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01x06 - Palaban

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Suntok sa Buwan". Aired: July 18 – December 8, 2022.*
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Jimmy Boy, a retired boxer who currently works as a taxi driver, has Stage 3 cancer.

01x06 - Palaban

Post by bunniefuu »

-Nelson.
-Yes, boss.

The world is full of danger.

Wait, wait, wait.

Not right now.

We should be more careful.

Jimmy.

Why so many requests?

There are many reasons to just give up.

Do you think I'm a radio DJ?

Boss, after what happened to me,
it's dangerous now.

We should let the situation
cool down first.

You will lose courage.

Bring over some ice tea.

Load it with ice cubes.

I'm serious, boss.

It will be a waste if I get caught.

You want to give up the fight.

Jimmy Boy.

This is your last request.

Next time, when I say it's time,

that's really the end.

Where can you get the strength

to get up and fight again?

-Bro.
-There it is.

Thanks, Bro. I'll take this to go.

I'll eat at the gym.

You're in a hurry again.

Hold on.

I'll get a knife.
I can be the one to k*ll you.

-I'm serious.
-Just a little light training, Bro.

Just some light training.
Or else, I'll get too weak.

-Come on, I can do this.
-It's like you want to k*ll yourself.

-You don't trust me.
-I'll do it for you.

I'll just eat this at the gym.

Son!

-Ma!
-Auntie!

Get me a soft drink.

A cold one to cool down my head.

Do you have a problem, Ma?

Someone's eyeing the souvenir complex.

They're going to put up a condo.

Can you believe that?

My gosh.

We've been living here
for almost two decades.

It's where we make a living.

So stressful.

Anyway, I should get going.

What now?

You're have to pay for that.

Mom.

-I'll swallow you back in my stomach.
-What's wrong?

-You never stop joking.
-Ouch!

I'll leave you.

Will you stop pinching me.

Is that true, Bro?

I don't know. I hope not.

If it is, where will we end up?
In another farmland, perhaps.

Alright. See you later.

Hi, Barok.

Hey.

Hey.

One Ichikult?

Yeah, and one…

That medicine is only
temporary, Jimmy, okay?

Doc?

What else do I need to do?

Well, I would suggest that
you undergo chemotherapy.

Hopefully, your body
will respond well to it.

Doc?

Can I pay for it later?

I still need to find the money.

Jimmy, I want to help as much as I can.

But, of course,

don't forget to buy those medicines.

Yes, doc.

There are foundations
that you can reach out to.

Do everything you can to help me, please.

I'll find a way to raise the money.

-Move, move, and jab.
-Dos!

What happened, Bro?

I thought you retired.

Looks like you injured his tongue, p*stol.

He can't speak.

You're right.

Both he and his father retired early.

You're so arrogant!

A jerk!

What are you going to do?

Come on, man.

You won't gain anything from that.

Come on, man.

Let's just spar.

That won't do any good.

I hope our operations
here in Baguio continue, boss.

Jimmy Boy has agreed.

This is the start.

I will reign here in Baguio.

-Cheers--
-I'm not done.

Good thing Jimmy Boy agreed.

I'm really good at finding ways.

I knew Jimmy Boy would come back,

because he has no choice.

A person in need

always follows the scent of money.

What I don't understand, boss,

is why we need to expand in Baguio?

Didn't our supplier in Manila get caught?

And our inventory is running low.

But boss,
have you found a new supplier?

It's a secret.

Of course, I have.

You know how to twist situations.

Coach?

How are you?

Same, coach. Just keep on training.

Good. Working hard.

Of course, coach. I need to become good.

Why? You're already great, right?

I watched your fight with p*stol.

You were amazing.

I'm sorry, coach. I lost.

Sorry?

You don't need to apologize, Dos.

You know, I'm also a boxer, right?

I know we have fights that we lose,

and that's where our skill
as a boxer is measured.

To tell you the truth,

you impressed me in your fight.

Yeah, right.

Why, coach?

Ah, it's because I fell so gracefully.

No.

In how you took his punches,
how you avoided them,

and how you embraced your loss.

You're great, Dos,

and I think you'll become even greater.

So, hopefully…

if you have some time,

I'd like to invite you to our gym.

Really, coach?

Of course.

Okay, sure!

-Okay, alright?
-Of course, coach.

Let's set it up. Okay.

-Continue practicing.
-Alright, coach.

Thank you, coach.

Take care.

Your mind's wandered so far, Jaime.

Take me with you.

This is nothing, Apung.

There you go again.

Do you still think

you can hide from me?

I have cancer.

Cancer?

Aren't you a Capricorn?

The doctor said,
I don't have much time left.

Oh my God.

Are these doctors Gods,
who know everything?

Out of everyone, you're a fighter!

You'll get treatment and get better.

It's just cancer.

That's money, Apung.

I'd rather give it to you and Dos,

than spend it on…

I might not even get better.

So you're saying you
accept the current situation.

I can't do anything.

I'll just leave you and Dos
in debt for my treatment.

Cancer will take me.
There's nothing we can do about that.

Your future with Dos,

that's what I want to make sure

is settled before I say "Bye-bye."

Are you losing your mind?

Why isn't there any other way?

You will seek treatment!

You're so stubborn, Jaime!

Who will take care of your child? Me?

Look at me.

I'm old and weak.

Between us, I'm the one with limited time.

You'll get better
whether you like it or not.

You don't have a choice, because of Dos!

-Ouch!
-You'll get better.

-You don't have a choice!
-Okay, I'll seek treatment.

The person's already sick,
yet you continue to hit him.

-Yes, Apung.
-Only you, okay.

Take extra care.

Take care of yourself.

Of course, I will.

I'm your child.

I think I got something in my eye.

Liar, there's no dust in here.

Ouch!

Stop it!

Trying to run away?

Dos, how are you?

p*stol!

Where are you going?

I'm in a hurry, p*stol.

He's in a hurry, p*stol.
Where are you going?

To the souvenir complex.

Just a sec.

Let's just talk.

What do you want?

Forget about boxing, Dos.

Don't go back to the gym.

Just sell your souvenirs.

Just think about that.

In your dreams.

I'm asking you nicely.

I'll end your career,
if you go back to boxing.

Let's finish this in the boxing ring--

I already beat you, didn't I?

Everyone knows you cheated,
so that you'd win, right?

Right?

What?

Hey, what's going on!

Go home!

Nothing.

I'm just warning you, Dos.

Don't go back to the gym.

I don't want to see your face again.

Let's go.

Dos, have you eaten yet?

I'm still a little full, Apung.

What do you mean, "a little"?

You need to eat more.

Wait, I'll get you something to eat.

Dad.

Son, how are you?

Dad, I just want to
get better at boxing, but--

There are people
who want to bring you down,

even though you didn't do anything, right?

I've experienced that, Dos.

You know, sometimes…

the real fight in the ring,

happens outside.

That's what we should win.

Wow!

You suddenly became a poet, Lodipaps.

-The Poet?
-The Poet.

That's possible, Dad. The Poet.

Do you think I can do it, Dad?

Are you serious? Of course you can.

You're my son.

I'm your father.

That's right.

For you. For us.

I'll do even better.

I'll become a great and famous boxer, Dad.

Our lives will improve.

No doubt about that, Son.

That's for sure.

But let me handle that. That's my job.

-Dad…
-Apung, I promise you,

our lives will improve.

Go eat.

-Thank you, Grandma.
-Just eat.

-Dad, come on.
-Go ahead.

Noodles look good, give me some.

Of course, Apung's the one who cooked.

Jaime.

Do you plan on telling Dos everything?

No.

Not yet, Apung.

Dos has so many things on his mind.

I don't want to add to them.

"Add to them"?

He's your son.

He has the right to know.

But it's not the right time, Apung.

Dos has so many dreams.

He has so much on his plate.

I just want him to focus
on those things, you know?

Stupid! Not like that.

Sorry, sorry.

Hey idiots!

Quiet down for a moment.

Prepare our things…

The products.

And call Jimmy Boy,

and tell him it's time.

Time for what, boss?

You know, if you're going to
keep doing that,

it's not going to happen.

Maybe you want me to
reduce your time in this world, huh?

Just follow me!

It's time, Jimmy Boy.

You know what that means.

Don't hesitate.

But it's not yet the right time.

I'll text you later.

Be ready. Bye!

How much is the t-shirt?

We have many designs, but try this, ma'am.

This is 350, new arrival, ma'am.

That's expensive.

We're the only ones who have this, ma'am.
Come on, it's a new design.

Is there no discount?

250, but that's the last offer.

It's a new arrival.

Miss, you get it, or I'll get it.

Okay, fine.

-There we go.
-Here's the payment.

-Plastic bag, hurry up.
-You won't regret this, ma'am.

You're lucky here, ma'am.

This is our last stock,
many people bought it earlier.

Thank you, ma'am.

That's how you do it.

Thanks for the substitution, Orange.

What are you thanking me for?
There's a fee for that.

Just kidding.

Okay, look at that.
Your rival's not here, so you're popular.

Trina is absent.

Why?

I don't know.

She might be fixing something.

Dad!

Hi, Jimmy Boy!

Okay, Dos, I'll just be here. Bye!

How are the sales going?

You didn't see, Dad?
Many tourists came by.

-Many?
-Many.

Hey, loyal customers, we have a discount!

Why did you stop by, Dad?

No reason.

Just checking up.

Have you eaten?

I will eat later, Dad.
I can still handle it.

Alright…

Don't starve yourself, okay?

I better get going.

Wait, Dad.

Is that the only reason you came here?

Do you have a mic?

Give it to me, I'll perform.

-Lodipaps, always joking.
-Hurry!

Is it bad to come here just to see you?

Just check up on you.

That's alright.

Totally fine. Of course, Lodipaps.

Okay, I'm going now.

Okay, Dad.

Take care.

Love you, Son.

I love you more.

Don't go hungry, okay?

Promise, Dad.

And you know I love you.

I love you more.

Take care, Dad.

They're really nice.
It's a shame you're not here.

I wanted to introduce them to you.

Are you okay?

What?

Everything will be okay!

Don't worry!

I don't understand!

Do you want to meet downstairs?

Let's meet downstairs!

I don't understand!

Downstairs! Downstairs!

That's so cheesy.
He's going to bed early.

Okay!

Finally.

This is it. This is it.

So, that was one of my friends.

Actually, we haven't met yet.

But, you know,

I really feel that
he's going through something.

But I feel that…

one of these days, I will meet him.

Mom, he said downstairs!

Why is your child so stupid?!

How will you become a lawyer, Trina?!

Mom, we're going to meet!

We're going to meet!

You're so stupid, Trina!