
372
00:53:00,379 --> 00:53:02,448
Brawl.
Yeah. So-- Exactly.
373
00:53:02,586 --> 00:53:03,482
And then...
374
00:53:03,620 --> 00:53:05,310
There's a fighting style
375
00:53:05,448 --> 00:53:10,482
that I've tried to sort of adapt
and grow along the years.
376
00:53:10,620 --> 00:53:14,965
I choose to have fluid weapons
to duck under arms and swing.
377
00:53:15,103 --> 00:53:16,551
And, you know, it's always
378
00:53:16,689 --> 00:53:18,655
how do I get from this point
to that point
379
00:53:18,793 --> 00:53:22,344
with the least amount of effort
in the smoothest way?
380
00:53:22,482 --> 00:53:24,241
Because we're always
running through.
381
00:53:25,793 --> 00:53:27,379
I try to tell the story
with the stunts.
382
00:53:27,517 --> 00:53:29,620
And our stunt team
is really, really good.
383
00:53:29,758 --> 00:53:31,724
I love this choreography.
384
00:53:31,862 --> 00:53:34,862
Paz is so physical
and has a lot of weapons,
385
00:53:35,000 --> 00:53:36,379
and she uses everything
for the fight.
386
00:53:36,517 --> 00:53:39,344
So this is the most exciting
part for me.
387
00:53:39,482 --> 00:53:42,137
Melissa McBride:
Really, it was one of the
most difficult action sequences
388
00:53:42,275 --> 00:53:44,689
that I've ever shot.
389
00:53:44,827 --> 00:53:46,965
It was complex for the director
to put together.
390
00:53:47,103 --> 00:53:48,827
Paco did a really good job.
391
00:53:48,965 --> 00:53:50,344
Cut, cut, cut!
392
00:53:53,517 --> 00:53:55,310
Something ain't right.
393
00:53:55,448 --> 00:53:59,724
David Zabel: In our constant
attempt to find new ways to use
walkers,
394
00:53:59,862 --> 00:54:02,000
we talked about these catapults
that are used
395
00:54:02,103 --> 00:54:05,413
to project the flaming walkers
into the town.
396
00:54:05,551 --> 00:54:08,034
That was an idea
of a medieval attack on a town.
397
00:54:09,793 --> 00:54:11,379
Norman Reedus:
They do it with a light effect.
398
00:54:11,517 --> 00:54:12,931
So there's a crane
and a giant ball,
399
00:54:13,068 --> 00:54:15,172
sort of lantern
that flies through the sky.
400
00:54:15,275 --> 00:54:16,689
You know,
that's what that looks like.
401
00:54:19,344 --> 00:54:21,068
They hit,
and then they spread out.
402
00:54:21,206 --> 00:54:22,344
And they show up,
and they're already out.
403
00:54:22,482 --> 00:54:23,517
Now we're gonna roll
404
00:54:23,620 --> 00:54:25,206
for the last piece of the fight.
405
00:54:25,344 --> 00:54:27,862
We're gonna be shooting now
in that direction, okay?
406
00:54:28,000 --> 00:54:29,551
We had a lot of people
on fire.
407
00:54:29,689 --> 00:54:32,344
Paco Cabezas: And fire, burning.
408
00:54:32,448 --> 00:54:34,551
We had nine zombies on fire
at the same time,
409
00:54:34,689 --> 00:54:36,103
which was pretty good.
410
00:54:37,655 --> 00:54:39,586
Paco Cabezas: Ready, ready.
411
00:54:40,379 --> 00:54:42,724
Norman Reedus:
They coat themselves in this
gel, and the gel is freezing.
412
00:54:42,862 --> 00:54:44,620
It's a bunch of big stunt guys,
413
00:54:44,758 --> 00:54:45,931
like, you know,
looking really scary,
414
00:54:46,068 --> 00:54:47,620
and they're freezing.
415
00:54:47,758 --> 00:54:51,586
We did a few tests with Greg
and his team and my team
416
00:54:51,724 --> 00:54:55,275
where we kind of mix
all this energy
417
00:54:55,413 --> 00:54:57,724
and experience together
to make it look cooler.
418
00:55:01,137 --> 00:55:02,758
Man: Time-out, time-out!
419
00:55:05,482 --> 00:55:07,137
Sebastien Touassier:
The most challenging thing?
420
00:55:07,275 --> 00:55:09,448
Everything is a challenge.
421
00:55:15,689 --> 00:55:17,000
Eduardo Noriega: In this town,
there are some people
422
00:55:17,137 --> 00:55:19,448
who are against El Alcazar
and La Ofrenda.
423
00:55:19,586 --> 00:55:21,758
But there are some of us
424
00:55:21,862 --> 00:55:25,068
who think that it's a price
we have to pay,
425
00:55:25,172 --> 00:55:26,620
because they protect us.
426
00:55:26,758 --> 00:55:28,965
But after this massacre,
427
00:55:29,103 --> 00:55:32,896
there are lots of doubts
about the real protection
428
00:55:33,000 --> 00:55:34,586
that we receive from El Alcazar.
429
00:55:39,586 --> 00:55:40,517
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