Aballay, el hombre sin miedo Page #2
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Now we'll have this one.
This is the real ceremony.
Dead One!
Let her go!
Oh, we have a guest.
What's wrong with you?
You fallen in love with her?
I'll show you
who's mounting this mare!
Afucking gaucho roulette!
Musicians...
We need some music!
Where is he?
Where is he?
Where are you? I'll find you...
Where is he? Maybe here,
maybe there...
I don't know, but I'll find you.
I'll find you.
Where are you?
Where's the big city guy!
Where are you?
Where are you?!
Let's see...
Go, go!
The Dead One's responsible,
Godfather.
Do you think he'll be OK?
He's hurt. If you don't
take care of him, he'll be blind.
F***! Sh*t!
I'm sorry I got you involved
in this, Godfather.
Dear, you know I curse just because.
But if in a case like this
you don't ask me for help,
I won't talk to you again.
You understand, "Negro"?
We must run away from here.
I'll go get Pastrana.
Take this. Just in case.
Tell The Pauper to be careful.
That's a package
stolen from the Dead One.
I'm blind.
I can't see.
Of course, you really hurt your eyes.
Don't touch the bandage.
Be patient.
You'll be able to see again.
Who are you?
Antonio like your uncle,
the one that's wicked? No.
Mariano.
No, the female version is better.
I like "Mariana".
How about Silvan? Or Jos?
Jos, like Virgin Mary's husband.
Aballay!
What's wrong with you, Aballay?
Are those bags too heavy for you?
Why don't you give them to me?
Come here, girl. You're pretty.
Get down here!
You want to pray?
Pray, you a**hole!
Aballay, what shall
we do with them?
Do you believe in God?
Tell him the Dead One sends his regards.
Come here!
Kill him, Dead One!
You son of a b*tch!
Son of a b*tch!
Take this!
Take this!
After me, somebody
more powerful will come.
I'm not worthy
to untie His sandals.
When He comes, deserts will
open up and lilies will bloom.
Meanwhile, let's celebrate the Virgin
with the words of the prophet.
Praise the Lord! It is possible
to wash away your sins...
...and the pain caused by them.
But nothing is possible
without a sacrifice.
Simeon the Elder,
the first stylite,
redeemed his sins
and withdrew from the Earth
where he had sinned
by staying on pillars in the desert
and never coming down,
so that he could be closer to God.
He would endure freezing weather
and the boiling sun, night and day.
After spending decades on a pillar,
the Lord, who knew
about his sacrifices, said:
"This is a fearless man,
deaf to the debauchery of the winds,
whose body feeds from Heaven's bread
and Heaven's wine. "
Rejoice, since he who
approaches God and is remorseful
will receive God's mercy
and be forgiven,
like those brave stylites.
In the name of the Father, the Son
and the Holy Spirit. Amen.
Amen.
Amen.
I was born in your valleys,
I'm made of stone and sand.
I was born in the woods,
And calandra larks and thrushes
used to sing to me.
I was born in your valleys,
I'm made of stone and sand.
And calandra larks and
thrushes used to sing to me.
And calandra larks and
thrushes used to sing to me.
I'll see those birds again.
Father, I'd like to know
about the saints you talked about.
I said that they lived in sanctity.
They were anachorets, or hermits.
Didn't you say something else?
Something else?
Stylites, maybe?
It's the same.
Stylites were a special
type of anachorets.
Anachorets were solitary people.
They would willingly withdraw
from other people.
They would inhabit caves
or live on a mountain top.
What for?
To serve God in their own way.
You said they were on top of...
On top of pillars or columns.
Those were stylites.
And there they stayed...
through cold or hot weather,
whether they were sick or hungry...
How long?
For eternity! Simeon the Elder
spent almost 37 years like that.
Simeon the Younger, 70 years.
So, what do you think now
of their sacrifice?
Could you imagine such a thing?
And how did they eat?
Uncomfortably. Bugs, mice...
Sometimes sad people or believers
would go on a pilgrimage
to ask them
to ask God to help them.
You said they used to...
Show repentance and meditate.
Why did they show repentance?
To relieve the pain
caused by their sins.
Stylites would stay on pillars
to get closer to Heaven
and to withdraw from the Earth,
since that was where they had sinned.
Will you bear with me, brother?
Will you bear with me?
It's forever.
Are you always on a horse?
Always.
Do you sleep on it as well?
I do.
So you're The Pauper.
People pray to you.
That's just a belief.
I'm just riding my horse.
And why don't you get off it?
What's the matter, my friend?
There are still people
I have to kill.
And that's terrible.
What comes afterwards...
...is even worse.
My wife has returned.
Thank you so much, friend!
Where's the city guy?
Didn't even spit his heart!
Did you miss your daddy?
Won't you give him a kiss?
Come on, kiss your daddy!
Kiss your daddy, kiss your daddy!
Come on, kiss him!
Where's that handsome boy?
You've stolen him from me,
so you'll give him back to me.
Understand?
There he is!
Get him! Don't let him escape!
Get him!
Oh, Saint who performs miracles.
I know I shouldnt bother you.
You look after the Dead and the Living.
But Pauper, please,
I have no one else to turn to.
I'm calling out for you, asking you
to work a miracle and help him stay alive.
Afinal miracle that
finds him safe from harm.
Pretty boy!
Don't you want some meat?
City guy!
Don't worry if you have loose teeth,
the meat's already been chewed!
Dead One!
I brought you a present.
Is that Aballay?
Let Juana go,
and the Saint is yours.
Aballay is the Saint?
What a surprise!
Vargas!
Drop your gun! And the man!
I'm getting nervous.
You stinking city boy!
What is it, Julin?
I'm leaving.
You're leaving?
- I thought...
- I have to go.
I know.
It's because of the Dead One.
It's because I've been with him,
that son of a b*tch...
I'm dirty...
- It's that.
- No, you're not.
It's me.
I'm poisoned.
I've spent my whole life thinking of
avenging my father's death.
But you've killed all of them.
Not all of them.
The worst one is alive.
Who?
The Pauper.
The Pauper?
What are you saying, Julian?
The Pauper saved your life.
He is a saint, Julian.
You can't kill a saint.
You can't, Julian!
Don't do it.
Stay with me.
Get down!
No. You know I can't get down.
I had to do it.
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