All language subtitles for Sr.Avila.S02E06.1080p.WEB-DL.DD+2.0.H.264-SbR

THE GOOD
AND THE BAD MASTER

María!

-I didn't know what to do.
-That should never happen.

I know. But it did happen.

It did and I didn't know
what to do.

It's okay.
You couldn't have known.

It's not your fault.

You handled the situation.

No, María, no.
I'm taking you to your room.

Right?

So what else happened?

She walked in
and took her nightgown off.

I jumped out of bed,
picked it up,

and tried to put it back on,
asking if she needed help.

Then I took her
back to her room.

Calm down, María, calm down.

Calm down, take it easy.

You drew a very fine line there.

Well done, Octavio, well done.

Good job.

Very well.

Did she immediately
accept that limit you imposed?

Of course she did.

On the way back
to her room,

do you think she feared,
or rejected you in any way?

No, she just went along with it.

That's good, very good.
That means she still trusts you.

Excellent news.

Did she say anything at all?

Don Ávila.

-What?
-My husband ruined my life.

No?

First he killed...

Be silent, they'd kill you
for what you just said.

Well done.

You expertly handled
a situation...

that was
extremely difficult, Octavio.

Congratulations.

I've only told you that.

You?

Calm down already.
Calm down.

Take a deep breath.

-You? You?
-Please, you must trust me.

-No! Who are you?
-I'll tell you everything.

He won't have to kill you.

You're alive.

-Who are you?
-I'm here to help you.

I don't know you anymore!

Get off of me!

Who are you?

I'm here to help you.
You must trust me.

María, please!

You may go now.

Excuse me, doctor.

I guess you and the Croatian
haven't reached an agreement.

How would you know?

Because I was summoned
to a special meeting

by the supreme council
tomorrow at 12:30 AM.

The supreme what?

The council
you are a member of.

You never mentioned
any supreme council.

I didn't think
it was necessary, sir.

The dons of the entire country
meet once a year

to discuss certain items
such as fees, commissions,

repealing rules,
etcetera, etcetera.

Mr. Moreira chaired the board
until he died.

They also meet
on very special occasions,

to discuss any dispute
among the members.

I'm sure it was the Croatian
who called the meeting.

Sounds like a trial to me.

And the ruling is firm.
You either obey or die.

You either stop or die.
Retire or die.

Obey or die. I know, Iván.

In a business on which the
main source of income is death,

-it makes sense to me.
-I'd better keep quiet.

What did the Croatian want, sir?

Sánchez's companion killed.
Unbelievable!

That can happen to a nosy cop
that gets in our way.

I can believe that.
Why didn't you accept, sir?

Get out.

Who are you?

What's the matter?

Nothing.

Why do you ask?

-You look nervous.
-I'm not. I didn't sleep well.

Don Ávila is on his way.

That doesn't help me relax.

You'll be fine.

Don Ávila.

Please, have a seat.
Can I get you anything?

Let's get straight to the matter.
How's it going?

You look a little uptight.

-I'm not your patient now.
-At least have a seat.

I'm listening.

The Croatian has a job for us.

He says it's special.

He'll pay anything we want.

He always hires us
for the tough jobs,

we always deliver.

He's waiting for a reply.

We appreciate your proposal...

...but...

Let's pay the Croatian a visit,

see what it's all about,
and then say no.

Right, Zasha?

Pass me some tissue.

-You left your room.
-I did.

I need to hear them.

Yes, certainly,
you can see for yourself

that Octavio's in total control
of the situation.

The question is whether
you control Octavio, Mola.

Who are you?

I don't know who you are.

What?

I'm a victim like you.

THEY'RE WATCHING US

That's what I am, trust me.

Why should I trust you?

You need to trust someone.
No, wait, wait, wait.

Stop. You have to trust me.

Please.

No! Don't do that! No!

-My God!
-I'm sorry. I'm sorry!

He kissed your wife?

You must want him dead.

No, not him.

Her.

Nine gunshots.

Last one between the eyes.

-What stopped you?
-Emiliano.

Let the dead bury their own.

You're saying I should kill her?

No, I'm saying
you can't live in the past.

You need to accept
your son's death to find peace.

Do you want us to look for
an alternative treatment, sir?

What for?
You said this one was working.

Yes, but I don't want anyone
getting hurt.

I'll stick to this.

The issue about the female cop
whose life you saved,

how did you fix that?

It's not fixed.

Why not?

I refuse to provide
the restitution he demands.

-How so?
-I'm not killing her.

I'm worried about you, my son.

Why's that?

Your bouts of mental confusion
are blurring your good judgment.

You're mistaken.

Sorry to keep you waiting.
I'll take you to see the boss.

You would kill the woman
you loved for years,

the mother of your son,

but risked your life
to save a cop

who'd lock you up in a heartbeat
if she knew who you are.

No, I don't understand.

-What?
-The inexpressiveness in her face.

Don't you see what I mean?

Her face is totally blank.

As if she died without feeling
any kind of emotion.

Shouldn't the mouth
show some kind of surprise?

Should it?

But of course.
She was shot in the chest.

She knew she was going to die.

You have to understand
that at fifty,

death is still unexpected,
don't you think?

-What's so funny?
-She was seventy, not fifty.

So that explains
the total inexpressiveness.

No wonder
her husband killed her.

He must've spent a fortune
in plastic surgery.

What can you tell me
about the don?

Nothing.

He made a mistake
and instead of correcting it,

he decided to commit suicide.

Alinca?

-Bosnian?
-Is there any other?

Let's have some, then.

-Won't you toast with us?
-I don't drink.

My apologies.

I never drink
before negotiating a job.

So tell us,
what is this special job?

I want you to kill...

...one of the dons.

The limitations
and the extent of my duties

are very clearly defined.

Supporting, listening,
making suggestions,

warning, guiding.

But avoiding a suicide
isn't one of my duties.

And killing his son is?

A don has an advantage
nobody else has.

There's no surprise factor.

We know the rules.

You have to warn him
there's a price on his head.

That means
he's expecting us, right?

I didn't ask you over

to explain to me how tough
it is to do a job.

I asked you over to tell me
whether you can do it or not.

-What about you?
-What about me?

-Can you afford it?
-How much?

How many guys have tried?

What do you mean?

The Chivalsicks
are always the last resort.

We're never the first option.

How many?

Three.

A father-and-son team
and a loner.

-Names?
-Ferrer and his son.

And the loner?

Soto.

What do you want?

No, that's not true.

No, Iván.

You need a girlfriend
or something.

It's dangerous.

How much?

-Five.
-Five?

Five percent of your business.

Why would I accept such madness?

If we happen to fail,
you would have to do it.

And I think
you don't want to do that.

-Blas.
-Yes, sir?

Prepare the agreement.

I need to review the details
with these gentlemen.

Have you eaten?

I'm not hungry.
What are you doing here, Iván?

I couldn't take the risk
of you falling asleep, sir.

Missing a meeting of the dons

is like putting a bullet
in your head.

Just tell me what to do
so you can leave.

-Kill me?
-Where's my gun?

Or let me help you.

I have just two options?

Get some sleep, sir.

Tomorrow you'll need
to be wide awake.

Do you have gas, sir?

You're expected in there, sir.

Aren't you coming?

No, it's for the dons only.

We're in the next room.

Who's we?

We the...

We the Ivans.

-Good morning.
-Good morning.

Good morning.

Alvarado.

Díaz.

Juárez.

Polonio.

Perches.

Santa María.

Have a seat, Ávila.

Listen.

Do you enjoy it,
or is it a fate thing?

-What?
-Getting in trouble.

Isn't that precisely
why we're here?

To avoid trouble?

The issue at hand is the dispute

between don Ivanesevich
and don Ávila.

As chairman of this council,

I remind you that our ruling
is both definite and firm.

Refusing to comply
with our ruling means death.

Do you agree?

Agreed.

-Agreed.
-Very well, Mr. Ivanesevich,

you may present your case.

What are you
going to do afterwards?

The Serrano ham.

Some salami.

No, after your don dies.

Death is not
on don Ávila's agenda.

Of course not, Iván.

Your don's death
is in someone else's agenda.

You know, the last five guys
that tried to kill don Ávila

left a blank page
in each of their agendas.

-Have some of this.
-Sure.

After a few
telephone conversations,

and even after don Ávila

killed two of my hit-men,

he made it clear to all of us...

After several conversations,

as provided by the bylaws,

the reparatory compensation.

We certainly respect
don Ávila's point of view...

Your turn, don Ávila.

May we have
your side of the story?

It's the same story
we just heard.

Why would you make
such a serious mistake?

-To protect our business.
-From what?

From the wrath of the Minister
of Public Safety when he...

-Potential Minister.
-Mr. Ivanesevich!

You had your say.

The bullet hit me here.

And another one here
and I'm only alive

because the funeral home
has great medical insurance.

-You have medical insurance?
-We all do, right?

You pay for it, right?

Do I pay for it? No way.
It's a very expensive procedure.

Periodical checkups,
medication, no way,

my boss wouldn't let me
go bankrupt.

Did I say something wrong?

He's the first don to cover
his deputy's medical insurance.

What? Don't they all?

It's not a rule.

Don Ávila thinks some things

are a little more important
than sticking to the rules.

You're very lucky
to have a boss like Ávila.

I know that.

Believe me.

I believe you.

The difference between
my dear colleague and me

is that I think this business
is too important

to allow someone's ego
put everyone's lives at risk.

I didn't start my business.

I inherited it from a man
who taught me that nobody...

is above the rules.

And something else
don Moreira taught me,

is that it is our duty as dons...

to ensure the survival
of our kind, of our business.

And that if the time came
when I had to choose

between the rules
and our business...

...to go with our business.

If I had done that hit,

the consequences for all of us
would've been very serious.

I had some time to reflect
on don Ávila's qualities

during my vacations last year.

What? You get vacations too?

Paid vacations,
one month per year.

Don Ávila, do you believe in...?

Do you believe in...?

Do you believe in justice?

I think whoever has to die
will die,

and whoever has to live
will live.

Yours is
a very simple philosophy.

We have a verdict.

However it wasn't easy to reach
a decision in this case.

The seriousness
of don Ávila's mistake

-is the issue here.
-So?

The death of a Minister's child
has terrible consequences.

Potential Minister!

Analyzing the facts objectively,

it's important to mention

that at the time
of the attempted murder

of detective Erika Duarte,

there was no political link
to that hit,

just a possibility,

one that gives don Ávila
the upper hand in this dispute.

Although that possibility
vanished half an hour ago,

when an official announcement
was made,

regarding the new Minister
who is not a man.

The Minister of Public Safety
is a woman.

This council's decision
is that you have 24 hours

from this very moment

to provide the reparation
demanded by your colleague.

Ávila.

What was that again?

Whoever has to live lives,
whoever has to die dies?

Twenty-three hours, 55 minutes.

Sir, I'd like to say something,
if I may.

I think the sooner you take care
of the police officer issue,

the sooner you'll be able
to get back to work, sir.

I have no intention
to rush things, Iván.

Why don't you take over
for a while?

Because if I did your paycheck

would be an unnecessary
and onerous expense.

So cancel all my appointments
for the next two days.

Can you do that?

Why don't you
just kill the woman?

Because I just saved her life.

You saved her life
to protect the business

from a potential risk,
but that risk no longer exists.

So I don't see any reason
for her to live.

Unless of course,

I'm not aware
of something in particular.

Is there anything
you'd like to share, sir?

She's young.

-And she's a cop.
-So were you sir.

But you switched courses
in time.

Maybe she could switch, too.

I mean, maybe Sánchez
could control her.

Your colleagues
are uncontrollable, sir.

They want her dead in 23 hours
or else she'll die in 48 hours,

and then you,
ten minutes later.

I appreciate your concern,
but it's my problem.

I'm not concerned, sir.
You can die any time you want.

What really concerns me
is our business.

We've lost so much money,

that I'd hate to look
for a replacement just now.

I'll miss you too, Iván.

It's nothing personal, sir.

Blas!

-What do you need, sir?
-Just a moment.

I personally made sure
it's authentic, sir.

I know that.

Don't you trust my judgment?

How much did this cost us?

A hundred and twenty thousand.

But that's less than half
of what we'll get for it.

No.

We're not selling it?

I don't trust your judgment.

What's this, Blas? What is this?
What is this, Blas?

-I don't know, sir.
-What is this?

I didn't see that, sir.

Never mention
your judgment to me again!

Blas, I'm surprised you called.

We still have time, don't we?

That's not why I called.
I have a question.

I'm listening.

Would your don Ávila hire me?

Have you been crying?

Regarding your question,

I think there's a possibility,

we'd have to sort out
the details.

-Such as?
-Such as...

Trustworthiness, for example.
You work for the competition.

-That complicates things.
-So?

You could prove to him
that you're trustworthy.

Could you?

He hired the Chivalsicks.

He hired them to kill your don.

Would that help?

It's a good start.

Yes, yes, go right ahead.

Sir, we need to talk.

-Later.
-It has to be now, sir,

you need to act fast.

I just got a call that might
just turn things around.

Delicious.

Bye, baby.

-What now?
-Erika Duarte

has to go away for a while.

She has to go away
or she'll be dead tomorrow.

How come?

Will they take
much longer, ma'am?

That's...

I'm so glad to see you,
Chivalsicks.

-It's very important.
-Later, Blas, it's dinner time.

-But...
-It's dinner time.

She won't listen to me.
She won't just go away.

Is there another option?

I'm so sorry
I have to interrupt...

-Amen.
-Amen.

I'm so sorry to interrupt,

but I need to give you
the don's message.

You need to wait 16 hours
as of this moment.

-Why?
-Because Ávila has 16 hours

to get rid of a cop.

Why does Ávila want her dead?

My don wants her dead.

Ávila made the mistake
of saving her life.

So now he has to kill her
to make up for his mistake.

One more thing.

My don doesn't want
an impersonal death.

In other words,

Ávila has to know
he's going to die.

We'll take care of it.

Don't you like it?

Delicious.

Delicious.

Are you okay?

Help!

Help me!

-What happened?
-We got robbed.

It's okay, I'm a cop.

In cold blood.

Worthy of a don.

Put that away.

Drop it.

Drop it!

THE COUNCIL ORDERS
AND THE DON OBEYS

"Killing well to live better."
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