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EIGHT MONTHS
AFTER IZÚCAR

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Daniel.

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From what hell did you escape?

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Welcome home, son.

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I took one of your sweaters.

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That's no problem at all. Come, sit down.

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Eat something.

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Let me…

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Let me look at you.

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Hmm.

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I think you need glasses.

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Hmm!

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And you need
copious amounts of sleep and food.

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Your letters stopped coming.

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I'm sorry.

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With the federal army at our heels,
I didn't have time to write.

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Huerta is pigheaded.

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But he won't win.

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I was acting as a liaison
between the farmers in the south

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and the rebels in the north.

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Then I went to Chihuahua
with Villa and Ángeles's fighters.

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There's no stopping them with bullets.

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But you don't even know
how to shoot a gun.

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Everyone had to learn how to shoot,
even the children.

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Since Madero's murder last year,
everyone is turning against one another.

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Carranza hates Villa,
Zapata is in the south.

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Ultimately, our goal
was to enter Mexico City,

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but we kept losing and they kept winning.

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And now I'm here.

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And judging by the state you're in,
you have to stay here.

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- Is it the doctor speaking or the father?
- It depends.

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Which one are you
most likely to listen to?

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Daniel, you've always been
an amazing storyteller.

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You know how to see the world
through other people's eyes.

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The Mexico of your childhood
you know and love

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has ceased to exist.

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A new Mexico is struggling to be born
right before your eyes.

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Tell your country's story.

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Don't fight against it.

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But how am I supposed to do that
if I'm staying here?

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You've seen enough to write a whole novel.

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<i>If there ever existed a manual</i>
<i>on how to start a revolution,</i>

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<i>in Mexico, it would likely</i>
<i>end up tossed in the fire.</i>

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<i>No one here seems to agree on how</i>
<i>to fight and on who the enemy is.</i>

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<i>Huerta thinks he's won,</i>

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<i>but his regime smells</i>
<i>of terror and imported liquor.</i>

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<i>He punctuates every execution order</i>
<i>with a glass of brandy</i>

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<i>worth twice the monthly salary</i>
<i>of the average Mexican.</i>

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"As disturbing as that sounds,
history has demonstrated

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that drunk dictators
don't tend to live very long."

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I learned that from you.

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You should rest.

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Go to bed.

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I will. Sleep well.

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YOU ARE THE ONLY REASON I LIVE.

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Last night,

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I dreamt about the trees
your mother planted in the garden.

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I wonder if they're still there.

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They haven't moved.

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Do you remember when we thought
you had disappeared?

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It was a few days
after I had brought you back home

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after living with Milagros.

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I woke up in the middle of the night
and your bed was empty.

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I was thrown into a panic.

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I woke up your mother.

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And if it hadn't been for Diego Sauri,
she would have killed me.

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The next day, we found you
in a state of near hypothermia.

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Up in the bay laurel tree.

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I don't remember.

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One Sunday,

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a few days after you had left
with Don Camilo,

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Emilia disappeared.

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We found her at the same place.

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You hadn't mentioned her since I got here.

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I was waiting for you to bring her up.

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But you were taking too long.

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Make room for your old man.

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How is she?

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She's in Chicago.

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With Dr. Hogan.

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He's mentoring her.

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And she's auditing classes
at the university.

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She'll be a wonderful doctor.

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She's always been one.

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She's special.

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Does she know you're here?

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No.

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Emilia…

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Emilia's a jewel.

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I can't keep taking away her brilliance.

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I have no right to do that.

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I'm ashamed I asked her

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to give up on her own dreams
just so I could live out mine.

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I can't bring myself to write her
because on one hand…

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she's the most
important person in my life.

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But on the other,
I'm more at peace when she's not around.

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- They said that to you?
- Yes!

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When the music started, they screamed,
"No, please, Daniel, don't dance!"

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Then they would force me to sit down…

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Your mother was a great dancer…

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What else happened? Keep telling me.

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<i>I stood in the street and sang loudly.</i>

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I even played the flute.

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Don't…

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She found a friend in Jacinta.

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Father?

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LOVESICK
BASED ON THE NOVEL BY ÁNGELES MASTRETTA

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Oh!

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Don't worry, I'm fine.
It's just a scratch.

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This time it's a scratch,

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but next time the streets of Chicago
could leave you paralyzed.

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- You're so dramatic.
- I speak from experience.

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I almost hit my head on the pavement once.

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- Mm-hmm.
- All right. Let me see.

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- Ah! No more ice, I beg you.
- What?

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I'm kidding.

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Kidding.

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Ah, because the ice made you slip.

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Got it.

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- Yes.
- Funny.

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All right, let's get to work.

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Now, connect the electric cable.

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- The small one?
- Yes, the small cable.

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- Like this?
- There you go.

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Now, separate the tubes.

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When you see bubbles like that,
it means there's protein in the water.

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Good, now let's just see…

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ah, if the magic happens.

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The message begins here.

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In the soma.

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What structures in the nervous system

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are responsible
for maintaining the efficiency

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of this process?

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- Sir?
- The nerve fiber.

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The nerve fiber.

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Exactly.

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Hmm!

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Not bad.

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Helen.

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- Emilia.
- Nice to meet you.

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If you always know the answers,

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why do you never raise your hand?

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Well, you know,

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Professor Taylor only accepts women
in his classroom

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under the condition that we don't speak.

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How'd you get in?
I thought I was the only one.

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I'm not a real student. It's a favor.

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I'm not officially in…

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Why are you reading a Texas newspaper?

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It has news from Mexico.

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What's in Mexico?

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Hmm.

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My family.

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The war.

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And the writer of this article.

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Oh, now that's interesting.

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You want one?

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No, thanks.

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All right.

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One day, they're gonna find out
those things kill.

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Well…

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Then we started to dance and--
Oh, no, don't start now!

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So, what do you think?
Would Cuenca approve of this?

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It's like I'm back at his house.

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You know what? Let's walk around.

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You meet some people,
you gotta make some friends. Come on.

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Follow me.

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Hi, gentlemen.
This is Emilia, one of my students.

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Oh, so you're the Mexican.

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- Uh, the Mexican?
- Yes.

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My father's Mexican.
I'm glad to finally meet a relative.

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Same here.

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I've never been to the fatherland,

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but I hear that
the Mexican government is so unstable.

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- Well, that's a way of putting it.
- Tell me about Pancho Villa.

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You know, the Mexican cowboy?

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I saw his photo in the newspaper.

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He's a gorgeous specimen.

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- Oh!
- Oh!

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- Oh, my God!
- No.

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Oh, I'm-I'm so sorry.

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Occupied.

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Oh, thank God it's you.

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Helen.

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Hi.

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Help. I'm hiding.

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- All three of them are here. All three.
- Who?

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Richie, Bruno and Paul.

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Please, Emilia,

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can you go check
and see if they're still here?

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- Please?
- Okay.

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Go, go, go.

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You're insane.

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The one with the…

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- Hat.
- Yes.

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The one with the mustache?

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- That's Bruno.
- Well, he's here.

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Is-is there one with a pipe?

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Ooh.

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Yes, yes, there is one.

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Okay, I'm going out
with all three of them,

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and they were not supposed
to come to the party.

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But they just decided
to show up and surprise me.

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I mean, I can't stand gentlemen.

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What?

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Are you gonna judge me now?

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Never.

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I assure you,

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no one understands better than me
what it's like to love

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more than one person at the same time.

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Oh, and another one just arrived.

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Oh, no. Who?

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Oh.

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- Thank you.
- Pleasure is all mine.

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- Thank you, John.
- Thank you, John.

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Hey. Are you okay?

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- Hmm?
- Looks like you just saw a ghost.

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Sort of.

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Do any of them give you a hard time?

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No, not at all. They're eager to learn.

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Zavalza?

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What are you doing here?

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Emilia.

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I'm very sorry.

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Dr. Cuenca has died.

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No.

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No.

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When?

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A few months ago.

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And nobody thought to inform me?

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The postal service in Mexico
is barely functioning.

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I thought that since I had business here,
I should tell you in person.

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Thank you.

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How sad that he should die alone
in another country.

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He wasn't.

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He was…

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with Daniel.

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All I can tell you is that,

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when Salvador arrived in Austin,

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Daniel returned to Mexico
and has been writing from there.

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Hmm. Of course he has time
to write for the newspapers.

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Are you seriously
complaining about Daniel to me?

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Did you come all this way
just to tell me that?

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No.

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No, I came to get
some equipment for a new project.

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What kind of project?

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I'd prefer not to say.

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In case it doesn't pan out.

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And you?

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How are you?

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I'm fine.

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I'm auditing classes at the university,

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and I'm assisting Dr. Hogan in the lab.

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I'm learning a lot.

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I'm happy for you.

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Would you like

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another apology?

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No.

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There's nothing left to forgive.

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Sometimes, I feel guilty
for not being there.

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Where?

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In Puebla.

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In Mexico. In reality.

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This place is also very real.

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You can't be everywhere all at once.

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I know that.

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I learned the hard way.

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Milagros told me about Jacinta.

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To be honest, I constantly thought of you
when I was in Izúcar.

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Really?

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In part because

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Jacinta kept saying…

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…how stupid I was

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for leaving the kind and handsome doctor.

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But mostly it was because…

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every morning,
she and I would offer medical help

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to anyone who came to visit
our little makeshift clinic.

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Mm, did you cure everyone in Izúcar?

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I felt so out of my depth.

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And I couldn't ask for your help.

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Once, I found a book in the library

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that explained all the symptoms
of a patient with diabetes,

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but it was too late to help the poor man.

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I cried all night.

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I've often felt
out of my depth over the years.

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Puebla may not be an active war zone
like other places,

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but the violence and hunger
are widespread.

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I thought I would have
more time to investigate.

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To discover the origin
of those tumors I showed you.

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The bad cells.

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Hmm.

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But right now with all the chaos,
there are much more pressing matters.

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Mm.

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If you're free tomorrow,
I want to show you the university lab.

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There are so many brains in formaldehyde,
you feel like a child in a candy shop.

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Oh, and you could come
to Professor Taylor's class with me.

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He's also leading studies
on neuronal tumors.

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Emilia.

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I'm leaving tomorrow.

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But why?

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There's nothing for me here.

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Magical, isn't it?

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Yes.

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To Cuenca.

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And to all the souls we may have lost.

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To love and heaven.

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- Mm.
- To love and heaven.

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Here, come.

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Let's escape to a kinder world.

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Mm.

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If you're lucky,

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you might find Cuenca among the stars.

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Do you think I can also find
my living loved ones?

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Oh, yes. Of course.

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Hmm.

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I can see why you miss your family.

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You've told me so much about them

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that I'm beginning to miss them too,
even if we've never met.

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Sometimes, in my dreams,

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I'm at the apothecary
with your father and our dear Cuenca.

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Or I'm talking
about literature with your mother

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and even getting into debates
with your aunt Milagros.

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Trying to find distant wars again?

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I'm trying, but I can't find any.

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This exam is more
than half of your grade for the semester.

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Why are you taking the exam
if you're not in the class?

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You're a masochist.

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No one will read it, so it doesn't matter.

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I want to see what questions he asks.

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Here it comes.

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Hmm.

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You answered everything? Can I see?

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Sure.

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Can I keep it?

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Yes.

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Professor Taylor
mentioned you the other day.

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He wants me out of his class?

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No, no, no, no.

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It was about your exam.

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What?

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How did he get it?

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Helen.

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He said he had trouble
reading your writing,

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but he also said that you were

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the only one

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who wrote an answer
for all the questions on the test.

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Mm.

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Well, I didn't think
he was going to read it.

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It's much easier to answer
when there's no pressure.

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Would you be interested
in living in Chicago, Emilia?

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I already live here.

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Yes, but have you
considered remaining here?

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Long-term?

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Home is anywhere you want it to be.

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And you will always be welcome in my home.

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But only if you stop
practicing your suturing on my oranges.

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Look at that. Impeccable.

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Back, back, front.
Back, back, front. Back, back, front.

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I couldn't do it better myself.

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Of course you should stay.

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- Until when?
- Forever.

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We go into business together,
open an all-female medical practice,

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and you and I will rule Chicago.

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Thank you for turning in my exam.

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You're welcome.

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I mean, I hate seeing wasted talent.

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- Good evening. Emilia Sauri?
- That's me.

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I want to stay and read them.

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Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no.

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- No way.
- But…

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But I haven't heard from anyone in months.

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What could be so important today
that hasn't been so important in months?

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Come on, let's go.

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- The night is young.
- All right, I'll read them later.

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Yes, sure, read them later. Let's party.

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Ah!

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Mademoiselle.

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<i>Sol is pregnant with her second child.</i>

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<i>She's glowing, just like she did</i>
<i>during her first pregnancy.</i>

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<i>She came over for breakfast</i>
<i>with Felipe the other day.</i>

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<i>He's already 3 years old.</i>
<i>Time really does fly.</i>

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<i>Thank God he doesn't look like his father.</i>

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<i>Did your mother tell you they lost</i>
<i>all the sugar mills in the south?</i>

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<i>I predicted it would happen…</i>

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<i>Your father misses you more than</i>
<i>he misses swimming in the Caribbean Sea</i>

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<i>when he was just a boy.</i>

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<i>Your mother is trying</i>
<i>very hard to cope with your absence.</i>

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<i>She always prepares</i>
<i>an extra portion for you,</i>

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<i>just in case you show up one day.</i>

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<i>As for myself, I'm glad you're up there,</i>
<i>away from the chaos.</i>

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DEAR EMILIA,
DANIEL IS LOST IN THE NORTH.

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WE FEAR HE IS DEAD. I AM SORRY.
SALVADOR AWAITS YOU IN AUSTIN.

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Helen?

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Emilia.

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So his last article was published
two months ago, in May.

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What's the last place
you went to look for him?

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A town northwest of Chihuahua.

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I'll start there.

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There's a good chance
you'll only find his body.

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It feels as if I have lost my own.

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My…

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My father always said
that Daniel had nine lives.

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Aunt Milagros used to say that too.

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Come on.

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Get it together.

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I'm the widow here.

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- Thank you.
- You're welcome.

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Good afternoon.

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Hello.

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Let me just…

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Here.

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Tell me, what is a woman like you

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hoping to find
in this forsaken corner of the world?

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Would you believe me if I said…

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my life?

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Hmm. No.

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Regardless, welcome to Chihuahua.

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Who's in power here now?

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Hmm…

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Everyone and no one.

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Good day.

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Excuse me, have you seen this man?

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Sir, have you seen this man?

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No, I'm sorry.

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Have you seen this man?

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Have you seen him?

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Have you seen this man before?

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No, no. Sorry.

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No. Sorry.

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No.

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Hi, any chance you've seen this man?

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No, ma'am.

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Thank you.

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Sorry to bother you.

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H-have you seen him?

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Yes, a few moments ago.

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- You did?
- Yes.

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He's probably getting on the next train.
He headed that way.

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Thank you!

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Daniel?

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Daniel!

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Daniel.

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Bread?

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No. No, thank you.

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LIFT YOUR LITTLE FEET
BECAUSE YOU'RE STEPPING ON MY SOUL

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Go that way.

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- Thank you.
- My pleasure.

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- Good day.
- Good day.

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Good day.

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What do you want?

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I want to find this man, right here.

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He was with General Arteaga's troops.

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Come with me.

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Arteaga's men went that way.

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You can probably find him here.

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Oh.

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You're lucky they stopped
burning the bodies.

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Why did they stop?

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One night, we heard screams
coming from the pile of burning bodies.

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Damn it!

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- Good evening.
- Good evening.

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It's good, right?
I better never hear you complain again.

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Cheers, my friend.

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Another one? Ah!

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- Cheers.
- Cheers.

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- Here you go. Don't spill that one.
- Thank you.

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Of course.

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Where are you gonna find the money for it?

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I have my ways.

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- Ah, sure, I believe you.
- Ah!

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Never trust

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the word of a drunk man.

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Food?

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Pardon?

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Want something to eat?

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Bucko, what kind of meat is that?

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This is the driest horse I've ever eaten.

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My cook died last week.

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Here, it's better in a tortilla.

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Your eyes are all red and swollen.

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I bet you've been crying over a man.

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Mm…

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I was told he died.

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That tends to happen around here.

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Do you have somewhere to sleep?

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I can rent you a room.

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Thank you.

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Show me your hand.

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You burned yourself.

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Mm, the griddle gets very hot.

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What have you got there?

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Something to help you heal.

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I'll reapply some tomorrow morning.

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You made it?

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My father's an apothecary,

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and I know some medicine.

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What are you doing here exactly?

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Like I said,

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looking for a dead man.

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All right, do you have a photo? Show me.

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Is he really worth all these tears?

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No one with that kind of face
is worth crying over.

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Hey, lady.

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Is this your dead man?
