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Look at how burnt that is.
Tolits…
Migs!
I forgot it's the end of the month. Have you eaten?
Come, sit.
Loida…
Give Migs some food.
Let me just get my wallet.
What year are you in again?
Fourth year. Graduating.
Will you look at that?
Tolits has a son who's a high school graduate.
Where will you work after?
Don't tell me you have plans of going to college?
Our family's gotten big.
Tolits can't afford to support your college education.
Tyrone! Why did you break it?
What are you doing?
Screaming at the kid over an egg?
Loida!
Migs is screaming at your kid over an egg!
Sorry, Migs.
Here. Take it.
Go home.
Such a freeloader!
-He should be working already! -Leave it!
Let's go take a bath.
What a life!
That's a lot!
Hey! Is that for me?
I don't have enough against that!
Bet your motorbike, bro. Go on.
Why my motorbike?
You good with that, Migs?
Whatever. I just want to play.
We good?
We good!
Game!
There you go!
Come on! We're playing for big stakes here!
Hey! Pay up!
-You win again. -Of course!
Mamita always wins!
I'm broke, Mamita.
-Mamita! -Carla!
I'm all right, no worries.
-Are you sure? -Of course! I'm fine!
I got so scared, Mamita.
What are you afraid of? Your Mamita's stronger than a bull.
You should talk!
It's scary to think that everyone you love
could be gone in just a snap.
I know how tough she is!
How are you? Can you eat?
Of course! And why can't I eat?
I don't have false teeth like Martin!
Here you go, have an apple!
We have bananas too, and…
One at a time.
Good thing I may have found the person who would love me forever.
Just a little…
And I would love back forever.
Take your pick, ma'am.
Don't you have anything new?
Sorry. Haven't bought any yet.
Okay, let's just go with red.
Thirty.
Hey!
Joel was our batchmate at National, right?
Yeah. We became classmates. Before I dropped out.
Look at him! Saying prayers before playing his hand.
Is he really praying?
Yes! Look.
Always loses anyway.
Doesn't he notice what he's doing isn't effective anymore?
Has he been losing?
Since this morning.
Not once did he win today.
Smells like he's been here all day too.
Joel.
Maria!
How are you? It's been…
Thirty years.
Apologies, Joel. I wasn't there for Oryang's burial.
We were still in Bicol.
Think nothing of it.
It's been three years since she left us.
Know what? We even talked about you before she died.
She said you were her closest friend.
Congrats to your son. He looks so handsome on TV.
Takes after someone.
Of course. Oryang!
I got you this. Looked like you hadn't eaten yet.
Thank you.
When my mother was gambling before,
the money should be face down on the table
but pointed at you.
Guarantees a sure win.
I'll give it a try.
No harm in trying, right?
I'll go ahead.
Go eat, okay?
Hello?
Yes, Dad.
Doctors said it was high blood pressure,
but they want to run more tests. So Mamita stays here for now.
Okay, got it. I'm almost there.
Okay, Dad. See you.
How is he?
Are you okay?
Wait, how's Himig?
Hello…
Is he okay?
He's sleeping.
Know what, we should build a crib for Himig.
-Crib? -Yes!
-Diapers too. -Hey!
Also, what brand of milk should we give him?
You're the Dad, you should know that!
But it's settled. He's going to college in Manila!
Friend!
Carla! Where's Mamita? What's Mamita's room number? How is Mamita? Is she okay?
How is she?
Get a hold of yourself. Calm down.
I can't calm down! This is Mamita! I can't handle it!
What can't you handle? Mamita's gone!
-Mamita! -Calm down.
Mamita's fine.
But you don't look so fine.
-Hey! -What did you say?
-Right… What's her room? -Her room. Room 304.
Then what are we doing here? Let's go!
Don't you think it's strange?
If all it was is high blood pressure, why did Mamita need to be confined?
-For observatory, right? -Observatory…
What's wrong?
The doctor said she's under observation. Not for observatory.
Hey! Be still.
-Killjoy… -Enough, he said.
There!
I'm being serious!
-There! Kill joy… -We're listening.
Let me digress. Looks like you and Mommy Cora are on good terms.
We're good.
Know what, I realized Mom can be a nice friend.
Just not a nice mother.
Dork!
Then she's a bit like Migs.
What? Why?
Ask his baby egg with Jenny.
It broke?
Who broke it? Jenny? Is it dead?
One question at a time please.
Okay. Who broke it?
That's it, the bastard half-brother,
well, Migs is the bastard half-brother, but yeah…
It's all because Migs takes on too many responsibilities he shouldn't.
-Wait. -'Cause he can't take care of it properly.
You're confusing to talk to.
-What are you talking about? -Sorry!
Tell her, Migs!
Who?
-Tyrone. Dad's bastard kid. -And…
-Take note. -…with Loida.
That's it. Even tells him not to go to college. By Loida!
Loida!
Is that true?
Because Dad said he can't afford to put me through college anymore.
-You're just making it sound nice. -Snow!
That's an even bigger problem than Jenny's baby eggshell.
Speak of the devil…
Miguel!
What?
If you don't want to be my partner, I don't want to you even more!
Make sure you fix the problem with that egg!
Are you okay?
That bitch!
-You okay? -Let's tell on her!
Seriously? That girl! How dare she!
Stop me!
-You okay? -No, I'm not!
-Then, go. Go! -Go after her. Go on.
-Go after her! -Later.
It's one against three. You okay?
I said it's nothing.
Come on. I'll show you something.
-What? -Just come.
What is this again?
-Even the chair's trying to hold you back. -Your bag's open!
And you still want to go.
Are you really okay?
It's nothing.
-It didn't look that painful. -But look at how red it is.
-Stop it, come on. -Let's slap the other cheek so it's even.
What did you want to show us here?
Meet Daimos.
Daimos?
-Whose bike is that? -Mine!
-When did you own a bike? -Yeah.
I won that on a bet. You think Ayon's the only pool hustler here?
Me too!
Can you drive that thing?
You want to take it for a spin?
Himig! Don't be jealous.
This is for Uncle Migs.
Even if that Jenny's so annoying, we still need to help her, right?
You want her to flunk.
Turn around.
Sorry.
Okay, just wait. Just a bit.
Wait.
Thank you, Baby Himig. Sorry about that.
You can breathe now.
Listen, Baby Himig, be a good boy when you're with Daddy, okay?
You might have to visit your grandma at the hospital, too.
But don't worry, your grandma will be discharged soon.
Your grandma's going to be fine.
Let's make sure to pray for her always.
Carla.
Mom!
Ayon's downstairs.
Your Daddy's here.
Wait. Time to put on baby cologne.
Hi, Ayon.
-How about you, you're okay? -Yeah!
You're sure?
-Ayon! -Hey! Hi Carla!
Hi, Abrugar.
Jenny.
Wow, you even made a crib for it.
Why?
Well, me and Carla decided to be extra careful with Baby Himig.
No one else can touch him except for the two of us, right?
Okay.
Why are you together?
You're going someplace?
Well, Jenny wanted to visit Mamita so I said we could go together.
Yes, and Mom wanted to give something to Mamita.
-You two good? Can we go? -Sure!
Carla, we'll go ahead.
-Your baby's so cute! -He is, right?
Wait!
Mom also asked me to give something.
Yes… To Mamita in the hospital.
Good thing I remembered!
Let's go!
-Come on? -Come on.
You're not gonna take a bath?
No. I already did.
Where's the thing your mom wanted to give?
Flowers! Yes! Come on. They're over there.
-Okay. -Flowers?
These are Mamita's favorite.
-Your hair. There! -Thank you. Is it okay?
Hey! Sunflowers!
Ayon…
I bought her favorites, too. Look.
Fruits, seafood, hot shrimp stew.
And Mom's special sticky rice cake! You know these?
That's Mamita's favorite!
Let's go?
I just remembered I have things to do at the house.
Say hi to Mamita for me.
I'm visiting tomorrow anyway.
Wait, you're not coming?
Not today. Okay. Take care.
What happened to her?
Carla's really weird.
Let's go, soup might get cold.
You're okay there?
-This is delicious! -I know I can smell it.
Yasser! What happened to your twin sister?
She should've been here.
Move a little, kid, okay?
Maybe she went somewhere to hang out.
Mamita, how's Joel?
Oh, I told him to rest today.
He stayed with me here all night.
He said he was worried.
He refused to sleep.
Very Joel.
Come off it, Maria. I heard you were
praying novenas at church.
Bechay, that radar of yours is really everywhere.
You have ears even in church?
Of course!
What's that Bechay? What are you doing?
Don't worry, leave it to me.
This is exactly what happened to Reden.
I just gave him a massage and his lump vanished.
If you must know, I have a healing touch!
Mamita, since when did Bechay become a witch doctor?
I don't know. First time I'm hearing about this.
Her eyes are turning white.
Isn't it a little scary? The way her eyes turn white?
Be quiet! I'm trying to concentrate!
Did you know this oil was blessed in Saudi?
Yes! In the exact place Jesus was born!
Wait. Wasn't Jesus born in Jerusalem?
Those two are like next to each other, right?
Middle East! Why?
Mamita! Did you see the salted prawns?
I ordered that specially for you!
Yes, Bechay! Thank you!
Thank you to all of you.
You didn't have to make a fuss.
That's the problem when you get confined.
They find so many things wrong with you.
They say I have a lump in my intestines.
I don't believe any of that!
Can I have some of what you're eating?
I've been hearing you all this time.
Give her, son. Go on, Give her.
Not too many.
I'm just getting a piece.
Delicious!
I only wish I had told every single one of them how much I loved them.
Friend, your cue's coming up.
Friend!
Ayon…
My Pepe!
Sorry, Director.
Pepe!
My son!
You felt that?
Static?
Electricity.
We may be electrically-charged.
Cut!
Come on, guys! A little focus please!
Sorry.
Presence of mind! One more time! Josephine!
Shall we start?
They don't have it.
Oh, my darling!
I have such deep desire for you!
Remember that I will always be faithful to you!
And I have been good to others,
so that God will listen to my prayers for your return to me.
Ayon!
Oh, Pepe!
I remember out little hut in Dapitan.
The sweet hours of our togetherness.
Love, you know that I will love you always.
My love for you will never be overcome.
Even by death.
My love for you I hold to my chest.
Try again.
I love you, too, until the very end.
Josephine.
Oh, wait. Can you use Carla instead?
Oh, sure.
I love you, too, until the very end.
Carla.
Sorry.
Carla.
NEXT…
Remembering what has passed
The hibiscus in my ear
Under the shade of the mango tree
We'll get the guitar so we can sing
-I think you're a playboy. -Hey! No, I'm not!
You are so a playboy!
-What about you? -What about me?
-Migs? -Yes, Migs.
We're just friends.
Isn't that Migs?
Carla?
It's good that you came.
Because I missed you. I keep repeating myself.
Me too.
What?