WEBVTT 00:06.047 --> 00:08.299 This is what you get for not doing things on the up and up. 00:08.383 --> 00:11.302 Don't be a drag. This has nothing to do with that article. 00:11.803 --> 00:14.764 Buddy, it's obvious. If you hadn't kicked the hornets' nest 00:14.848 --> 00:17.809 and put a spotlight on Professor Estela, none of this would've happened. 00:17.892 --> 00:19.477 So now it's all our fault? 00:19.561 --> 00:21.730 Actually, it is. It's partly your fault. 00:21.813 --> 00:23.565 Why don't we leave the fighting for later? 00:23.648 --> 00:26.026 Right now, we should be checking on Mr. Pabón. 00:26.109 --> 00:26.943 Asshole. 00:27.569 --> 00:29.612 Hey, dumbass. This is for adults. 00:30.155 --> 00:31.406 No, this is for everyone. 00:33.658 --> 00:34.826 You're on my shit list. 00:35.368 --> 00:38.329 Driving to the hospital, the arguing continued. 00:38.830 --> 00:42.125 Eva was sure that things weren't what they seemed at first glance, 00:42.208 --> 00:44.210 and she kept defending Professor Estela. 00:44.794 --> 00:45.712 But it's not my fault. 00:45.795 --> 00:48.131 The rest of the group, except for Arbeláez, 00:48.214 --> 00:49.257 teamed up against us 00:49.340 --> 00:52.427 and accused us of lying and being responsible for the tragedy. 00:54.304 --> 00:55.722 Being accused along with Eva 00:55.805 --> 00:58.683 made me feel more committed to her than ever before. 01:02.145 --> 01:03.521 Hey, bro, how's he doing? 01:05.857 --> 01:08.234 -I guess he-- -What the hell are you doing here? Huh? 01:08.318 --> 01:11.696 -I understand what-- -No, you have no idea. Not the slightest. 01:11.780 --> 01:14.616 You're just a spoiled little brat who's proved irresponsible. 01:14.699 --> 01:16.326 -Mom. -Leave me alone, Gustavo. 01:16.409 --> 01:18.703 You're the reason for everything that's happening. 01:19.204 --> 01:22.415 I'm glad you're leaving this school and will be out of these kids' lives. 01:22.499 --> 01:23.625 You're a bad influence. 01:23.708 --> 01:27.378 -Mrs. Pabón, if you'd let me explain-- -Get out of here. Now! Just get out! 01:30.924 --> 01:33.968 -Oh, you disappoint me, Granados. -What? 01:34.052 --> 01:35.136 -Please, Mom. -Not now. 01:35.220 --> 01:36.346 You were Gustavo's friend? 01:36.429 --> 01:39.641 Yes, I am, but this is a crime. She's not responsible for everything. 01:39.724 --> 01:42.727 -Yelling at her won't solve anything. -So you're defending her? 01:42.811 --> 01:44.562 I'm just trying to be fair. 01:44.646 --> 01:46.314 Oh, yeah. Right. Sure you are. 01:52.737 --> 01:54.989 Hey, bro. How's your dad? 01:55.990 --> 01:58.076 -He's tough. -He's gonna make it, all right? 02:00.036 --> 02:03.540 EVA LASTING 02:57.093 --> 03:00.889 THE SCARLET LETTER EPISODE 5 03:00.972 --> 03:02.348 We should go, right? 03:03.266 --> 03:04.309 I'd prefer to wait. 03:09.147 --> 03:10.899 Thanks for staying with me, Camilo. 03:11.608 --> 03:13.651 -Great. You're still here. -So? 03:13.735 --> 03:14.861 Any news on Mr. Pabón? 03:14.944 --> 03:17.030 He's stable. He's wounded, but everything's fine. 03:17.113 --> 03:20.283 -And Gustavo? -Much more calm now. Also more relaxed. 03:20.366 --> 03:23.369 And I think he doesn't really agree with anything his mom said. 03:23.453 --> 03:25.246 But you know Pabón. He's scared shitless. 03:25.330 --> 03:26.748 So do you know what happened? 03:26.831 --> 03:28.208 Well, the man's story is 03:28.291 --> 03:31.210 Professor Estela found him in Lover's Park 03:31.294 --> 03:32.795 and, well, she shot him. 03:39.177 --> 03:43.389 How did the school allow that woman into a classroom to teach kids? Huh? 03:43.473 --> 03:46.017 Don't they know how to do a background check? 03:46.100 --> 03:48.937 The fact that this happened, that she went to this extreme, 03:49.020 --> 03:50.939 can really only mean one thing. 03:51.022 --> 03:53.691 That Miss Estela really had a relationship with Mr. Pabón. 03:53.775 --> 03:55.902 -She's a psychopath. -No. 03:55.985 --> 03:58.571 Just a woman who became desperate. 03:58.655 --> 04:01.115 I always thought she was a lovely person. 04:01.199 --> 04:03.576 -And an excellent teacher. Didn't you? -Yeah. 04:03.660 --> 04:06.412 I knew there was always something off about her. 04:06.496 --> 04:08.498 It was the way she dressed. Very promiscuous. 04:08.581 --> 04:10.833 Now you're judging people based on what they look like? 04:10.917 --> 04:13.503 My dad used to say it's not enough for Caesar's wife to be virtuous. 04:13.586 --> 04:16.172 She must be seen as virtuous. Keep that in mind, kid. 04:16.255 --> 04:17.131 Oh. 04:17.215 --> 04:19.425 That's a load of sexist nonsense. 04:19.509 --> 04:21.010 Sexist nonsense. 04:21.094 --> 04:22.470 -Excuse me. -Why would you say that? 04:22.553 --> 04:24.973 -Caesar's wife? -Are you saying my dad was sexist? 04:25.056 --> 04:27.100 -Hello? -I spoke to Mr. Mallarino. 04:27.183 --> 04:28.601 The man from the newspaper. 04:28.685 --> 04:31.312 He got us a pass to see Miss Estela tomorrow at the jail. 04:31.396 --> 04:32.438 What time? 04:32.522 --> 04:33.773 Early in the morning. 04:34.983 --> 04:38.152 Man, I'm not so sure it's a good idea right now. 04:38.236 --> 04:40.530 We'd have to skip first period, right? 04:40.613 --> 04:43.157 We don't even know if we're suspended or not. I mean… 04:43.241 --> 04:46.077 And I don't buy that Miss Estela went looking for Mr. Pabón at the park 04:46.160 --> 04:48.037 and shot him because she's crazy… 04:48.121 --> 04:49.539 It… It doesn't make sense. 04:50.164 --> 04:52.625 -Will you come with me? -Okay, all right. I'm in. 04:52.709 --> 04:54.711 I might wear a mini skirt to class. 04:54.794 --> 04:56.254 No way. I forbid it. 04:56.337 --> 04:58.089 Too bad you're not Caesar. 04:58.840 --> 05:01.509 -All right, Mr. Guzmán? -Morning. 05:01.592 --> 05:03.845 Okay. Mr. Granados? 05:04.929 --> 05:05.805 No? 05:06.806 --> 05:07.724 Miss Samper? 05:08.850 --> 05:09.684 No? No? 05:10.893 --> 05:11.769 Mr. Pabón? 05:12.395 --> 05:13.354 And these guys? 05:13.855 --> 05:15.815 -Huh? -Where did they go? 05:16.524 --> 05:18.234 -What? -Camilo and Eva. 05:18.318 --> 05:21.279 -Didn't they lift their suspension? -Quit mumbling, Salcedo. 05:21.904 --> 05:23.906 I was thinking precisely the same thing. 05:24.574 --> 05:26.909 But they're the mystery couple of the hour, so… 05:27.869 --> 05:30.496 What are they up to? Ah, who knows? 05:30.580 --> 05:31.456 Oh, well, I know. 05:32.290 --> 05:34.834 Getting into trouble. I can guarantee it, brother. 05:35.376 --> 05:36.878 WOMEN'S JAIL "DIVINE MERCY" 05:36.961 --> 05:39.505 Besides us, there was really nobody else. 05:39.589 --> 05:42.842 No familiar faces, not a blood relative, nor a single friend 05:42.925 --> 05:44.677 had come to visit Professor Estela. 05:45.261 --> 05:47.930 I understood that she was a solitary person, 05:48.014 --> 05:50.475 and her students made up her whole world. 05:54.395 --> 05:59.108 So seeing our muse in those conditions was a new learning experience for me. 05:59.192 --> 06:00.068 Hello. 06:00.985 --> 06:05.114 Now I also understood that love can lead you to tragedy. 06:05.198 --> 06:09.202 No. I'm sure that everything Henry said is… Is not the truth. 06:10.078 --> 06:11.371 And what is the truth? 06:12.455 --> 06:14.707 He asked me to meet him at the park, 06:15.375 --> 06:17.043 in a remote location. 06:17.877 --> 06:19.337 We argued. 06:19.420 --> 06:21.798 And he got a little bit 06:22.673 --> 06:24.550 violent, and so then I… 06:25.093 --> 06:27.929 I took out my gun and shot him. 06:28.638 --> 06:29.555 But why 06:30.390 --> 06:31.724 did you have a gun on you? 06:45.488 --> 06:46.781 The thing is that… 06:50.660 --> 06:53.454 sometimes, Henry would become violent. 06:56.624 --> 06:57.583 He would beat you? 07:00.128 --> 07:01.003 Yes. 07:02.046 --> 07:03.923 Sometimes he would beat me. 07:05.883 --> 07:07.051 So, I… 07:07.760 --> 07:09.095 So I brought… 07:10.012 --> 07:10.847 …a handgun 07:11.722 --> 07:14.350 to protect myself in case he hit me again. 07:15.560 --> 07:16.686 And I'm glad I did. 07:19.730 --> 07:21.649 Because if I hadn't, um, 07:22.984 --> 07:25.945 I probably wouldn't be here to even tell you this story. 07:31.534 --> 07:33.161 She acted in self-defense. 07:34.162 --> 07:36.247 Well… that's her story. 07:37.748 --> 07:38.583 I believe her. 07:39.625 --> 07:40.626 Do you? 07:40.710 --> 07:42.795 I don't know. Everything doesn't add up. 07:42.879 --> 07:43.880 What doesn't? 07:44.380 --> 07:47.592 You don't think it's strange that Professor Estela took a gun with her? 07:47.675 --> 07:48.926 No. I have one at home. 07:49.510 --> 07:50.511 My dad has one. 07:50.595 --> 07:53.181 This city's dangerous and she needed to feel secure. 07:57.560 --> 08:00.313 Also, if the guy beat her, why'd she stay with him? 08:01.564 --> 08:02.648 Fear of loneliness. 08:03.399 --> 08:04.525 Or he manipulated her. 08:05.276 --> 08:07.987 There are thousands of reasons why women take violence 08:08.070 --> 08:10.239 and that doesn't mean they deserve it. 08:12.450 --> 08:16.621 The way in which Eva spoke and took on Professor Estela's cause 08:16.704 --> 08:18.206 sounded strange to me. 08:19.081 --> 08:23.377 Perhaps there was more at play than maintaining feminist solidarity. 08:26.005 --> 08:29.967 For your mid-term evaluation, each of you will do a presentation 08:30.051 --> 08:32.637 on a book by an author of the Spanish Golden Age. 08:32.720 --> 08:35.348 -Hi, Professor. Sorry. -Sorry, we're late, Dr. Alicia. 08:35.431 --> 08:37.850 -You're late. It's almost lunch. -Sorry. 08:38.351 --> 08:40.978 We weren't sure if we were still suspended or not. 08:41.062 --> 08:43.731 -And we were attending to an emergency. -Uh-huh. 08:43.814 --> 08:46.859 With Professor Estela, we were studying authors in the Boom of Latin America. 08:47.443 --> 08:49.445 Now that you're here, I'll say this. 08:49.529 --> 08:52.740 There will be substantial changes to the curriculum for the rest of this year. 08:52.823 --> 08:53.824 Why? 08:53.908 --> 08:56.869 Because the authors of the Boom are critical of the society we live in? 08:56.953 --> 08:58.120 Is that also forbidden? 08:58.788 --> 09:00.540 -Listen, Miss Samper-- -Uh… 09:01.874 --> 09:02.750 Guzmán. 09:02.833 --> 09:04.126 Thank you, Dr. Alicia. 09:04.210 --> 09:07.463 Um, what I want to say is that a critique of society 09:07.547 --> 09:11.092 might seem more interesting if we compare the past with the present. 09:11.175 --> 09:13.844 Wow, the wizard has spoken. 09:13.928 --> 09:16.055 Quiet down. Quiet! 09:16.138 --> 09:17.807 Continue, if you please. 09:17.890 --> 09:20.726 I was referring to the authors of the Spanish Golden Age 09:20.810 --> 09:22.603 who questioned the times they lived in, 09:22.687 --> 09:26.232 which fundamentally aren't really so different from ours, right? 09:26.857 --> 09:29.318 Does that adequately address your concerns, Miss Samper? 09:29.402 --> 09:33.364 Eva. And, yes, it's a good point. But why the Golden Age? 09:33.447 --> 09:36.033 If we're gonna study how classic literature relates to today, 09:36.117 --> 09:38.494 there are way more interesting eras and authors. 09:39.203 --> 09:40.579 And your suggestion? 09:40.663 --> 09:45.084 Yes, ma'am. Nathaniel Hawthorne. An American author from the 18th century 09:45.167 --> 09:48.546 who wrote a most excellent and timeless novel called The Scarlet Letter. 09:49.630 --> 09:50.464 Well… 09:52.592 --> 09:54.093 how about we do the following? 09:56.846 --> 09:57.805 Mr. Guzmán 09:58.931 --> 10:01.767 will read that book, The Scarlet Letter. 10:02.602 --> 10:03.477 And you 10:04.145 --> 10:07.732 will be reading a book from an author written during the Spanish Golden Age. 10:08.858 --> 10:10.943 You'll both present in front of the class 10:11.485 --> 10:15.239 and I'm sure you'll give us new perspectives on these two authors. 10:16.365 --> 10:19.910 Turn to page 86, where we'll begin the Spanish Golden Age. 10:19.994 --> 10:23.914 Eva always seemed to have the right book for the right time. 10:24.415 --> 10:26.125 But, on this occasion, 10:26.208 --> 10:30.254 her recommendation hadn't been a spur of the moment inspiration, 10:30.338 --> 10:34.300 but rather a premeditated choice related to Professor Estela's issue. 10:36.218 --> 10:37.219 Hey. Hey. 10:37.720 --> 10:39.388 What did I tell you, little bitch? 10:39.472 --> 10:41.974 You want to participate in class, you gotta ask me first. 10:42.058 --> 10:45.770 Yeah, bro, you don't think, do you? That's why shit happens to you. 10:45.853 --> 10:48.439 The teacher asked a question. I didn't do anything! 10:48.522 --> 10:49.815 That's such bullshit. 10:49.899 --> 10:52.443 You're such a kiss-ass that you couldn't help raising your hand 10:52.526 --> 10:54.528 even when nobody asked you to, right? 10:55.154 --> 10:58.908 Oh, man, what'll we do with you? What'll we do with you? You never learn. 10:59.408 --> 11:00.910 Time to pay. 11:00.993 --> 11:01.869 What are you doing? 11:01.952 --> 11:03.537 Teaching this dork to respect you. 11:03.621 --> 11:06.916 You don't say. And since when are you my protector, huh? 11:06.999 --> 11:07.833 Let him go. 11:08.417 --> 11:09.669 -Let me go! -Hell, no. 11:10.169 --> 11:13.547 If you really want to impress me, you'll let him go. Right now. 11:13.631 --> 11:15.966 Let me go! Let me go! 11:17.259 --> 11:18.886 Okay then. That's enough. 11:20.638 --> 11:23.057 I liked what you said in class. You are right. 11:24.100 --> 11:25.434 -Thanks, I… -Mm-hm. 11:28.437 --> 11:31.065 But I don't get it. This jerk-off disrespected you. 11:31.148 --> 11:33.484 No. He simply said what he thought was the truth. 11:33.567 --> 11:34.694 Even if he contradicted you? 11:34.777 --> 11:36.695 If it tracks with the argument, it's fine. 11:37.988 --> 11:41.450 And next time you want to beat up Guzmán, don't use me as an excuse. 11:41.534 --> 11:43.744 I disagree with people taking advantage of the weak 11:43.828 --> 11:46.997 and I don't think you really care whether or not I'm being disrespected. 11:48.541 --> 11:49.875 All because I gave a shit. 11:50.501 --> 11:54.130 No, you take advantage of the situation. I say that with love, despite everything. 11:55.297 --> 11:57.550 -Hey, man, shut up! -Back off! Jerk, back off! 11:57.633 --> 11:58.676 Samper! 12:00.302 --> 12:02.513 I need to see you in my office with Granados. 12:02.596 --> 12:05.433 Of course, Professor. We'll be right with you. 12:07.184 --> 12:08.519 They're gonna kick us out. 12:11.147 --> 12:14.024 See that, Salcedo? Did I or did I not call it? 12:14.108 --> 12:15.067 They're so screwed. 12:15.151 --> 12:18.529 Did it occur to you that missing class will only make your situation worse? 12:19.113 --> 12:21.824 Don't tell me you weren't sure if you were suspended or not. 12:21.907 --> 12:24.577 In that case, you wouldn't come to school at all. 12:25.161 --> 12:27.329 We were visiting Professor Estela in prison. 12:29.206 --> 12:31.041 We really had to do it, Doctor. 12:32.710 --> 12:34.462 We spoke with her, and it's pretty evident 12:34.545 --> 12:37.590 that Mr. Pabón was dishonest and lied about everything that happened. 12:37.673 --> 12:41.051 With everything going on, I haven't had the opportunity to tell you 12:41.135 --> 12:45.139 about the condition on which the school will be lifting your suspension. 12:45.639 --> 12:47.016 What do you need us to do? 12:47.641 --> 12:49.810 Precisely to go and talk to Mr. Pabón. 12:51.228 --> 12:53.022 And you will objectively listen 12:53.731 --> 12:54.982 to his side of the story. 12:55.608 --> 12:58.736 Then you will write an essay where you compare both points of view. 12:59.236 --> 13:02.948 From this experience, you will make an objective conclusion. 13:03.949 --> 13:06.243 So instead of your suspension, you will have an opportunity. 13:06.327 --> 13:08.913 Right. Because I'm really not so sure. 13:09.497 --> 13:12.166 Not everything, Miss Samper, is as it first appears. 13:13.125 --> 13:17.171 But I do think it would help you two to open up to other points of view 13:17.254 --> 13:18.672 and other perspectives. 13:18.756 --> 13:21.217 I just did this with you back in class. 13:21.842 --> 13:25.262 So you can see I'm not asking you to do anything I'm not willing to do myself. 13:26.180 --> 13:29.975 I already spoke with Pabón's parents and they've agreed to host you. 13:31.310 --> 13:32.686 Right now, at the hospital. 13:35.397 --> 13:38.192 Like all marriages, we've had our problems. 13:40.319 --> 13:42.363 I've always had respect for my family. 13:43.697 --> 13:46.742 I've sacrificed everything just so they can have what they need. 13:49.328 --> 13:50.788 I've even been to jail 13:51.872 --> 13:54.375 to provide my family food and shelter. 13:55.042 --> 13:57.253 Uh, why exactly were you incarcerated? 13:57.920 --> 13:59.880 For fraud and for theft. 13:59.964 --> 14:01.131 Who'd you defraud? 14:03.425 --> 14:04.468 What is this? 14:06.220 --> 14:09.807 A stupid homework assignment for class or are you playing cops now? 14:09.890 --> 14:10.933 Is this an interrogation? 14:11.016 --> 14:11.976 No, no, no, sir. 14:12.059 --> 14:16.605 The thing is it's likely we will present this homework in front of our class, 14:16.689 --> 14:19.733 and they will probably have a lot of questions about this interview. 14:21.235 --> 14:23.487 I worked as a trader in San Andresito. 14:24.947 --> 14:25.990 With a partner. 14:28.534 --> 14:30.202 We got merchandise from China, 14:30.286 --> 14:33.539 and when the merchandise arrived, I kept it and sold it on my own. 14:34.582 --> 14:36.250 He called the police. 14:37.334 --> 14:40.004 That's the story and I don't wanna talk about it. 14:43.465 --> 14:46.427 So what was your relationship with Professor Estela Malagón? 14:49.054 --> 14:49.889 Nothing. 14:51.181 --> 14:53.601 Why would a family man have an affair with his son's teacher? 14:53.684 --> 14:55.352 So why do you think she shot you? 14:57.104 --> 14:59.064 Because she's a mentally-ill woman. 15:04.737 --> 15:05.571 He's lying. 15:06.238 --> 15:07.239 How are you so sure? 15:07.865 --> 15:08.741 You believe him? 15:09.241 --> 15:10.993 Well, yes, he seemed honest. 15:11.869 --> 15:13.454 In these cases, there's only one truth, 15:13.537 --> 15:16.874 and if you believe that man, you think Professor Estela is lying. 15:16.957 --> 15:20.210 No, no, no. I… I'm just trying to be, uh, objective. 15:20.294 --> 15:24.048 Oh, Camilo, I'm getting fed up with this objectivity bit. It's all bullshit. 15:24.590 --> 15:28.594 The whole thing seems to be clear-cut, but, okay, let's look at this objectively. 15:28.677 --> 15:31.847 They had us talk to a manipulative jerk to write an essay that's good for nothing. 15:31.930 --> 15:32.848 You think that matters? 15:33.432 --> 15:37.353 No, look, if you could only imagine for a minute that perhaps you got this wrong? 15:37.436 --> 15:39.313 Okay. 15:39.813 --> 15:41.899 Yes, okay. I see that you've taken sides. 15:41.982 --> 15:44.151 Like every man who wants to wash his hands of the matter. 15:44.234 --> 15:46.654 I don't. That's not… Want to know what's really the problem? 15:46.737 --> 15:48.781 That you, like all women, are ridiculously stubborn. 15:48.864 --> 15:49.865 -Seriously? -Yes. 15:49.949 --> 15:52.743 No, that's not right. Okay? I'm confident. Not stubborn. 15:52.826 --> 15:55.954 I speak what I feel. But for a man, that's probably beyond your comprehension. 15:58.832 --> 16:01.168 -You know what has always bothered me? -What? 16:01.251 --> 16:04.880 You seem to think you're better than us and look at us like we're Neanderthals. 16:04.964 --> 16:07.967 I don't know. At the end of the day, Dr. Alicia's right. 16:08.050 --> 16:10.969 You're just an egocentric and spoiled girl, whatever that really means. 16:11.053 --> 16:13.305 If that's your opinion, we have nothing more to talk about. 16:13.389 --> 16:15.724 -I guess not. -I'm gonna tell you another thing. 16:16.308 --> 16:19.687 Gustavo and his mother were way too scared to contradict anything Henry was saying. 16:19.770 --> 16:23.190 Couldn't you tell? Why do you think they were acting like that? Hm? 16:25.275 --> 16:30.239 And at San Andresito, all of the merchandise sold is illegal contraband. 16:30.739 --> 16:33.283 That way, if anything they sell happens to get lost, 16:33.367 --> 16:35.369 there's no way to find out who sold the merchandise. 16:35.452 --> 16:37.746 And I know I seem stubborn and pushy, 16:37.830 --> 16:40.457 but I will give you the greatest advice of your life. 16:40.541 --> 16:42.543 If you want to be a good journalist, 16:42.626 --> 16:45.713 you will need to learn to ask the right questions and to really listen. 16:45.796 --> 16:48.966 To listen and observe the reactions from everyone around you. 16:51.969 --> 16:55.389 Normalized cultural prejudices had crept in. 16:55.889 --> 16:59.101 That all men try to wash our hands of troublesome women. 16:59.727 --> 17:01.478 That all women are stubborn. 17:02.062 --> 17:04.523 Stupid things that, to this day, 17:04.606 --> 17:06.108 haven't been overcome. 17:06.191 --> 17:09.903 All of which led to the first fight with the first woman. 17:17.536 --> 17:18.787 No appetite today? 17:19.955 --> 17:21.540 Hm, no. No, sir. 17:22.541 --> 17:23.792 It's just I'm not hungry. 17:23.876 --> 17:24.710 Hm. 17:25.836 --> 17:27.629 You weren't hungry last night either. 17:28.672 --> 17:31.592 You'll have to purge, Camilo. It's a virus. 17:31.675 --> 17:32.509 Hm. 17:33.010 --> 17:34.303 Yes, a virus. 17:34.386 --> 17:38.223 For which there is no cure. At least not by purging. 17:40.684 --> 17:43.562 Can I please go to my room? I really need to study. 17:43.645 --> 17:45.939 By all means. Go study and prepare yourself. 17:46.023 --> 17:47.274 You're gonna be someone. 17:49.401 --> 17:51.528 I don't like him going to bed without dinner. 17:52.029 --> 17:53.238 Oh, Mrs. Ana. 17:53.864 --> 17:55.532 He's completely in love with her. 18:02.081 --> 18:05.459 To call or not to call. That is the question. 18:05.542 --> 18:09.755 The eternal dilemma for estranged lovers in the age of landlines. 18:10.672 --> 18:14.176 In the age of Instagram, we're spoiled by constant access. 18:14.259 --> 18:15.803 Always just a DM away. 18:19.598 --> 18:22.142 I knew it. I knew they were having a fight. 18:23.185 --> 18:24.228 Poor little guy. 18:25.104 --> 18:27.314 Well, if it's any consolation, Mrs. Ana, 18:27.397 --> 18:29.525 no one's ever died of love sickness before. 18:50.212 --> 18:54.800 I understood that love depended on a complex balance of forces 18:54.883 --> 18:57.886 that could sometimes inflict a good dose of pain. 18:58.512 --> 19:03.142 Nevertheless, the immediate problem was that I was in a race against time, 19:03.225 --> 19:06.436 since I feared the assignment for Dr. Alicia and our fight 19:06.520 --> 19:09.273 would accelerate Eva's departure from José María. 19:16.613 --> 19:20.284 I think around this time, I became envious of Guzmán. 19:20.367 --> 19:23.787 It must have been easy to have just one objective in life. 19:23.871 --> 19:26.248 Get good grades and be the best in class. 19:26.832 --> 19:28.834 But right now, my priorities were different. 19:29.585 --> 19:34.548 If I wanted to salvage things with Eva without upsetting the balance of forces, 19:34.631 --> 19:36.925 I had to exhaust all my possibilities. 19:37.009 --> 19:39.386 And the first thing was to test her hypothesis 19:39.469 --> 19:42.306 and, from there, think about the next move. 19:44.975 --> 19:48.812 Bro, I promise, I didn't want to screw you. It all just got out of control. 19:51.273 --> 19:53.734 Well, since you went sneaking around, 19:53.817 --> 19:56.111 you must have known that you'd create trouble. 19:56.195 --> 19:58.030 No, you're right on that one. But… 19:58.530 --> 20:01.366 It's just it was either that or not publishing the interview, 20:01.450 --> 20:04.286 and based on the fall-out, I admit we were wrong. 20:06.496 --> 20:07.331 And Eva? 20:07.873 --> 20:09.166 What did she say? 20:09.249 --> 20:11.960 Oh, well, I don't know. We're fighting. 20:12.920 --> 20:13.754 Over this? 20:14.755 --> 20:16.089 This and other things. 20:21.553 --> 20:22.679 How's your dad doing? 20:24.973 --> 20:26.016 -Better. -Yeah? 20:26.099 --> 20:30.729 Yeah, much better. He'll be out in, like, two or three days, tops. 20:31.939 --> 20:33.774 His story was crazy, huh? 20:35.859 --> 20:37.361 What do you want, Granados? 20:38.028 --> 20:38.904 What? 20:39.863 --> 20:41.865 Did you or did you not bring me here to apologize? 20:41.949 --> 20:43.909 -Sure, yes. -What do you want? 20:43.992 --> 20:45.202 I wanted to say… 20:45.285 --> 20:46.870 Your dad couldn't have gone to jail 20:46.954 --> 20:48.622 for defrauding his partner in San Andresito. 20:48.705 --> 20:51.250 People dealing in contraband don't come forward to the police. 20:51.333 --> 20:53.168 What is this shit, man? It's done. 20:53.252 --> 20:54.920 -Why keep screwing with us? -I'm not. 20:55.003 --> 20:57.965 -My dad almost got murdered. My dad. -I'm sorry, bro. I swear. 20:58.048 --> 21:00.884 But Miss Estela is in jail and your dad is telling lies. 21:00.968 --> 21:02.594 Man, he's gotta tell the truth. 21:04.179 --> 21:06.181 Bro, Miss Estela has been good to us 21:06.890 --> 21:08.183 since forever, and 21:09.017 --> 21:12.062 if the case continues, she'll be in jail for a long time. 21:16.400 --> 21:19.111 -We're talking about my dad, brother. -Yeah. 21:20.237 --> 21:21.405 You're right, Granados. 21:21.488 --> 21:24.992 My dad is not the man he said he was at the hospital. 21:25.075 --> 21:27.452 That he's a family man and takes care of us… No. 21:28.412 --> 21:29.746 All to the contrary. 21:30.664 --> 21:31.498 He's 21:32.833 --> 21:34.334 violent, and… 21:37.379 --> 21:39.673 And he's always yelling, always threatening. 21:43.051 --> 21:44.928 He gets drunk and beats us. 21:47.306 --> 21:50.767 Now my mom's telling me he's cheated on her many times over the years. 21:53.520 --> 21:55.605 That's what it's like living in my house. 21:56.940 --> 22:00.777 So did you see Professor Estela, or did he… 22:00.861 --> 22:02.821 He still says he was never with her. 22:04.448 --> 22:05.282 But I… 22:07.326 --> 22:08.660 I don't believe him. 22:11.538 --> 22:12.539 And… 22:14.583 --> 22:16.835 he didn't go to jail for theft and fraud. 22:18.879 --> 22:20.964 He was convicted for assault and battery. 22:21.965 --> 22:23.925 He nearly killed a coworker on the job. 22:27.971 --> 22:30.891 Destiny, luck, or the spirit of Schopenhauer 22:30.974 --> 22:35.520 was giving me the perfect opportunity to restore communication with Eva. 22:36.021 --> 22:37.272 Now I had to decide. 22:37.356 --> 22:39.232 Would a phone call do the trick? 22:39.316 --> 22:41.109 Or would I have to be more direct? 22:41.193 --> 22:43.695 This is definitely going from bad to worse. 22:44.196 --> 22:47.616 -I'll talk to him. -No. He has to figure this out on his own. 22:47.699 --> 22:49.743 But he'll lose his mind, dialing that telephone. 22:49.826 --> 22:51.661 You said nobody dies of love, right? 22:52.913 --> 22:55.749 What if this kid's the first one? 22:58.877 --> 23:01.755 I didn't get a chance to speak with Eva before first period, 23:01.838 --> 23:06.051 and as usual, Guzmán had his presentation ready in record time. 23:06.134 --> 23:09.221 The advantage of having only one objective in life. 23:09.304 --> 23:12.265 Despite this novel being written in 1850, 23:12.766 --> 23:17.437 the story takes place in 1642, in Massachusetts, the United States. 23:17.521 --> 23:20.107 The protagonist, Hester Prynne. 23:20.941 --> 23:25.237 Who becomes pregnant from a relationship with a man who is not her husband. 23:25.737 --> 23:29.282 At that time, this was considered not merely a sin, but a crime. 23:29.908 --> 23:33.412 What's interesting is that Hester decides to protect the father of her child, 23:33.495 --> 23:37.791 and despite pressure from the authorities, she refuses to reveal his identity. 23:38.333 --> 23:40.961 Finally, the authorities decide to punish her 23:41.044 --> 23:44.089 with social shaming and public humiliation, 23:44.172 --> 23:48.677 forcing her to display a scarlet letter A embroidered on her clothing. 23:48.760 --> 23:50.137 as a sign of her sin. 23:51.012 --> 23:54.182 Nathaniel Hawthorne teaches us three things essentially. 23:54.266 --> 23:56.518 Legality, morality, and ethics. 23:57.102 --> 24:00.272 And he reminds us that morality is a relative concept. 24:00.355 --> 24:02.232 A subjective invention of society. 24:02.732 --> 24:06.611 And it is a terrible mistake to transform it into an absolute truth. 24:13.201 --> 24:15.370 Nice presentation, Guzmáncito. 24:15.454 --> 24:18.623 I fell asleep though, so now I'm gonna have to hear back everything you said. 24:19.624 --> 24:23.003 Hey, bro. Don't even think about it. In fact, prepare yourself. 24:23.503 --> 24:26.006 Because Salcedo's way more strict than Dr. Alicia. 24:26.089 --> 24:27.757 Let's see if you get a gold star. 24:27.841 --> 24:29.718 -Please. Please, no. -Or a black eye. 24:35.474 --> 24:36.308 Eva. 24:36.933 --> 24:38.018 Uh, we gotta talk. 24:38.518 --> 24:41.938 We do. I was gonna call you last night, but I thought you were still mad. 24:42.439 --> 24:44.107 Really? I was gonna call you too. 24:45.358 --> 24:48.695 Well, I… I spoke with Gustavo and got new information. 24:49.821 --> 24:52.032 -Seriously? -Yes. You wanna hear? 24:55.243 --> 24:57.120 If you knew, then why didn't you call me? 24:57.204 --> 24:59.706 I thought something this important should be discussed in person. 25:00.624 --> 25:02.584 How'd you get Gustavo to say anything? 25:03.084 --> 25:06.838 I used your notes from the interview about San Andresito and the contraband. 25:07.714 --> 25:09.633 So you see? I can actually listen. 25:11.676 --> 25:15.931 Oh my God, I almost went blind typing up this essay for Dr. Alicia last night. 25:17.349 --> 25:18.725 You wrote this alone? 25:19.392 --> 25:20.352 It doesn't matter now. 25:21.853 --> 25:24.606 I want to take this opportunity to tell you something else-- 25:24.689 --> 25:26.858 At this point, we have to start from scratch, 25:26.942 --> 25:30.070 and I think I've figured out who can help us unmask Henry Pabón. 25:30.153 --> 25:32.656 -Yeah? Let's start from scratch. -Okay. 25:34.449 --> 25:36.660 "Let's start from scratch." 25:36.743 --> 25:39.538 Just the words that I needed to hear. 25:39.621 --> 25:40.956 And the best part? 25:41.039 --> 25:44.125 I didn't mess with the balance of forces at all. 25:54.052 --> 25:56.471 For a third time, Mr. Mallarino at the newspaper 25:56.554 --> 25:59.349 did Eva and I a favor, but this only raised more questions. 25:59.432 --> 26:01.434 Please be quick about it. Thank you. 26:02.936 --> 26:04.729 Our editor-in-chief is on his way here, 26:04.813 --> 26:07.357 but first I'm going to need you to explain something to me. 26:07.440 --> 26:08.733 What exactly's going on? 26:09.776 --> 26:12.904 Trying to resolve a problem that began with an article in our periodical, 26:12.988 --> 26:14.823 and landed an innocent person in jail. 26:14.906 --> 26:17.826 -You mean Professor Estela? -Yes. Yes, sir. 26:21.329 --> 26:23.373 They told me to come up and see you right away. 26:24.666 --> 26:27.877 We didn't have much time and we would have to get the information 26:27.961 --> 26:29.671 ourselves in person. 26:29.754 --> 26:33.300 We got some sources from the editor of the paper's judiciary stories, 26:33.383 --> 26:36.928 and he even made some calls to double check them, which helped us a lot. 26:38.263 --> 26:39.514 Eva went to the courthouse 26:39.598 --> 26:43.893 to dive into the dense, dusty labyrinth that is our legal system. 26:47.272 --> 26:48.273 It's over there. 26:48.356 --> 26:52.360 I went to San Andresito, where Pabón's dad had worked. 26:52.444 --> 26:56.406 This time, I was set not only on asking the right questions, 26:56.489 --> 27:00.368 but also listening to the answers and staying alert to the reactions. 27:07.417 --> 27:11.463 Eva dug through two months of entries in the prison's visitors log 27:11.546 --> 27:14.049 where Pabón's dad had been detained. 27:14.132 --> 27:15.133 PABÓN 27:17.802 --> 27:19.220 I canvassed Novios Park 27:19.304 --> 27:23.892 to try and reconstruct the events with the few witnesses I found 27:23.975 --> 27:26.519 who had seen the teacher shoot her secret lover. 27:27.687 --> 27:30.815 We'll definitely be able to prove Professor Estela is innocent with this. 27:30.899 --> 27:33.318 Or at least put the fear of God in Henry Pabón. 27:34.319 --> 27:35.904 Don't you think it'd be better… 27:36.488 --> 27:38.239 We should turn this over to the police-- 27:38.323 --> 27:42.077 No. The authorities have a way of making things much more complicated. 27:42.619 --> 27:45.747 What we really need to do is to go directly to Henry Pabón. 27:47.082 --> 27:51.086 Mm. I think that you think that our duty is to help Professor Estela, but… 27:52.003 --> 27:55.590 But I feel that, for you, there is much more at stake. Hm? 27:57.634 --> 28:00.887 Don't you think that… That I have earned your confidence? 28:02.555 --> 28:05.767 I'm your friend. In fact, I'd say I'm even more. 28:05.850 --> 28:08.353 -Your accomplice now. -You're right, Camilo. 28:09.562 --> 28:12.524 I mean, this is a hang-up that I deal with daily in my life. 28:14.025 --> 28:15.151 With my mom. 28:15.777 --> 28:17.487 She didn't die like I told you. 28:18.863 --> 28:20.448 She took her own life. 28:20.532 --> 28:23.910 She was a woman who married my dad way too young, 28:23.993 --> 28:25.704 to run away from her childhood home 28:25.787 --> 28:28.873 and leave her parents behind, with whom she never really got along. 28:29.374 --> 28:31.084 The marriage didn't last. 28:32.043 --> 28:33.586 And she pursued another man. 28:34.170 --> 28:35.672 She left me alone with my papa. 28:36.548 --> 28:39.384 And even though I was small, it affected me a lot. 28:40.552 --> 28:41.553 I felt alone. 28:42.053 --> 28:46.015 And my dad did everything he could, but he didn't spend much time with me. 28:47.142 --> 28:49.018 That's when I discovered books. 28:50.061 --> 28:53.314 And in them, other worlds that made my childhood less painful. 28:54.399 --> 28:57.819 Mm-hm. So then what happened to your mama? 28:59.070 --> 29:01.531 The man that she ended up leaving my papa for 29:03.324 --> 29:04.701 turned out to be an abuser. 29:05.493 --> 29:06.953 Made her life miserable. 29:08.413 --> 29:13.460 So she looked for consolation in another, and another, and another relationship, 29:13.543 --> 29:14.753 but I don't judge her. 29:15.587 --> 29:19.174 I mean, similarly to how I was able to find a remedy for my loneliness in books, 29:19.257 --> 29:21.342 she must have found hers in all the men she dated. 29:22.510 --> 29:25.722 But, time after time, she didn't find what she was looking for. 29:29.392 --> 29:32.353 So she ended up being ostracized everywhere she went 29:32.437 --> 29:33.438 and labeled a whore. 29:36.483 --> 29:37.817 And in her lowest moment, 29:39.694 --> 29:41.488 well, she chose my dad again, 29:42.280 --> 29:44.991 but he was so resentful that he didn't welcome her back 29:45.074 --> 29:47.076 and he didn't let me talk to her either. 29:48.495 --> 29:49.370 Desperate, 29:50.872 --> 29:51.706 alone, 29:52.457 --> 29:53.333 depressed, 29:55.168 --> 29:56.836 my mom ended up shooting herself. 29:58.713 --> 30:02.133 And I think I felt guilty and blamed myself for what happened to her. 30:04.052 --> 30:06.638 And I don't want that to happen to Professor Estela. 30:08.348 --> 30:11.017 I don't want her to feel alone and misunderstood 30:11.100 --> 30:12.811 and then go do something terrible. 30:13.937 --> 30:16.064 I'm sorry. I've never told this to anyone. 30:16.898 --> 30:17.732 Well… 30:19.776 --> 30:22.070 I'm glad you told me, and thank you. 30:23.029 --> 30:24.197 For your confidence. 30:25.532 --> 30:26.407 No. 30:28.409 --> 30:29.661 Thank you for listening. 30:43.299 --> 30:44.509 Okay, let's do this. 30:45.593 --> 30:48.346 -Over here, you think? -Yes, they came over here. 30:50.348 --> 30:51.224 This is it. 30:54.102 --> 30:56.104 What are you guys doing here? 30:56.187 --> 30:58.982 No, don't scream, Mr. Pabón. It doesn't suit you. 30:59.065 --> 31:01.776 Doesn't suit me? What are you doing here? 31:01.860 --> 31:05.029 We want you to drop your complaint against Professor Estela Malagón. 31:05.113 --> 31:06.030 Yeah. 31:06.114 --> 31:09.993 -You're out of your mind. Get them out! -You're crazy if you don't. 31:10.493 --> 31:12.412 Don't you realize you risk everyone finding out 31:12.495 --> 31:14.956 that the real reason you were in prison wasn't for fraud, 31:15.456 --> 31:18.084 or supposedly for helping your family with food and a roof, 31:18.167 --> 31:20.879 but for the assault and battery of a coworker. 31:23.798 --> 31:24.882 How'd you figure that out? 31:24.966 --> 31:28.970 The 23rd Criminal Court keeps detailed public records that anyone can dig up. 31:29.053 --> 31:31.639 And the colleague you beat half to death confirmed it all. 31:31.723 --> 31:33.057 Know what else we found? 31:33.141 --> 31:34.434 That in the jail's visitors log, 31:34.517 --> 31:37.520 there are three entries for a Professor Malagón. Ring a bell? 31:38.771 --> 31:42.191 -How will you explain those visits? -I have nothing to say to you. 31:42.275 --> 31:44.485 Supposedly you two kept it strictly professional. 31:44.569 --> 31:45.945 I have nothing to say to you. 31:46.029 --> 31:47.989 What's more, there are witnesses, from that day 31:48.072 --> 31:50.992 that say they saw you on your date with Professor Estela in the park. 31:55.288 --> 31:56.956 -There's something I want to say. -Mm-hm? 31:57.457 --> 32:01.294 Egocentric is a person who values their own opinions and interests 32:01.377 --> 32:02.712 above all others. 32:02.795 --> 32:04.797 -Yes. -And I must recognize that… 32:04.881 --> 32:06.841 Well, sometimes I behaved in that way. 32:06.925 --> 32:10.887 -Do you think we really got to talk-- -Yes, we have to talk about this now. 32:12.013 --> 32:14.140 Because I was being really mean to you at the hospital. 32:14.223 --> 32:17.769 I shouldn't have said those things and we haven't had a chance to talk. 32:18.269 --> 32:21.564 Good. We're even. Because I said some things I shouldn't have said either. 32:21.648 --> 32:22.690 But they were true. 32:22.774 --> 32:24.692 Because, besides being egocentric, 32:24.776 --> 32:27.904 I must also recognize that I am spoiled, self-centered and a bit stubborn. 32:27.987 --> 32:31.491 If it's any consolation, thanks to you being spoiled, self-centered and stubborn, 32:31.574 --> 32:33.493 we were able to arrive at the objective truth. 32:33.576 --> 32:36.871 Don't sell yourself short, Camilo. This was teamwork for sure. 32:36.955 --> 32:39.082 -So let's drink to that. -Okay. Cheers. 32:42.460 --> 32:44.671 So you think we can start, or… 32:45.421 --> 32:47.757 Tell me something. And I want you to be honest. 32:47.840 --> 32:48.966 Yes. 32:49.050 --> 32:50.927 Does the way I am bother you? 32:52.261 --> 32:54.681 No. No, on the contrary. I like it a lot. 32:55.431 --> 32:57.350 For real. Yeah, your personality's great. 32:57.433 --> 32:59.727 -Yeah? -I like the way you are very much. 33:00.228 --> 33:02.105 I do. I think you're lovely, Eva. 33:02.188 --> 33:04.232 Camilo, you have no idea what that means to me. 33:04.857 --> 33:06.526 -Can I tell you something? -Yeah. 33:06.609 --> 33:07.985 I'm not leaving José María. 33:08.695 --> 33:10.321 -Really? -Yes, really. 33:10.405 --> 33:12.907 Well, it's that I was doing some thinking 33:12.991 --> 33:16.077 and I think I might have finally found my place in the school. 33:16.160 --> 33:18.371 -Mm-hm. -Above all, I found you. 33:19.706 --> 33:22.375 Who has been the most special person I've met. 33:25.586 --> 33:28.172 And if we don't want to get expelled, we should write that essay. 33:28.256 --> 33:29.632 Mm-hm. Mm. 33:30.133 --> 33:30.967 Well, then… 33:31.050 --> 33:33.761 I still had a lot to learn about timing. 33:33.845 --> 33:36.806 But the fact that Eva wasn't leaving the school 33:36.889 --> 33:38.850 was the best news of my whole life. 33:47.316 --> 33:49.360 Very good essay. Congratulations. 33:49.444 --> 33:51.320 You did excellent investigative work. 33:52.655 --> 33:54.615 In fact, I spoke with Mr. Pabón this morning 33:54.699 --> 33:59.036 and he told me that he would take back the complaint against Professor Estela. 33:59.996 --> 34:02.915 I must admit, if you hadn't forced us to talk with Mr. Pabón, 34:02.999 --> 34:04.834 we would have never gotten to the truth. 34:04.917 --> 34:07.712 You were right about objectivity in journalism. 34:07.795 --> 34:08.963 Since we're discussing it, 34:09.547 --> 34:12.967 don't you think it's a good idea to start the second issue of the newspaper? 34:14.635 --> 34:16.095 I would suggest, Miss Samper, 34:16.179 --> 34:19.432 that it's better that you focus on something else entirely. 34:20.099 --> 34:21.642 I was reviewing your grades, 34:21.726 --> 34:25.063 and apart from Spanish, you're completely failing all other classes. 34:27.899 --> 34:30.568 Allow me to propose that you dedicate yourself to saving this year, 34:30.651 --> 34:32.779 instead of publishing periodicals. 34:36.741 --> 34:39.577 WOMEN'S JAIL "DIVINE MERCY" 34:39.660 --> 34:40.578 Thanks. 34:41.788 --> 34:44.874 That same afternoon, Professor Estela got out of jail. 34:44.957 --> 34:46.292 Why? What did they say? 34:46.375 --> 34:49.045 She's not there. They said she's gone. 34:49.128 --> 34:51.547 And we never heard from her again. 34:52.256 --> 34:54.133 She disappeared forever. 34:54.217 --> 34:57.929 And I don't know if she ever knew that we were responsible for her freedom. 35:01.891 --> 35:04.560 Well, we could check out her house, right? 35:05.144 --> 35:08.314 If she didn't tell anyone she was leaving, it's because it's her business. 35:08.397 --> 35:10.274 -Yes. -Let's just respect that. 35:10.358 --> 35:14.779 Yes. Well, regarding what Dr. Alicia said, what did she, uh-- 35:17.323 --> 35:18.199 What is it? 35:21.285 --> 35:22.578 Sir, keep going! Don't stop! 35:22.662 --> 35:24.747 -Wait for my signal. -What the hell is going on? 35:24.831 --> 35:28.042 -No, no, no, no! Okay, okay, relax. -Calm down. Calm down. 35:28.125 --> 35:30.294 -I'm coming with you. -You stay in the car. 35:30.378 --> 35:32.213 Take it easy. 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