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They split up here.
Looks like three went down there.
Two that way.
Los huecos.
Yeah. Come on.
You don't have the balls, huh?
We've had him hanging there for a long time.
Yeah yeah, let him suffer.
I'll bet you it takes me two hacks to get through the rope.
Yeah right, two.
Four, at minimum.
No, if I do it in two
you're paying tonight.
Alright.
Ooh!
Last one.
Antonio: Roberto! Daryl: Hey!
Hey!
Roberto!
Roberto! Hey!
Antonio: Roberto! Argh!
Roberto! Roberto!
He's breathing.
I'm here.
Are you dead?
My son.
I'm here.
You're here.
I'm sorry, dad.
Shh, easy now.
Everything's okay.
I had to see her. I had to see her.
She was with them, Dad.
I find her,
w-we drive away.
But then we hear them come after us.
El Alcazar.
Aah! No!
No! No!
And they took her again.
Again?
She never volunteered.
Fede lied all along.
And cheated. Antonio: Cheated?
What are you saying?
The ravens. She was never chosen.
How could he do that?
She -- She says she will tell everyone
if he doesn't stop la Ofrenda.
Don't worry.
Don't worry.
That's it.
Try to rest.
We must get him back.
Doña Marga will make him healthy again.
I don't know if it's safe enough for him to go back,
knowing what we know.
They have new medicine from El Alcazar.
It can help him.
Dad.
Sí.
My son, I'm right here.
She was with me
and now I've lost her.
Come on.
Look, maybe it's safer we don't know.
If we don't know?
We'll say he got jumped on the road or something,
and that'll throw Fede off, and he can get better.
I mean, that's what matters, right?
It could work.
All we need is a good liar,
and we got one of those.
What are we going to do about Justina?
I don't think there's anything we can do about that.
Not now. Can't just do nothing.
It's like we're taking advantage of --
We're not taking advantage. Especially these two.
After everything that they've done for us.
For me.
I'll just go after him myself.
You can't go.
Stop telling me what I can and can't do.
We should be leaving.
Where's that convoy go next?
Barcelona, probably.
They go through there before heading south.
Barcelona. How far is Barcelona?
A few days by road.
You got a map?
Yeah, in the glove box.
I'm coming with you.
You're not 100%.
I'm faster on my own.
Daryl. They need you.
Both of them.
I'll be back in a few days.
All right?
Hot dogs.
The que imada soothes the sick soul.
Antonio: The potion is called queimada.
A special brandy remedy the meigasknow how to brew.
Carol: Meigas? Folk healers.
Ancient learning passed down from mothers to daughters.
Hmm. Like...
Like, witches?
No.
Well, yes.
Owls, toads, and witches.
Demons, goblins, and devils.
Spirits of the misty vales.
Crows, salamanders, and witches.
Charms of the folk healer.
Stay away from our son, Roberto.
If it doesn't fix him, at least it will make him drunk.
Fede: My mother will do all she can for Roberto.
She has calendula, epazote, berberis...
I don't know the word in English.
All herbs brought to us by El Alcazar.
It's hard here now, in the village.
Los Primitivos were a surprise.
We paid a dear price.
But we get through it.
We get through it with the munitions and supplies
that El Alcazar gives us.
Yes, we pay the price.
Sit down.
You know, my cousin Raul's family used to live
up in this part of the town.
Two houses over.
We called you "To net i" then. Remember?
We called him "Toneti" all the time.
Remember?
I remember.
Raul, he'd show up for dessert almost every night.
Like it was only a coincidence.
Oh, you are having dessert...?!
Maria was the best baker in Solaz.
Maria?
Roberto's mother.
Toneti was a lucky man.
But he knows that. He knows that.
So tell me, what happened out there?
When you found Roberto, how did he end up like this?
We couldn't say exactly.
Seems he was caught by Bandoleros.
Snuck up on him, left him for dead.
By the time we got to him, he was barely conscious.
What about the car?
Gone.
They must have taken it.
You think it was Los Primitivos?
Yes. We think.
I don't think so.
They would have killed him.
No sign of El Alcazar?
No.
Well, that's for the best, I suppose.
For everyone.
Fede.
I know my boy has behaved very poorly.
But he'll behave, right?
I'll talk to him about it when he's well.
We will make it better after this.
Yes, that would be fine.
What of your friend?
Oh, he went to check on the boat.
Mm. Okay.
Ah. If he's going to come into the village at night,
we should know so he can enter safely, okay?
That's very kind of you,
but I think he's going to spend the night there.
On the beach?
Yeah.
He's very...outdoorsy.
Yeah, he looks it.
Bueno.
Good.
Once Roberto is healed, we'll discuss what steps need to be taken.
So we can put this all behind us and move forward.
El Alcazar did this to Roberto, didn't they?
Paz. It's all right. We can trust Paz.
What about the convoy and Daryl?
Daryl went after them, to get Justina.
Water...
Water please...
Agua.
Agua.
Agua.Here.
Agua, por favor. Agua. Agua, por favor.
Agua, agua, agua.
Here you go.
Hey, hey.
Hey!
Bone crusher.
He waits for me.
You're next.
Agua. Agua.
Agua. Agua...
Gimme.
Man: Chofo.
Come look!
I want the bike.
And food for Lola.
Shit.
Come on!
Come on!
You gotta go now.
Go!
Back up.
Back up!
No. No, no, no, no.
Buenas noches, señor.
Mateo. Mateo.
Water.
Water.
Vamos.
Come on.
Come on.
Is that water? Can I have some? No.
Water please.
Water please.
Ahh.
More.
More!
Come on.
No more!
Mas!
Amaia, he is our guest.
We found him alone in the desert.
How do you know what he is?
He has a rifle.
Maybe he can help us.
By drinking all of our water?
More water, please.
This aguais what we have for all of us.
It's a cistern that holds water.
Agua.
Sí. Sí, sí.
Sí. Para agua. Agua.
Antes hace muchos años, aqui lluvia.
Lluvia. Rain. Rainwater.
Sí. Sí. Agua.
It's all dried up.
Is that from the sun?
Dries...
Does the sun...
Dry -- It dries it up?
No, no. Bandidos.
Bandidostook your water?
Amaia: Buitres.
Bad man come.
They take our water.
Uh... A su tren.
They're on a train?
Did the bad men do this to your town?
No, no, esto fue...
Um...
Old, old war.
España contra España.
Civil war.
Sí, Generalísimo Franco.
Franco.
He do this to kill la Resistencia.
The Resistance.
Why do you all live here?
Why not somewhere else?
They have no other place.
No one will have them.
Nosotros... We...
leprosos.
Lepers. Lepers.
Limbos,people say.
Entre los vivos y los muertos.
No is, um, living, not dead.
How come you're not a leproso?
Um, I can...
Touch.
A bit.
A little bit is okay.
It's safe for you.
But not much.
You understand?
Yeah, I get it.
Look, I need to get to Barcelona.
Those men on the train, they -- they took my bike.
My motorcycle.
The Buzzards stole his motorcycle.
Tell him
he can take the truck if he helps us.
How do we know we can trust him?
Do we have a choice?
Tell him.
You can take this.
For you.
And why would you do that?
Bring our water from el tren.
You want me to bring your water back?
if he doesn't help us
we will die.
Four, five days.
No water, no life.
Nada.
Now we sleep. Tomorrow you tell us.
Okay, I'll do it. I'll go get your water.
He is going to help us.
Look, this is all I got. Four. Cuatro.
Okay? Mucho bandidos. Okay? Mucho.
We have to fight them. Fight. You understand me?
F-Fight.Fight.
Fight. Fight.
Fight. Fight.
Luchar. Luchar.
I'm gonna need...
Here, thank you.
A lot of rope. See this? Mucho.
We need ropes.
Corda, sí.
Carlos, the bell tower. Get the rope.
Come on! Quickly, quickly! Go!
You got it? Here.
The rope.
Oh, that's good. That's real good.
Bueno.
He asked what you think?
This town, these people.
The French have a word for it.
Depaysant.
That's a good thing. You tell him it's a good thing.
He says we are good people.
Friend, water?
Sí.
Gracias.
God be with you.
Mateo thinks you bring us water.
What, and you don't?
I think you leave us to die.
He's been gone a long time.
Maybe you were right.
There!
Buzzards.
Come on.
Shh.
Go behind.
He's not here, lets go.
Four demons.
Four bullets.
Now!
One.
Where is he?
Two.
Three.
Puño.
Four.
Argh! Argh...
Argh!
Ah.
Ah.
You are beautiful today.
So pretty. Gorgeous.
My Lola.
She's a fucking snake.
You are a fucking snake, shut up, please.
Hungry, Lola, Lola, Lola!
She must be hungry, just look at that little face.
Oh.
What a disgusting thing.
Don't worry, food is on the way.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no! Aah!
Hey! Hey!
What the fuck is happening?
Shh, shh, shh, shh.
Shit.
Boys!
Boys!
Chicos.
Aah!
Aah!
Aah!
Thank you.
Barcelona? Yeah.
Thank you.
Señor.
Gracias.
Rosa?
Sí.
Daryl.
Da-Daryl?
Hello, Gustavo!
Valentina, long time no see.
My annual visit.
We are going up to see Roberto.
Open the door!
Robert...
My friend.
What did these animals do to you?
Will he be all right, Do ñ a Marga?
Roberto's soul is stuck between hope and despair.
Between wanting to live and feeling ready to give up.
It is like being in the state of limbo.
We will pull him back.
We need more or ujo.
There are bottles down in the hor reo.
I need to get more orujo for the queimada.
I can help you? Yeah, thanks.
Valentina: I come into Solaz so rarely.
Too many eyes here. Too many jueces-- judges.
It's good of you to come make the trip.
And you? What are your plans now?
Daryl and I still plan to set sail as soon as we can.
I realize I have it wrong about you and him.
I was looking for something in the wrong place maybe.
You prefer the local wine.
When in Galicia.
Don't take this the wrong way.
But has anyone ever told you you are a horny old lady?
Usually they don't call me a lady.
Hmm!
Can we get a ride to the orchard?
Of course.
So, Valentina,
has she been bending your ear?
She bent it a little, I guess.
She's...
How do you say?
Nosy.
Sí. Yeah.
Un poquito. Tell me about it.
She was asking what my plans are.
And you said?
I said, when Daryl comes back,
we're setting sail for America, I guess.
What about you? What are your plans?
This is home for me.
Starting over somewhere else,
I tried it once,
but it didn't end so well.
Barcelona, you mean?
Mm-hmm. Mm.
Well, it's not Barcelona.
Ohio, I mean. It's...
But it's not a bad place either.
It's... I mean, it's a...
It's a place where a person, someone like you could...
learn to like, maybe.
What I'm saying is that you could come with us,
on the boat.
We have to get back.
They are waiting for us.
The boy had this?
Seems so.
How did Roberto end up with Justina's necklace?
She left it for him.
But she was wearing it when she left.
You're mistaken, mama.
Bueno.
I will go start to prepare dinner.
Yes, you better.
And stop eating chocolate, dammit, or you won't eat later.
Sergio.
Go to the beach.
See if that American has been at the boat.
Yes, Fede. Right away.
Thank you, Lord.
For looking after my boy and nursing him back to health.
And please help Daryl find Justina,
and bring her back home.
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