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[unsettling music playing]

[Guillermo] 3-1-1-0-2-0-0.

[Minerva] We've got it.

We've got one hour before Oswaldo calls for the combination to the safe.

[Cindy sighs]

What is it with the long faces and skepticism?

It's not skepticism. We're exhausted.

We've spent the whole night running around.

Well, I'm quite skeptical.

Shocking. Pepe the Walrus has an objection.

Go ahead. Tell us.

How can we be sure that the combination he gave to Ingrid isn't a lie?

It's possible he just made up those numbers to get into your panties.

Right?

-I don't think he lied to me. -[scoffs]

You can think whatever you like, but you can't be sure.

Well, why didn't we tell Oswaldo that we're not selling the horse

because it belongs to his daughter, huh?

That's what I was thinking.

We wouldn't all be here, anxious and exhausted.

We don't know if we're giving Waldo the combination to the safe

or to his goddamn gym locker.

If he lied to us and the combination doesn't open his safe,

then we'll move to plan B.

Ziro, what's plan B for Oswaldo?

Um…

[beeping]

Seriously, I can't believe that you'd turn up at my house

at 8:00 a.m. to ransack my safe,

looking for the passport to sell my daughter's horse.

I thought that you knew me, Oswaldo.

-But I see that you don't. -And the worst part…

…is that now I'm no longer sure I can leave you as boss of…

-…the company. -Now, go back to the office.

-Tell the mother… -…fucker Oduña…

-…to shove the deal right up his ass. -…right up…

Do you understand?

And click. We hang up the phone.

And we cut off Oswaldo before he speaks.

[unsettling music continues]

Nobody wants to know what happens if he's telling the truth?

Yeah. So, what will happen if he's telling the truth?

What happens will be our biggest achievement to date.

We'll have gained Oswaldo's trust.

What better way to gain someone's trust than… by offering them your secrets.

If Oswaldo can open the safe, he'll do anything Guillermo asks of him.

And then, we can begin phase three of our plan.

[epic music playing]

The biggest embezzlement in the history of the world.

And we'll start with… the richest one.

Then we'll continue with each of the remaining guest

as we improve each of their virtual clones.

We will elaborate financial deals worth 4, 5, or 600 million euros.

Paltry sums for them.

Antonio, please find me another morphine patch.

I had a very demanding evening.

[sounds distort]

[Frida] Mimi.

[unsettling music rises]

[echoing] You did what you had to…

Think of it as… your ineluctable emancipation.

Since arriving here, I also left my husband,

and to be honest, I'm relieved.

-[unsettling music intensifies] -[high-pitched ringing]

[tense music dies down]

The difference is that you never really loved your husband.

[sounds distort]

[sighs] I need some time alone.

-Leave her be. -I think I should go with her, Mom.

She might have a breakdown and run right back into Guillermo's arms.

You need to calm down now, Frida.

We must respect other people's need to grieve, isn't that true, Antonio?

You're absolutely right.

But I do understand why she finds it hard to leave him.

And personally speaking, being such a dick… gives him character.

[Roxán] Yoga classes will begin in five minutes in the Japanese garden.

[indistinct chatter swirling]

[somber music playing]

[Mimi breathing shakily]

[Guillermo] Why do you think you became my wife?

[high-pitched ringing]

[Guillermo] I don't think you realize how good we had it when we were lovers.

[Roxán] Yoga classes will begin in 5 minutes in the Japanese garden.

[Frida] He's with the girl from the spa.

[Mimi] We will never get back together.

[Roxán] Yoga classes will be beginning shortly in the Japanese garden.

[panting]

DOME

[somber music building]

[unsettling music swells]

BILLIONAIRES' BUNKER

[intense music subsides]

[Max panting]

[Asia] Max?

What happened with my father's all my fault.

He came into my room, but I didn't see him.

I think he was in shock when he heard Ane's voice.

I was watching one of her videos on the phone that you gave me.

He took it from me.

I'm gonna tell you exactly what I think about you and your family.

None of you have the courage to overcome the pain.

What's in the past is past, Asia.

It doesn't matter if it was an accident or if I shot her.

The only thing that you can do is to let go.

Otherwise, it'll drown you. And you have to learn to swim.

[sighs]

Neither of you have learned to swim.

I feel sorry for your father. Honestly.

He has this aura of power,

but in actual fact, he's just a puppet on two strings.

Yours and Mimi's.

The only two people he has left in this world.

[solemn music playing]

And as for you, Asia…

I feel nothing but hate.

You've always been an unhappy soul who despised our joy and happiness.

Your sister and I radiated so much light

that you imagined a life where happiness wasn't important.

You branded our love as superficial because you didn't have it.

So you pretended that the best thing in this world were books

and university degrees.

Because you had no idea how to enjoy your life.

That's why you think I'm a disease, that I make you nauseous and sick.

Because we had the greatest love story you'd ever seen.

And it shines a light on your own mediocrity.

You have no idea how to live.

And you have no idea how to survive.

["Kiss Me Slowly" by Jon Dix and Beck Goldsmith playing]

[gasping for air]

♪ Kiss me slowly… ♪

[Asia] Sometimes it takes just one second to understand your entire life.

[gasps]

Max was right.

My whole life, all I had ever done…

was to hide myself from the light of happiness

radiating from my sister.

[sobs]

That's why I have tried so hard

to convince myself that love doesn't exist.

And it was in that moment that I finally understood

the truth about my life

and found

the eight words that gave meaning to it all.

I have always been in love with Max.

And now, as the world around me was collapsing,

I wish that I had never understood the truth about myself.

Because the main character in my life story

hated me with all his might.

♪ When you're gone, I miss your light ♪

[knocking on door]

-Mr. Oswaldo, good morning. -Good morning, Oscar.

-I'm afraid the master is on vacation. -Yes, Oscar, I know.

I'm here to pick up some documents.

Thank you.

Willy, I'm really sorry I'm a bit late.

Come on, Waldo. What the hell? I'm about to eat.

Yeah, yeah, okay. I'm here now.

[sighs] Let's see.

Okay. Give me the eight numbers. I have a meeting in…

-What does he mean by eight? -An hour.

We only have seven.

-Roxán, interrupt. -Can you hear me?

-I can't see you. -No.

Hello? Hello?

The fuckin' signal! I don't fuckin' believe it.

Can you hear me?

-[scoffs] Willy? -Hello?

If we give him the seven numbers, there's no turning back.

How does he know it's eight numbers? Maybe his has eight, and this one, seven.

Roxán, give Waldo the numbers.

Waldo, can you hear me?

Yeah, I hear you. Go ahead.

[suspenseful music building]

Three.

One.

One.

Zero.

Two.

Zero.

Zero.

Hang on a second.

[tense music subsides]

31st of the 10th…

It's Ane.

Of course.

How could I forget? My goddaughter's birthday.

Bingo!

We've just succeeded in opening a safe with a clone. It's party time!

Haiku, can I get a round of applause?

[applause plays on speakers]

No, no, no, louder! C'mon! I want more!

I want a proper ovation as if we were world champions!

[crowd roars on speakers]

[triumphant music playing]

Come on. Smile, Ziro.

Life's not all about work.

You have to learn to celebrate.

Ziro, come on, celebrate!

I get it. Now, let's get back to what's really important, okay?

[tense music playing]

-I got it. -[Guillermo] Listen closely, Waldo.

Once you've closed the deal with Orduña,

I want you to head to the airport, fly to Bangkok,

and buy a company within 72 hours.

I've found us a unicorn. I'll send you the documents later.

So, what is a unicorn?

It's a pony with a gold horn. I bet Cindy had one when she was a kid.

Yeah! I had one hanging on my backpack.

But beside the fact that Cindy had one, what else is a unicorn?

A thing… that's very hard to find, yeah?

Very hard. In fact, almost impossible to find.

In business language, a unicorn is a young company that has a value

of over one billion dollars.

But the capital is held by a handful of private owners.

A unicorn is projected to multiply significantly

in value over the next five years.

It's like a poor young doe, alone in the woods.

A doe we must rescue before it becomes too late.

Before it grows up and the wolves find it.

And our job is to make more and more unicorns.

Start-up tech companies with growth potential,

but whose cost is insignificant for our billionaire guests,

but are especially profitable for us.

-850 million euros. -[whistles]

And how do we stop them from tracing all the money?

We split it all up.

As soon as the money comes in,

we split it into smaller amounts and transfer everything.

To over 150 companies registered in tax havens.

And all that money will be split up again and will then be transferred

to partner countries.

We will build a gigantic fortune built upon multiple mini fortunes

that we will then convert to cash.

Perfect. A fortune worth 800 million, all in cash.

To your health!

[García] To your health!

[soft, tense music playing]

-Roxán? -[Roxán beeps]

Are you watching me?

[Roxán] Observational capabilities are not part of my design.

But I am able to hear you. How may I help you?

[door opens]

[Max] Dude!

It's 10:00 a.m. the day after.

[Rafa sighs]

You just back? From the bunker after-party?

[Rafa sighs]

You look like you left it all on the dance floor.

[feedback buzzing]

-["Chup Chup" playing] -[rock music cuts out]

-Don't tease me, Max. -[chuckles]

I'm having a hard time as it is with this damn headache.

-[exhales] -So…

What were you doing in the bar all night, Dad?

♪ You told me I don't care ♪

-♪ Babe, that's what I see ♪ -[laughs, exclaims]

[rock music cuts out]

Just chatting.

♪ Doo-doo-doo-doo-doo-doo-doo-doo ♪

[both moaning]

-[rock song fades] -Yes. We hooked up, okay?

At eight this morning, the cleaners came by.

[tense music playing]

-[groans] -[Tirso] Roxán, lights!

-[both yelp] -Get the fuck outta here!

I… I'm sorry!

[Rafa scoffs]

My head hurts just thinking about it.

[takes a deep breath]

You must think I'm a real pervert.

Hooking up with… with that lady at the party last night.

You know, two days ago she wanted to end her life.

I should be listening to her, showing her… compassion.

Sometimes emotions can get the better of you.

No. It's not okay, son.

It was neither the time nor the place. It was wrong.

And don't tell your mother.

Please, Max, okay?

And I know that… she had an affair with her yoga teacher.

But that… can be mended.

Thank you.

Um…

Dad, honestly, I think it's time to forget about Mom.

How could I ever forget about your mother?

The love you have is something I wouldn't wish on anyone.

I've watched you both since I was a kid.

We've been on vacations together.

We've sailed yachts. We've had parties. Thousands of them.

And every time, one of you left early. You had a headache or were too tired.

You never stayed on.

To chat or to laugh… To make the evening last.

And because I was a child, I thought this was normal.

That this was how love was between adults.

But then I fell in love, and I knew it wasn't.

I've never seen you dance with Mom the way you dance with Elena.

[Rafa sighs deeply]

Son, your mom loved me in her own way.

And this woman, Elena…

She lives life differently, more impulsively.

[scoffs] Maybe a little crazy, to be honest.

[sighs]

That's why I left.

Because it was only fair that you have a memory like this.

Were you fighting again?

-Hmm? -No.

-No? -It's from the other day.

Yeah.

[somber piano music playing]

Yesterday, I found the earpiece that fell out of Yako's ear during the fight.

The other one.

He was wearing two.

And as you know, I put it on. And do you know what I heard?

Surprise me.

I heard the conversation my dad was having at the cocktail bar.

And it turns out, he had sex last night, and you were listening in.

So I presume the microphones are in these.

Which means that you're spying on everyone inside the bunker.

Are you aware, then, that your father was in a restricted area, breaking the rules?

[Max] I've got a better question.

Why do I have the impression

that inside that orange ball we all have inside our rooms,

there's a hidden camera?

Listen, Max.

Because you have shown such an interest in our control system,

and in the overall security of the bunker, I'll explain why we designed it.

Have you ever heard the quote, "Man is a wolf to his fellow man?"

Hobbes.

-I find him rather pessimistic. -A question of perspective.

If the news from the surface continues to be bad,

then prolonging our stay in the bunker will become inevitable.

And then, at some stage, someone will have an epiphany

and realize that

if 200 people can survive down here for ten years,

then… 100 people can survive for 20.

And if you take into consideration that we have the most competitive predators

on the planet down here, then there will be tension.

So to make a long story short,

the strongest amongst them will devour the weakest

in the struggle to survive.

I can't imagine my father killing people for food.

You're right. That's because he'd be one of the first to die.

And what about Guillermo? Would he kill for food?

Listen, Max.

I am committed to saving your life.

Think of me as a kindly shepherd and that everyone,

including you, is part of my flock.

[scoffs]

And in ten years' time, I will get all of you out of here.

Every single one. And with no casualties.

Part of the plan is that someone comes to rescue us.

By helicopter, armored car, whatever we find.

There will always be somewhere on this planet

where we can start again, Max.

And if that means that I have to keep my eyes on you

to help you survive, then believe me, I will.

I'll do whatever it takes.

I'll even protect you… from your own fucking mother.

[tense music rises]

Have I made myself clear, Max?

[laptop crashes]

Sorry.

[tense music subsides]

[chimes jingle]

Sir, if you would come with me, please?

Right now?

Where are you taking me?

I'm sorry. I can't tell you anything, Mr. Falcón.

Well, should I be worried? Did something happen?

I don't think so.

[sighs] Do you think I'm your fucking Labrador?!

You whistle, and I come out, dressed in my bathrobe?

Um, of course not, Mr. Falcón.

It's just that… I've been told that you have to come with me immediately.

-Dressed as you were. -Who told you to?

[soft, peaceful music playing]

This way.

Your bathrobe. How appropriate.

Sit with me, please?

It was time for my massage, but I realized I couldn't relax

until we had the opportunity to chat.

Your wife left you. How do you feel?

I feel like shit. And I'm pissed.

Yeah. Your pride's been hurt.

I was expecting that.

[clicks tongue] And… emotionally?

Emotionally, I feel fine.

Much better than I expected.

[chuckles] And do you know why?

It's something I've heard you say many times.

That she's a WND.

-[Guillermo] Mm. -[chuckles]

You're the one who told me about this kind of woman.

Many, many times.

You put them in these categories, and then you christen them.

-A Woman of Numbered Days. -Exactly.

And if I can recall, your words were,

"A real man should be in a position to understand

if the relationship he's about to begin will end badly or not."

"But this isn't a deal-breaker."

"He might even marry her and have her children."

"And he might even treat her as if he planned to love her

for the rest of his life."

Tell me something. Mm…

How can you identify a WND? I have to hear it from the expert.

Why don't you tell me?

Rafa is your Man of Numbered Days, so you must know.

No. Today, we're talking about your universe.

Enlighten me.

A WND is easy to spot.

Their conversations are mostly boring.

These women have little or no sense of humor.

They tend to laugh at the most trivial things.

They are devoted to the inept and the unnecessary.

They have an absolute lack of any common sense.

Coupled with an absolute lack of personality.

But be careful.

If you cross paths with them…

Oh!

They'll drive you crazy.

The magic of the finite.

Those days can be euphoric.

But they wear out quickly.

But that's okay. You have to enjoy it.

And respect the expiration date.

Then you break up and you start all over again.

[Frida chuckles]

[cheeky, rhythmic music playing]

Well, tell me, then…

How much did you love Mimi?

She's just left you,

and your pride has been hurt, but you seem to be intact,

emotionally speaking.

Mimi was always a WND.

I knew it from the very beginning.

I knew it when we were lovers.

I knew it when we were married.

And I know now that my prophecy is real.

[Mimi gasps]

-[unsettling music playing] -[groans]

[whimpers]

[knocking] Help.

[breathing shakily]

[moans]

[weakly] Roxán?

[groans]

I did my best to love Mimi. I tried everything I could.

I was enraptured.

I was fascinated by her melancholic beauty.

She was a poor woman desperately seeking my approval.

So now that you understand, what conclusion have you come to?

What do you mean?

Well, if you take me, for example…

I'm the only woman whose days are not numbered.

The one constant is me.

Ever since we were 17 and in school and we fucked.

-But you wouldn't be my girlfriend. -Mm-mm.

You had too many.

But still,

you spoke with me more than all of those women put together.

You are incapable of staying away from me.

Do you recall when we went shopping for Marta's birthday present?

You pretended that you didn't like any of the gifts

so we could still spend time together.

[chuckles]

And that day, when it started to rain?

Hmm? [chuckles]

We went to the movie theater, soaking wet.

-We watched two movies back to back. -Hmm.

We couldn't bear to be separated.

And remember when we took vacations together?

And Rafa and Marta would go to bed,

and you and I would sit together talking… until sunrise.

Don't tell me you've forgotten.

No.

I remember every single day.

-["Home" by Morgan playing] -♪ Don't ask me why ♪

♪ 'Cause I don't know it ♪

[groans]

[echoing] Help me!

-[console beeps] -[steam hissing on video]

♪ I hurt myself ♪

♪ And I don't want to feel that way ♪

[panting]

♪ I don't want to go and be ♪

♪ I'm so tired of excuses♪

♪ They're taking me away from my home ♪

♪ Because I cannot find it ♪

♪ Oh, where is my home? ♪

♪ Where is my home? ♪

♪ Because every mistake I've made ♪

♪ Takes me away from my home ♪

♪ I'm so tired of excuses ♪

♪ They're taking me away from my home ♪

♪ Every mistake I made Takes me away from my home ♪

-♪ Because every mistake I made ♪ -[song fades]

-[knocking] -[Ingrid] Are you ready?

One moment, please.

I forgot to tell you.

At one point in my life,

I suppose watching you fight would have turned me on.

The problem is, that's my son.

So I'm asking you… to apologize to him.

Ingrid! I'm ready for my massage.

Don't be shy. Come in!

I heard you had quite a night, Ingrid.

Excuse me?

Well, of course, I don't know if it's true,

but it appears you spent the evening partying like a teen in Minerva's office?

I don't know if you know this,

but the woman with the extinguisher is my friend.

And… she is very, very nice and… very innocent.

[sighs] Luckily, I'm not.

You're a phyiognomist, is that right?

Yes, I am.

Good, then look at me.

Because I want you to understand that what I'm telling you is true.

If you come near Guillermo again,

I will take that extinguisher and smash your head open.

And afterwards, you can tell the bunker police to come and get me.

[grunts]

Mm.

You know, we're all very close friends here.

Like one big family.

And we really don't like outside disturbances.

Squeeze my glutes harder, will you?

When I squat for too long, they begin to hurt. Mm.

-Hey! How are you, kid? -Hey.

-How are you? -I'm good. Thanks, man.

Who's watching movies down in the dome?

That one's Steamboat Willie.

It's the first movie with Mickey Mouse, from 1928.

Yeah, I included it in the bunker media library.

Mm. For the kids, you know.

You included a black-and-white movie for kids?

-Yeah. -What the hell is that woman doing there?

That's Mimi Falcón.

[tense music rises]

Yako, come with me.

-[door opens] -[Yako] Asia.

We have a medical emergency.

It's Mimi.

[door opens]

Mimi.

What's wrong?

I don't know. Everything hurts.

I have problems speaking.

I've lost control of my legs, and my eyesight has gone all blurry.

[Asia] Okay. Don't worry.

I'll get a stethoscope.

[Cindy] Relax.

-What is it? -Are you crazy?

Even if we were in a hospital with access to specialists

and medical technology, it would take hours,

maybe even days for a proper diagnosis.

I don't have enough training to diagnose what's wrong with her.

Roxán does.

Julia Baldini entered all available medical manuals to the database.

We have it all.

Give Roxán the data, and then make the diagnosis.

[Asia sighs heavily]

Roxán? Take these notes.

The patient is a 31-year-old female.

-She shows signs and symptoms of ataxia. -[Roxán] Confirmed.

[Asia] Any other symptoms?

[Mimi] Um… I get these darting twinges of pain.

-[Asia] Where? -Here.

Right here.

And here, this side, below the rib cage.

Okay. Roxán, additional symptoms. The patient has signs of splenomegaly.

-Spleno-who? -It's inflammation of the spleen.

Her liver also seems affected.

Roxán, include symptoms of hepatosplenomegaly.

-Cindy, get me a flashlight. -Sure.

Mimi, watch my finger.

Roxán, jaundice in the conjunctiva.

Cindy, help me lift her.

Okay. Easy, Mimi. That's it.

Open your mouth.

Lie her down.

Easy, now. Slowly.

[Asia] Roxán, how many illnesses coincide with these symptoms?

[Roxán] 78.

We need a complete battery of blood tests and urine tests.

We're going to need automated analyzers.

Roxán, can you confirm the availability of an analyzer?

[Roxán] Yes. It's in our inventory.

I think it's in the infirmary.

Okay. Take her blood.

[suspenseful music playing]

URINE AND BLOOD TESTS REQUIRED

Come on, Roxán. We need answers.

[Roxán] Laboratory results will be available in less than 60 seconds.

Patience, please.

Yeah. Well, it's easy to be patient when you're a machine.

She's not gonna argue with you.

Though she could.

She's got loads of insults inside her head.

Right, Roxán?

My database includes 3,845 rude or derogatory expressions.

Watch this. Roxán, what is rude expression 2,200?

[Roxán] Eat my pussy, bitch.

-[both chuckle] -It's crazy, right?

[Roxán] Laboratory results are ready.

Right. [clears throat]

Biochemical analysis first.

Give me the highest values for the patient.

Urea and creatinine show the highest values in the test.

These are all signs of kidney failure.

Roxán, recalculate the number of illnesses with these urine and blood results.

-[Roxán] Eighteen. -[Asia] Good. We're narrowing it down.

Um… transaminases, Roxán.

-[Roxán] Sixty units per liter. -[Asia] Bilirubin?

[Roxán] 1.7 milligrams per deciliter.

-[Cindy] Here, Asia. -Thank you.

Roxán, take note.

Urine shows high coloration. Sample is milky and dark brown.

Roxán, how many illnesses are there based on the new information?

[Roxán] Three.

[sighs] Okay.

How do you feel? Any other symptoms?

Has anything occurred in the past few days that you might want to tell me about?

Mm. I've been constipated since we came to the bunker.

[sighs] I've been anxious too.

I don't know.

But whatever happens…

[gasps]

…promise me that you won't let your father in here.

He's killing me.

No need to worry about that.

-[sniffles] -Get some rest.

[groans, sniffles]

[grunts, sighs]

[sniffs]

Roxán, we have another symptom.

Fetor hepaticus.

Which is?

-Her breath smells sweet. -Oh.

-Roxán, how many illnesses are left? -[Roxán] One.

Hepatic encephalopathy.

No! Fuck…

Okay.

Roxán, run a check of the bunker inventory.

Confirm the availability of a dialysis machine.

-[Roxán] Negative. -What other treatments can we use?

[Roxán] Dialysis is the only treatment which guarantees a successful outcome.

I know that, but there must be other methods to treat her symptoms.

[Roxán] It is important to replenish the patient's electrolytes

and keep her on a low-animal-protein diet.

I know that, but it won't cure her, Roxán.

What else? What about antibiotics?

[Roxán] Antibiotics can be used

to decrease the concentration of bacteria in her intestines.

Administer neomycin. One gram every four hours.

Rifaximin, 400 milligrams every 8 hours.

-[suspenseful music playing] -[breathing shakily]

What other options do we have?

[Roxán] The patient must be treated with dialysis.

We can't do dialysis, Roxán. Concentrate! Anything else?

What about other medication or alternative methods?

[Roxán] Metronidazole, 500 milligrams every 12 hours.

If the patient shows no improvement within 48 hours,

then it is necessary to start dialysis.

[tense music pulsing]

[Guillermo] Asia.

What's wrong with Mimi?

Is she in there?

Yes. But you can't go in, Dad.

She's extremely ill.

What is it?

Her liver has started to fail.

It's quite a rare disease.

How do you cure it?

The only cure is dialysis. But there are no machines in the bunker.

How come they don't have those damn things here?

Because we are in a bunker, Dad. Not in a hospital.

But we're gonna put her on a course of antibiotics

and see if she gets better.

And if she doesn't?

If she doesn't respond to the treatment…

Then she might die in 72 hours.

Or even less.

Let me see her.

No. You can't go inside.

-Asia, please. -I can't let you in.

She doesn't want to see you.

[Guillermo sighs]

[mournful music rises]

[sniffles]

[monitor beeping steadily]

[Guillermo] Whiskey, please.

No ice.

Thank you.

I apologize, Max.

I wasn't myself.

[sighs]

I'd just learned that Mimi was leaving me.

It's because of all the stress in the bunker.

[sighs]

I'm sure you'll be able to talk and sort things out.

Mimi's in the infirmary.

She's very sick.

If things get worse, she'll need a dialysis machine, but…

there are none inside of this bunker.

I may never get a chance to apologize for what I said.

[sighs]

I can't have another woman in my life die.

I'll find a way.

[Asia breathing heavily]

[tremulous breath echoing]

[somber string music building]

[Max] Asia?

Will you join me in the bathroom?

[somber music subsides]

[gentle, hopeful music playing]

[soft music fades]

[moody rock music playing]

[music fades]

Subtitle translation by: Soledad Etchemendy