All language subtitles for Locked.Up.S02E11

I hear strange,
metallic noises.

Like a skater's blade
against the icy surface.

Or the clash of steel.

And then suddenly, the sun rises.

I wake up feeling
very cold, shivering;

I look around, and...

I'm in the middle
of the courtyard, alone,

too scared to get up.

And so... I scream.

But there's no sound, just silence.

We're here for you.

Whoever it was,
just say the word, Maca.

Stay strong, Maca
Keep your head up.

Lord, we ask that you watch over
the souls of Leopoldo and Encarna

so that they might
witness your glory.

Sometimes in life we are tried
by the most testing of circumstances.

But the Lord asks for faith,
for only he may judge us.

May he treat his child Macarena
with compassion

and help her overcome
these tragic accidents.

They weren't...

They weren't accidents,

they were murders.

God has nothing to judge,
I already did it myself.

Macarena, honestly, anything you need.

My condolences,
I'm very sorry.

I'm so, so sorry my dear.

You've got to be brave.
Stay strong, champ.

I'm sorry, my dear.
Listen to what I tell you:

forget the judge's murder charge.

You did what you had to.
Your parents' killer had to die.

Be strong, my love.

Don't be sad, Blondie.

The important thing is,

on the chessboard of life,
we've checkmated Karim.

Well, you did.

He was the last one.

Thank you.

It's a good day.

Save your condolences
for you boyfriend's mother.

She doesn't need a bodyguard,
haven't you noticed?

Maca, you're not alone in this.

OK?

Right, let's move.

Girls, a moment, before you leave.

Tomorrow a sexologist is giving
a talk on sexuality and self-esteem.

It'll take place in here...

Life goes on.

I want the opposite,

for it to go backwards.

I'm trapped in the moment I took
that shot and changed my fate forever.

At 30 years old I've just realised,

like a child waking from its slumber,

that life means business.

LOCKED UP

I can't do it, it won't go in.

- I can't do it.
- Here, let me see.

Use a steady hand.

You have to slide this
little thing over the pole.

- See?
- Ah, that's it.

There you go, good job.

Why are you speaking to her
like she's retarded?

What are you on about?

Little washer.

Little pole for little Susie.

Like a monk, no?

Sister Elena giving catechesis,
right little Susie?

Why did you marry a woman

that everyone believes to be
mentally handicapped?

If she were mentally handicapped,

she'd be committed
not in prison, wouldn't she?

She has an IQ of 50.

Is your wife smart, Inspector?

Smarter than you?

Can't one fall in love
with somebody that isn't intelligent?

What I think is,
you married her

because she's easily manipulated

and she'd be eternally
faithful and loyal.

Why would you want a wife

so loyal, and with
so little going on upstairs?

Little Susie, do you want to confess?

Have you sinned?

No.

Honestly I haven't.

Then sin more.

Apparently, in the end
God pardons everyone.

Amaia Jiménez, 16 years old.

- Do you know her?
- No.

What the fuck's this?

It's a kirbygrip
I found on the ground.

I use it to keep my papers in order.

It's Amaia's hairclip,
with her DNA on it.

Where did you find it?

The countryside,
I don't remember where.

What's your job?

I own a rural veterinary clinic.

But you're not a vet.

I inherited the business
when my brother died.

You don't need a degree
to help farm animals give birth.

Has a customer complained?

Come in.

Why did you send for me?

Macarena, as the head
psychiatrist for this facility,

it's my job to share with you
the concerns I have for your health.

In the last few days
you lost your parents

in a tragic, violent fashion,

and you killed
the culprit in cold blood.

I'm not sure how you plan
to deal with this without any support.

Basically...

I'm scared you might fall
into a pit of depression,

that you feel responsible
for their death,

and I think it would be very
beneficial if you started therapy.

There are lines I won't cross, Doctor.

Never.

Even if I wake up one day,

and all I can think of
is committing suicide,

I will never put myself
in your hands.

Hey! Work in silence
or in your cells.

All right, arsehole.

You're funny, Helenita.

Why's that?

You're not like
most of the scum in here.

You solve problems,
you have ovaries,

and you're good with special people.

That's it.

All right.

Now when you open it,
it should play a tune.

Here.

What's wrong? Are you OK?

This song reminds me of my daughter.

You have a daughter?

I played this song
when she was in my tummy.

Years ago now.

17.

A beautiful baby.

Are you hungry? You have to eat,
otherwise you'll get ill.

Will she visit you?

She can't.

She can't go anywhere.

Eat a bit more for me.
Ah... there we go.

She's in a box.

Like this doll.

Why have you dug a 600 metre
tunnel beneath your land?

What is it, an air-raid
shelter for pigs?

Or maybe you wanted
to come and go in secret?

It's not a tunnel,
it's going to be a storehouse.

This is a storehouse?

Inspector, something important
has just come from head office.

They've located
Amaia Jiménez' phone signal.

It seems she's switched her phone on.

What the fuck is it doing in Hungary?

May I?

No, thanks.

I don't mind.

It's brilliant being your servant.

- I much prefer it.
- I didn't buy you to be my servant.

Maca.

I couldn't share my condolences
before. I'm sorry for your loss.

I know your pain.

2 weeks after I got here, my dad died.

I can't even imagine the pain
of losing them both at the same time.

It's very sad.

And it worries me...

How are you getting the cash
you owe me for Bambi?

Rub in a little cream
while you think about it.

I can't reach.

Now that we've agreed to peace,

and I've shown you
respect via a gift,

you've walked all over me
by buying Bambi.

Whilst you're here,
why not do the front.

You broke the pact.

Do me a favour:

avoid further misfortune.

Stop, that's plenty.

They'll wear away.

Anabel.

Can you please give me some weed?

And make a note
on that little list of yours.

In your book.

It's important that we talk openly.

We're going to see how something
as personal as an orgasm

is different for everyone.

Antonia, tell us what you feel
when you orgasm.

Listen lady, I've no problem
with being completely open

and using words like cock, dick,

shaft, fanny, you get me?

But I can't tell you openly

about the intimate nature
of my orgasms in front of him.

I could really do
without that image, chef.

Truth be told, you lot already
disgust me enough.

Until Valbuena leaves,
we're saying nothing.

Very well.

All right.

To be honest,
you're doing me a favour.

The thing is, he's missing a testicle
because he had an accident.

Yeah, a tray fell on it,
over and over again.

Now we're alone!

The number you dialled
has not been recognised.

For me it's easy.

As soon as I start
rubbing down here...

that's it.
Like a gushing hose.

I always faked my first few orgasms.

You're supposed to shout,
so I shouted!

Oh my god, baby!
Give me more!

And you're supposed
to say kinky stuff too.

Rattle my arse!
Cover me in milk, baker!

- Give me all of it, baby!
- That's a bit much.

- As if you haven't said that!
- Maybe differently.

When I'm having an orgasm,

I really, really need to...

to take a piss.

That's called
pissing yourself with joy.

The first time I felt it
I was 14, I was very young.

I got the shakes...

But my cousin told me:
"Don't be stupid.

"All this stuff about sex,
about fucking, it's simple.

"Close your eyes,
open your mouth and your legs.

And hold tight."

And 9 months later, there was
my Joaquín leaving my body,

all covered in muck and fat...

and now here we are.

Mine lasted a while.
Just the usual.

Sure they were.

Even though you've
hardly been in the saddle.

Hey, I was a hooker.

- Yeah, like a foal.
- I preferred oral.

I've had a boyfriend, Anabel.

- What do you mean?
- No.

No what?

For me an orgasm
is like a sneeze:

you see it coming,
it's coming, you see it coming...

- And then, bliss.
- That's an allergic orgasm!

Lactose intolerant!

Disgusting.

- And yourself?
- Me?

- I've never had one.
- Why not?

My husband preferred
beating to caressing.

He'd turn up drunk and throw
himself on me like a dog.

He'd always fall asleep
before the end.

I was really thankful for that.

The only one I've ever had in my life
was when I heard him begin to snore,

and I could get him off me.

What the fuck is Amaia's phone doing
2,300km from the fucking house?

I don't know. I'd be inclined
to phone her and ask her.

And if you sold her to a pickup joint

and now she's being
people-trafficked through Hungary?

- I didn't sell her.
- Care to elaborate?

Maybe the girl ran away from home.

Or someone stole her mobile.

Could be anything.

Don't you think it's possible that
you're wrong about us, Inspector?

Look...

when you've killed some guy

and your parents died because of you,

that's when you end up
peering into the abyss.

Anabel's tits too.

What about me?

You need to be you.

And look after me.

You promised.

Blondie.

What's up?

Are we having a party?
And no one told me?

How very rude.

How are you?

Are you up for the gym?
I fancy some exercise.

Some other time.

- I'm going to get some air.
- Take this, Smokey.

See you later, love.

- Did you get her weed?
- No.

Well, the next time she wants
to take depressants, steal them,

or tell me.

And be careful
with her too, don't touch.

Look after her,
but don't touch her.

Like a bodyguard.

We clear?

How's my poor Blondie?

Your eyes are red.

From crying.

And from smoking.

And lack of sleep.

I'm having nightmares.

Well, actually just the one.

I hear noises.

Really strange noises.

Metallic.

Like...

blades gliding on ice.

Caught you.

What are you doing?

Nothing.

Zolpidem.

It's a sedative
they prescribe to Susana.

Sometimes she gets
a little bit anxious.

Don't tell her, OK?

If you mix these with alcohol,

it's hallucinogenic.

You start tripping.

Let's take a trip
and forget this shit.

Do you want some?

I don't do drugs.

I don't like vulnerability.

But fuck it.

Today I'm celebrating.

Ah, shit.

Zolpidem.

Careful, it burns.

What are you celebrating?

The start of a new era.

One where I'm starting again.

And I want you...

to come with me.

I'm not having sex.

I've got a posh prude to work with.

But you...

you're different,
you've got it figured out.

I've noticed
you get on well with Susie.

Did she say what she did?

- No.
- No?

She kidnapped the child
of some rich bastards,

seemingly not able
to understand a thing.

And it turns out she's got
the entire police force stumped.

I don't care.

This isn't just gossip,

it's an opportunity.

She trusts you.

And I need to know...

where Susie's hiding her hostage.

What for?

I have plans.

They cost a lot.

But the rich bastards she took
the little mouse from have money.

If they exchange it

for information pertaining
to the girl's whereabouts,

you'll be able to get your pills,

and I'll get an extended
vacation from here.

What do you say?

Wow,

I'm not sure.

I'll think about it.

That was poor form...

knocking me back.

Let's do it then.

No.

I'm not in the mood.

They say that sex between friends
just fucks everything up.

Oh, what a rush!

That yellow suits you, Maca Simpson.

How are you?

I haven't smoked weed...
since school, I think.

I can see that.

I'd love to have known you at school.

I could see you wearing
plastic-framed glasses,

innocent-faced...

"Yes sir." "No sir."

You'd have tried to slap me about.

Definitely. I would've
definitely bullied you.

Checked uniform,
plastic glasses and pigtails

This girl doesn't seem like a stoner

But if you give her a joint
and let her hair down

you'll see how cool she really is

Thank you, people!

For Macarena!

- Curly?
- What?

I appreciate it, but...

stuff is weird, and...

- OK.
- I want to be by myself.

OK.

I'll leave you be for now.

But don't scare me.

- Have you already moved to our cell?
- OK.

Then I'll just make you laugh later.

Blondie...

I get wet every time I think of you

I'm joking.

I've spent the whole week replaying
what you told me at dinner,

regarding my marriage.

If I gave you my opinion, it's...

because I want you to move past it.

Surely you and Marco
did things together though?

- No.
- Birthdays?

- No.
- Your anniversary?

- Baptisms, communion?
- No, no.

And so I never took myself to bed.

What am I saying!
No, no more beer.

Go on, one more. And if you
could get rid of these? Thanks.

Come on, why stop now?

You've not mentioned Marcos
since he left you.

So now's the time
to get it all out.

Married 9 years,

but the sex lasted for...

5,

6 months.

The last time we made love
was one Christmas in Gerona,

at his parents' house. They were
still alive, so that must have been...

- 3 years ago.
- 3 years, yes.

How was it?

What are you asking? If it was good,
what positions we used?

- Both!
- No!

It's not like I was a sex-machine
either, maybe it's that.

Nonsense.

Miranda, you ooze sexuality,
so don't let yourself think that.

At dinner I said...

I think that Marcos is...

- What?
- He's gay.

- What? Are you joking?
- I'm not joking!

I'm serious, think
about it for a second.

And the way he left.

To just go, without saying anything,
not showing his face,

dropping everything,
taking nothing with him.

There must be a reason
he acted that way.

Like the straw that broke the camel's
back after years of confusion.

A husband that...

hides his true sexual identity

ends up feeling like a fraud

to the person he knows he once loved.

Eventually, he needs...

to disappear, and not
be found. Do you see?

He chucked his phone, it's like
he wanted to delete everything

that reminded him of those years.

Or there was someone else, a lover.

- Or there is.
- A man?

A woman.

Look, if that was the case,

he'd have at least have tried
to make you feel like a woman.

At some point he would have.

Also, you mentioned that
the passion quickly petered out.

I don't know.

This is difficult to talk about.

Can I give you some advice?

I think you're on the right track.

You need to feel like a woman again.

Take joy in your sexuality.

Ferreiro.

Ferreiro.

I saw you leaving Sandoval's office.

What's up with your eyes?
Are you on drugs?

Tell me.

What happened?

You went into Sandoval's office,
you left, and you started crying.

Let go of me.

My parents are dead,
and that's what you ask me?

That's all you have to say to me?

My consultations
with Sandoval are private,

just between doctor and patient.

A private matter?

Was it private when I found him
patting you with his ruler?

Or when I helped your family
cut up a corpse?

Fucking hell, Macarena.

If you don't think
I care, you're wrong.

It's pretty obvious
that I care, a lot.

All I care about
is getting out of here.

OK.

Listen.

I'm going to get you out of here.
I promise I'll get you out.

In fact, this afternoon
you're going to be out.

Have a seat.

4-3.

Fernando.

It's been ages!

I think you've brought
fear to the prison.

Or maybe a jerrycan?

I'm not family,
this is the earliest they'd allow.

Family in our hearts.

We've got a true,
heart-to-heart friendship.

I've been thinking about you a lot.

- Me too.
- Hands!

No physical contact.

I found some information
in the papers.

I was curious,
I wanted to know more.

Are you spying on me?

Are you one of those morbid types
that combs the paper for obituaries,

reading about the criminals?

Just your case.
And something I read.

Your statement.

"After two or three beatings a day,

"being spat at and constantly raped,

"infidelities, drunken
incidents and beatings,

"the longest sentence
that the court wants to impose..."

"...will come as a blessing to me."

He deserved it.

Thank you.

Hands, please.

How would you feel about
a conjugal visit, just us?

Just like that?
No wooing or charm?

- Going straight for the jugular!
- It's just to talk.

- I'm not looking for sex.
- No, me neither.

And who said sex is classified
in the legal justice system?

So the stuff about sex...
Let's just leave it there.

This is a warrant for the release
of inmate Macarena Ferreiro

for the reconstruction of events
surrounding Karim's death.

I would avoid that at all costs.

Her being there could cause her
to slip further into depression.

Sorry, but this is standard protocol.

Macarena is implicated

and her testimony is vital to getting
the facts. It's court-ordered.

Fabio, go with her.

She'll need a friendly face.

Macarena.

Macarena.

Macarena, listen to me.

Despite the police report
from the helicopter,

I think Karim pointed his gun at you
after shooting your father.

Is that correct?

Macarena,

Castillo is saying he saw Karim point
the gun at you before you shot him.

Is that true?

- Macarena!
- No!

What the fuck are you saying? I killed
him because he killed my father.

Is that not self defence?
He didn't aim at me.

He pointed and shot my father.

So I emptied a clip into his head.

I'd do it a thousand times.

This is hard,

but protect yourself.

Mine and Fabio's statements
will help in court.

Like how you helped in court before?

Or when you helped my father?

Or when my mum died?

No thanks, Castillo.

Go to hell.

Castillo, give us a moment.

Right boys, let's go.
There's coffee in the van.

What if the prisoner escapes?

I've got beers in the van.
Do you want one?

Come on.

Raúl?

It's Miranda, your sister-in-law.
How is everything?

I'm glad.

Good.

It's just...

in the end, you realise
that the love is gone and...

Of course. You learn from everything.

Of course.

Yes, put him on.

Hello, Marcos.

Congratulations.

No...

It's no one's fault.
It's OK.

But listen...

I need to ask you something.
I need to know...

Are you gay?

Oh my god.

How pathetic.

I didn't know what to say.

How is it possible
that you knew and I didn't?

I lived with him.

Love is blind, or so they say.

Congratulations.

You've opened your eyes.
You can see again.

When you rediscover your sex-drive,

you'll feel completely liberated.

I don't know what you're suggesting,

but if you're talking about
picking someone up at a bar, no.

I'm not the type to go around
sleeping with strangers.

Me neither.

Here you go. It's a bit warm.

Just imagine that you're in England.

Why are we here?

To do something nice.

Enjoy the view, drink a beer,

live in the moment.

When I said I wanted to leave prison,

this isn't exactly
what I had in mind, but...

but thank you.

Well...

When I said I was going to get you
out, this wasn't exactly what I meant.

Zulema has three million
buried somewhere in Morocco.

You must convince
your brother to go looking for it.

I'll break you out.

And then...

we'll open a beach bar in Brazil.
Don't you love to dance?

Are you serious?

Do you know how bad
a policeman's pension is?

- Let's go then.
- Now?

- Yes, right now.
- We can't right now.

It'd cause too much trouble.
Castillo would get demoted or fired,

so would the other men here.

But we wouldn't be hurting
anyone by taking that money.

- Who are you?
- Fabio.

No.

You're my guardian angel.

You've dissected a corpse,
you've put yourself in harm's way,

and now you're planning to break me
out of prison and run away with me.

What is it?

Are you in love?

With you?

- No.
- No?

We can find out.

- There's nothing to find out.
- Yes, there is.

What?

When you're out,

that's when we find out.

So now you're a man of principles?

Yes, I am.

I'm trying to do things right.

Hey, lovebirds!

It's time to go.