Celda 211 Page #7

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I have to quit smoking.

Ever seen what it does

to your lungs?

All black and disgusting.

I don't think it will be

what kills you.

You're a real jerk, Calzones.

You know that, right?

I do my best.

Your best and more.

It takes a lot of balls

to do what you did.

Standing up there and telling

everyone you were an inmate.

Though things got screwed up

in the end with Elena.

Sometimes life fucks you up

and you don't even realize.

They asked me to kill you.

What did you tell them?

To go to f***ing hell.

Now you and me

are going out that door

and we're gonna do

what we said we'd do.

And when the sh*t hits the fan,

you'd better hope they kill me quick

because if they don't,

I swear I'm gonna skin you alive.

Get that straight.

Nobody makes a fool of Malamadre.

Whatever happens,

you're not leaving here alive.

That's what you wanted, right?

If those bastards don't tell me,

you will, right?

There's no way to ever be sure.

The TV's back on!

Hey, look!

The TV's back on!

... the Ministry of the Interior related

to the violence that began yesterday

at the prison in Zamora...

It's the end of DSS!

They're coming in!

They're coming in!

Kill the hostages!

Do it now!

There's no time!

Bullshit!

That way!

Throw them outside, damn it!

Come on, damn it!

Calzones!

God damn it!

Calzones.

Calzones, look at me.

Look at me. You're okay.

You're okay. Look at me.

Look at me!

Look at me.

Stay here, with me.

- Damn it!

- They killed Malamadre!

They killed Malamadre and Calzones!

They killed Malamadre and Calzones!

They wish they could.

But not yet, right, Calzones?

We'll get those bastards.

We'll get those bastards good!

Motherf***er!

Yeah, that's him.

That's Juan Oliver.

The resolution of a crisis

of this sort

is never completely satisfying,

but I think, as a whole,

the final outcome

can be considered

a success.

This one's still alive!

Given the risks

and the limited

options at our disposal,

the appearance of an alternative to

a possible collaboration with Malamadre

made all the difference.

You could say

the wall had more cracks

than we at first imagined

and we were able

to exploit them in time.

On the negative side,

we mustn't forget that we were unable

to get Juan Oliver out of there alive.

Personally,

I must say I'll never

forgive myself for that.

MORAO'S HEADACHE

KILLED HIM HERE:

CALZONES DIED HERE

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