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01x46 - Kapalit ng kabutihan

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.

01x46 - Kapalit ng kabutihan

Post by bunniefuu »

Good evening, Warden Bennie.

Did you receive my letter?

Mr. Seng.

Mr. Seng, get straight to the point.

Why do you want to help Jimmy Boy?

Warden Bennie,

even though our
positions are different in here,

I know we have
the same intentions for the inmates.

I just want us to
have a decent life here too.

From what I see,

this boxing, the father and son are doing,
is a huge deal.

That's why I'm thankful to you for
allowing them.

But we know this won't continue
if Jimmy Boy's condition worsens.

You've done your part.

You got him checked at the hospital.

I also want to help,
if that's okay with you.

Mr. Seng,

this will need a lot of money.

Where will you get it?

Not to brag.

My family is wealthy.

If I'm going to spend it anyway,

why not on someone who's
helping improve our image here?

Isn't that right?

Should we believe all goodness?

Be careful, especially with
those who pretend to be evil.

Mr. Seng.

Have you finished talking to the Lord?

Here's what you've been
looking for in our clinic here.

We know this is just a temporary remedy,

and what you really need is
chemotherapy, isn't it Jimmy Boy?

Yes, Mr. Seng.

My dad really needs it.

Mr. Seng,

what are you trying to say?

Ah.

I've talked to Warden Bennie.

And,

he agreed to let me help you.

Really, Mr. Seng?

Thank you, Lord!

Mr. Seng, thank you.

You answered my prayer
so quickly, Mr. Seng.

You're welcome.

Jimmy Boy.

It seems like you're not happy?

Do we have a problem here?

What's the catch?

You seem…

to be in a bit of a bad mood,
your beauty is fading, Love.

Give me a smile.

I know you miss me.

I miss you so much too.

Don't you miss me?

-Eh?
-What's the matter with you, Tonio?

What's the problem?

Problem?

I'm really struggling, Tonio.

I'm in a tight spot.

I've pleaded with the landlord
so many times!

Nothing.

They've found new tenants.

What's the catch?

What else can you do?

I just want to know, because I might
not be able to handle what you'll ask.

Me?

What I will ask?

What else can you do that I can't
pay someone else to do, Jimmy Boy?

Nothing, right?

So why are you doing this?

Let's just say,

I'm a good person.

Son of a g*n, Jimmy Boy.

Why do you have to think
there's a catch to kindness?

Dad, he says there's no catch.

All I want is to improve…

and maintain my territory.

-A dirty politician!
-Dad.

What, Mr. Seng?

Mr. Seng.

Yes.

But,

the difference is,

I keep my word.

Why am I doing this?

Jimmy Boy,

if you're alive,

we can continue boxing tournaments.

Or, you can teach.

And because of that,

we can grow the competition here inside.

Dad.

What do you want me to do?

What?

I'm behind bars, see?

See?

Where do you want me to
get money to pay for that?

Where am I going to
get the money for that?

I'm imprisoned, right?

Do you think I'm having a vacation here?

Really!?

-No. That seems to be what you're saying.
-What do you want me to say then?

Are you serious, Tonio?

Sorry, sorry.

Sorry, sorry.

I'll find a way.

Love,

I'll find a way.

Tonio, my love…

We're going back to the province.

We're going to stay at my mom's.

We're leaving in a week.

Thank you so much, Mr. Seng.

But I don't want any trouble.

Dad?

Dad?

Mr. Seng, let me handle this,
I'll just talk to him.

Just don't take too long.

Hurry up, I don't like to wait.

Yes.

Dad, what's the matter?!

-Dad.
-Be quiet, Dos.

Be quiet.

CHINESE TYCOON, TIMBOG,
IN A DRUG OPERATION IN BAGUIO

Why do you look worried?

Because yesterday,

Mr. Seng,

one of the boss inmates,

offered to cover Jimmy Boy's chemo.

Oh, well, that's great.

That's good news, right?

I just don't understand
why he would do that?

What for?

What does he gain from it?

Can't he just be a good person?

A good person? He's a drug lord.

Before I met you,
I thought I was straight.

Now, I'm proud to be crooked.

What?

Nothing.

Maybe you're just overthinking?

Maybe.

I hope you're right.

Alright.

Here.

Wasn't that there last night?

It's still there.

Why don't you want to go through chemo?

Mr. Seng is offering it for free.

Don't be fooled by them!

There's always a catch!

I don't care about the catch, Dad!

Even if I had to dig
a whole swimming pool here,

if that's what it took,
I'd do it for you!

Stop being stubborn!

We'll never get close to them!
We're not criminals!

You're so hardheaded.

You keep repeating yourself.

Mom.

What's gotten into you?
Why are you so restless?

Mom, just listen to me.

Please.

I have so many ideas for our business.

What ideas?

New business ventures.

I want to be a shareholder
in our small restaurant.

What are you talking about?

Huh?

Mom, we have unlimited rice, right?

-Unlimited rice.
-And?

What if we add unlimited iced tea?

Iced tea?

Why do you always
think about unlimited deals?

Won't we lose money with that?

I found a supplier online.

It's cheap. We'll profit.

-Think about it, unlimited rice.
-Rice.

Add unlimited iced tea.

Iced tea.

And, we'll have more customers than…

More than this!

Imagine it!

Barok, focus on your studies first.

-Ma.
-Yes.

What if…

I want to focus on the business instead?

Let's grow this.

You trust me, right?

Son.

Think it through, okay?

You know, honestly, I'm happy because
you can make decisions now.

But think it over.

Hmm. Okay?

Whatever decision you make,
I'll support you.

-Will you support me?
-Yes, we look alike, right?

I'll just start a business then.

Focus on your studies first.
Alright, carry on.

-Take care that.
-I'll just text, um…

-Trina.
-Sure, sure.

I'll be quick.

DO YOU WANT TO GO OUT?

Okay.

Basket tray.

And…

Dude, I need a, um…

Basket tray and a basket already…

Dude.

Dude.

Dude, I need a…

This is unbelievable.

Dude, I need…

Jeez!

Ah, here.

I'll just get this.

Basket tray.

Tray.

Okay.

Basket tray.

Got it.

And basket rounds.

Three.

Are there more?

And a place mat.

Place mat.

Place mat.

Where's the place mat?

There, place mat.

Place mat, that's just one.

Place mat.

Where's the place mat?

There, place mat.

There.

Place mat, that's just one.

Place mat.

Hey!

Mayor.

Mayor.

Wait, Mayor.

Wait, Mayor.

I didn't know, Mayor.

Wait, Mayor. Hang on!

I was just given an order, Mayor.

How are you? I brought some chicken soup.

Apung, please talk to Lodipaps.

Oh, why? What did you do now?

Apung.

There's already a schedule for chemo.

Someone's paying for it.

He's still being stubborn.

Why don't you just accept it?

I have a feeling…

there's a catch.

Oh, Jimmy Boy.

Don't think about
that catch for now, okay?

Focus on yourself, okay?

How will you recover?
How will you take care of yourself?

Wait, who's helping you guys?

It's Mr. Seng, Apung.

One of the high-ranking people in here.

Another inmate?

Imagine that.

In times of need,
an inmate is the one to help, huh?

Not even the politicians outside help us.

Just accept it.

What did you see?

Nothing. Nothing at all.

I didn't see anything.

Nothing?

How good are your eyes?

Huh?

I don't…

I don't know.

I don't get check-ups.

I don't know.

But I'm sure you saw something.

No, I didn't.

I didn't.

Even if I did, I wouldn't tell…

anyone.

I don't…

I won't make a fuss.

Calm down, calm down.

I'm not saying you should make a fuss.

Son of a g*n.

Nothing's happened yet.

Just relax.

All I want is peace and order.

I just want to ensure that you
also want peace and order.

I heard you need money?

For your wife?

Here.

Give it to your wife.

When she returns.

Take it.

Go ahead.

Take it.

There.

If someone asks,

"Did you see anything, Tonio?"

What's your answer?

Nothing.

-I didn't see anything.
-Nothing.

I didn't see anything.

Nothing.

Nothing.

So if ever someone asks
if you saw something…

-I didn't.
-Nothing.

-Alright.
-Thank you.

You're lucky, kid.

Thank you. Come back anytime.

Do you know an "Orange"?

Are they a real person?

I'm a real person. I'm Orange.

Attorney Gabriel.

A lawyer and trustee of Carlton,
who we believe

is a close friend of yours.

I'm not involved
if Carlton owes something.

I have nothing to do with that.

You better go.

Um, I'm here to give you what he left
from his last will and testament.

Carlton left me an inheritance?

Is this a house and land?

Is this a car?

Beach house?

Or like, an estate?

Just open it.

Huh? Open it?

What is this?

Are you sure this is all?

-Hold on, huh.
-Is there anything else in your case?

That's really it.

What number is it that you bring?

I have to go.

Alright.

Oh my god. Why did it take so long?

And why are you dressed like that?

Are we going out?

Where are we going?

I wanted to tell you something.

What is it?

Trina, the drag queen!

Trina, Barok.

-Oh my gosh!
-Why?

Look at this. Read this.

Look at what Carlton sent me.

Carlton?

What, did he haunt you?

Bad joke.

But, yeah, why do you
have a letter from Carlton?

That's the thing.

He wrote this a few days before he died.

Maybe you want to share?

Oh my god. Carlton admitted
that he was just used by Magnum.

He was forced to follow his orders.

We already know that.
Is there anything new there?

No. Here, look.

"Like how Magnum framed Jimmy Boy

to get the supplier, Mr. Seng,
inside the provincial jail."

Look at it.

That's what really happened
to Mr. Jimmy Boy.

My Bro needs to know this.

The truth shall set you free.

Could this still help my case,
and my son's case?