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THE HANGED MAN

Wait. Pass.

You idiot!

Next time they hit you,

show some balls and don't come to me.

-Hi, Monica. -Hello.

-How are you? -Good.

They're leading by 4 points, get your act together.

-Hello. -Hi.

-How's your eye? -Alright, thanks.

-You want to be the goalie? -But she's a girl.

So what? She can't be worse than you.

Sandra!

You had me worried.

-But... -But nothing.

This is no place for a girl!

If I catch you playing that again, you'll be punished.

Amen.

-The body of Christ. -Amen.

Let's play cars.

May the force be with you.

I would've preferred a pen.

It's gold, just like my dad's.

Where to?

Abroad.

This is a manual transmission car, do you know how to drive it?

No.

Look, step on the 3rd pedal.

1st, 2nd,

-3rd... -Let me do it.

Jump, Sandra.

Are you alright?

Yes. What happens if you crash a car?

You get sent to jail.

Where's your bike?

Break the light, say you fell...

Leave it to me, everything will be fine.

Some crash, wasn't it?

Shut up!

Promise you'll never tell?

I'd sooner die.

MISSING

You be careful.

-How long will it take? -Are you in a hurry?

Not till summer.

-Where are you going? -Abroad.

I thought as much. What will you do there?

Study.

Hand over the cash.

You tightwad, you're rich and we're broke.

A bet is a bet.

We got our grades.

I know.

I'm always 2...

I'm not trying to be nice...

You've been racing.

It's crazy, David.

What's this for?

Just because.

How many?

6.

Not this time.

-Hi, Dolo. -Hello.

My backpack.

Where are you going?

To the library with Sandra.

You're not going anywhere. Take those off, I'm talking to you.

Did you forget something?

-Antonio, please. -I asked you a question.

What is it?

You were supposed to do the catering today

and, as usual, your mother's ended up doing it.

Talk it over at home.

Hello.

-Hello. -Hi, Sandra.

David can't go with you.

Right.

Something to drink?

No, thanks.

Alright, see you later.

-When do you get your grades? -Soon.

If you don't pass, you're heading straight to the army.

I'm warning you.

Done.

-Did you like it? -A lot.

Ask the librarian for another.

What are you doing?

Studying.

What?

Rafa, don't be a pain. Go get another book.

OUT_AW

Try "L".

-What are you doing here? -I'm not here.

OUTLAW

PARENT'S SIGNATURE

You're the best.

Excuse me, Margaret.

This is Olga, the new student.

-Hi, Olga, welcome. -Hello.

Kids, Olga just moved to town,

she's your new classmate.

Have a seat wherever you like.

I'll leave her with you.

Olga, we're in English class, but we're discussing

a recent historical event,

can you guess which?

The fall of the Berlin Wall.

Exactly.

-She's a smartass, I tell you. -You don't like smart girls.

That's not true, we're friends.

Hello.

What are you doing here?

Do you want to play? Come on,

let's see if we can beat your sister.

Mom has dinner waiting.

I said you were at the library.

That better be true.

If we lose, I have to pay what I owe her.

-You play for money? -Of course...

David.

And I owe her loads.

Rafa, man, I was counting on you.

I got distracted.

Now you just need to save up for the ticket.

-You mean, I can go? -I mean what I just said,

if you pay for it, you can go.

-And? -And, what?

What will you do?

This whole thing makes me nervous.

She's jealous.

Don't worry, I'll come up with something for the money.

Ask David to pay up.

What does David owe her?

What she won over him

at the pool hall, playing table football.

Why were you there?

Can't you behave like other girls?

-It's not that bad. -No?

She took her brother.

I did not, damn it.

Bigmouth.

I only went to the pool hall because you told me to.

-I'm not taking you to the library. -Why not?

-David wasn't in school. -No news there.

-I won't tell if you go play pool. -Look, Rafa,

you're a bigmouth, you can't help it.

I can't trust you.

I'm not a bigmouth, it just came out.

Maybe now you'll learn.

I told you to leave me alone.

Hello.

Hello.

-Do you live nearby? -No.

It's such a small town, you always run into people.

Did he touch your breasts? He touched mine.

-Mine, too. -What a pig.

Are you coming?

OK.

Nice calligraphy.

OK, well...

-I'll take these 3. -Alright.

And I'll need some ink, too.

I thought I was shopping.

-Fancy a coffee? -I'm meeting someone.

-Your boyfriend? -Just a friend.

If you need class notes or anything,

-just ask, alright? -I will.

-See you tomorrow? -Of course.

Well, see you then.

See you.

Stop! Stop!

Help! Get me out of here!

Let me out of here!

Get out.

Don't look at me.

Hey,

you need a key for the bathroom.

I've been waiting over half an hour.

Are you alright?

Come on.

I just killed a man.

-What? -Come on, we're waiting.

Game's over, guys.

-You chicken. -It's over, damn it.

You owe us a return match.

Where'd you get this?

I just told you.

What are you talking about?

I killed a man because he raped me.

Nothing like that ever happened to you in your fucking life.

Sandra! Where are you going?

To the police. Don't touch me!

-They'll put you in jail. -I know, I'm not an idiot.

You can't go to jail.

Please calm down, tell me what happened.

Don't tell a soul.

Are you sure he's dead?

You have to know for sure. Is he dead?

Yes.

We'll get rid of him.

What?

Hide him.

Now, go home.

Where are you going?

With you.

No.

Promise you'll never tell.

I promise, I'd sooner die.

See you tomorrow.

Sandra?

Sandra, it's 8:30.

We're late, you overslept.

-Let me sleep. -Sandra.

Leave me alone, damn it.

Sandra?

Sandra.

What are you doing in bed? Where's Rafa?

Did you skip school?

Sweetie? Are you alright?

No. You don't have a temperature.

I overslept.

Get dressed, we'll have lunch when your brother gets back.

Hi, is David home?

Yes he is, dear, but he can't talk right now.

I need to talk with him.

I'll tell him to call you, alright?

OK, but, is something the matter?

Look, Sandra, he can't talk now.

He'll call you. Goodbye.

SEX + VIOLENCE = PERVERSION

Sandra, what are you doing here?

Shouldn't you be in class?

ITALIAN GANG ROBS JEWELLERS BARCELONA

MAN BURGLES HIS OLD HOUSE

POLICE ARREST MAN FOR THE 14TH TIME

TUESDAY... WEDNESDAY...

THURSDAY.

Sandra.

Are you alright?

-Yes. -Come with me.

I like writing with it.

You do beautiful calligraphy.

Honestly, it's impressive.

Thanks.

While you slept,

I told you how well you'd done on the last assignment.

You like English, don't you?

A lot.

Hi, Sandra.

-Hi, is David home? -Yes, he is,

but he's grounded.

-How come? -He was out all night,

showed up at 7 and had crashed his bike.

He's been cutting classes,

forging absence notes and grades.

There must be some good in him,

but I have no idea what it is.

What are you doing here? Go to your room.

-I'll call you. -You're not calling anyone, go!

Please go, don't make him angrier.

Come on.

Your reaction isn't helping.

He's got you fooled with that puppy dog look of his.

You'll talk soon enough, but you can see how things are.

Alright.

DESIRE... DAVID

Yes?

Who's calling? Just a moment, please.

Sandra, it's for you.

Yes?

Hi, Olga. How are you?

Fancy a drink, or are you meeting your boyfriend?

-He's not my boyfriend. -Your friend then.

We're not meeting today.

OK, then let's go.

I was furious, I didn't want to leave,

but they'd only let me stay if I went to boarding school.

-I'd love to travel. -I like it, too,

but I'd like to have a base to come back to.

My family travels every year, we take everything with us.

Sometimes when you go back to a place

it's nothing like you remembered it.

I've never left here,

but things have away of changing overnight.

Everything can suddenly fall apart,

and you can't do nothing about it.

Sometimes change is good.

You just need to make an effort to adapt.

Take me, I just moved here,

instead of staying home, I call you up and pester you.

It's obvious, isn't it?

Like that jerk who won't stop looking at us.

You don't like boys, do you?

No, I don't.

Have you ever been with one?

Yes, but it didn't work out. Do you think that's weird?

-That you like girls? -Yes.

No.

Shit, this is a first.

-What is? -Your reaction,

you're so calm.

-It's your life, isn't it? -That's what I say.

-Have you ever been with a guy? -No.

Not even with your friend?

No, David's like a brother.

We've known each other since we were really little.

I only recently realised how much I could miss him.

Does he miss you?

Sandra?

-Did they let you out? -No, I just left.

-Where have you been? -I went out with Olga.

Did you tell her?

No.

What did you do with him?

I hid him.

David,

I've been thinking...

-I should go to the police. -You can't.

Why not?

He raped me, it was self-defence.

It's over, alright? No one's going to find that bastard.

What if I'm pregnant?

That's impossible.

If you are, we'll say it's mine.

I couldn't have that child, I'd have to get an abortion.

That day I couldn't find you,

I thought something had happened to you,

or that you wanted nothing to do with me.

Did you really miss me?

You can't imagine how much.

Where's your ring?

I lost it in a bet.

We were racing and I had no money.

I have to go, before my dad notices I'm gone.

Everything's changed so suddenly.

We're still together, aren't we?

Of course.

Well, that's all that matters.

It wouldn't be work for me... but, what do you call it?

An exchange? You help me and I help you.

How can I help you?

Some friends in Dublin publish reference books

in English for Spanish kids,

they want them to look like they're handwritten.

Like in those calligraphy notebooks, remember?

You'd do a great job.

Me?

I don't know...

I've never done it.

There's a first time for everything.

-Hi. -Hi.

This is from David.

OUTLAWS!

Alright, I'll fix it for you,

but you'll get it when you pay.

That'll take me over a month, I can't live without my bike.

Tony, give me a break.

Sorry, dude, you won't get it until you pay for it.

Your boss won't notice.

That's the deal, take it or leave it.

Come on, it'll look great.

It better.

Come out already!

-Don't shout. -You tell her, I need to pee.

Sandra, please let your brother in.

-What happened? -Another girl's gone missing.

I don't recognise her.

Come on, didn't you hear the bell?

MISSING

18 YEARS OLD, 5'7" TALL, DARK HAIR, DARK EYES

LAST SEEN GETTING INTO A VAN IN GERONA AROUND 8 PM...

Sandra, what's wrong?

Are you alright?

Yes.

What away to get out of class.

It's your loss, it was on nymphomania today.

Excuse me.

Did you see the posters?

Yes.

What are you doing this weekend?

Olga and I are going to the party on Saturday, will you be there?

I don't know when I'll be done with work.

I'm not pregnant.

Where are you going?

A party.

At this time of night?

I've been studying all day.

I can be as bad now as I could be in the afternoon.

Don't talk like that.

-What did I say? -You're a bit nervous.

No, dad, it's just that I have to go.

Who's going?

Olga.

-Is David going? -Is this an interrogation?

No one's interrogating you.

We're just talking, something we haven't done lately.

Can I go now?

Carlos.

Sandra.

We met at the library, remember?

Yes. Where's your girlfriend?

I don't have a girlfriend.

Right.

-Hello. -Hi.

Can I have a beer?

I love seeing her so happy.

She doesn't like girls.

I know, but she's my friend. I love her, I want her to be happy.

Do you love her?

That's none of your business.

OK.

I'm so glad you came.

-I missed you. -Who's that guy?

What guy? A friend.

-A friend? -Yes.

Are you jealous?

Let's dance. Come on, David.

Did you forget the posters?

David, you're not helping me.

Hi, Sandra.

Hi.

You've skipped class twice.

I'll have a talk with your parents.

I know this is a difficult age,

there are negative influences on your sexual development.

It's a delicate matter, but you must face up to it.

That's why it's important to talk, do you understand?

So, I'll see you in class next time.

-What's with the glasses? -They're mine.

Did someone give them to you?

I DI_ IT

I DID IT

What a pain in the ass.

He's obsessed with these surveys

that say most rape victims either become nymphomaniacs or lesbians.

I'd go for nymphomaniac.

-That's not funny. -Don't take him so seriously.

He's a priest, what does he know? You can't keep skipping classes.

To the steps you take...

Sounds good.

Sounds awesome.

CD's don't get scratched and they last forever.

Nothing lasts forever.

They say in a few years, they'll all self-erase.

What a load of crap.

They're more expensive than LP's. The covers are smaller.

Is that all you have to say?

You can keep your records, I'm switching to CD's.

I'll give it to someone else.

Was that for me?

Not anymore.

David?

-Thank you so much. -You've lost your chance.

-But, I love it. -No way, no.

Honestly, I love it.

Why did you leave the party? We had a great time.

I noticed.

I'm not going out with that guy.

-You don't have to explain anything. -And Olga is a friend.

So you don't like her?

No.

How about me?

Do you like me?

-What if someone comes? -They haven't been here in years.

My mother's afraid, so now it's mine.

What do you think?

-I didn't know you had a hideout. -I come here to listen to music.

Once,

just one time, you see,

and it wasn't my feet,

it was my hands that got tied up once.

Just once.

And, try as I might, I still feel the weight.

I would fall again,

you'd see once again.

Even when you lose me, I always

find myself with you. When you come, you go.

You go and you're gone and here I am hooked

on your every step.

I didn't want to run, just that one time,

my feet were in charge.

Where are you going all alone so late?

You remember no one,

you're shut off, alone on the street.

Where are you going?

Where are you going?

What's that?

A war wound.

You show-off.

Once I lost you,

once I followed you.

Once, twice, thrice.

Once,

I fell in love with the dark side,

of your worst side.

Went into such a spin that I went off course.

Where are you going?

All alone and so late

that you remember no one

when you're shut off, alone on the street.

Where are you going?

Where are you going?

All alone and so late

that I forgot the details,

because I'm shut off and alone on the street.

All alone on the street.

On the Street of Neglect,

where school girls get lost

on their fieldtrips.

Do you like him?

Don't let me catch you looking at other guys.

You want some?

Are you stupid or something?

Do you like her?

No.

-I don't mind. -I don't like her.

Well, she likes you.

-Are you two going out? -Dad.

We don't want to embarrass you.

-What do you mean? -Sandra, you're over 16.

Old enough.

For what?

To know what I'm doing.

I hope so.

It's good.

It's... I don't know,

it's different.

-It's inedible. -Sandra.

That's the truth, Mom.

We didn't know you liked cooking.

I do what I can.

What is it you really like?

Dad!

We're just talking.

I like riding my bike, listening to music.

Me too, that's all fine.

I work at my dad's restaurant to pay for my bike and expenses.

Let's see you take a cue.

-What cue? -We'll help you pay

for Dublin, but you have to help out.

I already am,

I help Margaret in exchange for tutoring.

You kept that to yourself.

You could've told me about it.

-David, it's not important. -Right.

-I didn't know about Dublin. -Sure, you did.

You did, but I didn't.

Anyway, things are different now.

-You can come with me. -If I fail, it's off to the army.

We'll be apart for a long time.

You'll pass, you'll see.

I don't know.

David, don't be so negative.

Repeat after me:

I'm going to pass.

Come on, say it.

I'm going to pass.

I'm going to get a real one.

Tattoos are forever, you can't erase them.

I know.

-Should we stop by the bar? -OK.

-Hello. -Hi.

What's up?

I'm going to the bathroom.

-Here, that's for you. -Thanks.

Stop messing around.

-Is that David's ring? -What? It's mine.

But, you won it off him in a race.

Let me play.

Stop it, man.

I said leave me alone, damn it!

I'll bust your ass.

What are you doing?

Calm down, kid.

Do you want some too?

You're 17 and have no ID.

-I had it stolen. -Did you report it?

I forgot.

You both witnessed an assault,

you'll almost definitely have to testify in court.

Do you hear me?

Yes.

Did you know them?

I'd seen one of the guys around before,

but not the other one.

He was drunk.

There was nothing we could do.

What was he doing?

I guess he was playing.

We'd just gotten here,

we hadn't planned on going there.

So you weren't together when it started?

Did you hear me?

Sandra.

Sorry, I'm not feeling well. May I use the bathroom?

Did you see the photos?

-That was the van. -What are you talking about?

-I'm sure of it. -Sandra.

Why are those photos there? Tell me.

He killed those girls, I know he did.

We have to go.

You didn't tell me your ID was stolen.

It's not important.

What about the knife?

-What? -What did you do with it?

Damn it, I can't believe this. I buried it.

And the ring?

What's this about?

I told you. I lost it in a race.

Don't you trust me?

Just forget it already,

do it for me.

These rings are a bit flashy.

Yeah, but he likes them.

Relax, the birthday boy didn't make his own cake.

Sorry, son, baking is just not your thing.

Dolo, please start cutting it, will you?

-What's this? -A bank account.

I put some money in it, so you can start saving.

You've been good lately.

Although, I know it's thanks to someone else.

You're so patient.

Thanks.

I hope it fits.

Well, let's see.

It's nice, but, sweetie,

this must have cost a fortune.

It's got your initials, just like the other one.

What are we doing here?

Where'd you get it?

What do you mean? What are we doing here, David?

Are you trying to drive me crazy?

-What's wrong? -Where the hell did you get this?

I don't understand, I bought it at the same shop your parents did.

Don't mock me.

What are you doing? Are you crazy?

I don't want to see you again.

Sandra!

Sandra!

Sandra!

Don't hide from me, damn it!

David, please let me go.

What's going on, David?

Why'd you break the ring?

I lost it pushing him in the well.

It went down with him. I lost it.

We'll never be rid of him.

-David. -No.

We'll always be together. We can handle anything.

-At 8:30, then? -No.

-At 9? -I'm not going out, David.

-Why? -I have to study and so do you.

You sound like my mother.

-Tomorrow... -It's been over a week,

you're avoiding me.

David, don't scream at me.

See you tomorrow.

Hi, David.

Hi, is Sandra home?

-No, she's not. -No?

She went out with Olga, they've been studying.

Right. Where were they going?

They didn't say. Is anything wrong?

No. Nothing.

See you later.

-Should I give her a message? -No, thanks.

And all this...

with a half dollar.

Hello.

Let's go.

-Don't you want a drink? -We're leaving.

Maybe she'd rather stay.

What?

David! Stop it!

Stop! Stop it!

He won't do anything. Stop!

Take me home.

Why did you do that?

You lied to me.

So what if I have?

David, I'm 16, I need breathing room.

You can't assume I'll sleep with any guy who speaks to me.

Right. But you lied to me.

You lied to me, too.

David.

David?

-Is Sandra there? -Yes, but we have another half hour.

Not sooner?

No. Why weren't you in class today?

I had things to do.

Handing in an assignment was one of them.

I'll drop by her house.

I'll tell her.

We didn't have a date today and we have to study.

Are you going to get on my case, too?

This isn't just any old day.

Happy birthday.

Thanks.

-Not here, David. -Why not?

Because.

David, no.

Wait, you'll see.

Hello?

Hi, dad.

-Are you alone? -Yes.

You're home early.

I just came by to pick up some blueprints, see you at dinner.

Yes.

You have to leave.

-What? -You have to leave.

Are you sure?

I'm sure.

Don't ever come here again.

There was no need for you to lie.

I know, Dad.

David, what the hell are you doing?

-Is this wrong too? -What do you mean?

Take that shit out of your mouth.

You're going to flunk out and all you do is fool around?

I won't spend a dime on your education,

I'll make a man out of you,

go spend the rest of your life in the army, or leave home,

you're old enough.

I don't want to go, my parents insisted.

-I thought you said he was gone? -What?

I'll wait if you want.

No, I'll call you later.

I won't be here later. I'm going away for a week.

-Where have you been? -We have to go.

-Where? -We'll talk on the way.

-I won't go unless you explain. -Explain what?

Your father won't let me near you and mine's giving me a hard time.

We have to go where nobody knows us.

-Get in the car. -I don't want to go anywhere.

No, you don't get it. They're rebuilding the factory.

What?

Any day now.

Get in the car.

Wait.

I can't just leave, I have to stop by my house.

-Get my things. -They're in the car.

-What? -I got your things.

-You went to my house? -Rafa helped me.

-Are you crazy? -I told him we'd be gone a few days.

Sandra?

Please get in.

Sandra?

Wait, I'll be right back.

You've worked hard this year.

You've finished with good grades.

You deserve this trip. When you come back,

I'm sure things will be a lot clearer.

He's left.

SPORTS FACILITIES PLAN

CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW SPORTS CENTRE

-Excuse me. -Just in time.

I got caught up talking with Margaret.

Weren't you going away?

Sweetie. Great grades.

-Yes. -Congratulations.

-Congratulations. -Thanks.

Let's go to the beach before you leave for Dublin.

-What about me? -You?

You're off to camp, you know that perfectly well.

We'll turn it off after the news.

I'm the only kid who doesn't watch it.

Isn't that great?

We bring you breaking news

of Mar�a Gibert's disappearance.

Mar�a, age 18 and a native of Gerona, was last seen

getting into a white van parked near a discotheque,

her whereabouts are unknown. This follows the disappearance

months back of another girl, Rosa Hern�ndez, age 16,

under similar circumstances, in Tossade Mar.

Police say a white van

was found at an abandoned factory near Gerona...

Open the door.

Who is it?

-Good evening. -Good evening.

Good evening.

Sorry to drop in.

Don't worry about it.

I know it's late but I'd like to have a word with you.

I want to apologise.

You're like family to me, I wanted you to know.

Thanks.

What I did was wrong.

Sandra told me to leave, but I insisted.

It wasn't her fault.

You'll have time to be together.

I know, but it's hard for me to be away from her.

I can't help it.

You're going to have to try.

Have you had dinner yet?

I ate, thanks.

Sit down, we've just started.

Here, Rafa.

-How were your grades? -I haven't seen them yet.

-How come? -I couldn't go pick them up.

I doubt they're good.

What will you do?

I'm not a good student.

I'll have to find a job, I can't go on like this.

My dad wants me to join the army, but I'm going to start working.

I've been offered a job at a garage.

I'm 18, I don't need permission from anyone.

And I love your daughter.

I'll get some water.

Excuse me.

-Why are you here? -Your things are in my car.

I'm not going anywhere.

What will you do when they find the body?

Talk to the police.

The guy who raped me had done it before.

They'll ask why you didn't report it.

They'll arrest us both.

I can't stand this anymore.

We're accomplices, we need each other.

No.

You swore you wouldn't say anything.

"I'd sooner die", you said.

Everything alright?

Yes, Mum.

David's leaving.

My family's waiting, thanks for everything.

No, thank you for the flowers.

I'll wait for you.

What's wrong, honey? Sandra, it's alright.

That's it, this has to stop, you're leaving as soon as possible.

I can't believe this.

You look beautiful.

-What's that? -My motorbike, you know?

When did you get here?

Yesterday.

It took me a while to find you.

Were you hiding?

No.

You left without saying goodbye.

You threatened me with a knife.

How long are you staying?

A day or 2.

I just came to see you.

Come on, I'll introduce you.

-No one here speaks Spanish. -Don't worry. Are you happy?

Very.

Hi.

My Spanish isn't good, but I manage.

Work.

-What are you doing now? -Having dinner with you, aren't I?

It's 3 in the afternoon.

-Plus, I have to work. -I'll keep you company.

Why would you do that? That's just a drag.

Hang out here for now and we'll have dinner later.

This place is nice, we could meet up here.

Let's meet at 9:00.

Any news about the factory?

I'm not sure they've started yet.

I try not to think about it.

Me too. That's good.

It's hard though.

The lettering's nice,

but I wouldn't want to be branded forever.

I'll be there, alright?

Do you have a telephone?

I'm looking for this.

It's not hard! I need to find this here.

Let me explain, I'm not looking for trouble,

I want to find a number in this phonebook, damn it.

Excuse me.

The bus was late, I thought I'd never get here.

Hello.

-So, you're leaving then? -Yes.

I'm psyched for it. Can you imagine me in the army?

-I'm sorry. -It'll be good for me.

That way I don't need to think.

Olga has a girlfriend.

-Really? -I saw her on the beach

with a girl I'd never met.

How do you know they're going out?

It was obvious.

You're quite a detective. She didn't say anything.

Are you in touch with her?

Where will you be stationed?

In L�rida, that's what's great about volunteering.

That's good.

I'll write to you.

You don't like writing.

I'll like writing to you.

Remember when I crashed my bicycle?

When you left I crashed my motorcycle.

I didn't want to live without you.

But, I failed and now I'm trying again.

I'm not the only woman on Earth.

For me, you are.

You always will be.

Your future cannot depend on whether or not we're together.

What future are you talking about? You know I'm not very bright.

I know what my life is like without you.

And I don't like it.

I need to use the bathroom.

David?

Why did you get this?

I didn't know how to love you.

I'll go crazy if you don't come back to me.

Don't say that.

Don't you understand, we have to be together.

No, David, you're the one who doesn't understand.

It's over.

Then, what are you doing here?

Tell me.

See? You feel it, too.

If you ask me to, I'll stay.

I'll forget the army and everything.

You'd be a deserter.

Great. You like those words.

Outlaw, fugitive...

This isn't a game, it's serious, you could go to jail for that.

Come on, ask me to stay.

I don't care what happens as long as we're together.

Don't you want me to stay?

David, I can't ask you to do that.

Ask me, please.

You want to get rid of me.

I'll write you.

Everybody up!

Left, left, left, right, left!

Left. Hit the ground!

Everybody up!

Attention!

Get up.

Do want to go back in the jail, dickhead?

Arms inspection in 20 minutes! Dismissed!

They tore it down and found 3 bodies in a well.

Fuck.

-Where was that? -David Arjona.

-Recruit, David Arjona. -He's not here, sir.

What do you mean?

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I know it's impossible but I wish I were with you.

Holding you again even if it's for the last time.

While I write, I imagine what you're doing.

Who's looking at you, now that I can't.

Who's taken my place and whether you even remember me.

They've found the bodies at the factory.

A man and 2 girls.

I wasn't expecting them to find the girls,

but I knew the man was just a matter of time.

It's all coming back to me over and over again.

He wasn't dead when I got there, I killed him.

I went crazy.

I always thought I'd be the first, because I saw you first.

I thought that since you were little.

I see it in my mind every night.

Always the same, non-stop.

As if it had just happened.

Do you believe in curses?

I don't.

Now I know I've lived a borrowed life.

I thought if I behaved, things would sort themselves out.

Until you gave me the ring.

When I saw it, I went crazy again. That anxiety wouldn't let me grow.

Day after day.

Hoping no one would look in that well.

Until now.

I miss you more than ever, I can't face this without you.

I never had the guts to tell you about it.

I hope you'll understand,

and that you'll forgive me.