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I had that day.

The lack of hope...

The yearning to die.

No.

You don't yearn

to die anymore.

You yearn to live.

By my side.

I have no idea

how you got interested in me.

I like to bring work home.

ONE YEAR BEFORE:

Hi.

I'd like to talk to Lauro.

Dr. Lauro is on

an appointment.

Tell him.

Tell him I'm here.

Look, it'll be faster

if I get another doctor.

I want to talk to Lauro!

Please...

Dr. Lauro?

Commissioner, I'm sure

it's those 2 brothers.

- We don't know...

- Have you seen their faces?

They're like ghosts...

They never talk to anyone,

they're always dirty

and stink like animals...

Of course it's them.

- What about there?

- Go on.

Anybody home?

Is anybody in there?

In here!

In here, help!

Help! In here!

I'm here, in here!

Help! Help!

Renata?

Renata.

Renata!

Renata!

Kiva!

Come, Kiva! Come!

Renata?

Renata!

Kiva!

Wait, Kiva!

Kiva?

Kiva!

Renata!

Renata!

Renata!

Lauro!

Renata!

Let me go! Help!

Help! Lauro!

Renata?

Renata!

Talk to me.

Talk to me, my love,

talk to me.

Renata, talk to me. Talk...

You can't do this to me.

Don't leave me, please.

Renata, don't do this to me.

You're alive.

You're alive!

I knew you'd come...

I love you. You're alive!

- I love you. I love you...

- My foot.

- I'll take care of you.

- My foot, it's...

Easy, easy...

- I need to make a tourniquet.

- No, no...

Kiva...

She spooked them off.

Hey, hey, talk to me.

- Talk to me.

- And say what, Lauro?

You hit your head,

I need to know if you're OK.

I'm terrible.

I've never been worse.

Good, then you're fine.

Think of good

things, Renata.

Of what? Good things?

What are you talking about?

You're alive!

You could've died.

But I may still die...

You will not die. Did you

hear me? I won't let you.

I'll take care of you.

Don't worry, I'll...

Sh*t. Sh*t...

Renata.

Renata, talk to me.

Renata, don't do

this to me, Renata!

Wake up, my love.

Wake up...

That's it, that's it...

Work. Work, damn it.

Sh*t! Sh*t, sh*t...

Lauro.

I'm here, I'm here...

I'm here...

What is it?

- My leg. Turn on the lights.

- No, we can't.

- I want to see!

- We can't! Not now.

- Will I lose my leg?

- No, you won't.

But we need to keep silent.

Silent, understand?

The car's not in front

of the house,

so they don't know

we're here.

So, let's stay

in dark, silent.

Do you think

they may come here?

I don't know.

I don't know...

Who are they?

Assassins.

- They're hidden in the woods.

- How do you know that?

- The man at bar told me.

- What bar? What are you saying?

The bar we stopped

on the way over.

He told me,

but I didn't believe him.

That's why

I didn't tell you.

How are we going

to leave? Tell me!

They're going

to invade this house!

We're going to die!

We're going to...

Nobody's going to die.

Hey...

The worst is over.

What we have to do now

is tend to your wound

and lock this house.

I'll get us out of here.

Sh*t!

Calm down, calm down...

There.

You can turn

the lamp on now.

- I think the power's out.

- Sh*t.

I'll go downstairs

to grab a candle.

No, Lauro!

- Lauro, don't leave me here!

- Shut up, shut up!

Sh*t...

- Promise me you won't leave me.

- I promise.

We'll be together

for the rest of our lives.

I'll give you a bath.

Do you feel any pain?

No.

I just feel weak.

It's the medicine

I gave you.

I increased the dosage.

It'll work as an anesthetic.

- Soon you'll fall asleep.

- No...

I don't want to sleep.

What if they come in...?

It started a long time ago.

I lost track of how many

times I didn't want to...

I really didn't. I felt

disgusted by them. It hurt...

You were locked

inside the house.

I didn't know how to get help.

They'd hurt me even worse.

We'll hurt them worse.

What about your father?

He does to the boys...

what they do to me.

My father's always drunk,

doesn't even know his name.

What about your mother?

I heard she's a homeless

in Campo Grande.

Can you take me

to your brothers?

They're probably

in the woods.

They know

everything in there.

It was dad's punishment:

He'd toss them both

in the woods, for 3 days.

Let's go to the woods, then,

commissioner.

Not enough people for that.

- Will you let them escape?

- My aunt's also missing.

- We'll make a report.

- Here, look...

I'm going in alone.

If it's you against them,

you'll die.

Drink this.

That's it...

That's it...

Lauro!

- Lauro!

- Renata?

Renata!

Renata, I'm here! Renata!

Renata!

Are you OK?

Is anybody in here?

- No, calm down...

- Is anyone else in here?

No one's here. I woke up,

I was alone,

I got scared. That's all.

- Are you OK? Are you?

- Yeah...

What happened?

How long have I been in here?

You blacked out

for 36 hours.

Are you feeling better?

I am.

It's just that my leg...

It's hurting again.

Hold still.

I stitched it.

It'll be fine.

What smell is this?

It's the food

that's rotting.

We're out of power

for two days now.

It's time for your medicine.

I'm starving...

Wow...

This medicine is like,

liquid happiness.

It's very different from what

you used to draw.

What I used to draw

was terrible.

I finally made

something good, right?

It's very realistic.

Is that good?

It is.

In terms of anatomy,

it's perfect.

I read once that Michelangelo

and Da Vinci

would dissect corpses

to study and then paint.

Really?

After that, I started looking

at their paintings differently.

As if all the people in them

were dead.

The method may have been

a bit extreme,

but it's beautiful.

And you?

Did you dissect

many corpses in college?

Only one.

But he lasted

the whole year.

He was chubby, around 50...

Kind of bald.

During that time, I'd draw.

It was the best way

to take notes. Drawing.

And then what?

Did they bury the guy?

I don't know...

I think so.

It's the least they could do,

after moving

the body everywhere...

Because the person dies,

but the body is still his.

We need to get out of here.

It's not working.

Go get the car.

I don't want

to leave you alone.

I won't be scared.

Listen:

I won a second chance.

I'll get out of here alive,

no matter what.

I promise you,

I'll get us out of here.

I'll get you out of here.

Help me stand up.

I can walk,

but going down the stairs...

Help me.

Did you get the car keys?

No.

You probably left it

in the ignition.

It makes sense.

I'm going, then.

Don't open the windows,

and be quiet.

I can't stand

what these guys did.

Look at them,

with knives, hoes...

- This won't go well.

- I called for backup.

The Special Police

will come tomorrow.

Renata?

Renata.

Are you OK?

Me? I'm great!

These vacations will be

unforgettable, honey.

You drank.

- Just a little.

- You can't drink, you know...

And you can't lie.

I heard the radio!

I know what

they do to the women!

Even so, you decided to stay

in this f***ing house!

You son of a b*tch!

A**hole!

I didn't know!

I didn't know...

I didn't...

Lauro?

Lauro.

Lauro!

Lauro?

Are you OK?

You need to get some sleep.

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