Heroes Page #3
- Year:
- 2010
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Susqueda has risen by up to 33%,
Sau is at around
60% of its capacity.
Spectacular figures
in the LLobregat basin as well.
Okay, I forgive you.
What are you laughing at?
No, nothing.
Nothing's going to happen here.
You're not my type.
Right.
Get lost.
We're not friends.
- Xavi told me to come at ten.
- No way. You're lying.
You'll never be in our gang,
Pear boy.
My name's Colo.
What a cool caravan.
Is it your hiding place?
- It's a bear's den.
- Don't believe that.
Hi, do you want an apple?
Mum gave me one for everyone.
I don't like apples.
See, Pear boy,
she doesn't like apples.
I've got everything.
Dairy, bread, vegetables.
Chews, Penguins, Wagon wheels...
My mum gave me
a whole hamper.
- Hi, Colo.
- Hi, do you want an apple,
a croissant, Dracula ice cream,
or roasted peppers?
Xavi, did you say he could come?
Yes, I thought...
he could be a good signing,
for our team.
A good signing if you want to lose.
We'll come last.
I think it's a good idea.
Well, I don't.
You can have a two day trial.
- He's got immunity.
- What?
- I've got immunity.
- I promised him ten days.
This is unbelievable,
we didn't vote.
All in favour of immunity?
Here, you can have them all.
Okay, fine.
Now there are five of us.
But don't forget
you're just an extra.
Hey, is there
something wrong with you?
No, not me. What about you?
No, no.
I mean are you all right?
Yeah, I've got a cold,
and you?
I'm blind as a bat,
but I'm fine.
Xavi.
Xavi!
The go-kart.
We should use steel.
It needs to be strong.
Steel?
Where from?
Steel is too heavy.
Isn't wood better?
you have the right to speak?
- No.
- Then shut it!
He's right, we should use wood,
it would be faster.
- Where do we get it?
- I know where.
- Where?
- Behind the bar, there are planks.
That grumpy old man
won't give us any.
Hold on.
Who said we have to ask him?
Why don't we steal it?
What if he kills us?
In favour of going
to the bar tonight?
Perfect. Meet at 12
at the bear's den. Let's go.
I'm staying here,
I want a swim.
Alone?
See you tonight then.
Hello.
- Oh, hello.
- What are you doing?
Just taking a walk.
- What's your name?
- Xavi.
- That's a nice name.
- Yeah, it's not bad.
I'm Helena.
Hello.
Hello again.
How old are you?
- 14.
- 14? I would have said twelve.
No, that was two years ago.
I'm 14.
Okay, okay.
You want a ride?
On your bike?
Thank you.
You're welcome.
Goodbye.
Goodbye.
Hey,
you know when you want to...
get off with a girl...
That smile...
So there's a girl?
Yes.
I've got no chance,
but I don't know how to do it.
Write her something.
Like what?
I'll tell you
what never fails.
Find a foreign song
and translate it.
No one understands them
and they sound great in Catalan.
Then read it to her
as if you'd written it.
She'll think
you're a sensitive guy.
And that works?
Girls love sensitive types.
- How do you know it'll work?
- It'll work,
but you have to make sure
it works for you.
What?
When you read it,
you should feel
butterflies in your stomach.
Butterflies?
Relax, when it happens,
you'll know what I mean.
Sh*t. Wait here a minute.
Damn!
He's coming!
Open it.
This way!
Let's do it.
No way! I'm going home.
Great, then you quit the team.
Colo, the worst is over now.
Careful!
Stop getting in the way!
Don't shine it in my face.
Colo, don't shine it at me.
Look at this.
Old Yoda is a painter.
That's us.
I'm in it too.
But it makes me look ugly.
No, that's what you look like.
Come on.
We'll have to make a few trips.
Don't sneak off now.
Load up.
Will someone help me?
Help me.
I see one!
We have to all see it.
- There, look!
- I saw it too.
Me too.
Sh*t! I bet it's Yoda.
No, it's not Yoda.
It's my folks.
I told them to come
around this time.
That we'd probably have
finished robbing the wood.
Do your parents know
we went to the bar?
Yes, I tell them everything.
- Colo!
- Right, see you tomorrow.
My little guy.
Are you hungry, Colo?
Yes?
- Are you?
- Champ.
I brought you a sandwich.
Bye!
Goodbye!
Bye.
That guy is nuts.
Really nuts, but I like him.
Yeah, he's nice.
- Where were you?
- None of your business.
You could have asked permission.
If I need permission,
I ask my mum.
Xavi, I'd like us to be friends.
Your mother would be very happy
if you and I got along.
I know you're upset
about your dad.
Don't talk about my dad.
You don't know him.
You're not my dad,
and this isn't your house.
My mum is only with you
because my dad left.
He's much better than you.
You're grounded for two days.
And no pocket money for a week.
I said talk to him,
this wasn't what I meant.
What do you expect?
He won't listen to me.
It's what kids do, Luis.
He went to play with his mates.
It's normal, he's on holiday.
He's a good kid.
right from wrong.
- Like this?
- Will you let him off again?
This way he'll learn
to respect me.
He has to learn to accept you.
But first of all,
he should get to know you a bit.
It's not easy for me,
I'm like a guest in this house.
It's going to be okay.
I miss Dad too,
but Lluis is a good man.
Leave me alone.
I'm going to win this race
so he'll come back.
No, I'm coming straight
to the office.
Have them send me a shirt,
a suit and a tie.
Okay. Thank you
Yes, I'll be there around four.
We've got two hours to discuss it.
Okay, see you then.
I'm leaving in ten minutes.
Are you coming or not?
Coffee!
One black and one white.
Thanks.
You're welcome.
Thank you.
My name's Cristina.
My friends call me Cristo.
You can too, if you want.
You...
Did you and I...?
Did we...?
Did we what?
No. No?
No, nothing. Forget it.
Thank you.
And thank you too, fat head.
- Today is a very important day.
- Yes, very.
fat head.
Believe it or not,
- Is that right?
- Yes.
I've got a date.
- It's a special thing.
- What is it,
a formal date, or more of
a blind date, more your style?
A reunion of old friends.
I don't believe it.
- You think it's with you.
- What?
That was what you were thinking.
How can you be so egocentric?
- No.
- D*ckhead.
D*ckhead.
Fat head, red head,
noodle head, bean head...
You're funny,
and you seem happier when
you're not thinking about work.
- Are you sure you like your job?
- Here we go again.
I'm only asking.
Well, you live a life of...
I don't know,
and carefree kleptomania...
Juggling and diabolos
and all that stuff.
- I have a great responsibility.
- Really?
Yes.
What's that?
To be happy.
A long time ago,
that I'd try to have
many magical days,
but it's getting
harder and harder.
What?
It's the summer,
relax a bit, forgive him.
I'm sure you can be friends.
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