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01x28 - Welcome to Paraiso

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.

01x28 - Welcome to Paraiso

Post by bunniefuu »

I'm excited.
I hope we see Dos here.

I've missed him.

It's been a long time
since I last saw him.

About two days.

I want to see Dos.

Psst.

Psst.

Dos!

Dos!

Nice! I'm glad I found you.

Psst. Hey!

Come here!

Didn't I make myself clear?

You really had to shout it out.

Excuse him.
I told you he's a bit slow.

Sorry. My bad.

Just excited. Super excited. So much.

What are you doing here anyway?

We're going to get into trouble.

You know this place
is for g*ng members only.

We can meet on the balcony.

That's the only place
we can talk without being nervous.

Dad, if I could just send
you a text, I would have.

How are you?

Did you go to the clinic?

Here.

This is it.

That's it!?

Just cough medicine?

Of course.

It's just like the police station.

This will do.
At least there's something.

That's it? Didn't even level up?

No hospital treatment?

Hospital?

Try finding a hospital here.

Even the clinic is lacking supplies.

Your joking about hospitals.

Dad, what did the doctor say?

Nothing.
The one who visits here didn't come.

What the heck!

Good heavens!

Goodness gracious.

What do they think of the people here?

Immortal? Don't die? Don't get sick?

The system is really messed up!

Don't worry, dad,

I'll find a way to get
you proper treatment.

It's okay.

At least it helps with the pain.

Boss, don't.

Boss, take it easy.

Don't call me "Boss."

I don't pay wages here.

Hey, you!

How many times do I have to tell you

you can't hang out with other gangs!

Sorry.

It won't happen again.

I don't care about you!

You, what are you still doing here?!

Get lost!

Go there.

I'm really sorry. Really sorry.

Within sight but can't be touched.

Is there anything more painful

for a parent than their child

being within sight but out of reach?

You know, I can't imagine if Orange and I

were in the situation that
Jimmy Boy and Dos are in now.

Because even though she's a troublemaker,

I still don't want to be
apart from my child.

Me neither.

With you and Orange.

Thank God, the father
and child are finally together.

Oh, good news.

I hope this continues, please.

Please!

I can feel it.

Because we're slowly recovering
now at the complex.

The Laurente father and child reunion.

The stars are aligning for us.

They're amazing, right?

The father and son.

Dos really loves like no other,

especially for his father.

That's true, Trina.

Love moves in mysterious ways.

Even these Quail Eggs
are mysteriously delicious.

In case you didn't hear.

Mr. Seng reminded us

to stay away from trouble.

What about this?
Is this okay?

What are you doing?

Still not okay.

Well, is this okay?

-This is far enough.
-That's fine, bro. It's far enough.

This is fine.

Goodness!
You're not takingthe situation seriously.

You're just too tense.

You seem sicker than me.

What did Mr. Seng say?

He said the warden's eyes are watchful.

And he doesn't want
the Octo g*ng to get into more trouble.

Well, let's just follow along!

Is it forbidden to sit there too?

Anywhere here?

It depends on what you'll do on that seat.

Just give it to me. Let me see.

What?!

Let me see.
I heard you have something new there.

To make sure.

The other side.

I can't see it.

-Nothing.
-It didn't go in?

Nothing.

Get in!

You're in trouble with Godfather!

Good evening, Commander Godfather.

What has he done now?!

He's been hanging out
with the Octo g*ng again.

He thinks there's no law here.

You think you're the law here, huh?

Nong, just say the word,
and I'll really give him one!

You can leave now.

Where should I bring him,
Commander Godfather?

Not him.

You!

Where am I going?

I don't know.

Get out!

I'll handle this.

We didn't finish earlier.

What do you think, Doc?
What kind of medicine should I take?

Just take this.

That's all we have now.

It's for pain management.

Don't abuse it, okay?

It's dangerous.

It's fine here.

At the precinct?

They gave me cough medicine.

Yes.

What's that group Tiklo mentioned?

It wasn't a group, Commander.

I just talked to my father.

Your father from the Octo g*ng?

Yes.

The one I fought in boxing.

Ah. That's why.

What does your father need?

Nothing.

You're my friend, Dos.

You're a kind and smart kid,

and you seem trustworthy.

You need an ally like me here.

I can provide what your father needs.

I'll be honest with you.

Your cancer can really get worse.

To fight that medicine,

you need a higher dosage.

Or, perhaps, a stronger painkiller.

More expensive, less available here.

Medicine, Commander.

Medicine for my father.

There!

Of course, it's not free.

Everything here has a price.

But you have to do something for me.

When the business is okay,

your father's medicine will be okay too.

Deal?

I've had patients like that before.

We thought we couldn't do anything

but accept the truth.

But us doctors,

we're also surprised by miracles.

Science can't explain it,
but it happens to some.

Maybe you just need
to strengthen your spirit.

Who knows,
one day a miracle might happen to you.

I hope you're right, Doc.

Deal.

So, what now, Dos?

A little service
for your father's medicine.

What do I need to do first?

I want to know.

You'll just deliver money.

To whom?

I won't make you do
anything you can't handle.

But it won't be easy either.

That's why I chose you for this job,

because you don't give up easily.

To whom will the money be given?

To Mr. Seng.

Aren't you two enemies?

Get up!

Wake up, everyone!

Hey! Get up. Get up!

Stand up!

Dos,

in this prison,

you need to follow
a higher king to survive.

-Hurry up!
-Stand up! Stand up!

Faster!

Inspect thoroughly, okay.

Jimmy, are you okay?

-Sir, please help.
-Hands on the wall!

Jimmy…

Take out anything you're hiding, now!

You need to help out my friend here, sir.

Hey!

Jimmy!

Jimmy!

Jimmy!

Can you help us with our friend?

Give me a report!

Boss, negative.

Negative, Sir.

Sir…

Go back to sleep.

Sir, help us!

My friend's coughing up blood.

Sir.

Sir!

I'll accept the job.

If your first transaction goes well,

of course, there'll be more.

And if our business continues, it means

your father's medicine
will be continuous, okay?

Okay?

What!?

Son.

Hey.

How's your group?

Be careful there.
It's dangerous now.

The Warden is hot on a trail right now.

Why?

-Is there a problem, dad?
-Yes.

We got raided last night.

They searched everything.

Luckily, no one got hurt.

Are you okay, dad?

Did anything happen during the raid?

That's the surprising part.

Nothing.

I feel like it's because…

But are you really sure you're okay?

Aren't you struggling?

Huh?

-Dad…
-I'm struggling.

Why?

I'm struggling so much, Dos.

Because?

Because you're not
letting me finish speaking.

Can I finish what I'm saying first?

Sorry.

Laugh. It's a joke.

Relax.

Sure.

Son,

I'm sure there'll be a raid

on the Pikit-mata g*ng.

We just don't know when.

Because Warden Bennie is new.

Promise me, Dos,

that you won't
get involved in any trouble.

It's dangerous.

Why aren't you saying anything?

Dad, didn't you say
you'll let me finish speaking first.

So, are you done now?

-Yes.
-Are you done?

-Sure?
-Yes.

Okay, copy.

Copy, dad.

Promise me, okay?

No trouble.

Yes.

Dad, I need your help.

Regarding persons
deprived of liberty who are ill.

Do you have any games there?

Sorry.

I've been looking for similar cases

to Dos and Jimmy Boy.

How's your search going?

Have you listed any?

Not yet.

You know, before we visit Dos again,

I hope I can find a solution.

I feel so sorry for the father and son.

It's frustrating!

It's frustrating that we
can't do anything from the outside.

At least you can breathe fresh air here.

I haven't even talked to Dos yet.

Why haven't you met here?

Well, we ended up in different groups.

Just be careful, okay?

Of course.

You know,

as the elders say,

that's just how it is.

But I'm sure of this,

when Dos finds out
you're doing everything for him,

he'll definitely be happy.

But for now, take a break.

These moments make me sad

because they remind me of my mom.

When I'm in a situation that
I can't control, that I'm frustrated,

just a hug from my mother, then I'm fine.

That makes me feel better.

-What is that!?
-Just trying to make you happy.

One more. One more.

I'm already happy seeing you smile.

Just one more!

Oh right.

Migs is amusing, you know.

Even after Dos's case is closed,

he often visits the house.

-Well!
-I always cook for him

even if he's picky
with vegetables, like a child.

What's the problem?

Why does it seem like
you forgot about the rice?

You just mentioned Migs.

I didn't think
he'd still be visiting you until now.

Yes.

You know the effect
of your mother's cooking.

I wonder what's going on.

Why did they call for this?

I think that was the raid last night.

Hey.
Oh right, Jimmy Boy.

How are you?

-What happened to you last night?
-I'm fine.

I'm fine.

-Are you really okay?
-Doesn't seem like it.

Why don't you just
tell them your real condition

so what happened
last night won't happen again.

Right, doc?

I told you to do that.

Here's the thing.

It's not that you don't understand me.

But if they find out I have cancer,

will my life get better in here?

No, right?

If they find out I'm weak,

they'll put me at the bottom.

So as long as I can still do it,

I'll do it.

Well…

Is everyone here?

Call those still inside.

They were told there's a meeting.

Move aside!

Good morning!

Good morning, Mr. Seng.

I know many are wondering
about the raid last night,

but I also know you're not afraid.

Because it's just our job, right?

Yes.

And we need to protect our job.

Because our job is important,

the honorable warden has a new program.

There will be a prison industry outside.

And those who work there

will receive a salary.

We can give it to our loved ones.

But not everyone can work.

I will only choose

a few people to represent the Octo g*ng.

The people who won't embarrass me.

Mr. Seng, can we volunteer?

We're three, already.

We're three.

We want to as well.

Here. These two.

You were so good, Jimmy!

-I wonder where they're taking us.
-Where are the other groups?

-They're so slow!
-That's my problem.

-Let's just radio them.
-I have motion sickness, doc.

Dizzy? I have an
effective remedy for that.

They taught us in school.

What is it, doc?

To stop dizziness, lick your elbow.

The elbow?

Right or left?

Right.

Right. Got it!

Wait, sir, I'll lick my elbow.

Ouch.

Did I say right?

I meant left.

Left?

Jimmy.

Who are you looking for?

Dos.

He might be here too.

Damn. where is everyone?

They're taking so long.

Radio them in!

Hurry up, why is everyone so slow.

Alright, let's go, let's go.

And bring it to Lucio outside.

Let's go!

Bring it outside!

Come on, line up.

Volunteers…

Good morning and thank you.

I just want to tell you
that entering this paradise

is a privilege.

Because not everyone
gets to leave the walls to work.

So, I expect you
not to waste this opportunity.

Clear?

Yes, Warden.

Every day you're here,

you need to take inventory

of the equipment and tools you'll borrow.

What you'll do here

is plant and sell plants in the garden.

This is also a chance
for you to fix your lives.

Here you can earn
to send money to your families.

And here they can visit.

So you can get used to interacting

with people outside,

not just within the walls, the cells,

but here in paradise,

because this is where true reform happens.

Here, we will give you freedom.

But don't you dare abuse it.

Because I know you know
what will happen to you

if you try to escape.

I believe in the warden

Clear?

but most of us are victims of the system.

Isn't it the system that needs reform?