01x37 - Joy to Jimmy Boy's World

[bunniefuu]

I added more guards here.

But as you can see, with the large
inmate population, it's still not enough.

Behave yourselves, okay!

How do you maintain peace and order here?

The inmates here are…

divided into different groups.

Each group has its own commander
who supervises and disciplines them.

Warden.

Your companion is sexy.

Come on.

These are the brigades.

And over there too.

I'm touring you around the cells to
familiarize you, but you can't go alone.

That's what you call the
inmates' quarters, right?

Yes.

By the way, Joy,

I spoke with Father Jeruel.

I asked him if he could recommend someone

who could teach catechism to the inmates.

I thought it would be a great
help to them while they're inside.

But if you
change your mind about this assignment,

I'll understand.

You know, Warden,

I spent two years at Boystown.

I managed just fine.

I know it's a different challenge here.

But this is my chance to have a
positive impact on the inmates.

I won't waste it.

Don't worry, Warden. I'm tough.

I can handle this.

Trina.

Trina.

Trina.

I'm fine, Barok.

I'm really sorry.

Barok, I said I'm fine.

No, I'm really sorry, I didn't…

I didn't know.

He's really looking for Auntie Baby.

Please, I'm fine.

There's a misunderstanding again.

No. I just wanted to…
I didn't know he was your dad.

Hold on.

Am I crazy?

Why am I talking to myself?

If only I knew, I would have
poured salt on his food.

Barok!
For the last time, I said I'm fine!

You said he was looking for Auntie Baby.

Well, in reality,
he just wanted to talk to me.

Why is he here?

I'm sorry.

Thanks for the tour, Warden.

You're welcome.
If you need anything.

I'll go straight to your office.

I'll head to my office.

Turns out the rumors about
chicks here are true, huh.

That's not a chick, Mayor.
I think she's a nun.

A nun?

She must know the way to heaven.

Yummy.

My stomach hurts.

Can I ask?

Tell me your story
because I want to understand.

Just having fun.

Maybe I can join.
Who doesn't like to laugh?

Are you teasing me?!

Who do you think
you are, a tough guy?!

Next time,

learn to respect women!

I'll be teaching catechism!

You all should join, okay?

You're lucky I don't hit women!

Come on! Hurry up!

Let's go!

Are you okay?

Do you want me to talk to him?

That's what I did, right?

You know, being tough doesn't suit
someone teaching catechism.

Is that so?

Oh, wait.

Where's that cellphone number
you can call to complain?

You're something else, huh?

The good thing is,

I haven't even started teaching yet,

and they've already learned
something from me.

Mayor Tempo, zero.

Trina.

I feel guilty.

-Why, though?
-Because…

I couldn't fulfill the promise
I made to your mom.

-Auntie.
-To…

send you to school when she's gone.

So, in a way,

maybe it's okay
that your dad contacted you.

Maybe it's time for you to
collect on his debts to you.

Auntie.

I don't want
to be just an obligation to him.

Never mind,

we can handle it.

We can handle it.

But not immediately, okay?

-Of course.
-Especially now,

you know how prices are.

Gosh, they keep going up, right?

I wish we could raise our
prices at the complex too.

Oh well,
let's not talk about that,

we might grow thin and still not be done.

All I'm saying is,

we're a family,

and families

help each other.

I'll send you to school.

The coffee might get cold.

Don't waste the heat.

Are you sure the doctor
knows what he's saying?

I spoke to two doctors already.

What I'm asking for is advice,
not a third opinion.

Good,

because our parish training
doesn't include curing cancer.

Do you really want my advice?

Over and over again?

Here's my advice.

Stop the self-pity.

I'm not self-pitying, okay?

Really?

Haven't you ever felt sorry for yourself
when the doctor gave you a prognosis?

That's normal, right?

It's still self-pity.

You know, Jimmy Boy,
you're lucky to have been given

a few months to spend with your child.

Not everyone gets that chance.

I suppose.

What's this?

My teaching is free.

I gave advice, and there's a fee.

But okay, that's free for now.

My time here is limited, Joy.

And I'm locked up.

So, whatever happens here inside,

that's my world.

What's the issue?

Your world may have gotten smaller,

but you can still find someone
who will give meaning to your life.

Don't worry, I'll help you.

You seem open to suggestions, anyway.

You're great at giving advice

for an apparition.

Thanks.

Thank you, really.

What?

Why are you here?

Feels like…

you've been thanking
the lord for days.

You're exaggerating.

I just thanked you now.

When you two get married,
I'll be a groomsman, okay?

That's too much.

You're blushing.

You're blushing.

Go to the back.

Okay.

I know…

we're in here because of the
wrong decisions I've made in my life.

Like when I reported Mr. Seng
for Commander Uncle's betrayal.

That was my last resort.

I want a quiet life in here.

I also want to spend my remaining time

making beautiful memories with you.

Lodipaps.

What?

-Lodipaps.
-What?

You're being dramatic!

How does that quiet life you're
talking about look like?

How is that?

Simple.

We'll do things that will benefit

our fellow inmates in here.

Right?

Like what?

Wow!

So many came on the first day.

Of course.

That's what I bring.

Of course.

What's that?

Being an inmate is free for me,

but bringing people,
there's a fee for that.

You're taking revenge so soon, huh?

It's free for now.

Just this time.

Next time, okay?

Lodipaps.

When will this class end?

Come on, give this time.

It's not fair, why isn't Tonio here?

Move aside.

Don't make sudden decisions.

This isn't sudden, Tonio.

I haven't paid rent for eight months.

Baby and I might be evicted next week.

If…

you go back to your mom's,

it'll be hard for you to come here.

As if…

you could stand not seeing
your handsome husband.

Tonio, please.

We need to face this,

and the situation is different now.

My love.

My love.

I draw strength from you.

When I draw strength from you.

So, what am I going to do?
How will I be here?

What will I do here if you don't visit me?

How will I cope?

I understand you, my love.

But what else do you want me to do?

-I'm doing everything on my own.
-Yes, indeed.

Yes, indeed.

Just give me…

Just give me a few days.

Just give me a few days,

and I'll find a way.

I'll find a way.

I'll find a way.

I'll find a way to pay the rent
so you don't have to…

so you don't have to leave.

Alright.

How?

How?

What?

Trust me.

I'll do something.

Amazing.

Amazing.
Sister Joy is amazing, Dad.

It's comforting.

You were like that
before your first communion.

-Really?
-Ask your Apung.

You'd suit being a priest, not a boxer.

You're spreading fake news, Lodipaps.

Do you want me to give you?
A priest, huh?

A priest, huh?

That's enough.

Let's meet tomorrow, okay?

Yes.

I'll miss you.

Oh, come on!

You're being dramatic.

Oh, drama.

You want drama, Dad?

Okay, drama.

-Go ahead.
-Dos, come in.

Alright, here I am.
Love you, Lodipaps.

Quickly now.

-Love you.
-I'm here.

Pst. I'll miss you.

I'll miss you more.

Yes, I understand you.

And, Orange,

I want to forgive him, okay?

Because who wouldn't want

to move on, right?
To forgive?

But when he came back here
and I saw him, all the pain came back.

Oh, Trina.

I feel you so much.

He's just like my father.

That's exactly their scheme.

The type who pretends to be

the best father in the universe
and then in a blink of an eye,

disappears like a bubble.

Oh, it's really hard
to forgive people like that.

But, Trina,

always remember this:

You got my back.

If you want to confront your father,
just let me know.

You don't seem to know, I think I have
a master's degree in confrontation.

You know,
your offer is so tempting, Orange.

I want to confront him and
make a scene, to embarrass him.

Just to avenge my mom.

Oh, then why not?

What's holding you back?

Nothing.

Because I know I'm better than him.

That's how my mom raised me.

Oh,

well, there you go.

So, what's our next step?

I don't know.

Oh,

Barok asked me to give this to
you in case of an emergency.

I thought it was for me.

Really?

Yes, sis.

To calm down.

Save some for me, okay.

Wait a moment.

Like this, right?
Seriously. One,

punch.

-Straight, okay.
-Like this.

Punch. Jab.

When your right side moves,
your left stays hidden.

Keep them even.

Because you can.
Hook. Hook. Hook.

See, right?

-It went in, right?
-Yes.

So, here's upper, straight.

Upper. Straight.

No return.
One. Bam!

When you uppercut,

it goes straight.

And the next move?

Don't bring it back.

One. Boom.

Like that, right?
Upper.

One. Straight.

Don't bring it back.

One more.

Straight. Nice, okay.

Now, rotate.
Here.

Jab. Straight.

Other side. Jab. Straight.

Other side. Jab. Straight.

Other side.
Hook.

Hook.

Other side.

Hook.
Oh.

Oh.
One more.

Here.
Jab. Straight.

Rotate. Rotate.

Then shift.

Sorry, okay?

Just practicing.

My apologies.

-What "sorry", huh?!
-Boss. Boss.

-Boss.
-You have the guts to sneak around, huh.

-Hey. Hey.
-Just because you're close to Mr. Seng!

That's not it.

You won't sway me with that,

If everyone were like you,

your commander's wish for all
groups to work together wouldn't happen!

Dad!

Boss.
Don't be like that.

-Don't do that, take it easy!
-We're just minding our own business here.

You're so annoying!

Dad.

Dad.

Just wait.

It's just one person, Dad,
I'm right behind you.

Defense.

-Your face! Protect your face!
-I'm good.

I got this.

No one moves!
We don't want trouble!

-We don't want trouble!
-Hold on! Hold on!

Dude.

Dad.

Dude.

Dos, just defend.

-Dos, are you okay?
-Dad.

-Hold on. Hold on. Hold on.
-You okay there?

Position.

-Boss.
-What now, Jimmy Boy?

Nothing.

-Dad.
-Hold on.

Hold on!

You might forget what we
discussed with Mr. Seng!

We should maintain
peace and order here, right?

When we get back up,
it's just small-timers!

What small-timers?!

It's not just us here.

Guard!

There. What now?

Here they are.

All of you, stop that!

Pst.

Thank you.

-Are you okay?
-Thank you.

-Are you okay?
-Octo, Pikit mata split up!

Son of a shaved cat, come on!

You're acting like kids!

Son of a g*n!

Put those things down!

I'll shove them
down your throats one by one!

You're unbelievable!

Alright, sir.

-Great job.
-I got even, huh?

Yes.

That's my Lodipaps.

You're amazing!

You got five?

I got three. How about you?

-Five.
-Five?

All of us commanders are doing our best.

But yes,

sometimes trouble really can't be avoided.

Mr. Seng,

I entrusted all the groups to
you because you said…

all the commanders would listen to you.

Well, they all follow me, Warden Bennie.

Well,

it's just some of the other inmates.

But I can't blame them because

sometimes they only get

a taste of connection
to the outside world.

And you took that away.

I removed the paradise

because security is my top priority here.

I understand your concerns, Warden Bennie.

All I want is

to make your job easier.

Just a little

advice from me.

The inmates will cooperate

if you also give

a little consideration.

You know…

When someone you
don't trust doesn't lie anymore,

it just means,

he is better at lying now.