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Early on, every so often,

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when Don Archibaldo
would walk into my room,

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I'd pretend I was asleep.

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Then, on some nights,
I would walk into his room,

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and he would pretend he was asleep.

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I got pregnant.

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At the time, I was seeing another boy.
A fisherman.

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I didn't know who was the father.

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But Don Archibaldo
showed me medical papers

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proving he was sterile,
that it couldn't be him.

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But you didn't know how to read?

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No, but they looked real.

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You know, he seemed sincere. Concerned.

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He told me to think very carefully

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about what I wanted to do with my life,

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as this decision would change
everything, and I was still so young.

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So I told him I would get an abortion.

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But you didn't.

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I couldn't.

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I gave birth in my village
and left the child with my mother.

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She raised him there
and I would see him every other month

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when I could visit.

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Don Archibaldo hired me back
and I took care of the house

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as he went through a series of women.

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And the nighttime visits?

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There was only one
more time before Alba...

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He had a girlfriend.
A television weather girl.

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I heard her crying
one night and she left.

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The house was so quiet.
A storm was coming.

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I heard him in the kitchen.

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I was watching my soap.

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He stood by the door and said,
"I thought you would be asleep."

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"No," I told him,
"Doņa Leticia is going through

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the most horrible ordeal
with her gardener".

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It turns out he has been
sleeping with his own sister.

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I kept watching the show.

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And when I looked back,

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he was standing very close to me.

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He told me,

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why don't I give him some manual relief

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and then we can watch
the rest of the show together.

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So... I did.

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He climaxed just as Doņa
Leticia walked in on her gardener...

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with the sister!
It all happened at the same time.

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It was like those movies in 3D.

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And that was the last time.

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What about your baby?

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My baby needed stuff
and my mother was often sick so...

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I took little things from here,
things I knew he wouldn't miss.

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You didn't notice?

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No.

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You?

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I did.

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I already felt so
terrible about abandoning him

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that I thought at least
I could give him more chances

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than I had when I was little.

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The things I stole
paid for school and clothes

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and eventually for a little
house my mother bought.

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My son was raised with indoor plumbing,

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not like me.

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What's his name?

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Raimundo.

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Raimundo, yeah.

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But I call him Secreto.

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Because everything about him
has been a secret.

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If I got caught, if I was sent in jail,

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at least I knew in my conscience

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I did everything for my family.

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For the future.

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But...

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because of my terrible guilt,
I started drinking.

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Once Alba taught me how to read,
I studied the Bible every day,

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realizing I'm part of a very long line

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of desperate people looking for solace.

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Only the desperate deserve God.

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The ones ashamed enough,
frightened to death.

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Hm. What do you know about that?

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You speak fluent Spanish, yes?

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- Yes.
- Let's go.

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What are you going to do to her?

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You ask too many questions.

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Alba.

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Authorities are surprised

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with the diamond robbery.

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The priceless historical gems
valued at 12 million dollars...

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They disappeared from
the Lagarto Museum's storage.

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The diamonds traveled from Houston

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for a diamond exhibition.

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Ramiro Ruiz, the police chief,
didn't have any theories

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of how the criminals pulled it off.

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He can't explain it.
They can't believe it.

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The building has 24-hour
security guards,

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checking entrances and exits,

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24-hour camera footage

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that cover everything of the exhibit.

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The cabinets...

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Uh movements...

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Ah, sorry, I didn't get that.

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They're looking in the city,

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but they don't think that the thieves

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are still in the area.

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The jewelry disappeared
Sunday night or Monday morning.

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Because the museum is closed Mondays,

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the theft was not found
for almost a day.

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It's a big puzzle,
two suspects dressed as police

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were found dead

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near the scene of the heist.

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Coming up next, very famous weather girl

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Marisol Blanca Reyes

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reveals her spicy lingerie
for pregnant women.

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- You okay?
- I almost cut a finger off.

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Shh.

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Scoot closer.

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What's funny?

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Shh.

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Shh. She does this sometimes.

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Look at me.

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Batty.

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Look at me.

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You need to settle down.

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You do not have permission to giggle,

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understand?

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Okay. Go ahead and cut the rope.

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Settles one thing:
Clover saved our lives.

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You're welcome.

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Settles something else:

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this heat around here
isn't going to die for a while.

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What if we divvy it up?

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A third apiece, split off
in separate directions,

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- every man for himself.
- I'm fine with that.

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No. They'll find us.

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It always starts with technology
and ends with tracker dogs.

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Rogue cops. Cartel thugs with machetes.

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Malone, you're a smart person.

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Thank you.

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You already know
what you want out of this.

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So why don't you just tell us?

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I think we should renegotiate our fee.

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- With the Mexicans?
- With Lasalle.

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How?

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We get him or somebody he sends
to bring us 300 grand.

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What's 300 grand have to do with it?

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That's what we were
gonna get, a hundred apiece,

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for looking the other way
over two dead partners.

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Every man for himself. Am I wrong?

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Look, it's not your fault.
And it's not mine.

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We learn to live with it. That's all.

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I can't learn to live
with it without passports.

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Let's not forget.

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Look, if Lasalle is after us,

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and if he has the Mexican
connections he says he does,

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we have no reason
to think that he doesn't,

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every two-bit immigration agent
is gonna have a list

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with our names on it.
Those passports are burned.

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Hold up. Why should we settle
for a hundred each

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when the haul's worth 12 million?

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The news always says
it's worth more than it is

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for the insurance companies.

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- So we subtract a third.
- A quarter.

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Okay, let's say it's nine mil.

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But what's that worth
after you fence it?

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Lasalle promised the Mexicans
he would get the diamonds.

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Now they got nothing.

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Which means they gotta find us,
get the diamonds, kill us.

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Maybe we kill some of their guys
in the process.

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There's a lot of heavy lifting
they got to do all of a sudden.

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If I were them,
I'd renegotiate with Lasalle.

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Maybe his cut gets a little smaller
on account of all this hassle.

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Wouldn't you?

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So now Lasalle's painted into a corner.

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And here I go asking for only
three times what I was offered.

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It's an annoyance to him,
but it won't break the bank.

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He'll send a bunch
of cartel guys with machetes.

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- We're sitting ducks here.
- Are we?

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We got a pretty good view
of the beach and the road.

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So we can see an army of killers
coming from all sides.

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Unless we're not in the house.

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Where do you suppose we'd be?
Up a fucking tree?

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Out on a boat.
We leave the hostages here as bait.

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They deliver the message.

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A single man comes out
on the boat with our money,

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we make the exchange.

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And if they send everyone after us?

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We'd have a head start.

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Unless they come by boat.

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They come by boat, we'll improvise.

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We'll commandeer their boat
when it offloads the men.

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Can I ask a question?

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Where do we find a boat?

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- Synced and corrected by synk -
- www.addic7ed.com -

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Okay. Okay.

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Hey.

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You.

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You don't got nothing else?

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Most of his clothes
were incinerated in a fire.

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- Accidental fire?
- Depends who you ask.

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Well, what do you think?

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You look like a thug on holiday.

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Just the effect I'm going for.

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Where's your cell phone?

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Downstairs.

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Do you wanna stay up here,
sitting on the bed?

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I want to know how much longer
you're gonna be here.

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- We're working on it.
- But longer.

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It isn't what any of us had in mind,

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but the town's a hornet's nest
and the hornets are still out.

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So do you want to sit
in the tub with the others,

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or do you want to rest your tush
on something nice and soft?

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How did Lasalle end up owning you?

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A guy I thought I could trust set me up.

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You still harboring thoughts of revenge?

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Not since he died, no. You?

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Same meat, different gravy.

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- Anything?
- Not yet.

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So you used to work here?

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Yes. A long time.

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In the news say
that you killed two policemen.

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Two impostors. And I didn't kill anyone.

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Thanks.

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Sit.

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- Your boss is a killer.
- No. He's not my boss.

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- No?
- Nuh-uh.

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He thinks he's my boss,
I let him think so.

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- You remember how to find it?
- I can find it,

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but I can't jump-start it, can you?

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One problem at a time.

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We get the ambulance, we get help,
we save Alba and Inocencia.

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We shouldn't have left them
to begin with.

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You're a funny bird, you know that?

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That's a natural fact.

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What? Do you see it?

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I can't do this.

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What are you doing?

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Just keep walking straight and
you'll find it. You can't miss it.

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Where are you going? Hey!

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Shit.

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_

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Fleeing a sordid affair
with a married man in Paris,

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Batista had arrived in the attractive
resort town of Playa Perdida,

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off the coast of Puerto Vallarta,
intent on becoming a scuba diver.

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This fascination to explore
the stars and beyond is,

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I don't know, whimsical to me,
whenever I stand in the ocean

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and look down at my feet.

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It seems like all
the secrets of the universe

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are right here, underwater,

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and all we need to explore them
is a mask and oxygen tank.

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_

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I want to learn all the secrets
of the universe.

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Her first few forays
underwater were marred

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by an acute suffocating
feeling of claustrophobia,

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a condition heretofore unknown to her.

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What if I panic
and can't breathe underwater?

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What if my regulator
falls out of my mouth?

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What if my instructor refuses
to let me return to the surface

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and holds my hand in hopes
that I will soon be distracted

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by the tropical little fish
darting around us,

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and the amazing colorful reef,

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but instead I start sweating,
suffer muscle tension and pain,

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heavy rapid breathing,
dizziness, faintness,

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indigestion, and diarrhea?

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All of this happened.

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Batista's future as an
underwater explorer was thus doomed.

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Chapter closed,
she next embarked on a modeling career.

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But in the peaceful resort
of Playa Perdida,

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this amounted to scattered swimwear
catalog work for local companies,

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and a stint as a mannequin model
for a temperamental local designer.

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They decided to repurpose
the plexiglass factory

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to compete with the American market
and figured all local stores

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would buy cheaper mannequins
if they could.

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But they went bankrupt after casting
their first mannequin.

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_

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When Archibaldo met her,
Batista was working as a hostess

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at Maya's Seafood Kitchen,

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an upscale restaurant
catering to tourists.

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The owner said
I was a natural as a hostess

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because I can do
a very quick mental count

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upon laying eyes on the party.

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_

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Table for three?

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Table for five?

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Table for six?

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But it wasn't very challenging.

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I caught myself
staring at the way people ate.

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It was pretty disturbing.

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You can tell a lot about people,

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not only by what they eat,
but by the way they eat it.

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Life with Archibaldo was fun at first.

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All chunky gold watches
and private airplane rides.

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I read somewhere
that it's dangerous to swim

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around phosphorescent fish

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because sharks are attracted
by the light,

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and this really stayed with me.

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Seems like my whole life,
I've been swimming

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around phosphorescent fish.

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I became paranoid
of coconuts falling on my head.

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Reading poetry became
my only reason for living.

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I hungered for noise and excitement.

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No.

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I became a spy. I spied on Inocencia.

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I envied her.

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I spied on myself.

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The gentle surf whispered day and night.

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The palm trees rustled.

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I started getting sick a lot.

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I developed narcolepsy.

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It can be defined as an intrusion

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by dreaming sleep into the waking state.

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It happens to one in 2,000 people.

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No matter how much sleep I got,

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I had an irresistible urge to sleep.

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I would be in the middle
of doing something

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and suddenly I'd wake up
and not remember what I'd been doing.

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I became prone to accidents.

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"Strange to see all
that was once in place,

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floating so loosely in space.

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And it's hard being dead,
and full of retrieval

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before one gradually feels
a little eternity.

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Though the living all make the error

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of drawing too sharp a distinction.

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Angels, they say, would often not know

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whether they moved among living or dead.

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The eternal current
sweeps all the ages within it,

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through both the spheres, forever,

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"and resounds above them in both."

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One day I spied Alba leaving my house

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and it all came crashing down for me.

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Are you telling me what I can
and cannot do with my own staff?

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- No.
- You are fired. Leave.

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With Inocencia gone,
I was truly alone in the house.

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Archie was never home.

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I would lie out in the sun,
trying to soak in nature,

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but I was fading fast.

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I lost track of time.

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I lost track of everything.

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I felt like I was melting.

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- Is it ringing?
- It's ringing.

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You have reached Judge Ray Lasalle.

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I'm not available to take your call.

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If this is an emergency,
please hang up and call my office...

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00:22:54,290 --> 00:22:55,625
Hi, Ray.

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I think we can both agree this is
an emergency best dealt with by you.

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I'll call you back
in exactly a half hour.

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This is Malone.

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Now what?

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Let's go get rid of the ambulance.

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Dear Mom, once again I find myself

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questioning your parenting choices.

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00:23:33,163 --> 00:23:35,331
Why would you ever put me
through piano lessons

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when clearly hot-wiring ambulances

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would be a hell
of a fucking lot more useful?

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00:23:39,377 --> 00:23:41,338
Oh, shit. Shit. Shit.

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00:23:54,601 --> 00:23:55,894
Here they are.

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In my recurring dream,
I speak perfect Spanish.

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00:24:34,432 --> 00:24:37,602
I make this look easy,
but it's not fucking easy.

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00:24:37,644 --> 00:24:42,617
I always seem to find myself
in the lion's den.

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00:24:43,608 --> 00:24:47,278
My passion cannot be beaten.

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00:24:47,320 --> 00:24:51,700
Check out my juicy ass.

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Caresses and sweetness for everyone!

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I never get to the end of the wire.

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00:25:06,297 --> 00:25:08,049
I always fall.

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I wake up right before I hit the ground.

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00:25:11,344 --> 00:25:13,096
I always wake up soaking wet.

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