WEBVTT 00:00:06.548 --> 00:00:08.967 align:center Eva didn't tell us why she'd been crying, 00:00:09.050 --> 00:00:11.302 align:center or why she decided to leave the school. 00:00:11.886 --> 00:00:14.597 align:center But we all understood we were up against the clock 00:00:14.681 --> 00:00:17.642 align:center in a race to keep the first woman to come into our lives 00:00:17.726 --> 00:00:20.103 align:center from vanishing as quickly as she had appeared. 00:00:20.186 --> 00:00:22.605 align:center All right, everyone. Please listen up. 00:00:22.689 --> 00:00:25.859 align:center This is important, and you all must participate, 00:00:25.942 --> 00:00:27.861 align:center so quiet down and pay attention. 00:00:28.862 --> 00:00:33.575 align:center As a result of the development plan put forth by the Ministry of Education, 00:00:34.159 --> 00:00:37.370 align:center you'll be asked to project into the future. 00:00:37.454 --> 00:00:40.248 align:center And so, I'll call you one by one 00:00:40.331 --> 00:00:43.626 align:center and you'll tell me what career you'd like to study. 00:00:43.710 --> 00:00:46.379 align:center That way, we as an educational institution, 00:00:46.463 --> 00:00:50.592 align:center can use this valuable information for your future careers. Okay? Sound good? 00:00:50.675 --> 00:00:51.509 align:center Ahem. 00:00:52.510 --> 00:00:55.180 align:center Very well then. Why don't we begin with you, Guzmán? 00:00:55.263 --> 00:00:58.683 align:center Thanks, Professor. I didn't have to think about it much. 00:00:58.767 --> 00:01:00.185 align:center I want to study philosophy. 00:01:00.268 --> 00:01:03.354 align:center Yeah, right, dumbass. More like ballet. 00:01:03.438 --> 00:01:05.857 align:center Come on, Salcedo. No cursing, please. 00:01:05.940 --> 00:01:06.775 align:center Sorry, Ma'am. 00:01:06.858 --> 00:01:11.112 align:center All right. Now let's move on to… Castro. 00:01:11.613 --> 00:01:12.906 align:center I'm not sure. 00:01:13.531 --> 00:01:14.699 align:center I guess like a… 00:01:15.825 --> 00:01:17.452 align:center Like a professional athlete. 00:01:23.416 --> 00:01:24.542 align:center Arbeláez? 00:01:24.626 --> 00:01:26.377 align:center I want to work on computer systems. 00:01:27.086 --> 00:01:28.630 align:center Not a musician like your papa? 00:01:29.547 --> 00:01:32.467 align:center No. No way. There's more money in computers. 00:01:32.550 --> 00:01:37.680 align:center I'll have it ready by 6 p.m. Sure. Suárez? Suárez, the reports, please. 00:01:37.764 --> 00:01:38.848 align:center Pabón? 00:01:39.641 --> 00:01:40.600 align:center An astronaut. 00:01:43.186 --> 00:01:44.813 align:center ASTRONAUT PABÓN 00:01:47.273 --> 00:01:48.942 align:center The brothers Acuña? 00:01:51.444 --> 00:01:52.695 align:center Policemen. 00:01:52.779 --> 00:01:54.239 align:center How are we doing today? 00:01:55.281 --> 00:01:58.034 align:center Yep. That'll do nicely. Thank you. Hey. 00:01:59.869 --> 00:02:02.372 align:center All right, Salcedo, why don't you go next? 00:02:02.997 --> 00:02:04.165 align:center I want to be a teacher. 00:02:05.500 --> 00:02:07.168 align:center So what? Think I can't? 00:02:12.173 --> 00:02:13.341 align:center Granados? 00:02:14.384 --> 00:02:18.179 align:center Yes, Professor. Okay, I would like to be a sports announcer for the radio. 00:02:18.263 --> 00:02:19.514 align:center Yes. 00:02:19.597 --> 00:02:21.391 align:center The one that goes, "He shoots, he scores!" 00:02:21.474 --> 00:02:22.976 align:center I can imagine it. 00:02:23.935 --> 00:02:25.687 align:center Very nice. Eva? 00:02:25.770 --> 00:02:29.190 align:center The truth is I really couldn't tell you what I want to be, Professor Estela. 00:02:30.024 --> 00:02:31.609 align:center But I do know what I don't want to be. 00:02:32.110 --> 00:02:33.486 align:center I do not want to be a sportsperson. 00:02:33.570 --> 00:02:35.446 align:center I don't want to be a teacher. 00:02:35.530 --> 00:02:37.866 align:center I don't want to be a journalist, or an astronaut, 00:02:37.949 --> 00:02:40.368 align:center or an engineer, an architect, or a lawyer. 00:02:40.451 --> 00:02:45.373 align:center All those professions only support the hypocritical kinds of economic success. 00:02:45.456 --> 00:02:49.627 align:center So, if I'm going to be like anybody, I'd prefer Stephen Dedalus, 00:02:49.711 --> 00:02:53.089 align:center the protagonist in A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man by Joyce, 00:02:53.673 --> 00:02:56.342 align:center who had the courage to dedicate his life to art. 00:02:58.469 --> 00:03:02.807 align:center EVA LASTING 00:03:57.070 --> 00:04:00.156 align:center A PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST AS A YOUNG MAN 00:04:06.120 --> 00:04:07.622 align:center Eva! Excuse me. 00:04:08.122 --> 00:04:08.957 align:center Hey there. 00:04:10.166 --> 00:04:12.251 align:center -Where are you going? -To my house. 00:04:13.044 --> 00:04:15.630 align:center Uh, we were thinking of heading down to the 68 00:04:15.713 --> 00:04:18.549 align:center to play some pool and drink some beer. Wanna come with? 00:04:19.342 --> 00:04:22.053 align:center No. Thank you, but I'm not really in the mood right now. 00:04:22.887 --> 00:04:24.472 align:center Why not just tell me what's going on? 00:04:24.973 --> 00:04:27.850 align:center That way, we can help and you don't have to go to another school. 00:04:28.851 --> 00:04:30.812 align:center Enjoy, and drink a beer for me, okay? 00:04:37.443 --> 00:04:39.862 align:center -What's up? What did she say? -Well, nothing. 00:04:43.700 --> 00:04:44.534 align:center Come on. 00:04:48.538 --> 00:04:49.789 align:center She was fine yesterday, 00:04:49.872 --> 00:04:52.333 align:center which means whatever happened happened last night. 00:04:52.959 --> 00:04:55.044 align:center We may be getting worked up over nothing. 00:04:55.128 --> 00:04:56.963 align:center You know that Eva gets really crazy. 00:04:57.046 --> 00:04:58.965 align:center I bet, by tomorrow, she'll be totally fine. 00:04:59.048 --> 00:05:02.218 align:center I'm not so sure about that. I think she really might leave José María. 00:05:02.301 --> 00:05:03.177 align:center We can't let her. 00:05:06.681 --> 00:05:07.515 align:center I only say that 00:05:07.598 --> 00:05:10.893 align:center because I don't want to see you dumbasses crying over some chick. Got it? 00:05:11.394 --> 00:05:12.228 align:center So what now? 00:05:13.271 --> 00:05:14.772 align:center We give her a reason to stay. 00:05:15.690 --> 00:05:16.524 align:center Like what? 00:05:17.817 --> 00:05:18.735 align:center I have an idea. 00:05:19.235 --> 00:05:23.114 align:center We were all affected by the possibility of Eva leaving the school. 00:05:23.197 --> 00:05:25.325 align:center And paradoxically, 00:05:25.408 --> 00:05:29.203 align:center that unleashed a competition of ideas to conquer her heart. 00:05:30.580 --> 00:05:32.915 align:center -Extracurricular activities? -Mm-hm. 00:05:32.999 --> 00:05:36.461 align:center It sounds boring at first, but it could be really cool. 00:05:36.544 --> 00:05:38.629 align:center And since you said you're interested in art stuff, 00:05:38.713 --> 00:05:39.964 align:center we could do something artsy. 00:05:40.506 --> 00:05:42.342 align:center Plus it's something to do. 00:05:42.925 --> 00:05:46.262 align:center While you decide if you want to leave the school. 00:05:46.971 --> 00:05:49.849 align:center And don't forget that with extracurricular activities, 00:05:50.391 --> 00:05:51.768 align:center we can skip class. 00:05:52.685 --> 00:05:53.519 align:center Good point. 00:05:53.603 --> 00:05:56.564 align:center Plus, everybody brought a proposal for us to consider. 00:05:56.647 --> 00:05:57.482 align:center Arbeláez? 00:05:58.066 --> 00:06:01.486 align:center Well, I was thinking, at the next school meeting, we form a group. 00:06:01.569 --> 00:06:03.571 align:center Maybe we could do a lip-sync to a song. 00:06:17.585 --> 00:06:20.296 align:center No. The idea is to do something where all of us can participate. 00:06:20.380 --> 00:06:21.881 align:center Lip-sync was rejected. 00:06:22.423 --> 00:06:24.967 align:center We weren't going to let anyone have an advantage. 00:06:25.051 --> 00:06:28.096 align:center I was thinking all night, and… 00:06:28.971 --> 00:06:31.557 align:center I c-came up with nothing. 00:06:32.183 --> 00:06:35.061 align:center Why does that not surprise me? Your head is just empty. 00:06:36.813 --> 00:06:38.231 align:center How about you learn to play soccer? 00:06:39.357 --> 00:06:40.483 align:center Soccer's not an art. 00:06:42.527 --> 00:06:44.362 align:center What? Are you crazy? 00:06:44.987 --> 00:06:48.449 align:center Haven't you heard of César Cueto, the Left-Footed Poet? 00:06:54.330 --> 00:06:55.665 align:center Ooh! 00:06:58.668 --> 00:06:59.627 align:center Do you know how to play? 00:06:59.710 --> 00:07:02.630 align:center Yes, but if my dad finds out, I'm in big trouble, you know? 00:07:02.713 --> 00:07:03.923 align:center Rejected. 00:07:04.006 --> 00:07:07.802 align:center Women's soccer still had 30 years to go to become a reality. 00:07:09.095 --> 00:07:11.389 align:center What we have to do is organize a dance group. 00:07:25.445 --> 00:07:28.448 align:center Rejected by a sweeping majority. 00:07:28.531 --> 00:07:30.283 align:center Well, my idea isn't art, 00:07:30.366 --> 00:07:33.202 align:center but I thought maybe we could start a school newspaper. 00:07:33.286 --> 00:07:34.579 align:center Oof, that's boring. 00:07:37.707 --> 00:07:39.000 align:center Actually, I have an idea. 00:07:39.083 --> 00:07:40.209 align:center Bingo. 00:07:40.710 --> 00:07:42.837 align:center That meant that Eva took the bait 00:07:42.920 --> 00:07:44.881 align:center and our strategy might just work. 00:07:48.926 --> 00:07:50.803 align:center -A choir? -Yes, Professor. 00:07:50.887 --> 00:07:54.891 align:center The schools always encouraging us to enrol in extracurricular activities. 00:07:54.974 --> 00:07:55.933 align:center Choir's perfect. 00:07:56.017 --> 00:07:56.976 align:center And don't forget, 00:07:57.059 --> 00:07:59.979 align:center we have the school talent show coming real soon. 00:08:00.062 --> 00:08:02.190 align:center We could participate, representing José María. 00:08:02.273 --> 00:08:03.149 align:center Hm. 00:08:04.650 --> 00:08:07.111 align:center But can any of you actually sing? 00:08:09.947 --> 00:08:11.949 align:center Uh, why ask us that, Professor? 00:08:12.033 --> 00:08:13.534 align:center -Well, obviously. -Yes. 00:08:13.618 --> 00:08:15.828 align:center If we weren't able to sing, we wouldn't be proposing it. 00:08:15.912 --> 00:08:19.332 align:center Yes. All right then. 00:08:19.415 --> 00:08:22.043 align:center Well, I suppose. What kind of music do you want to sing? 00:08:22.126 --> 00:08:23.169 align:center Rancheras? 00:08:23.252 --> 00:08:25.338 align:center What, don't you like Vicente Fernández? 00:08:25.421 --> 00:08:26.923 align:center -Well, yes, but-- -No. 00:08:27.006 --> 00:08:29.717 align:center Bro, come on. Let's be realistic, okay? 00:08:29.800 --> 00:08:32.470 align:center We told Professor Estela that we knew how to sing. 00:08:32.553 --> 00:08:34.263 align:center But do we know how to sing? 00:08:35.723 --> 00:08:38.226 align:center To sing Rancheras, you have to do it right. 00:08:38.309 --> 00:08:39.185 align:center Exactly. 00:08:39.268 --> 00:08:42.355 align:center Maybe we could sing folk music. Or bambuco. 00:08:42.438 --> 00:08:43.940 align:center What? That's old-people music. 00:08:46.651 --> 00:08:47.485 align:center Ballads. 00:08:48.486 --> 00:08:51.614 align:center We need to find ballads that are not just for old people and are easy to sing. 00:08:51.697 --> 00:08:53.741 align:center Mm-hm. Yeah, that's it. I like that. 00:08:53.824 --> 00:08:55.576 align:center But it really needs to be something different. 00:08:57.411 --> 00:08:59.413 align:center Ballads in English. 00:08:59.497 --> 00:09:02.542 align:center "Today, I woke up…" 00:09:02.625 --> 00:09:04.085 align:center It was insinuated… 00:09:04.168 --> 00:09:06.712 align:center Well, more like insisted by Miss Estela 00:09:06.796 --> 00:09:09.924 align:center that we ask for help from our English teacher. 00:09:10.007 --> 00:09:12.051 align:center "Today, I woke up…" 00:09:12.134 --> 00:09:14.345 align:center In spite of McLuhan's early warnings, 00:09:14.428 --> 00:09:18.266 align:center in the '70s, globalization hadn't yet materialized, 00:09:18.349 --> 00:09:21.686 align:center and in the district schools, English teachers acted like placeholders. 00:09:21.769 --> 00:09:22.687 align:center Very good. 00:09:22.770 --> 00:09:25.606 align:center Professor, I honestly think that your pronunciation 00:09:25.690 --> 00:09:27.358 align:center is horrible and incorrect, 00:09:27.441 --> 00:09:29.694 align:center and that you don't know how to speak English. 00:09:30.319 --> 00:09:31.654 align:center What? Um… 00:09:33.281 --> 00:09:35.533 align:center Very, very good. Very good. Yeah. 00:09:37.368 --> 00:09:38.953 align:center THE LADY OF THE CAMELLIAS A. DUMAS 00:09:39.704 --> 00:09:41.539 align:center A PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST AS A YOUNG MAN 00:09:42.582 --> 00:09:45.876 align:center A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man. Are you sure you want to read this book? 00:09:45.960 --> 00:09:48.629 align:center -Because it's not easy. If you'd like… -Yep. Thanks. 00:09:48.713 --> 00:09:51.215 align:center I must admit that borrowing the book 00:09:51.299 --> 00:09:53.217 align:center was a betrayal of our agreement 00:09:53.301 --> 00:09:56.095 align:center that we'd fight for Eva under the same conditions. 00:09:56.178 --> 00:09:57.096 align:center He's doing it again. 00:09:58.014 --> 00:10:01.017 align:center "What was after the universe? Nothing." 00:10:01.100 --> 00:10:03.811 align:center "But was there anything round the universe 00:10:03.894 --> 00:10:07.273 align:center to show where it stopped before the nothing place began?" 00:10:10.776 --> 00:10:12.778 align:center Camilo, dinner's ready! 00:10:13.821 --> 00:10:15.615 align:center Coming! 00:10:16.699 --> 00:10:18.242 align:center Mm, we have to be ready this weekend, 00:10:18.326 --> 00:10:20.077 align:center because we're playing the Green team. 00:10:20.161 --> 00:10:23.331 align:center And we really need that qualification. You hear what I'm saying, Camilo? 00:10:24.081 --> 00:10:26.959 align:center Ana, if you want to go, let me know. I can always get you a ticket. 00:10:27.043 --> 00:10:29.795 align:center No, thank you, Mr. José. You know soccer and I don't… 00:10:31.922 --> 00:10:33.758 align:center What women miss for not understanding the game. 00:10:34.467 --> 00:10:37.428 align:center Mm. Well, I don't think I can go with you on Sunday either. 00:10:37.511 --> 00:10:39.096 align:center Didn't you hear me? 00:10:40.014 --> 00:10:41.390 align:center We're fighting for qualifying. 00:10:41.474 --> 00:10:43.267 align:center -Right. -We gotta be there, kid. No choice. 00:10:43.351 --> 00:10:46.103 align:center Well, the thing is, I… I have too much homework. 00:10:46.937 --> 00:10:47.813 align:center I don't know. 00:10:49.899 --> 00:10:51.692 align:center Okay. Let's see. 00:10:52.860 --> 00:10:55.821 align:center So you are going upstairs to study for your future? 00:10:55.905 --> 00:10:58.574 align:center And in your future, you want to be a sports announcer. 00:10:58.658 --> 00:11:00.368 align:center -Mm. No, sir. -No? 00:11:00.868 --> 00:11:04.372 align:center No, I'm not sure of being a sports announcer anymore. 00:11:04.455 --> 00:11:07.500 align:center I mean, right now, I'm way more sure of what I don't want to be 00:11:07.583 --> 00:11:08.918 align:center than what I want to be. 00:11:12.129 --> 00:11:13.881 align:center Oh. Okay then. 00:11:14.757 --> 00:11:17.009 align:center So what don't you want to be? 00:11:17.093 --> 00:11:18.010 align:center I don't know. 00:11:19.178 --> 00:11:21.305 align:center Just not any professions that only seek out 00:11:21.389 --> 00:11:25.101 align:center the hypocritical and egotistical ways to be successful. 00:11:38.406 --> 00:11:39.240 align:center Let me show you. 00:11:39.323 --> 00:11:42.326 align:center Due to our English teacher's failure, Eva assumed the role 00:11:42.410 --> 00:11:44.745 align:center and tried to teach us the song's pronunciation. 00:11:44.829 --> 00:11:46.455 align:center "That moment for eternity." 00:11:47.164 --> 00:11:51.293 align:center "I would have wanted… 00:11:51.377 --> 00:11:53.504 align:center We were horrible at English. 00:11:53.587 --> 00:11:55.798 align:center "…that moment for eternity." 00:11:56.465 --> 00:11:57.466 align:center Good job. 00:11:58.551 --> 00:11:59.885 align:center Except for Pabón, 00:11:59.969 --> 00:12:03.639 align:center who, in that moment, seemed to switch gears from astronaut 00:12:03.723 --> 00:12:04.807 align:center to translator. 00:12:07.560 --> 00:12:08.436 align:center What do you mean? 00:12:09.061 --> 00:12:10.938 align:center Because your English is pretty good. 00:12:11.021 --> 00:12:12.440 align:center Where'd you learn it? 00:12:12.940 --> 00:12:15.818 align:center Thanks. Wait. Have you ever been to the United States or… 00:12:16.777 --> 00:12:20.156 align:center No. I learned by a mail correspondence course. 00:12:20.239 --> 00:12:24.452 align:center But I have aspirations to read Shakespeare and Poe in their original language. 00:12:25.619 --> 00:12:27.955 align:center In those days, with no Internet, 00:12:28.038 --> 00:12:31.041 align:center taking courses by mail was very popular. 00:12:31.125 --> 00:12:34.754 align:center They were varied for any subject and for all budgets. 00:12:34.837 --> 00:12:36.422 align:center But the question was, 00:12:36.505 --> 00:12:40.217 align:center could one learn to pronounce English like Eva by mail? 00:12:41.135 --> 00:12:43.762 align:center I can't believe she didn't tell you why she's leaving. 00:12:43.846 --> 00:12:45.765 align:center -Aren't you best friends? -No way. 00:12:45.848 --> 00:12:48.601 align:center I can't believe you care so much. Didn't you hate Eva? 00:12:49.226 --> 00:12:51.562 align:center No, I repeat. This is about you guys. 00:12:51.645 --> 00:12:55.232 align:center -You all look so worried about this girl. -Well, what a gesture. Thanks. 00:12:55.316 --> 00:12:58.110 align:center -What are friends for? -Come on, bro. Why don't you cut the crap? 00:12:58.194 --> 00:12:59.612 align:center We all know you really like Eva too, 00:12:59.695 --> 00:13:02.239 align:center and you're the one who cares more than anyone that she's leaving. 00:13:02.323 --> 00:13:04.158 align:center -You know what, bro? I'm fed up. -What? 00:13:04.241 --> 00:13:06.911 align:center I'm the dumbass trying to help, and you treat me like this? 00:13:06.994 --> 00:13:09.288 align:center -I see. Now you're gonna get mad? -No. I quit. 00:13:09.371 --> 00:13:11.832 align:center -Quit what? -You and your issues with that chick. 00:13:11.916 --> 00:13:14.919 align:center If she's leaving, best wishes to her. I couldn't care less. 00:13:15.002 --> 00:13:16.128 align:center -You always do this. -See ya. 00:13:16.629 --> 00:13:17.505 align:center Get away. 00:13:20.549 --> 00:13:22.009 align:center Idiots. All of them. 00:13:23.427 --> 00:13:24.637 align:center I'm home. 00:13:26.263 --> 00:13:27.807 align:center -Young man. -Yeah, Dad? 00:13:27.890 --> 00:13:31.018 align:center -Can you explain this is to me? -A book? 00:13:31.101 --> 00:13:31.977 align:center Mm-hm. 00:13:32.645 --> 00:13:34.605 align:center Have you been going through my things, Pa? 00:13:37.274 --> 00:13:39.819 align:center "I will tell you what I will do and what I will not do." 00:13:39.902 --> 00:13:42.154 align:center "I will not serve that in which I no longer believe, 00:13:42.238 --> 00:13:45.533 align:center whether it calls itself my home, my fatherland, or my church." 00:13:45.616 --> 00:13:46.700 align:center You really believe this? 00:13:47.451 --> 00:13:49.203 align:center What happened? Now you're an atheist? 00:13:49.286 --> 00:13:52.081 align:center No, I'm not. I believe in literature. It's different. 00:13:55.334 --> 00:13:56.961 align:center So you're planning on not eating? 00:13:57.545 --> 00:14:00.881 align:center No. A lot of writers do just fine. Gabriel García Márquez sells tons-- 00:14:00.965 --> 00:14:03.050 align:center You're not Gabriel García Márquez. 00:14:03.133 --> 00:14:05.844 align:center No, maybe not. But how about the future, huh? 00:14:05.928 --> 00:14:07.471 align:center I want it back. 00:14:08.097 --> 00:14:09.974 align:center He doesn't sell that many books. 00:14:11.642 --> 00:14:12.476 align:center Thanks. 00:14:17.773 --> 00:14:20.150 align:center We gave up on our plan to sing in English. 00:14:20.234 --> 00:14:23.779 align:center And since the whole point was to continue keeping Eva's mind busy, 00:14:23.863 --> 00:14:27.074 align:center Salcedo, having forgotten his temper tantrum the day before, 00:14:27.157 --> 00:14:30.661 align:center introduced us to a song that he wrote himself in Spanish. 00:14:30.744 --> 00:14:32.079 align:center "Eres Todo Para Mí" 00:14:32.162 --> 00:14:33.372 align:center It's beautiful, Martín. 00:14:33.455 --> 00:14:34.623 align:center So you like it? 00:14:34.707 --> 00:14:37.918 align:center Absolutely. It has soul, feeling, and poetry. 00:14:38.002 --> 00:14:39.211 align:center This is what we're singing. 00:14:39.920 --> 00:14:42.798 align:center What I do for you guys. 00:14:44.258 --> 00:14:48.470 align:center It was amazing that a bully with only a couple of neurons firing 00:14:48.554 --> 00:14:49.847 align:center could be so sensitive. 00:14:50.431 --> 00:14:54.226 align:center From that day on, Salcedo had changed his career aspirations. 00:14:54.768 --> 00:14:58.772 align:center He didn't want to be a teacher anymore. He wanted to be a composer. 00:14:59.273 --> 00:15:02.693 align:center And even if though he wouldn't admit it, he had found his muse. 00:15:05.529 --> 00:15:09.909 align:center While Miss Estela was also blown away by Salcedo's artistic talents, 00:15:10.492 --> 00:15:14.079 align:center we were just as shocked by her radical new look. 00:15:16.498 --> 00:15:18.792 align:center I have to say, I'm truly impressed, 00:15:18.876 --> 00:15:22.588 align:center because I didn't know you had these kinds of literary skills. 00:15:22.671 --> 00:15:24.715 align:center This is beautiful, Salcedo. 00:15:24.798 --> 00:15:25.841 align:center Of course it is. 00:15:25.925 --> 00:15:28.344 align:center Some of the things you taught me have stuck, huh? 00:15:28.427 --> 00:15:29.553 align:center Oh, well, 00:15:30.346 --> 00:15:32.598 align:center I'm feeling so emotional. 00:15:33.098 --> 00:15:34.475 align:center Guys, I have to say, 00:15:34.558 --> 00:15:38.187 align:center I think Martín Salcedo, our new poet laureate, 00:15:38.270 --> 00:15:40.314 align:center deserves a big round of applause. 00:15:40.898 --> 00:15:44.735 align:center Thanks. Thank you very much. Thank you. 00:15:46.236 --> 00:15:49.573 align:center Just talent. What can I say? You can't really teach it, I guess. 00:15:55.954 --> 00:15:58.332 align:center Now it was Arbeláez's turn to shine. 00:15:58.415 --> 00:16:01.168 align:center As a musician's son, and a musician himself, 00:16:01.251 --> 00:16:04.338 align:center he stepped up to lead the choir, and led authoritatively. 00:16:09.009 --> 00:16:12.346 align:center He abandoned the idea of working with computers, 00:16:12.429 --> 00:16:14.556 align:center and made peace with the music in his blood. 00:16:17.476 --> 00:16:20.729 align:center Yes. It's weird. Miss Estela likes to dress differently. 00:16:20.813 --> 00:16:23.732 align:center Ever since I've been in this school, this is the first time I've seen her 00:16:23.816 --> 00:16:25.693 align:center dressed up like a proper lady. 00:16:25.776 --> 00:16:28.028 align:center I kinda liked the other look better. 00:16:28.112 --> 00:16:32.157 align:center So did I. She was b-beautiful. 00:16:32.241 --> 00:16:34.451 align:center Actually, she looked more-- 00:16:36.161 --> 00:16:37.579 align:center Elegant, yeah. 00:16:38.539 --> 00:16:41.834 align:center I think the administration put pressure on her to dress like the other teachers. 00:16:41.917 --> 00:16:42.793 align:center What? 00:16:44.503 --> 00:16:46.547 align:center I heard somewhere that some parents complained 00:16:46.630 --> 00:16:48.173 align:center because she was exposed too much. 00:16:48.257 --> 00:16:49.717 align:center We can't allow that. 00:16:51.343 --> 00:16:54.930 align:center This is invasion of a person's privacy. Of a woman. It's unacceptable. 00:16:55.431 --> 00:16:56.557 align:center We have to protest. 00:16:57.599 --> 00:17:00.227 align:center We have to do something in order to support Professor Estela. 00:17:00.310 --> 00:17:04.189 align:center Yes, but we should make sure that's the reason behind why she has, you know… 00:17:04.648 --> 00:17:07.276 align:center -Why Professor Estela changed. -Agreed. 00:17:07.776 --> 00:17:10.946 align:center If we get ahead of ourselves, we might screw up. 00:17:11.030 --> 00:17:14.241 align:center -Yes. -All right, but we have to investigate. 00:17:14.324 --> 00:17:17.077 align:center And if it's true, I can count on you to protest, right? 00:17:17.161 --> 00:17:18.162 align:center Mm. 00:17:28.297 --> 00:17:30.257 align:center Shooting himself in the foot, 00:17:30.340 --> 00:17:33.302 align:center Arbeláez decided the song needed a solo. 00:17:33.385 --> 00:17:35.971 align:center And that audition put Pabón on the map. 00:17:36.055 --> 00:17:39.391 align:center Who, in spite of his shyness, was the best singer we had. 00:17:40.100 --> 00:17:43.145 align:center That's when he switched from translator to vocalist. 00:17:48.233 --> 00:17:52.321 align:center The choir snapped Eva out of her mysterious depression. 00:17:52.404 --> 00:17:55.407 align:center And this gave us hope that she wouldn't leave. 00:17:55.491 --> 00:17:58.619 align:center But we began to pay a price. The unity of our group. 00:18:00.412 --> 00:18:01.789 align:center I don't know how you feel, 00:18:01.872 --> 00:18:04.208 align:center but I don't think the song really needs a solo. 00:18:05.000 --> 00:18:07.211 align:center Who knows about music here, Granados? You or me? 00:18:07.294 --> 00:18:10.506 align:center You, of course, but I know we agreed on equal participation. 00:18:10.589 --> 00:18:12.841 align:center Don't get mad about it, Granados. Calm yourself. 00:18:12.925 --> 00:18:15.636 align:center It should be a matter of equality. Didn't we all agree? 00:18:15.719 --> 00:18:18.847 align:center Hey! Let me go, let me go. Don't mess with my bag! 00:18:18.931 --> 00:18:21.517 align:center Speaking of equality, you have some explaining to do. 00:18:22.017 --> 00:18:23.227 align:center -What? -Look. 00:18:23.727 --> 00:18:26.814 align:center -What does this mean? -What do you mean? It's a book, bro. 00:18:26.897 --> 00:18:28.649 align:center The book Eva mentioned in class? 00:18:28.732 --> 00:18:30.442 align:center -Yeah, so? -Why do you have it? 00:18:30.526 --> 00:18:33.695 align:center -Because I'm reading it, you jerk. -What for? 00:18:33.779 --> 00:18:36.740 align:center To impress her? Score some points with her? 00:18:36.824 --> 00:18:39.326 align:center Hm, not nice, Granados. That's not fair play. 00:18:39.409 --> 00:18:42.037 align:center -And this traitor speaks of equality. -It has nothing to do with her. 00:18:42.120 --> 00:18:44.540 align:center It's a good book. I enjoy reading it. You guys know that. 00:18:45.040 --> 00:18:47.000 align:center If what you're saying is true, 00:18:47.084 --> 00:18:49.628 align:center I suppose you won't have any problem if we pass it around? 00:18:49.711 --> 00:18:51.880 align:center -No. -Maybe we'll end up liking literature. 00:18:51.964 --> 00:18:53.173 align:center Isn't that right, dudes? 00:18:53.257 --> 00:18:55.926 align:center Of course. I guess we're gonna find out soon, Salcedo. 00:18:59.304 --> 00:19:01.223 align:center There was nothing I could do, 00:19:01.306 --> 00:19:04.309 align:center as the group graduated from porno mags to Joyce. 00:19:06.228 --> 00:19:08.814 align:center A PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST AS A YOUNG MAN 00:19:09.898 --> 00:19:14.653 align:center Salcedo didn't get past the third page when sleep beat him in a knockout. 00:19:35.674 --> 00:19:37.217 align:center Hey. What are you thinking? 00:19:38.677 --> 00:19:42.681 align:center -Ugh. This might as well be in Chinese. -That's what I thought. 00:19:46.143 --> 00:19:50.022 align:center Which means that Granados was trying to get himself closer to Eva, bro. 00:19:53.108 --> 00:19:54.443 align:center We'll see about that, man. 00:19:59.197 --> 00:20:02.284 align:center -Could you really sing on Mother's Day? -Yes. 00:20:02.784 --> 00:20:05.871 align:center It would be special treat for us to perform in front of the whole school. 00:20:05.954 --> 00:20:09.416 align:center But are you actually ready, because Mother's Day is around the corner? 00:20:09.499 --> 00:20:10.459 align:center Yes, of course. 00:20:10.542 --> 00:20:12.461 align:center Yes, Professor. We picked a song out already. 00:20:12.544 --> 00:20:16.089 align:center We've practiced a lot. In fact, we could sing it for you now if you want? 00:20:16.173 --> 00:20:19.134 align:center No, Arbeláez. Not necessary. 00:20:19.217 --> 00:20:21.678 align:center I trust you, and I approve of this plan. 00:20:22.512 --> 00:20:25.474 align:center So then your group will debut on Mother's Day. 00:20:25.557 --> 00:20:28.393 align:center -All right. -Your new look is beautiful, Professor. 00:20:31.355 --> 00:20:34.066 align:center Although the opinions are divided amongst all the boys. 00:20:35.734 --> 00:20:38.195 align:center Is there a reason for the makeover? 00:20:41.531 --> 00:20:43.200 align:center Just wanted to try something new. 00:20:50.374 --> 00:20:52.793 align:center You're everything to me. Okay, so this is… 00:20:52.876 --> 00:20:53.877 align:center Bro, it's your turn. 00:20:55.087 --> 00:20:56.088 align:center You finished it? 00:20:57.047 --> 00:20:59.174 align:center No. But I'm okay with what I read. 00:20:59.716 --> 00:21:02.219 align:center -Take it. -Hm. No, thanks. 00:21:02.302 --> 00:21:04.221 align:center I'll just get a headache. 00:21:04.304 --> 00:21:07.307 align:center No, no, no, wait, wait. Pabón. No, no, Pabón. Pabón. Pabón! 00:21:08.684 --> 00:21:10.352 align:center Pabón thinks he's Nino Bravo. 00:21:11.436 --> 00:21:13.897 align:center And Arbeláez, that asshole, keeps egging him on. 00:21:13.981 --> 00:21:17.025 align:center We should go and talk to him. Tell him we're in the choir too. 00:21:17.109 --> 00:21:18.527 align:center -Yes. -Are you sure? 00:21:19.403 --> 00:21:22.948 align:center Can't you see that the only thing we're doing here is getting in their way? 00:21:23.031 --> 00:21:25.158 align:center It's clear that we're totally bothering everyone. 00:21:25.993 --> 00:21:28.120 align:center You guys really think my solo doesn't work? 00:21:28.203 --> 00:21:29.413 align:center I mean, come on, bro. 00:21:29.913 --> 00:21:33.458 align:center If Salcedo, the composer of the song, says so, well… 00:21:34.084 --> 00:21:38.463 align:center The song needs, um, some more energy. Dynamics. 00:21:38.964 --> 00:21:39.923 align:center Arbeláez was saying-- 00:21:40.007 --> 00:21:42.467 align:center All Arbeláez wants is to embarrass you on Mother's Day, 00:21:42.551 --> 00:21:44.011 align:center to get you out of the way. 00:21:44.094 --> 00:21:45.804 align:center Then he can have the spotlight to himself. 00:21:46.555 --> 00:21:49.141 align:center That man needs to get what he deserves. I'm serious. 00:21:49.850 --> 00:21:53.186 align:center Our rehearsals had at least demonstrated that literature, 00:21:53.270 --> 00:21:55.188 align:center much less Joyce, wasn't for everybody. 00:21:55.272 --> 00:21:56.648 align:center -Take it. -Did you read it? 00:21:56.732 --> 00:21:58.275 align:center Didn't get past page three. 00:21:58.358 --> 00:22:00.110 align:center But what was really serious 00:22:00.193 --> 00:22:03.822 align:center was that the bonds inside the group were getting tense 00:22:03.905 --> 00:22:05.198 align:center and about to explode. 00:22:05.282 --> 00:22:07.326 align:center All right, guys. I've kept my word. 00:22:07.409 --> 00:22:11.830 align:center I've done my homework and discovered all of the possible universities 00:22:11.913 --> 00:22:15.125 align:center where you can study the careers of your dreams. 00:22:15.208 --> 00:22:19.129 align:center All right then, I will begin with Guzmán. 00:22:19.212 --> 00:22:20.547 align:center How about this? 00:22:21.048 --> 00:22:25.969 align:center There's a university in Europe that has a phenomenal program in philosophy. 00:22:26.053 --> 00:22:28.430 align:center They have grants available too. 00:22:30.474 --> 00:22:31.391 align:center Nice one, Guzmán. 00:22:34.144 --> 00:22:38.023 align:center Um, Professor, I don't want to be a philosopher. 00:22:38.106 --> 00:22:39.274 align:center I wanna be a ballerina. 00:22:39.983 --> 00:22:42.110 align:center Oh, what? A girl? 00:22:42.819 --> 00:22:45.489 align:center Silence, please. A ballerina? 00:22:46.073 --> 00:22:49.451 align:center I'll find out something. Some more information. 00:22:49.993 --> 00:22:51.578 align:center All right. Um, Castro. 00:22:53.288 --> 00:22:57.751 align:center At this university, you could pursue a bachelors degree in physical education, 00:22:57.834 --> 00:23:00.379 align:center and combine it with your soccer playing, you know? 00:23:00.462 --> 00:23:03.548 align:center It's soccer, but a higher educational context. Hm? 00:23:03.632 --> 00:23:05.467 align:center Um… No, Professor. 00:23:05.550 --> 00:23:09.179 align:center I've been thinking about it and I don't want to be a soccer player. 00:23:10.722 --> 00:23:13.642 align:center I'd… I'd rather focus on critiquing music. 00:23:15.435 --> 00:23:17.270 align:center Well, I wish you luck with that ear. 00:23:18.397 --> 00:23:21.441 align:center All right, silence, please. Music critic. 00:23:21.525 --> 00:23:22.901 align:center Um, Granados? 00:23:23.568 --> 00:23:24.444 align:center Yes, Professor. 00:23:24.528 --> 00:23:27.239 align:center Are you not interested anymore in being a sports announcer? 00:23:27.322 --> 00:23:29.991 align:center There's an interesting career studying broadcast journalism. 00:23:30.075 --> 00:23:31.409 align:center No. No, Professor. 00:23:31.493 --> 00:23:34.204 align:center Um, I… I've been thinking, 00:23:35.122 --> 00:23:37.374 align:center and I really… I want to write books. 00:23:38.166 --> 00:23:40.585 align:center Is that so? Who are you trying to impress? 00:23:40.669 --> 00:23:43.088 align:center -Ooh. -Hey, why don't you shut up? 00:23:44.756 --> 00:23:45.674 align:center Pabón? 00:23:47.467 --> 00:23:48.427 align:center I… 00:23:48.510 --> 00:23:51.847 align:center N-n-now I'm thinking translator or singer. 00:23:53.014 --> 00:23:57.436 align:center So no more being an astronaut? No? 00:23:58.395 --> 00:23:59.646 align:center No. Not anymore. 00:24:01.064 --> 00:24:02.023 align:center Hey, man. 00:24:02.107 --> 00:24:05.569 align:center "Thi-thi-think that's a better idea, bro? 00:24:06.403 --> 00:24:07.654 align:center Arbeláez. 00:24:07.737 --> 00:24:10.866 align:center Combining music with computer engineering could be very useful, 00:24:10.949 --> 00:24:14.161 align:center as you'd have two careers to choose between then. 00:24:14.244 --> 00:24:17.539 align:center Truth be told, Professor, if you really want to do music… 00:24:19.583 --> 00:24:21.918 align:center you have to give it 100% of your time. 00:24:22.919 --> 00:24:24.087 align:center You're totally right. 00:24:24.671 --> 00:24:27.257 align:center I hope he doesn't end up a drunk, like his papa, no? 00:24:29.593 --> 00:24:31.386 align:center Please, be respectful. 00:24:31.470 --> 00:24:33.138 align:center -Ma'am. -Talk to me. 00:24:33.221 --> 00:24:35.599 align:center I've been thinking about it and, uh… 00:24:35.682 --> 00:24:37.225 align:center And I'd rather be a composer. 00:24:39.269 --> 00:24:40.312 align:center What? 00:24:43.607 --> 00:24:45.317 align:center -Boo. -Will it take long? 00:24:45.400 --> 00:24:46.943 align:center No, we're just singing. 00:24:47.027 --> 00:24:48.612 align:center -I haven't seen you practicing. -Granados. 00:24:48.695 --> 00:24:50.989 align:center Come on, quick. All right. It's time! 00:24:51.072 --> 00:24:52.407 align:center -Let's go. -Get to class. 00:24:52.491 --> 00:24:55.160 align:center The Mother's Day performance had arrived. 00:25:15.472 --> 00:25:17.557 align:center Eva, is your dad not coming? 00:25:18.683 --> 00:25:21.144 align:center He's in Barranquilla with an architect. 00:25:21.895 --> 00:25:23.313 align:center Hold on. Architect? 00:25:23.897 --> 00:25:25.023 align:center Wasn't he an engineer? 00:25:32.948 --> 00:25:33.782 align:center Eva. 00:25:34.616 --> 00:25:35.742 align:center Just pay attention. 00:25:36.534 --> 00:25:41.122 align:center Continuing on, we have a performance from the choir of 10B. 00:25:41.206 --> 00:25:43.917 align:center Today, they will present a beautiful song. 00:25:44.000 --> 00:25:47.420 align:center written, amazingly, by one of our own students. 00:25:47.504 --> 00:25:51.341 align:center Please join me in giving a very special round of applause 00:25:51.424 --> 00:25:54.094 align:center to Martín Salcedo! 00:25:55.345 --> 00:25:56.930 align:center Thank you! Thanks. 00:26:00.267 --> 00:26:02.686 align:center -All right. Let's go. Up, up. -Get up, son. 00:26:11.861 --> 00:26:12.988 align:center HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY 1976 00:26:13.071 --> 00:26:14.364 align:center One, two. 00:26:47.939 --> 00:26:50.025 align:center Hey, asshole, what are you doing? 00:26:52.902 --> 00:26:54.029 align:center What happened? 00:26:55.196 --> 00:26:57.741 align:center What do you mean, bro? It's… It's part of the song. 00:26:57.824 --> 00:26:59.367 align:center No. It's not part of the song. 00:26:59.451 --> 00:27:02.370 align:center -You stupid cheater. What are you doing? -That's not what we rehearsed. 00:27:02.454 --> 00:27:05.790 align:center You're the one playing unfairly, because you, bro, 00:27:05.874 --> 00:27:08.293 align:center have been a motherfucking liar. 00:27:09.919 --> 00:27:12.297 align:center -Who are you calling a liar? -Enough. No fighting here. 00:27:12.380 --> 00:27:16.134 align:center No, no, I want to know who this son of a bitch is calling a liar. Huh? 00:27:17.636 --> 00:27:18.970 align:center You're a son of a bitch, 00:27:19.763 --> 00:27:20.597 align:center little brother. 00:27:20.680 --> 00:27:22.140 align:center And you wanna know something? 00:27:23.141 --> 00:27:26.144 align:center Our dear friend here, Salcedo, he didn't write this song. 00:27:28.772 --> 00:27:31.191 align:center In fact, I heard this song this morning on the radio, 00:27:31.274 --> 00:27:32.859 align:center being sung by a Mexican group. 00:27:48.833 --> 00:27:50.210 align:center You're a snitch, bro! 00:27:50.293 --> 00:27:52.670 align:center -Is that true, Salcedo? -Of course it's true. 00:27:53.171 --> 00:27:54.589 align:center You know why he did it? 00:27:55.715 --> 00:27:57.842 align:center Because Salcedo 00:27:58.677 --> 00:28:00.470 align:center is majorly in love with you, Eva. 00:28:02.430 --> 00:28:03.807 align:center Oh yeah? And you're not? 00:28:04.724 --> 00:28:06.685 align:center Or maybe you're not, Pabón? 00:28:07.686 --> 00:28:09.104 align:center How about you, Arbeláez? 00:28:10.688 --> 00:28:13.650 align:center -Or maybe you're not, Granados? -But at least I didn't lie. 00:28:13.733 --> 00:28:15.902 align:center Oh no? But you had all of us eating up the fantasy 00:28:15.985 --> 00:28:19.239 align:center that you were some kind of a professional musician. 00:28:20.323 --> 00:28:21.908 align:center Isn't that what he had all of us believe? 00:28:23.368 --> 00:28:24.911 align:center -Huh? -We all need to calm down-- 00:28:24.994 --> 00:28:26.246 align:center Shut your mouth, Granados! 00:28:26.329 --> 00:28:27.706 align:center You're so fucking fake, bro. 00:28:27.789 --> 00:28:28.915 align:center -Why? -I agree, bro. 00:28:28.998 --> 00:28:30.834 align:center You, you're such a moron, bro. 00:28:30.917 --> 00:28:32.460 align:center -Talk about two-faced. -I'm not a moron. 00:28:32.544 --> 00:28:36.548 align:center You're signing books out of the library to look like some kind of genius for Eva. 00:28:36.631 --> 00:28:39.175 align:center -I didn't do that for her. -Sure. I bet. 00:28:39.259 --> 00:28:41.970 align:center -You are two-faced, Granados. -Shut the hell up, Pabón. 00:28:42.053 --> 00:28:43.471 align:center You're the fakest of them all. 00:28:43.555 --> 00:28:45.849 align:center You were always sucking up to Arbeláez for a solo, 00:28:45.932 --> 00:28:47.892 align:center then you took advantage of the situation. 00:28:47.976 --> 00:28:49.894 align:center Hey, son! Be bold. 00:28:50.395 --> 00:28:52.689 align:center Gustavo, don't let him talk to you like that. 00:28:52.772 --> 00:28:54.357 align:center You, respect my boy. 00:28:54.858 --> 00:28:57.318 align:center Everyone knows you run around with those porno magazines, 00:28:57.402 --> 00:28:58.695 align:center trying to pervert everybody. 00:29:06.119 --> 00:29:07.454 align:center What did you say, moron? 00:29:08.204 --> 00:29:09.038 align:center Say that again. 00:29:09.873 --> 00:29:10.999 align:center Moron? 00:29:11.082 --> 00:29:13.042 align:center Moron? You're the moron, kid. 00:29:13.126 --> 00:29:16.588 align:center Going steady with your hand and jerking into the porno. You little asshole. 00:29:16.671 --> 00:29:19.591 align:center Please demonstrate a little respect, Mr. Pabón. 00:29:19.674 --> 00:29:22.552 align:center You don't have the moral compass to reprimand my son. 00:29:22.635 --> 00:29:24.429 align:center -You have plenty to hide. -Me? 00:29:24.512 --> 00:29:26.222 align:center Really? And what the hell do you know? 00:29:26.306 --> 00:29:28.141 align:center Your husband is a hypocrite. 00:29:28.224 --> 00:29:32.187 align:center He's talking like a saint right now, but what he fails to mention 00:29:32.270 --> 00:29:34.814 align:center is that he is cheating on you with Professor Estela. 00:29:39.068 --> 00:29:39.903 align:center Leticia. 00:29:40.528 --> 00:29:42.614 align:center No. What are you trying to say to me? Tell me! 00:29:44.365 --> 00:29:46.784 align:center -Henry? -She's insane. 00:29:49.829 --> 00:29:52.248 align:center Why don't you try explaining why you changed your look, 00:29:52.332 --> 00:29:55.168 align:center and why you're in such a good mood these days, Professor? 00:29:58.421 --> 00:29:59.672 align:center Almost out of here. 00:30:03.051 --> 00:30:04.302 align:center I'll talk to my wife. 00:30:06.387 --> 00:30:07.514 align:center I'll confess to her. 00:30:09.641 --> 00:30:12.519 align:center Lady, why don't we relax instead 00:30:12.602 --> 00:30:14.896 align:center and let the kids finish their performance? 00:30:14.979 --> 00:30:17.816 align:center You can dial down that PMS tone. It's not a good look. 00:30:17.899 --> 00:30:19.818 align:center How can you talk that way to my mom? 00:30:19.901 --> 00:30:22.570 align:center I'm gonna give you the beating your father never bothered to give you 00:30:22.654 --> 00:30:24.155 align:center since he's a deadbeat! 00:30:24.239 --> 00:30:25.073 align:center Henry. 00:30:28.076 --> 00:30:29.494 align:center Why are you doing this? 00:30:32.080 --> 00:30:34.666 align:center Why do you deny me in front of everyone here, Henry? 00:30:38.336 --> 00:30:43.341 align:center Huh? You know that I love you and that I have done so many things for you. 00:30:44.676 --> 00:30:46.636 align:center So let me ask you a question. 00:30:47.220 --> 00:30:50.348 align:center Don't you care about what I'm feeling for you in this moment? 00:30:52.267 --> 00:30:56.104 align:center Don't you care about everything I gave you and all the things we've done together? 00:30:56.187 --> 00:30:59.232 align:center I don't know, lady, if you're high on chalk dust or what, 00:30:59.315 --> 00:31:02.277 align:center but there's never been anything between us, woman. Not… Not ever. 00:31:03.570 --> 00:31:04.821 align:center Let's go. 00:31:05.321 --> 00:31:07.323 align:center Henry, you are such a lying bastard! 00:31:08.032 --> 00:31:11.911 align:center Come back here and tell the truth! I can't take it anymore, Henry! 00:31:17.792 --> 00:31:21.713 align:center Mother's Day and the choir's debut ended in disaster. 00:31:21.796 --> 00:31:23.840 align:center It was a unique and tragic moment. 00:31:24.632 --> 00:31:25.842 align:center The one least expected 00:31:25.925 --> 00:31:30.555 align:center for the sad explanation as to why our home room teacher's look had changed. 00:31:35.435 --> 00:31:37.437 align:center You didn't tell me you had it figured out all along. 00:31:37.520 --> 00:31:39.230 align:center No, no, I hadn't figured it out. 00:31:39.314 --> 00:31:41.482 align:center But it seems pretty evident, no? 00:31:44.444 --> 00:31:45.278 align:center And yourself? 00:31:46.112 --> 00:31:47.322 align:center Who, me? 00:31:47.405 --> 00:31:51.284 align:center Castro told me you were reading those books to score some points with me. 00:31:51.367 --> 00:31:54.120 align:center -Is that true? -No. Castro, no… No, no, no. 00:31:54.203 --> 00:31:57.707 align:center Because if it is, you know, I would think that's pretty cute. 00:31:57.790 --> 00:32:00.335 align:center Yeah? 00:32:04.130 --> 00:32:06.633 align:center But I did tell you guys you have no chance with me. 00:32:07.258 --> 00:32:10.428 align:center Because I see you all as my little brothers. Nothing more. 00:32:11.012 --> 00:32:12.847 align:center -That okay? -Yes, obviously. I know. 00:32:13.348 --> 00:32:17.310 align:center Well, the book was mostly out of curiosity about what you said in class. 00:32:17.393 --> 00:32:21.689 align:center So I got it from the library and I liked the lecture, so… 00:32:21.773 --> 00:32:23.358 align:center So that's why you want to be a writer? 00:32:24.275 --> 00:32:25.568 align:center Mm-hm. Yeah. Pretty much. 00:32:26.444 --> 00:32:27.904 align:center Why didn't you tell me anything? 00:32:28.905 --> 00:32:30.740 align:center Well, I don't know, because… 00:32:32.200 --> 00:32:34.035 align:center Why are your parents here? 00:32:34.118 --> 00:32:37.789 align:center They called an emergency PTA meeting over the issue with Miss Estela. 00:32:38.831 --> 00:32:40.583 align:center -Really? -Yes. 00:32:40.667 --> 00:32:42.377 align:center We have to keep an eye on that meeting, 00:32:42.460 --> 00:32:45.630 align:center because they're cooking up some injustice and we can't let them get away with it. 00:32:46.422 --> 00:32:47.256 align:center Yeah. 00:32:50.635 --> 00:32:53.471 align:center I also don't completely understand what happened. 00:32:53.554 --> 00:32:54.555 align:center Yes, Mr. Granados? 00:32:54.639 --> 00:32:58.643 align:center Thanks, Dr. Alicia. I would like to submit another item for the agenda if possible. 00:32:58.726 --> 00:33:01.437 align:center Mr. Granados, this is an emergency meeting. 00:33:01.521 --> 00:33:05.191 align:center Sure. Of course. I know. I understand it's extraordinary, Doctor. 00:33:05.274 --> 00:33:09.696 align:center The facts that we have established here between the students from classroom 10B 00:33:09.779 --> 00:33:12.407 align:center and Miss Estela Malagón on Mother's Day. 00:33:13.241 --> 00:33:17.328 align:center Hold on a second. The point I want to discuss is related to this day. 00:33:17.412 --> 00:33:20.039 align:center -All right, we're listening. -Thank you, Doctor. 00:33:20.623 --> 00:33:24.252 align:center I would like us to talk about the books the school is allowing the kids to read. 00:33:24.752 --> 00:33:26.546 align:center I'm sorry, but I don't follow. 00:33:26.629 --> 00:33:30.508 align:center The books are strange, Doctor. They confuse young minds. 00:33:30.591 --> 00:33:32.093 align:center We have to put a stop to it. 00:33:32.176 --> 00:33:35.763 align:center I'm sure what they're reading has to do with what happened on Mother's Day. 00:33:35.847 --> 00:33:38.474 align:center So, I ask you, what is this administration going to-- 00:33:38.558 --> 00:33:41.477 align:center I completely disagree with including this item on today's agenda. 00:33:41.561 --> 00:33:42.729 align:center This is not right. 00:33:43.479 --> 00:33:46.399 align:center We're gonna start censoring what our children read and say? 00:33:47.024 --> 00:33:50.486 align:center That's not right. The school's job is to open the students' minds. 00:33:50.570 --> 00:33:55.283 align:center Not hide them in a cave. Ignorant. Lost in the Dark Ages. 00:33:55.366 --> 00:33:58.619 align:center No, Doctor. No. I will not stand for that, Doctor. 00:34:05.293 --> 00:34:06.753 align:center Is the meeting really over already? 00:34:13.009 --> 00:34:16.345 align:center It wasn't hard to imagine what had happened in that room. 00:34:16.429 --> 00:34:18.306 align:center But based on how my parents left, 00:34:18.389 --> 00:34:22.643 align:center it was clear that, in my mother's absence, the meeting ended up hurting Miss Estela. 00:34:25.396 --> 00:34:29.067 align:center It's unbelievable that such an important day as Mother's Day 00:34:29.150 --> 00:34:31.027 align:center became what it ended up becoming. 00:34:31.652 --> 00:34:34.113 align:center You are a disgrace to this institution. 00:34:34.697 --> 00:34:37.742 align:center And since it's clear that you need a stronger hand, 00:34:37.825 --> 00:34:42.205 align:center effective immediately, I will be your new home room teacher. 00:34:42.288 --> 00:34:45.541 align:center Mm-hm. And I won't take my eyes off you. 00:34:47.168 --> 00:34:49.420 align:center -Miss Samper? -Where is Professor Estela? 00:34:50.379 --> 00:34:53.132 align:center Professor Estela's retired from this institution. 00:34:54.175 --> 00:34:55.134 align:center Wait, but why? 00:34:56.052 --> 00:34:59.013 align:center Because the PTA and their families consider it quite 00:34:59.931 --> 00:35:02.433 align:center inconvenient to have a person on our staff 00:35:02.517 --> 00:35:05.353 align:center with those reproachable moral behaviors and values. 00:35:05.436 --> 00:35:08.981 align:center But honestly, all she did was fall for Mr. Pabón. 00:35:09.607 --> 00:35:11.275 align:center That's not a crime or a sin. 00:35:11.943 --> 00:35:15.947 align:center -Mr. Pabón is a married man. -He told her he would get a separation. 00:35:16.030 --> 00:35:20.326 align:center Honestly, now, Miss Samper, I don't think this is the place for this conversation. 00:35:20.409 --> 00:35:22.453 align:center My name is not Miss Samper. My name is Eva. 00:35:22.537 --> 00:35:25.832 align:center And I think this is the perfect place to have this conversation. 00:35:29.794 --> 00:35:32.088 align:center While I catch up with what you were doing-- 00:35:32.171 --> 00:35:34.298 align:center Are you going to ignore me, Doctor? 00:35:34.924 --> 00:35:37.176 align:center Did you forget to whom you're talking to? 00:35:37.260 --> 00:35:41.347 align:center No. I simply want an answer about why was Professor Estela let go? 00:35:41.973 --> 00:35:43.057 align:center I already told you. 00:35:43.141 --> 00:35:45.101 align:center Yes, but that wasn't very convincing to me. 00:35:45.601 --> 00:35:49.272 align:center Or are you also going to be punishing Mr. Pabón? Sorry, Gustavo. 00:35:49.355 --> 00:35:51.774 align:center Mr. Pabón is not part of this institution. 00:35:51.858 --> 00:35:54.360 align:center Oh, so the problem isn't what happened, 00:35:54.443 --> 00:35:56.821 align:center but the fact that Professor Estela is part of the school. 00:35:57.321 --> 00:35:59.615 align:center In a way, yes, that's correct. 00:35:59.699 --> 00:36:03.953 align:center But she didn't do it inside the school, nor with anybody in the school. 00:36:04.036 --> 00:36:05.663 align:center She did it outside of your purview. 00:36:05.746 --> 00:36:06.747 align:center Or do you have the right 00:36:06.831 --> 00:36:10.001 align:center to invade the privacy of your employees while they're not on school premises? 00:36:10.585 --> 00:36:13.045 align:center The school's regulations are really quite comprehensive-- 00:36:13.129 --> 00:36:15.256 align:center Yes, I know the regulations, thoroughly. 00:36:15.339 --> 00:36:17.717 align:center They have nothing to say about what happened. 00:36:17.800 --> 00:36:21.470 align:center Okay, Miss Samper, please come with me to the principal's office. 00:36:21.554 --> 00:36:24.515 align:center Again, my name is not Miss Samper. It's Eva. 00:36:25.224 --> 00:36:26.934 align:center And sure, I'll accompany you. 00:36:27.935 --> 00:36:31.981 align:center At that moment, I thought that, even if she was unaware of it, 00:36:32.064 --> 00:36:34.859 align:center in the future, Eva could become a great lawyer. 00:36:35.735 --> 00:36:38.321 align:center "You made me confess the fears that I have, 00:36:38.404 --> 00:36:40.823 align:center but I will tell you also what I do not fear." 00:36:40.907 --> 00:36:43.784 align:center "I do not fear to be alone, or to be spurned for another, 00:36:43.868 --> 00:36:45.536 align:center or to leave whatever I have to leave." 00:36:46.037 --> 00:36:48.080 align:center "I'm not afraid to make a mistake." 00:36:48.831 --> 00:36:50.041 align:center "Even a giant mistake." 00:36:50.541 --> 00:36:53.461 align:center "A lifelong mistake. And perhaps as long as eternity too." 00:36:54.086 --> 00:36:55.755 align:center -"As long as eternity--" -Nothing? 00:36:56.589 --> 00:36:58.090 align:center Nothing. She's still in there. 00:36:58.591 --> 00:37:01.761 align:center -Expelled? -It's all the same. She wants to leave. 00:37:02.762 --> 00:37:04.180 align:center So? Did you talk to her? 00:37:04.805 --> 00:37:05.640 align:center Hm. 00:37:06.182 --> 00:37:07.141 align:center I have news for you. 00:37:07.642 --> 00:37:08.976 align:center You might be interested. 00:37:10.061 --> 00:37:13.022 align:center She loves us like her little brothers, Salcedo. 00:37:13.940 --> 00:37:16.234 align:center So all this fuss was for absolutely nothing. 00:37:19.987 --> 00:37:21.948 align:center I feel bad for you. 00:37:22.865 --> 00:37:24.700 align:center I did all I could to help you out. 00:37:25.993 --> 00:37:26.827 align:center Thanks. 00:37:27.745 --> 00:37:30.706 align:center It serves as a life experience, and now our eyes are open. 00:37:32.166 --> 00:37:35.211 align:center Eva seemed like the coolest, but she's still a complicated chick. 00:37:37.296 --> 00:37:39.257 align:center Good riddance. Right? 00:37:50.309 --> 00:37:52.228 align:center -Hey. -Hey. Here. 00:37:52.728 --> 00:37:54.647 align:center -Thanks. -So how'd it go? 00:37:55.314 --> 00:37:56.482 align:center As I expected. 00:37:57.525 --> 00:37:58.776 align:center And Miss Estela? 00:37:59.694 --> 00:38:02.947 align:center Guess it's what they want. It's all about enforcing the regulations. 00:38:03.823 --> 00:38:05.574 align:center Do you really know all the regulations? 00:38:05.658 --> 00:38:08.995 align:center No. But I do know the ones from the school I got kicked out of last time, 00:38:09.078 --> 00:38:10.788 align:center and they pretty much all say the same thing. 00:38:10.871 --> 00:38:12.123 align:center Oh. 00:38:12.999 --> 00:38:15.209 align:center Camilo, we can't just sit back and do nothing about this. 00:38:15.293 --> 00:38:16.669 align:center So what can we do? 00:38:17.420 --> 00:38:20.589 align:center I won't leave this school until we help make things better for Professor Estela. 00:38:21.215 --> 00:38:22.091 align:center I have an idea. 00:38:22.675 --> 00:38:24.552 align:center It's a little risky, and we'll bet it all. 00:38:24.635 --> 00:38:27.471 align:center It's the only path I see, If I'm being completely honest. 00:38:28.139 --> 00:38:31.058 align:center Eva's decision was already a victory. 00:38:31.142 --> 00:38:33.894 align:center But an extremely dangerous victory, 00:38:33.978 --> 00:38:38.482 align:center because what was about to happen would change our lives forever. ofessor Estela.