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There is one barrio which has been forgotten by everyone,

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Only few people are left living there due to living difficulty.

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The sea is practically barren—

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there’s always so little, sometimes no catch at all.

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That's why people are always starving,

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they are struggling on how they can survive and get out of poverty.

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but despite the sea surrounding the Barrio,

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there's a hidden fairy.

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The fairy was said to be beautiful and alluring, and it looks like a—

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mermaid.

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However it doesn't have a tail, but it's always wet,

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she is the only solution for the barrio,

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she is the only one who can give plentiful bounty for every one,

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tons of fish,

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But it’s waiting for something in return.

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The fairy needs to be fed.

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And once the fairy’s hunger is satisfied,

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no one will struggle anymore, because she’ll bless the sea with abundance.

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I hope the fairy shows herself soon, Papa,

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so you and mom won’t have such a hard time anymore.

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You really believe me?

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Of course, Papa—because you’re the one who said it.

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Get some sleep now, son.

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You too, Papa. Rest and sleep.

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Let's go?

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Alright.

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Where have you been?

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Where else?

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I was trying to make money so we can eat something.

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Have you been to Zaldy?

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So what?

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If he's the one feeding me and Ron-ron,

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why wouldn’t I do it?

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Instead of just waiting for blessing coming from you that I won't even have any use.

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What's that? huh?

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Now you're even including your son in your beliefs in fairy?

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The Barrio thinks the opposite about that.

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The fairy is the curse,

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the reason why we can catch any fish.

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I really don’t know what’s wrong with you.

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There's nothing wrong with believing.

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I wish your beliefs could actually feed us.

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That’s exactly why you never catch anything— because of your beliefs.

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But I'm not the only one who can't catch anything.

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The sea is really barren.

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Look at the others,

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even if they don’t have any catch, there's a lot of way to make money.

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Look at you! You're just waiting for blessings! Huh?

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Come to think of it, you don't really know how to do anything else,

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other than bringing misfortune.

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Let me go, touch me once you're capable of giving us food.

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Go to the sea early tomorrow, you need to go earlier than Lando,

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maybe then you'll catch something.

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What now? You're still sleepy?

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Later I’ll teach you how to use this, okay?

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The proper way to throw it.

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Hey! Jonas.

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Pipoy, Lando.

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You're pretty early today.

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I was thinking that if I go early, I might finally catch some fish.

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Or maybe what you really want to catch is the fairy?

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Hey, you're always fooling around.

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So why did you come along today, Pipoy?

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Because of him, I was sleeping so comfortably.

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Well, so you can finally learn how to fish, so I’ll have someone to help me here.

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Brother!

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Pipoy!

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Why is she here?

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Oh no, you two forgot your bait again.

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See? I warned you about that, and you still left it behind!

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I'm sorry, Bro.

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Hey Jonas,

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I saw your wife at Zaldy’s place again last night.

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I don’t know why you let Martha and Zaldy treat you like that.

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Hey Diana,

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don’t let me find out you’re following in Martha’s footsteps,

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getting involved with Zaldy too.

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You really are something, Bro— you’re always mad at me and Pipoy.

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Still, it’s partly my fault things turned out this way,

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if only I could give them what they need.

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Good grief, your mind really has been poisoned.

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It's all trash.

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A woman?

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Alive...

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Wake up!

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You feel so good, my Zaldy,

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don’t stop.

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Don’t stop, oh shit.

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Maybe you're the fairy we've been waiting for?

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Go on ahead, Pipoy.

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Prepare breakfast, okay?

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Lando, where’s Jonas?

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Maybe he’s still out at sea,

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hoping he can catch something.

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And what if he doesn't? Then we won't have anything to eat again today.

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That’s why you’re going back to Zaldy again.

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What did you say?

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Martha,

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tell me,

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is it just the money and food you want from Zaldy,

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or do you actually enjoy what you two are doing?

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Hey Lando,

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you have no right to tell me what to do,

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or how to handle my relationship with Jonas.

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Martha,

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Martha,

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maybe you’re forgetting—

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I was the one who introduced you to Jonas.

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You were even the first to defend him back then.

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Because you said...

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You felt sorry for him and that he was a good person,

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right?

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That’s why you fell in love with him, didn’t you?

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I never thought it would reach the point where,

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you’d almost drive him away and replace him with someone else.

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You know, if I had only known,

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if I had known you would treat my friend like this,

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I never would have introduced the two of you.

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Martha...

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Ah, Martha.

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Martha...

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So good.

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Oh,

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it’s you?

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What are you doing?

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Yeah!

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Yeah!

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Yeah!

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You're glowing.

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You can’t speak?

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What happened between us earlier— is that what you needed?

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Don't go outside, okay? Someone else might see you.

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Do you want some food?

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Alright, I'll come back for you. Just stay right here, okay?

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You smell so good now.

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So, where have you been?

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With all that time out at sea, did you even catch anything,

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or did you hook something—

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What? Are you just going to sit there and stare?

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I'm asking you where you came from.

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I felt dizzy earlier, so I fell asleep in the hut.

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My God, the house is so close to the hut, and you still didn’t come home to rest,

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just a short walk away—so Ron-ron could have been with someone.

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There’s really no hope for this.

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So, no catch again? I’ll just go out so we have something to eat.

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Better than lying around here doing nothing.

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Papa, did you two fight?

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No, son.

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Do you want me to read you a story instead?

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Yes, I want that.

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What's up?

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When are you going to leave that husband of yours?

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You probably already know.

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That people here are already gossiping about us…

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and you’re just using me for money.

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No.

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That’s not true,

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believe me.

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Martha, stop fooling me. I already know the truth.

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Now...

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If you don’t want the people here talking about us,

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then leave your husband.

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You should

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belong only to me.

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You’re mine alone.

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I’ll find a way.

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Good, because if you don’t...

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Remember,

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I’m the one giving you money and food.

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Yes.

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Unless you want all of that gone.

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Sorry.

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Good. I’m glad we understand each other.

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Your fever’s high again.

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Oh? Why?

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His fever came back again.

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What?

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He hasn’t taken his maintenance medicine for a long time,

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that’s probably why.

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Everything really has to happen all at once?

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Look at this—

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we can’t even afford our child’s medicine!

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Damn it!

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You don’t even know what to prioritize.

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If you should buy medicine or buy food—damn it.

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So annoying!

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So, what are you going to do?

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I’m taking him to the hospital.

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Oh really?

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And what are you going to use to pay?

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What?

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We really don’t have any choice anymore!

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Damn it, Jonas, are you even thinking? Huh?

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Huh?

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You’re not thinking at all!

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No one will even lend us money anymore!

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What else are you going to use to pay the hospital?

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Before you make decisions like that, think them through first,

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because that decision of yours is so stupid.

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Give him to me, give it here. You’re so stupid.

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Give him to me, put Ron-ron down— let me take him.

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Hey, hey.

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So many, so, so many.

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So many, so, so many.

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We’re so lucky.

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- Jonas, you caught so much— - So many!

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- More than all of us. - There's so many!

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Maybe it’s just luck. What matters is we’re finally catching plenty now.

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So many, so, so many!

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You’re lucky, you’re loaded.

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Thank God that cursed mermaid finally left us alone.

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Or maybe someone already caught the mermaid.

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Enough with that mermaid talk.

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What’s important is we caught a lot of fish.

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Let's go, help him.

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Jonas,

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who would’ve thought you’d still get a catch in your condition?

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I’ll buy that.

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Yeah, right!

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Looks like we might earn two thousand from this.

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- Wow, two thousand. - Woohoo!

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What two thousand? It’s only two hundred.

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Why is it only this much?

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Two thousand suddenly became two hundred.

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Yeah, why is it just two hundred? What you’re giving us feels short.

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You should be grateful I even added to it—

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I can still cut it down more.

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We’re the ones breaking our backs, but we’re still the ones losing out.

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Hey Jonas, stop complaining so we can all go home.

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He is right.

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Is this really how it’s going to be, Zaldy?

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Why does our livelihood seem like a game to you?

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Huh?

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Lando, I’m easy to deal with—if you want, you can sell that to someone else.

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That is, if anyone will still buy.

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What?

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Add a little more to this,

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Yes, add more.

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Add more to this. Add mor—

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What the...

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Poor Jonas.

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I’m the only one putting up with you people here.

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That’s too much.

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Are you alright?

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Are you okay?

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Miss, I’ll buy those—five hundred for that, two hundred for the other.

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Okay, sir.

249
00:33:28,767  -->  00:33:30,267
Alright, hurry up.

250
00:33:32,142  -->  00:33:33,382
We might get dragged into that.

251
00:33:35,576  -->  00:33:36,826
Go ahead, we've got this.

252
00:33:36,851  -->  00:33:38,226
Hey Miss.

253
00:33:40,404  -->  00:33:41,806
Jonas, where are you going?

254
00:33:45,605  -->  00:33:47,938
Hurry up and wrap those.

255
00:33:59,042  -->  00:34:01,940
You look smoother,

256
00:34:03,183  -->  00:34:08,183
it’s like your scales are gone.

257
00:34:15,215  -->  00:34:22,923
Are you the reason we caught so much today?

258
00:34:27,458  -->  00:34:30,458
If you’re the one who gave us all this,

259
00:34:31,190  -->  00:34:33,915
what’s the price?

260
00:35:24,184  -->  00:35:26,476
Me?

261
00:35:29,059  -->  00:35:35,017
Is it my body you want in return?

262
00:37:53,822  -->  00:38:04,947
There it is, there it is.

263
00:38:18,351  -->  00:38:28,184
That’s a nice name—Iana, Iana.

264
00:38:31,409  -->  00:38:37,909
Can I call you Iana?

265
00:38:44,115  -->  00:38:47,865
I was able to buy a little medicine for Ron-ron.

266
00:38:52,722  -->  00:38:55,889
This will have to do for now, just to bring his fever down.

267
00:38:58,267  -->  00:39:05,267
And here, I hid a bit of fish for us.

268
00:39:12,682  -->  00:39:16,345
What happened to you? You look so pale.

269
00:39:17,855  -->  00:39:23,938
What’s going on? Yesterday you were dizzy, and now you’re pale.

270
00:39:24,917  -->  00:39:28,001
It looks like you’re the one who needs the medicine.

271
00:39:29,174  -->  00:39:30,716
It’s nothing.

272
00:39:35,532  -->  00:39:36,565
Get some rest.

273
00:39:40,596  -->  00:39:47,387
You too—take a break from looking for money today.

274
00:39:51,419  -->  00:39:53,502
I told you, right?

275
00:39:56,392  -->  00:40:00,559
You can always find a way. Just a bit more effort,

276
00:40:01,250  -->  00:40:05,750
keep going so we can save for Ron-ron’s next checkup.

277
00:40:07,769  -->  00:40:09,311
Get some rest.

278
00:40:10,642  -->  00:40:11,892
Okay, love.

279
00:40:32,934  -->  00:40:34,184
Are you okay now?

280
00:40:34,825  -->  00:40:36,492
Why aren’t you resting yet?

281
00:40:39,041  -->  00:40:42,874
It’s nothing, I’ll just finish this.

282
00:40:52,063  -->  00:40:53,529
What are you thinking about?

283
00:40:55,675  -->  00:41:06,336
I’m just thinking… I hope that in the next days, we still get plenty of fish.

284
00:41:09,287  -->  00:41:14,037
Not just tomorrow, but in all the days after that.

285
00:41:18,690  -->  00:41:21,565
Why are you smiling like that?

286
00:41:23,559  -->  00:41:25,642
I just remembered...

287
00:41:29,267  -->  00:41:39,517
I just remembered how you always tell me, “and in the days to come,”

288
00:41:40,060  -->  00:41:43,000
Whenever something good happens to me.

289
00:41:43,659  -->  00:41:45,299
You always say that—

290
00:41:47,846  -->  00:41:49,230
you never gave up.

291
00:41:50,363  -->  00:41:56,613
Out of all the people you could’ve loved, you still chose me.

292
00:42:00,976  -->  00:42:02,184
You stayed.

293
00:42:03,487  -->  00:42:07,419
That’s what gives me strength.

294
00:42:14,370  -->  00:42:16,353
Because I know you can.

295
00:42:17,939  -->  00:42:19,564
That’s why I fell in love with you—

296
00:42:20,341  -->  00:42:26,341
because no matter what people say about you, you never let it affect you.

297
00:42:28,559  -->  00:42:30,184
But Jonas,

298
00:42:32,642  -->  00:42:35,476
I’m sorry if I lost my trust in you.

299
00:42:36,813  -->  00:42:39,938
With all the problems we’ve gone through,

300
00:42:42,101  -->  00:42:44,184
I lost myself too.

301
00:42:48,257  -->  00:42:56,007
But I hope we can bring back the love we used to have.

302
00:42:56,822  -->  00:43:01,655
I’ll do everything so we never lose it again.

303
00:43:02,995  -->  00:43:05,274
You never really lost it, Jonas.

304
00:43:13,270  -->  00:43:18,103
I promise, I’ll do everything for both of you.

305
00:46:49,517  -->  00:46:53,351
Hey Jonas, looks like you're getting a big catch every single day now.

306
00:46:54,189  -->  00:46:55,439
How did you manage to do that?

307
00:46:56,352  -->  00:46:57,602
He’s my idol!

308
00:46:58,415  -->  00:47:00,124
Let me help you out.

309
00:47:02,476  -->  00:47:03,476
That’s a lot.

310
00:47:04,642  -->  00:47:05,642
Bro.

311
00:47:06,096  -->  00:47:07,346
Be honest with me—

312
00:47:08,948  -->  00:47:10,256
Did you catch a fairy?

313
00:47:10,644  -->  00:47:11,644
Huh?

314
00:47:15,291  -->  00:47:17,583
What are you talking about?

315
00:47:18,773  -->  00:47:19,773
Bro,

316
00:47:20,712  -->  00:47:22,337
I've been noticing it for days.

317
00:47:23,000  -->  00:47:24,458
You always catch so much,

318
00:47:25,017  -->  00:47:28,101
and you’re always deep in thought.

319
00:47:33,244  -->  00:47:36,202
I’m just thinking about Ron-ron.

320
00:47:38,764  -->  00:47:41,014
And how you’re always rushing to leave, Bro,

321
00:47:42,239  -->  00:47:43,989
because you’ve still got somewhere to go.

322
00:47:46,620  -->  00:47:47,620
Bro,

323
00:47:48,920  -->  00:47:52,902
I don’t believe what they say about the fairy being a curse on the water.

324
00:47:53,378  -->  00:47:57,029
I believe more in the stories you passed on to me,

325
00:47:57,667  -->  00:47:58,917
that the fairies,

326
00:48:00,682  -->  00:48:03,484
are the ones giving us catches this big.

327
00:48:04,741  -->  00:48:10,175
So, bro, if what I’m saying to you is right and you really are hiding the fairy,

328
00:48:10,803  -->  00:48:12,053
you can trust me, Bro.

329
00:48:13,227  -->  00:48:14,477
I'll support you.

330
00:48:17,925  -->  00:48:19,175
Hey, hey, hey—

331
00:48:20,059  -->  00:48:22,184
what’s this fairy talk I’m hearing from you?

332
00:48:23,370  -->  00:48:26,204
Fairy this, fairy that—you two and your wild ideas.

333
00:48:27,055  -->  00:48:30,680
You, Pipoy, make sure no one hears you saying that,

334
00:48:31,394  -->  00:48:32,874
unless you want to be laughed at too.

335
00:48:33,225  -->  00:48:34,225
Bro,

336
00:48:34,615  -->  00:48:36,115
why won’t you believe it?

337
00:48:38,317  -->  00:48:40,233
Well, why do you believe it so easily?

338
00:48:42,028  -->  00:48:43,445
What if it’s true, Bro?

339
00:48:45,014  -->  00:48:46,347
I’ll prove it to you.

340
00:48:52,351  -->  00:48:53,726
Look at all these!

341
00:48:55,809  -->  00:48:58,642
Come with me to the market later, we’ll sell them.

342
00:48:59,642  -->  00:49:00,642
Alright.

343
00:49:02,208  -->  00:49:04,416
You’re really earning a lot here, Jonas.

344
00:49:05,947  -->  00:49:07,067
Why don’t you guys throw it?

345
00:49:07,791  -->  00:49:09,041
Look at that—so much.

346
00:49:32,797  -->  00:49:36,713
Thanks for today’s catch.

347
00:49:59,726  -->  00:50:02,226
Can we do this again tomorrow?

348
00:51:16,892  -->  00:51:25,684
This, this thing I’m feeling— are you the one causing this too?

349
00:51:56,976  -->  00:52:00,892
Ron-ron told me earlier I was talking in my sleep.

350
00:52:01,476  -->  00:52:02,726
What did I say?

351
00:52:03,101  -->  00:52:04,726
Wow, the food tastes so good.

352
00:52:07,142  -->  00:52:09,309
Even while sleeping, you’re still eating.

353
00:52:12,934  -->  00:52:14,601
You, Pa—please eat.

354
00:52:23,101  -->  00:52:24,434
What’s happening to you?

355
00:52:27,673  -->  00:52:28,715
Jonas,

356
00:52:29,726  -->  00:52:30,976
what happened to you?

357
00:52:32,226  -->  00:52:37,142
It’s nothing, maybe it’s just something I ate or drank.

358
00:52:38,642  -->  00:52:43,101
You’ve been like that since the other day— what exactly are you feeling?

359
00:52:45,559  -->  00:52:46,976
Don’t worry,

360
00:52:47,793  -->  00:52:49,001
I’m fine.

361
00:53:28,684  -->  00:53:31,017
No catch today.

362
00:53:34,212  -->  00:53:40,255
Is this because I didn’t give in to you, Iana?

363
00:54:05,392  -->  00:54:06,601
Damn it…No catch again.

364
00:54:06,601  -->  00:54:07,601
Just three.

365
00:54:08,017  -->  00:54:09,267
So what happens to us now?

366
00:54:09,892  -->  00:54:13,767
You’re lucky you even got three. We got nothing.

367
00:54:13,965  -->  00:54:16,017
I wonder what happened... What about Jonas?

368
00:54:17,885  -->  00:54:18,912
What do you think?

369
00:54:20,434  -->  00:54:21,434
Oh?

370
00:54:21,547  -->  00:54:22,867
You didn’t catch anything either?

371
00:54:24,559  -->  00:54:27,059
That damn mermaid— looks like she’s back again.

372
00:54:27,934  -->  00:54:30,351
You know, if I ever catch that mermaid,

373
00:54:31,309  -->  00:54:32,976
I’ll be the first to kill her.

374
00:54:33,184  -->  00:54:35,017
As long as that takes away our bad luck.

375
00:54:36,964  -->  00:54:40,809
So you two, stop believing that she’s the one,

376
00:54:40,909  -->  00:54:45,784
bringing us luck. She’s a curse here— a curse in our lives.

377
00:54:45,934  -->  00:54:48,434
- Right. - She should just be dead already.

378
00:54:48,726  -->  00:54:49,976
Kill that mermaid.

379
00:54:50,293  -->  00:54:51,351
Yeah.

380
00:54:51,669  -->  00:54:52,669
My god.

381
00:54:52,728  -->  00:54:54,448
So we can finally catch something for once.

382
00:54:54,784  -->  00:54:56,299
We’re so unlucky.

383
00:55:00,555  -->  00:55:03,388
Later, prepare breakfast, okay?

384
00:55:05,601  -->  00:55:06,601
- Bro. - Jonas,

385
00:55:06,892  -->  00:55:07,892
- Jonas, - Jonas.

386
00:55:08,142  -->  00:55:10,184
- Jonas, - Help! Help,

387
00:55:10,767  -->  00:55:14,184
- Jonas, Jonas, - Help! Help,

388
00:55:14,209  -->  00:55:16,617
Jonas, wake up—Jonas, Jonas.

389
00:55:16,642  -->  00:55:17,892
Help!

390
00:55:34,142  -->  00:55:35,642
Martha,

391
00:55:37,142  -->  00:55:38,684
what happened?

392
00:55:42,184  -->  00:55:44,101
Lando brought you here earlier—

393
00:55:45,851  -->  00:55:46,851
you fainted.

394
00:55:52,351  -->  00:55:53,601
You keep saying you’re fine,

395
00:55:55,101  -->  00:55:56,351
that nothing’s wrong—

396
00:55:58,142  -->  00:55:59,184
well look at you now,

397
00:56:01,034  -->  00:56:04,284
I don’t know what kind of bad luck keeps coming into my life,

398
00:56:05,492  -->  00:56:07,450
and now even you are getting sick.

399
00:56:09,617  -->  00:56:13,117
Is there really not a single day when we don’t have a problem?

400
00:56:16,735  -->  00:56:17,776
Martha,

401
00:56:19,561  -->  00:56:21,561
we’ll get through this.

402
00:56:28,331  -->  00:56:30,081
What if I’m already tired?

403
00:56:32,985  -->  00:56:34,345
What if I don’t want this anymore?

404
00:57:48,073  -->  00:57:52,448
I’m sorry I haven’t visited you.

405
00:57:54,199  -->  00:57:58,990
I need you, Iana.

406
00:59:22,642  -->  00:59:25,380
What did I tell you, huh?

407
00:59:27,309  -->  00:59:29,726
Our agreement was clear, wasn’t it? Every night.

408
00:59:34,129  -->  00:59:37,629
I don’t understand why you still haven’t left Jonas.

409
00:59:41,852  -->  00:59:43,019
Sorry.

410
00:59:45,258  -->  00:59:48,944
Haven’t you thought Jonas might have someone else,

411
00:59:49,317  -->  00:59:51,026
that’s why he’s hiding things from you?

412
01:02:47,825  -->  01:02:48,862
What is this?

413
01:02:49,632  -->  01:02:52,590
That’s all for now— until you finally leave Jonas.

414
01:02:52,999  -->  01:02:54,457
That’s all I can give you for now.

415
01:03:03,150  -->  01:03:04,543
Why are you here?

416
01:03:07,029  -->  01:03:09,113
You haven’t been showing up for me these past days.

417
01:03:13,410  -->  01:03:15,285
Does Lando know about this?

418
01:03:16,809  -->  01:03:18,559
Go on, just leave already.

419
01:03:20,385  -->  01:03:21,385
Just go.

420
01:03:32,313  -->  01:03:33,563
That’s a lot, huh?

421
01:05:39,057  -->  01:05:44,718
[people chattering]

422
01:05:44,778  -->  01:05:47,278
There’s enough catch for everyone.

423
01:05:47,349  -->  01:05:48,599
It even has squid with it!

424
01:05:49,928  -->  01:05:50,928
There it is!

425
01:05:50,988  -->  01:05:52,763
Thank you Lord.

426
01:05:52,888  -->  01:05:53,888
Give it a kiss.

427
01:05:53,913  -->  01:05:55,003
No.

428
01:05:57,184  -->  01:05:58,309
Oh, Jonas,

429
01:05:59,169  -->  01:06:00,627
why do you look so pale?

430
01:06:02,805  -->  01:06:05,472
It’s nothing. Later, okay?

431
01:06:13,421  -->  01:06:14,421
Lando.

432
01:06:17,114  -->  01:06:18,114
Why?

433
01:06:19,133  -->  01:06:21,260
Have you noticed anything strange about Jonas?

434
01:06:24,140  -->  01:06:25,140
Nothing really,

435
01:06:25,666  -->  01:06:27,186
he’s just dealing with something else.

436
01:06:28,707  -->  01:06:29,707
Why?

437
01:06:32,074  -->  01:06:36,908
Hey Lando, keep an eye on Diana— you don’t know what she’s been up to.

438
01:06:38,780  -->  01:06:39,780
Huh?

439
01:06:40,168  -->  01:06:41,168
What?

440
01:06:43,689  -->  01:06:44,689
Hey, Martha.

441
01:06:45,386  -->  01:06:46,386
Where are you going?

442
01:06:46,720  -->  01:06:48,017
What now?

443
01:06:49,267  -->  01:06:50,392
Later, okay.

444
01:06:56,455  -->  01:06:57,455
So many—

445
01:06:58,113  -->  01:06:59,363
come on, I’ll buy all of that.

446
01:08:00,892  -->  01:08:02,684
You shameless bastard!

447
01:08:02,976  -->  01:08:05,101
- Martha! Martha! - Who is that?

448
01:08:05,101  -->  01:08:07,517
Who are you, you animal? You’re such a flirt.

449
01:08:07,542  -->  01:08:09,992
- Martha! Martha! - Damn you! Get up!

450
01:08:10,017  -->  01:08:12,684
- You don’t get it. - Let go of me!

451
01:08:12,684  -->  01:08:14,101
No. Please stop!

452
01:08:14,101  -->  01:08:16,351
- Let go of me! - I'm sorry, Martha.

453
01:08:16,481  -->  01:08:20,357
What the hell—don’t hold me back, who are you?

454
01:08:20,776  -->  01:08:22,484
- Let go of me! - Who are you?

455
01:08:22,509  -->  01:08:24,351
- Who are you? Stand up. - Martha.

456
01:08:24,376  -->  01:08:26,034
Who are you?

457
01:08:26,059  -->  01:08:27,059
Martha.

458
01:08:27,059  -->  01:08:29,351
- Who is this? Who is this? huh? - Wait!

459
01:08:29,351  -->  01:08:30,592
Who the hell is this?

460
01:08:30,784  -->  01:08:33,159
- Wait! You don’t understand! - What?

461
01:08:33,184  -->  01:08:36,976
- Let me explain. - No way, you’ve got some nerve.

462
01:08:37,352  -->  01:08:42,591
- Not here. - You animal, damn you!

463
01:08:43,039  -->  01:08:45,039
You bitch!

464
01:08:45,091  -->  01:08:46,091
Martha!

465
01:08:46,166  -->  01:08:47,249
What the hell?

466
01:08:47,274  -->  01:08:49,965
Let’s not talk here.

467
01:08:51,481  -->  01:08:54,315
Let me explain. Let me explain.

468
01:08:55,141  -->  01:08:57,987
You don’t even contribute anything, and yet you still have the nerve.

469
01:08:58,012  -->  01:08:59,428
You haven’t contributed anything.

470
01:09:03,239  -->  01:09:04,290
What?

471
01:09:04,315  -->  01:09:06,480
What else are you trying to explain?

472
01:09:06,534  -->  01:09:07,784
Damn you.

473
01:09:08,028  -->  01:09:10,867
- Damn you. - Please, let me explain.

474
01:09:10,892  -->  01:09:17,392
- What? What else are you going to explain? - Calm down first—calm down.

475
01:09:17,417  -->  01:09:22,976
Calm down, I know you won’t believe me.

476
01:09:23,653  -->  01:09:29,070
But just like you, I’m only doing this so I can feed you.

477
01:09:29,612  -->  01:09:34,241
Martha! Martha!

478
01:09:34,934  -->  01:09:39,059
The woman you saw earlier is the fairy.

479
01:09:41,708  -->  01:09:47,583
She’s the reason we caught so many fish these past days.

480
01:09:48,372  -->  01:09:51,312
But in exchange for that...

481
01:09:51,337  -->  01:09:52,337
What?

482
01:09:53,021  -->  01:09:54,021
Huh?

483
01:09:54,542  -->  01:09:56,542
Your body in exchange?

484
01:09:59,209  -->  01:10:01,959
Isn’t that exactly what happens in your made-up story?

485
01:10:02,993  -->  01:10:03,993
Huh?

486
01:10:04,723  -->  01:10:09,473
And now you’re using that excuse just to sleep with another woman?

487
01:10:14,410  -->  01:10:17,077
What? You can’t even answer, can you?

488
01:10:18,075  -->  01:10:22,492
Because I’m right, aren't I?

489
01:10:23,324  -->  01:10:25,436
That’s all you want, right?

490
01:10:27,020  -->  01:10:30,263
Because what—I'm not giving it to you anymore?

491
01:10:30,559  -->  01:10:32,347
Right? Not anymore?

492
01:10:32,434  -->  01:10:33,434
Huh?

493
01:10:43,305  -->  01:10:45,305
Is that what you want? That’s what you really want?

494
01:12:49,895  -->  01:12:51,811
Stay away from that woman.

495
01:12:54,976  -->  01:13:03,934
But if I don’t catch anything tomorrow, I hope you’ll believe me.

496
01:13:10,535  -->  01:13:12,126
Hey, put that over there.

497
01:13:12,293  -->  01:13:14,351
- There it is! - There’s no catch.

498
01:13:20,974  -->  01:13:21,974
Jonas,

499
01:13:22,978  -->  01:13:25,784
Jonas, Ron-ron—he’s not breathing anymore.

500
01:13:25,809  -->  01:13:27,989
What happened?

501
01:13:28,051  -->  01:13:32,351
- Ron-ron— - Ron-ron!

502
01:13:32,376  -->  01:13:35,334
I’ll take— I’ll take him to the hospital.

503
01:13:35,359  -->  01:13:40,067
No, I’ll take him. You stay here and find money to pay the hospital.

504
01:13:45,847  -->  01:13:47,389
The mermaid,

505
01:13:49,617  -->  01:13:50,767
the mermaid.

506
01:13:52,539  -->  01:13:56,591
I said look for money for the hospital. Stop it.

507
01:14:07,059  -->  01:14:10,601
Why won’t you believe me?

508
01:14:50,446  -->  01:14:52,959
I need your help.

509
01:14:54,101  -->  01:14:55,726
Where do I hold on?

510
01:15:01,409  -->  01:15:07,950
I don’t know if what Jonas says about you is true.

511
01:15:10,321  -->  01:15:12,680
I have no one else to turn to.

512
01:15:15,549  -->  01:15:27,507
My son will die, Ron-ron will die— if we can’t pay.

513
01:15:28,583  -->  01:15:31,860
I’m leaving it up to you.

514
01:15:33,857  -->  01:15:37,397
Do whatever you want to do to me.

515
01:15:40,756  -->  01:15:45,590
So we can catch a lot of fish again.

516
01:20:05,820  -->  01:20:14,198
Now you know, Martha. We must do this together.

517
01:20:43,750  -->  01:20:44,750
Sorry,

518
01:20:46,778  -->  01:20:49,528
I didn’t trust you right away.

519
01:20:50,970  -->  01:20:54,387
I wish I had trusted what you said.

520
01:20:58,726  -->  01:21:02,184
It’s okay.

521
01:22:49,818  -->  01:22:51,610
So many fish.

522
01:22:53,867  -->  01:22:59,903
We finally have money to get Ron-ron treated.

523
01:23:00,017  -->  01:23:01,226
There’s so much.

524
01:23:01,563  -->  01:23:03,116
So many.

525
01:23:08,267  -->  01:23:09,601
Wow.

526
01:23:11,267  -->  01:23:12,393
We have money for his medicine now.

527
01:23:12,417  -->  01:23:13,417
Jonas!

528
01:23:13,516  -->  01:23:14,727
Jonas!

529
01:23:15,101  -->  01:23:16,101
Jonas!

530
01:23:18,050  -->  01:23:19,300
Pipoy?

531
01:23:21,807  -->  01:23:24,390
I know you and Martha are hiding something in the hut.

532
01:23:24,862  -->  01:23:27,902
Ever since I found out about that, I’ve been keeping an eye on the hut.

533
01:23:28,343  -->  01:23:31,302
But last night, I saw Zaldy spying on you.

534
01:23:32,032  -->  01:23:33,198
- What? - And now...

535
01:23:33,245  -->  01:23:34,912
- Huh? - I saw him again, Bro.

536
01:23:35,605  -->  01:23:37,066
Looks like he’s coming for you.

537
01:23:37,130  -->  01:23:38,909
Are you sure?

538
01:23:38,934  -->  01:23:40,059
Jonas!

539
01:23:42,005  -->  01:23:43,005
Zaldy?

540
01:23:47,590  -->  01:23:48,965
Zaldy! What are you planning?

541
01:23:49,073  -->  01:23:50,407
You sons of bitches,

542
01:23:51,370  -->  01:23:53,454
I know you’re hiding something.

543
01:23:53,829  -->  01:23:55,245
Pipoy, Pipoy,

544
01:23:55,992  -->  01:23:59,992
what were you telling Jonas? What is Zaldy saying?

545
01:24:01,480  -->  01:24:02,480
Zaldy.

546
01:24:02,663  -->  01:24:05,165
whatever you're planning, stop it now.

547
01:24:06,376  -->  01:24:07,376
Follow me,

548
01:24:08,068  -->  01:24:09,567
I have something to show you.

549
01:24:09,600  -->  01:24:11,635
- No! - All of you.

550
01:24:11,660  -->  01:24:12,660
Don't.

551
01:24:12,850  -->  01:24:13,935
Zaldy.

552
01:24:15,273  -->  01:24:16,273
No!

553
01:24:16,546  -->  01:24:18,196
- Hurry up. - Wait, don’t!

554
01:24:18,221  -->  01:24:20,096
- You’re still resisting, huh? - Jonas!

555
01:24:20,384  -->  01:24:21,468
Zaldy!

556
01:24:22,558  -->  01:24:23,986
Zaldy, don't!

557
01:24:24,327  -->  01:24:25,767
[people murmuring]

558
01:24:32,351  -->  01:24:33,351
Hurry up.

559
01:24:34,729  -->  01:24:36,270
Zaldy, stop this!

560
01:24:38,400  -->  01:24:39,566
Why, Martha?

561
01:24:41,701  -->  01:24:42,799
Are you hiding something?

562
01:24:42,824  -->  01:24:45,306
No, I’m not hiding anything here.

563
01:24:47,184  -->  01:24:48,184
Nothing?

564
01:24:50,142  -->  01:24:51,142
And you, Jonas—

565
01:24:52,046  -->  01:24:54,296
are you hiding something here?

566
01:24:55,130  -->  01:24:56,130
Hmm?

567
01:24:58,257  -->  01:24:59,423
Nothing.

568
01:25:00,851  -->  01:25:03,310
No! We’re not hiding anything.

569
01:25:03,479  -->  01:25:04,812
Stop it already.

570
01:25:06,458  -->  01:25:07,708
If there’s nothing,

571
01:25:08,787  -->  01:25:11,370
then why won’t you show us the curse of the sea?

572
01:25:12,886  -->  01:25:13,886
Huh?

573
01:25:14,343  -->  01:25:15,343
Jonas,

574
01:25:17,364  -->  01:25:18,739
what are you hiding here?

575
01:25:20,309  -->  01:25:22,226
Lando,

576
01:25:22,602  -->  01:25:23,602
Lando!

577
01:25:23,752  -->  01:25:25,377
Don’t believe a word Zaldy says.

578
01:25:25,862  -->  01:25:28,445
You don’t even know he’s also using Diana.

579
01:25:31,972  -->  01:25:34,180
Then why don’t you just open it so this can all be over?

580
01:25:38,050  -->  01:25:39,050
That’s right,

581
01:25:40,085  -->  01:25:41,085
open it.

582
01:25:43,640  -->  01:25:44,640
Well?

583
01:25:46,077  -->  01:25:47,285
Are you opening it or not?

584
01:25:47,442  -->  01:26:01,028
[people murmuring]

585
01:26:01,053  -->  01:26:02,646
Don’t you dare hurt Jonas.

586
01:26:05,612  -->  01:26:06,612
Search him.

587
01:26:12,120  -->  01:26:13,184
What are you doing?

588
01:26:13,240  -->  01:26:14,392
Enough!

589
01:26:14,639  -->  01:26:16,510
- Nothing? - Let go.

590
01:26:17,134  -->  01:26:19,142
See? There’s nothing!

591
01:26:19,230  -->  01:26:21,085
Okay. There’s nothing, huh?

592
01:26:22,217  -->  01:26:23,217
Let’s see.

593
01:26:24,098  -->  01:26:25,098
No.

594
01:26:25,832  -->  01:26:28,476
- No, don’t. - Zaldy, don’t.

595
01:26:28,894  -->  01:26:35,403
No, don’t.

596
01:26:37,767  -->  01:26:38,767
There’s nothing, huh?

597
01:26:39,337  -->  01:26:40,822
That’s what you thought, huh?

598
01:26:42,989  -->  01:26:44,739
Here, follow me.

599
01:26:49,142  -->  01:26:50,142
Get in, hurry!

600
01:26:50,917  -->  01:26:51,917
There.

601
01:26:52,420  -->  01:26:53,878
This is the curse of the sea.

602
01:26:56,762  -->  01:26:57,762
No!

603
01:26:59,425  -->  01:27:00,550
Don’t!

604
01:27:01,184  -->  01:27:08,748
No, don't!

605
01:27:08,789  -->  01:27:10,372
Zaldy, don’t.

606
01:27:10,844  -->  01:27:20,068
Don't! Don't!

607
01:27:20,515  -->  01:27:23,017
Zaldy, don’t.

608
01:27:23,517  -->  01:27:25,767
Since I caught her.

609
01:27:26,464  -->  01:27:31,551
She’s the one who gives us all these fish.

610
01:27:32,934  -->  01:27:36,892
If that’s true, then why didn’t we catch anything the other day?

611
01:27:41,361  -->  01:27:42,522
Jonas?

612
01:27:42,585  -->  01:27:52,710
Because she needs human flesh.

613
01:27:52,786  -->  01:27:56,574
[people gasping, murmuring]

614
01:27:56,684  -->  01:27:58,033
Stop it.

615
01:27:58,105  -->  01:28:00,733
Please, I’m begging you.

616
01:28:00,820  -->  01:28:03,553
Don't!

617
01:28:03,601  -->  01:28:05,390
Please, I’m begging you.

618
01:28:06,154  -->  01:28:09,446
That’s what your husband has been screwing every night?

619
01:28:11,955  -->  01:28:13,997
Or maybe you’re joining them too.

620
01:28:15,182  -->  01:28:18,370
- Huh? - No! No!

621
01:28:18,408  -->  01:28:20,240
Stop it, Zaldy.

622
01:28:24,711  -->  01:28:27,809
Jonas, is what they’re saying true?

623
01:28:28,480  -->  01:28:31,772
Is that why your catch has been twice as much as ours?

624
01:28:32,764  -->  01:28:33,764
Hmm?

625
01:28:35,038  -->  01:28:36,418
If that’s the case,

626
01:28:37,603  -->  01:28:38,811
then us too.

627
01:28:38,836  -->  01:28:40,717
So we can also experience having a big catch.

628
01:28:40,742  -->  01:28:46,525
- No, don’t! - No, don’t!

629
01:28:46,590  -->  01:29:05,393
[people clamoring]

630
01:30:47,829  -->  01:30:54,541
And from the moment the fairy was abused by the people,

631
01:30:54,566  -->  01:30:58,070
she never returned to the Barrio.

632
01:30:58,545  -->  01:31:03,253
Everyone remained hungry, the sea forever dry.

633
01:31:03,727  -->  01:31:09,600
There would be no fish to harvest, no future to see.

634
01:31:10,244  -->  01:31:15,744
Now, as I stand before waters that were once full of blessings,

635
01:31:15,990  -->  01:31:22,547
I finally understand that it wasn’t the mermaid who cursed us—

636
01:31:23,103  -->  01:31:29,601
it was us, people who had more fear than faith.

637
01:31:29,929  -->  01:31:35,339
My son didn’t die because of fate,

638
01:31:35,402  -->  01:31:39,235
but because of the fear of the people.

639
01:31:39,937  -->  01:31:44,021
And if there’s one thing I’ve learned,

640
01:31:44,347  -->  01:31:52,012
it’s that sometimes the real curse is not the creature we drive away,

641
01:31:52,483  -->  01:31:58,192
but our own hearts that refuse to recognize,

642
01:31:58,226  -->  01:32:02,892
the goodness that was being given to us.