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- Indah? - Rosa.

How could we be doing this at the same time?

That's friendship.

So we have to do everything together.

Hopefully they will be like us when they grow up.

Being best friends too.

Until they grow up.

MAX PICTURE and FRAME RITZ PICTURE presents...

...based on a successful teen television series

- Hi. - Hi, my beautiful sister.

My special guest.

- How are you? - Thankfully, I'm fine.

Hey, how are you?

How was the trip to get here?

- Let's go inside. - It was okay.

How long will you be in Papua?

We'll see. This is from the beginning.

Hopefully around two months. That's why I'm asking for your help.

I'm leaving Ben to you, okay? He's in the same school as Isabel.

Oh, my gosh. We can do that. It's only two months.

It's a short amount of time. It won't even feel long.

- Mom, look at me. - Yes, be careful, honey.

- Ben, let's play. - Ben's grades are good too.

- Right. It's no trouble at all. - Thank you.

Why do you act like strangers to your own younger sibling?

- Ben eats a lot. - He eats a lot?

- Now that'll cause a headache. - Hi, Bandung kid!

Let's arm wrestle!

Are you scared?

You're still mama's boy. You're lame!

Let's do it.

One, two, start!

I'm actually worried if a mama's boy like you would survive in my school.

I'm sure it's hard being a mama's boy like you.

You were always loved by your mom and now your mom's not here anymore.

Yes!

You never changed since back then. You cheated.

I didn't cheat! You're just not being careful enough!

Spiderman, the loser is held hostage!

Welcome to our family. Ben, Mama's Boy, Sarjono.

Take good care of yourself.

Listen to what your aunt says, okay?

Okay?

I'll be going.

- Be careful on your way. - Yeah.

Ben.

Stay strong, Ben.

- Bye, everyone. Thanks. - Yes.

It's okay. You're already grown up.

Your uncle and I are happy that you're staying here, Ben.

Whatever you need here, Ben, just tell us.

You don't need to worry.

Isabel's here. She'll be the one taking care of you.

- Right? - Go take your afternoon nap. Okay?

- Let's go inside. - Let's go.

- I'll be going in, okay, Ben? - Okay.

- Bel. - Right.

Did you hear that? Isabel is here to take care of Ben.

- I can take care of myself. - Are you sure?

Let's see how long a mama's boy survives in my school.

Ben.

Ben.

If you sit with them, you'll be the only boy there.

And people will think you're an effeminate man.

People like us eat lunch here.

That Ben. Does he not know who we are?

Who are we?

"Cocoon"! The most popular squad in the school.

According to the book I read, being popular and not popular is...

- This isn't a book. - Sophie's World

This is a dictionary. I don't get it. It's so thick.

Here.

Here's a map of our school.

Who are the Fabulous Divas?

Them.

Donna, Mandy...

...and Paula.

Ben!

You're exactly like me.

The Fabulous Divas rule over this school.

They're rich and pretty.

The point is, they decide the people who are lame...

...and the people that can be popular.

And the enemy of the Fabulous Divas...

...are the Cocoon Squad.

Hey, what's wrong with you?

- You're just jealous of popular people. - We're jealous? You guys are popular?

Isabel and Paula are like Wonder Woman and Captain Marvel.

They're enemies?

One of them is from DC, the other is from Marvel.

Of course they're enemies.

According to the book I read, existence precedes essence.

- What are you talking about? - It wasn't me who said that.

But Jean-Paul Sartre. He's...

A new kid at our school.

He moved from Bandung. His name is Ben.

Him? You don't know?

Soon he'll be Isabel's boyfriend.

You poor girl. Isabel got him first.

- Let's go. - Bye.

Is there really a new kid?

- Who? - But, Ben...

...don't let boys like us like Paula.

What's the problem with that, Kim?

She won't acknowledge us either, Ben.

It'll be hard to move on too.

You've felt it, Kim?

So, I checked and it's true that there's a new kid that moved from Bandung.

- But... - But?

People say that he's not that cool.

Okay. And how about people like us?

Here. The commoners.

The oppressed people.

And these are the main oppressors.

The Mafioso.

Ben, run!

Watch your back!

- He's a plain kid. - So why does Isabel like him?

There has to be something special about him.

Right?

I wonder what it is.

Hey!

You're purposely trying to get Paula's attention, right?

Who do you think you are, crashing into us?

What's your name?

So we'll blacklist you from our school's society.

Hey, where are you running?

- You're even stuttering. - Ben!

Paula, I'm sorry.

I'm Ben.

Ben?

See? He's such a loser.

But...

He knows me?

No wonder Isabel likes him. He's cute.

Paula, what did that jerk do to you?

- What's with you? - Are you all right?

- Bel. - What is it?

Yes, what is it?

- Ben! Your cousin! - Yeah! What happened?

He's being chased by The Mafioso.

Lit, don't forget the baseball bat!

I'm just worried about you, Paul.

Even though we broke up, It doesn't mean I don't care about you.

Bob, why are you chatting? Are we going to chase them or not?

Of course we are! Let's go!

Hey!

- Come on! - Come on!

Ben.

Kim!

Ben!

I'm bored of beating you up since the first year, Kimo!

Now you choose.

Do you want to stay here or leave?

And we'll beat him up?

Thank you, Ben.

Beat him up.

Lit! The ball!

Ouch!

Hey!

Let him go or your faces will be smashed by rocks!

Bel, you know the rules of our school, right?

New kids need to be taught a lesson!

Yes, taught lessons by teachers. Not by school mafia like you!

If these rocks hit your eyes, it'll hurt!

Just hurry and toss the rocks. My hands are itching to swing.

- Hey! - Don't.

Okay.

Let's go.

They ran away.

Ben.

You sissy.

Ben, what did I tell you?

If you're going to school here, don't be weak.

Are you okay?

Are you okay, Ben?

Hey.

Five, six, seven, eight.

One, two, three, four.

Five, six, seven...

Come on, Bembi. Don't fool around.

I'm not wearing the costume! I'm wearing a skirt. It's hard!

No one's looking at you. Come on.

Five, six, seven, eight.

One, two...

Look.

Who was that peeping at us?

Ben.

Ben?

Ben Sarjono?

Ben!

Hi!

- What is it? - Come here.

Play with the Cocoon Squad.

"Cocoon"? Why does it sound like the title of a song?

It's not the title of a song.

It's more like a soap opera series from back then. Do you know it?

I don't watch soap opera.

You're so noisy.

Hey. The Cocoon Squad has five people. Four girls and one boy.

Let's ask Ben to join us. Ben, let's play together! Come on!

According to the book I read, people from Bandung are creative.

I can't. I'm studying.

- Studying... - See? What did I say?

- There's no way Ben would want to. - "I can't. I'm studying."

- See? - So arrogant. Mama's boy.

When writing, you have to have courage.

Courage to share.

Sharing thoughts. Sharing stories. And also sharing emotions.

Ben.

What do you think you regret in this life?

Moving to this school.

Moving schools is scary. But it can also be fun.

You're right, sir.

As long as the kid isn't spoiled, not acting dignified.

I'm sure that the kid would be okay in any school.

Ben.

I want you to write your story about moving to this school...

...and what you've experienced.

Okay?

A book that opened the eyes of many readers Mom

You haven't finished reading the book?

Not yet, Mom.

The love story between Saidjah and Adinda in this book is very beautiful.

Like you and Dad?

Yes.

A book that opened the eyes of many readers Mom

- What? - I...

What?

- It fell inside. - No. Come on.

He was going to cheat.

What? No. He was going to cheat.

Yes. Yes.

What?

Cheating.

Hey.

You're invited by Paula to eat at our table, Ben.

With Kimo, too?

Of course not!

Just you.

Then I don't want to. But thank you.

You seriously don't want to?

Maybe next time. Thanks.

Honestly, if you wanted to sit with them, I'll be fine.

I just want to sit with someone I know.

But she is suspicious, inviting you like that.

- Maybe you're just being... - Hi.

Ben, this is for you.

Thank God. Don't say no to good things for you, Ben.

What's with you? That's for Ben.

Thank you, Paula.

I'll eat it together with them.

Okay. I'll go, then.

Hey, a salad. Hey, you want this?

I want some.

Wait, I'll give you some.

On social media, we've seen the act of bullying at school.

I'm a little worried, so it would be good if we also discussed...

Oh, my gosh. Isabel's mom is too paranoid.

Our school is an elite one.

Bullying has nothing to do with the school being elite or not, Ros.

Mrs. Sri, we're invited here to talk about the school farewell party.

But why are we going off-topic?

Yes, calm down. We are talking about the school farewell party...

There we go. Then let's go straight to the point.

Leave it to us. I'm used to being the manager of parties like this.

Don't be like that, Ros. This is an event for our kids.

We'll leave it to them. As parents, we support them from behind.

I agree with Mrs. Indah's opinion.

It's best that we leave everything to the kids.

So the students are the ones creating it.

Okay. Listen.

How about we have the kids compete with each other?

Let them make an interesting proposal idea for the school farewell party.

I agree with that.

How sweet! Someone's getting close to you.

You're not going to call her, Ben?

Not every boy is given a lunch box from Paula.

Next time, could you knock if you want to come in?

Next time, could you lock the door if you have a secret?

Why haven't you unpacked your stuff, Ben?

You're ready to not stand being here?

You'd also be happier if I wasn't here.

What's wrong with you?

What? You'd be happier if I wasn't here, right?

Why are you such an emotional boy?

Bel, please. Stop labelling people as "emotional", "mama's boy", "lame".

You also labeled the Cocoon Squad as annoying!

You don't even know who we are!

- I think I know you guys enough. - No, you don't.

Listen, Ben. Being emotional makes your heart blind.

Just break everything.

I still need two to three months, Ben.

What is it? You don't like it there?

It's not like that, Dad. I can stand being here.

I'll try to get news as fast as possible.

Yes, Dad. Okay. Bye, Dad.

Bye, Ben.

- Auntie. - Ben.

Did you fight with Isabel?

I didn't mean to hear it.

Did you?

Ben, do you know who was the saddest person in this house...

...when your mom died?

Isabel.

Because she knew that you're very close with your mom.

- But Isabel... - Is the same as you.

She's acting dignified.

Look at this.

She wrote this postcard, but she never sent it to you.

Isn't it weird?

That's why I really know that Isabel is happy that you're staying here, Ben.

No need to fight again, okay?

Batman.

Let's go to sleep, honey.

Oh, my goodness. Be careful.

Oh, my goodness. You're already sleepy, aren't you?

Say bye first.

Good night.

Oh, my goodness.

Don't be sad, Ben. You have to be strong! There's still a lot of people who love you.

Isabel

Edo is being mean to me.

My chats.

My calls.

He ignored them all.

You guys already broke up.

- What else do you want? - Yeah, but it can't be like that, Bel.

And we broke up just because he wants to focus...

...on the Taekwondo championship.

That's enough, Bem. We're still in middle school.

- Just date when you're in college. - Yeah, but it can't be like that.

You can't force feelings. You could like someone anytime.

How could I be in charge of it? It's like me liking him now.

So should I tell him that I can hold back my feelings?

"Hey, I like you. Let's date when we're in college later."

- That's not possible! - Ben.

What do you think? You like someone.

How do you hold back your feelings?

The flyers are here. We have to win against Paula.

Agreed?

Hey, let's have Ben join our team.

According to what I know, kids from Bandung have original ideas.

It's no use. Before the farewell party, Ben would have already left for Papua.

Let's tidy up here. Stop crying, Bembi. The teacher will be here soon.

- What happened? - The usual.

Can someone give examples of books about the issue of social resistance?

Harry Potter, sir. The first book until the seventh book.

No wonder you're wearing glasses like Harry Potter.

That's not what I meant.

Sorry, sir.

Bembi, what book are you reading?

I don't read books. I read from my iPad.

You mean you download the books?

No, I read novels on my iPad and there's a web.

There's hundreds and thousands of people already reading it.

Do you want the link? I can give it to you.

No, you don't need to. It's okay.

Okay? Ben.

What book are you reading?

Max Havelaar, sir.

You're reading the book Max Havelaar?

Yes, sir. But I haven't finished it yet.

My late mother gave it to me.

Ben.

Come with me to the front.

Ben.

Please tell your friends about the book Max Havelaar.

Max Havelaar is written by Multatuli...

...whose real name is Eduard Douwes Dekker.

This book is important because it describes the resistance...

...of commoners against the oppresors during the Dutch occupation.

Amazing.

That's really amazing, Ben. Okay, that's it for today.

Don't forget about your writing.

On Monday before the test, please turn it in, okay?

Ben.

Ben.

Your writing about your experience of going to school here...

...is really interesting.

Continue writing it. Who knows? It could become a novel.

- That's impossible, sir. - Nothing's impossible.

This is my first novel when I got a scholarship to study abroad.

Here, try reading it. Who knows? It might inspire you.

- I'll read it, sir. - Sure.

- Thank you, sir. - Of course.

Be strong, Ben.

- Bembi, can't you stay still? - It's for a photo for Instagram.

I don't want to! Stay still!

- Bel! - Come with us!

Yeah, come with us first...

That's how it should be. Being close with each other.

- I'm happy to see it. - Isabel.

Yes, Mom?

Your friends have been waiting for you.

It's because Ben doesn't want to come.

Why, Ben? Go with them.

Come on, Ben. Hurry and go with them.

Your job is to look after those girls. Come on.

Bye, Mom. Bye, Dad!

Ta-da!

Why is my child wearing girls' clothes?

Wonder Woman is a great film too, Mom!

Yes, it's good. But the clothes are for girls, honey.

Come on, change your clothes.

- Here, honey. - Yeah.

Bembi, is Ben's costume already prepared?

Oh, yeah! It's here.

Here. This is for you. Wear it later, okay?

- Okay? - Let's go.

- Close this first! - Be quiet, little kid!

Okay. Bye.

Gramps!

Isabel! What is this? I don't want to wear it.

We need you because of this, Ben.

Aren't you tired of messing around with me?

Are you feeling well?

Today, it's not just you that's being messed around with.

But it's all of us. And that's going to make them all happy.

Okay?

"Them"?

- Mister. - Yes.

A clown!

It turns out that Isabel is right.

I really don't know the Cocoon Squad yet.

That night...

...I knew a different side of them.

Every week, they visit a nursing home to accompany and entertain...

...the elderly people who are lonely.

The woman who was having her birthday that day was...

...Bembi's senile grandma.

One of the gifts she wanted was having a clown in front of her.

That night, I wasn't acting dignified. And I wasn't being emotional.

Isabel is right.

My heart was immediately much more open.

That's enough.

- No. - Give it to me.

- What are you going to do... - Be quiet.

What are you typing?

"Edo, I'm happy that we broke up. You're annoying."

I deleted his contact number on your phone, so say bye to him.

What...

Bel.

She deleted his contact number.

Bembi!

Wipe away your tears.

If it's clear that Edo doesn't respect you, then why are you still holding on?

There are still a lot of people who can respect you.

You're kind. You're pretty. You're cute. You're fun.

So, a boy who doesn't respect you is stupid.

Right?

Right.

Ben.

Thank you, Ben.

Don't be sad again.

Ben.

Why haven't you contacted me?

I waited for you.

You're scared of Bobby?

Oh, my gosh, Ben. He's in the past for me. Don't worry.

No, I'm not scared of Bobby.

Then why didn't you do anything with my number?

Okay, then. I'll wait for you.

- Ben, help me. - What is it now, Kim?

- Bobby's mad again! - Oh, my gosh.

- Paula was just here for a bit... - It's not because of Paula!

Then what is it?

- It's because of Max Havelaar. - Max Havelaar?

Max Havelaar is written by Multatuli.

Because it describes the resistance of commoners...

...against the oppressors during the Dutch occupation.

Now you're brave enough to sit at my table?

We have the same rights here!

And?

I also paid to go to school here.

- And? - I didn't do anything else. Like you.

So what?

You can't just bully me like this!

- Says who? - Max Havelaar.

Says who?

Max Havelaar.

Hey!

- Hey, go after him! - Hey!

- Are you crazy, Kim? - That's why I need your help, Ben.

Oh, my gosh.

His bodyguard is here?

Kim, are you sure that sissy can protect you?

Hey, what's going on here? It's time for class.

- Come on, disperse. - Yes, sir.

You're a man, right?

I'll wait for you tomorrow at the school field.

We'll finish this in a manly way.

I'll wait for you.

Ben, come here.

I know whose help we need.

Edo.

The champion of our school.

He can help us, Ben.

Ben!

Why did you come here?

The usual.

We feel under pressure.

I know. Are you a commoner victim?

I used to be like you guys. I used to be a commoner.

But the difference between me and everyone else...

...is that I proved that Edo is different.

All right.

So, when will it be?

This afternoon.

All right. Listen.

You guys go there first and I'll join you later.

How does that sound?

- If you're late... - Relax.

Remember that a hero arrives at the end.

Okay?

Okay.

Where's Edo, Kim?

Relax, Ben.

He told us that a hero arrives at the end.

That sounds like a lie.

You're right.

We need to find a place to hide.

Hey!

It turns out the sissies are already here!

Wear your makeup first then we'll beat you up!

No need for talk. We'll beat you up now!

- Wait! - What is it now?

Who is that?

Who are you?

Why do you want to know? Move aside.

- Hey. - You're so arrogant.

Stop acting cool.

Come with me first.

I'll help you if you help me too.

I heard from Kimo that you're Isabel's cousin, right?

I want you to help me become close with Isabel.

Are we going to fight or listen to a seminar?

Wait. Take it slow. Be patient.

You're taking so long.

What do you think? Does it sound okay?

- Yes. - That's great.

Everything is taken care of.

Okay. Then you two need to step aside.

Let me face these dwarves.

What is it now?

I'm really sorry. Can you please type in your phone number?

Give it here.

So are we going to fight or not?

There. Done. I'm going to take care of this now, okay?

Thank you.

Be careful.

You guys talk too much.

It hurts.

I'll get going now. I'm done.

Starting from now, don't bother them again.

I'm sorry.

Ben!

Don't forget about your promise!

Bye.

When talking about the school farewell party.

I don't know. I can do it.

- How about them? - I don't know. Just try asking them.

You think you can win against me?

My mom made the farewell event for two years and it's always successful.

It'll probably be king and queen again.

We can predict the winner.

So you're worried that I'll be the queen again this year?

Do you want to be the queen, Bel?

No. What can you be proud of from that?

You get to wear a crown, people will clap for you.

People will cheer for you. And lights will shine on you.

Is that it? It's so plain.

What are you actually saying?

We want to make a different farewell party...

...that can be felt by everyone. Not just by one person.

I can also make something like that.

You mean your mom can?

Me, of course!

- Calm down. - What's with you?

You'll see.

What?

It's interesting. It's really interesting, Ben.

If you sprinkle in some love...

...it'll be even more exciting!

I see. But...

You've fallen in love before, right?

Okay. If you've never fallen in love...

...just make it fiction.

In my novel, not everything is real either.

But dramatization in a novel is important.

And it's reasonable.

The point is, we have to win, Ben.

I don't want us to leave school with a plain farewell event.

She's right. Especially since Paula is sly.

She'll use any method so that she can beat us...

...and that we would lose. We can't lose!

Ben.

We need you to be a spy.

Make sure if Paula cheats or not.

If you won't do it, who else?

Whose number is that, Ben?

Paula.

Wow already get her number.

- Don't tell me he really likes her. - Bembi.

And they might really date.

Dating!

Wear this.

What is it?

Are you nervous?

Being a bad person doesn't feel nice.

What do you mean "bad person"?

I'm going to lie to her, right?

Ben, if you really like Paula, that's okay.

- I don't... - As long as you know the risks.

If Paula likes you, it means she just wants to compete with me.

She doesn't know that we're cousins, Ben.

I promise that I won't tell Paula that we're cousins.

But you also have to promise...

...that you will be nice to the guest that will come this evening.

Who?

That habit of his.

- Paula, listen to me! - Listen to me too, Mom!

It's not that I don't believe you.

Please. Just this once.

Believe in me.

But if the event is like that, how would you win?

It's still the rough idea, Mom. It still hasn't been developed yet!

You won't have time to do that. There's no more time!

That's enough. Just use my idea.

You just need to copy the ones from before.

I'm sure it'll be accepted.

No! The point is, I don't want to!

Paula!

Paula.

Ben.

Ben. Is it okay if we don't watch?

Do you just want to chat at home?

No. Let's just hang out.

Hi, Bel.

Edo?

Are you free right now? I want to ask you to hang out with me.

Sit there for a minute.

Lit.

Edo is in front of my house right now. I don't know what Ben promised him.

Okay. Just go and hang out with Edo.

But do everything that'll make him not like you.

Okay. But please don't tell Bembi because she'll be mad.

- Okay? - Okay.

Okay, thank you, Lit. Bye.

Bel? Your friend is waiting.

Ben.

So, you're close with Isabel?

Why?

It's nothing.

If I hang out with you, her boyfriend, she'll be mad.

She'll be mad at me.

Right?

Listen, Paula.

The truth is, me and Isabel...

Are cousins?

How did you know?

Of course I know, Ben.

I did my research first.

But I just wanted to know.

Testing how honest you were with me.

If you knew, then why do you still want to...

Get close to you?

You're right.

Why?

I bet you're thinking...

...because I want to compete with Isabel, right?

No, it's not like that.

It's just... They said that there's no way a girl like Paula would want to be with Ben.

But I don't know why, Ben...

You're different.

And...

I like you.

- Sorry. - Yeah, it's okay.

Are you full?

No, I'm not full yet.

- You want to add some more? - I can add some more?

You can.

Miss!

Bel. Then I'll go buy our movie tickets, okay?

I'll be back.

What is actually going on between you and Isabel?

- It's okay if you don't want to answer. - No, it's okay, Ben.

Actually...

...I was really close with Isabel.

We were even born at the same time and the same place.

- That was so fun, wasn't it? - It was fun!

- Let's play again later! - Let's!

But...

After that, my mom and Mrs. Indah ran a business together...

...that in the end failed.

If that's the case, we're not on the same page.

- I'll just do it on my own. - Ros, don't be like that.

Ros, don't let this business ruin our friendship.

I'm begging you.

Ros.

- Paula. Let's go home. - Yes, Mom?

- No. - Let's go.

Let's go home.

- Mom. - Let's go home, honey.

Ros.

That's a problem between your parents.

Why are you two the victims?

I don't know.

The competitive aura between us is there and continues to appear.

And ever since then...

...me and Isabel competed in everything.

That's weird.

Ben. Accompany me play with soap bubbles, okay?

There are soap bubbles there.

I want buy.

- Mister, I want to buy one. - Sure.

- You like soap bubbles? - I like them a lot.

It's actually because this was the most precious memory for me and my dad.

Thank you, Edo. Thank you so much for today.

Isabel. Wait a minute.

I want to tell you something.

Your acting tonight was spectacular.

You really are annoying.

You did it on purpose, didn't you? I really know what you're like.

I know that I'm terrible for breaking up with Bembi.

Your close friend.

But this is all about the heart.

And my heart likes you, Bel.

Do you want to be my girlfriend?

I think...

You don't have to answer now. It's okay.

Think about your answer first and tell me tomorrow.

Okay.

Okay, then I'll get going.

Yeah.

Thanks for today, Ben.

Don't be surprised if I'm not like this at school.

This isn't the Paula that Donna and Mandy know.

I understand.

All right. I'll head back now.

Bye.

Paula.

I...

Can I look at your proposal of the school farewell party?

For you to spill to Isabel?

No. I just want to help you.

That is, if you believe in me.

I believe in you, Ben.

What are you doing, Bel?

Hi, Ben.

How was your date with Paula?

Did it go well?

- How about you and Edo? - That's not important.

But do you have anything to spill about her proposal idea?

Then what were you doing?

Eating.

Playing with soap bubbles.

That's it. Night, Bel.

"That's it."

Mom.

I fell in love.

How does it feel, Ben?

It's exciting, isn't it?

It's exciting, Mom.

I'm happy that you can finally experience it.

You seriously want to help me, right?

I believe in you.

- Yes. - Okay.

For our last semester, I want...

We don't have to do the prom king and queen concept again.

Ben, I want something that is relatable.

What's important is that it's different, right? Or all three will be made the same?

- Or different? - That!

How about we start with the year book?

- It would be cool if it's like this. - Do you want it like that?

- It is good. - So... The photobooth.

Come here. We're discussing...

So it's like...

What?

How could you not think it's funny?

It's good, right?

Deal?

Ben...

What is it, Isabel?

This is the final proposal from the Cocoon Squad.

- I'll take this. - Thank you.

How come you both turned in your proposals at the same time?

It's just a coincidence. This one is from me.

- Yes. - Thank you.

Paula, I brought the book that I talked about before.

I finished reading it, so if you...

Ben.

Just hold onto it. I won't read it either.

I see.

Okay, then. We're going to hang out, right?

I don't think so.

Then what's happening?

Our proposal is finished.

So...

We...

Sorry, Ben.

Bye.

Paula.

Come here.

Hi, Bob.

Mom, I don't think I'm feeling well.

I'm going to my room, okay? Sorry, Bob.

It's okay.

Ben?

What are you doing?

Isabel said that you haven't eaten.

Are you sick?

I'm not sick, Auntie. I'm just still full.

I already prepared your food.

So whenever you're hungry, it's in the kitchen, okay?

Auntie.

Yes, Ben?

Have you ever had your heart broken?

I have.

If you've fallen in love, it means you've been heartbroken too.

Come and sit with me.

What is it? What happened?

Does it hurt to have your heart broken?

What I felt back then was disappointment, anger, sadness.

Until I couldn't sleep. I couldn't eat.

Everything had no meaning anymore.

Is that what you feel? Is it?

This broken heart ruined me.

I feel...

I feel like I want to quickly move to Papua with Dad.

I feel...

There's no point in me being here any longer.

- Ben. - Ben Sarjono.

Ben, we want to tell you that we really respect you.

Because you were brave enough to fall in love.

And brave enough to be heartbroken too.

You're no longer a mama's boy.

You've become a real man.

- According to the book... - That I read.

Yeah.

The maturity of a boy has to be celebrated.

That's why we have something for you.

Bel.

- Sorry. - Come on.

This is for you, Ben.

What are you doing?

One, two, three!

Surprise!

This is a sign that you've become a real man...

...who was brave enough to fall in love and be heartbroken.

- Right. - Ben.

Granny. What are you doing here?

I missed my clown.

Your clown also missed you.

I'm proud of you.

Granny, I'm also a clown.

This is Clown Jr. This is Clown Sr.

I want more sparklers.

- You want it? - Come here.

- Of course. - I want more sparklers.

Your lips are formed into a smile.

But what about your heart?

I just miss my mom and dad, Granny.

But I'm also angry...

Why did my mom and dad leave me so quickly?

I'm also angry.

But I'm always thankful and will continue to be thankful...

...that I still have you.

My strong and kind-hearted granddaughter.

- All right? - Yes, Granny.

Granny, I love you so much.

- Why are you so sad? - No, we're not.

- No. - I'm not.

I'm just talking to Granny about my emotions.

The little kid is such a crybaby.

A heartbreak really hurts.

And it's hard to heal with just a party.

But at least, that night...

- I found the warmth of a love much bigger... - Come here, everyone.

From many more people.

Love you Granny.

It made me happy.

Hey.

This is for you, Bel.

Thank you, Edo.

I hope you like it.

So, how is it? Have you found the answer?

I want to ask you...

...something.

Sure.

Why did you break up with Bembi?

Just like what I told you that night, Bel.

My heart never liked Bembi.

I like you, Bel.

It's because you're different from others girls...

So you broke up with me not because you wanted to focus...

...on your Taekwondo training? But because of this?

- Bembi, why are you here? - Why didn't you tell me?

According to a psychology book I read...

...a boy like Edo doesn't deserve to be a boyfriend.

Besides being a liar, he also doesn't respect girls.

Hey, wait. Who lied to Bembi? I didn't lie to her.

It's just there's no way I'd tell her the truth.

Hey.

You lied to her. And we all hate boys who lie.

So, my answer is clear. I don't want to be your girlfriend.

I'm returning the flowers.

Leave.

- It's all right. - Leave.

Hey.

Tell Kimo...

...I won't protect you two anymore.

Just be prepared to become commoners again.

- Hey! - Where are you running to, Kimo?

Kimo!

- Where are you running to, Kimo? - Come on.

- Where are you running to? - Where?

- Get over here. - No one can help you now.

Just beat him up, Bob.

Stop!

You three, let go of Kimo. Then you can go.

Are you brave enough to fight us?

I am.

Get him.

Get over here.

Hey.

Bob, I'm sorry. I need to go home.

My mom asked me to take her to the market.

Bob, I have to attend my lessons. I'm going back now.

Don't! Hey!

Hey!

Come on, fight me!

That's enough, Kimo! This isn't how it should be!

I'm also going to get revenge for you, Ben!

He took Paula away from you, right?

Right?

No, Kimo!

It's not because of him! Paula just doesn't want to be with me.

No, Ben! It's already like this.

I've wanted to beat this person up since back then!

Kimo! If you hit him, you'll be just like him.

- You'll be no different. - I'm different from him, Ben.

- You'll be just like him, Kimo! - I'm different!

You'll be just like him! You'll be no different!

- You'll be a bully too! - I'm different!

Leave, Bobby.

Kimo.

Hey.

You don't need to be like them.

You can be popular without becoming the new Mafioso.

What's important is that you can respect them.

- Thank you. - You're welcome, Ben.

There are only a few paragraphs where I corrected the placement.

Other than that, they're all okay, Ben.

Thank you, sir.

Ben.

Is everything you wrote really fiction?

- No, sir. - So you really fell in love?

And got my heart broken, sir.

What? Why?

Okay.

Ben, I want you to quickly finish this.

And I want to know what the ending is like.

As you all know, there are only 5 months until the school farewell party.

And because of that, in the timeframe of this month...

...we have received a few proposals for the school farewell party.

And we finally decided that the best proposal...

And the person who will be in charge of the school farewell party is...

...the proposal idea that has been made by Ben Sarjono!

Give him a round of applause!

This ceremony is now over.

- You may leave now. - I didn't know.

For third-year students, please go to the main hall...

...to hear the details of the proposal from Ben Sarjono.

Thank you.

You're terrible, Ben.

You're sly.

You're the most terrible person in this school.

Paula.

Paula.

- Isabel. - Whatever, Ben.

There's no need for more words. You are so annoying!

I'm ashamed that we're cousins.

You, leave the Cocoon Squad!

And we don't want to know you anymore!

This is a goodbye from us.

It really was reckless of you, Ben.

It's worse than being in the lame squad.

Everyone hates you.

Here.

Presentation of the Students of the Year 2020's Farewell

Couldn't get any rotten ones.

Are we really going to...

What now? It's okay.

This will also be a lesson so that Ben knows what friendship is.

Good morning, everyone.

- Lit. - I want to thank you for coming...

Can I have one?

And the third-year students.

Today, we will hear the details of the best proposal from Ben Sarjono.

Thanks.

First, I want to say thank you to the board of teachers...

...for choosing my proposal as the best proposal.

Please calm down, everyone.

Continue.

And I want to talk a little...

...about the start of the idea of my proposal.

Please, Kimo.

It's because of this photo.

In this photo...

...there are two children who were very close back then.

But now, they have become the most competitive enemies in this school.

And I'm sure you know who they are.

- Isabel. - Paula.

Continue, Kimo.

And this...

...is me and Isabel.

Isabel really is an ace.

I always lose.

But...

This is what was written and sent by Isabel...

...when my mother died.

You have to be strong, Ben.

There's still a lot of people who love you.

That's what Isabel said.

Maybe no one would have thought...

...the Isabel who was known to be fierce, not friendly, the jokester.

It turns out she has such a caring heart.

And...

This kid used to be a champion of dance competitions.

He's so good at dancing.

Kimo.

Kimo!

It's Kimo Santoso.

Please quiet.

And after this is something...

- Even more surprising. - What are you watching?

Nothing.

Bobby. Mafioso.

It turns out his hobby is watching Korean drama.

All jokes aside, we're all in the same school.

We learn together, we eat together, we play together.

But it turns out that we never really know one another.

In school, we become different people from what we show out there.

In school, we forgot to become ourselves.

In school, we're busy trying to protect our image.

In school, we're all racing to become popular.

Even though half of our life is spent in school.

Half of our life is spent with the friends...

...who we don't know are actually our friends or not.

That's why, I chose the theme of our school farewell...

..."friends for life."

Because for me, no matter what happens...

...we've become part of each other's lives.

The good moments, the bad moments.

The happy moments, the sad moments...

...will always be there and will be remembered our whole lives.

I think that I don't deserve that applause.

Because honestly...

...the idea of this proposal isn't from me.

I only combined two ideas that are...

...creative and very, very clever from two groups that we know.

They're enemies.

That's why I want...

...Paula and Isabel to join me here.

Because the true winners are the two of them.

So, I'll leave it to you two to explain the proposal...

...because I don't know what else to explain.

Thank you, Ben.

So, I want all of you guys to make a short video...

...about yourselves. And make the videos interesting.

Before that...

...I want to thank Ben.

Thank you, Ben.

We'll make it not only in the form of printed media.

So, I want us...

...to prioritize giving a message to our other friends too.

An example is maybe...

...like a chain message.

For the school farewell party...

...we want all of you to feel happiness together and have fun together.

Thank you, Ben, for bringing my idea and Paula's idea together.

I hope you all like it.

- Mister, open the back. - Ben!

Ben!

Ben!

- Thank you, mister. - Yeah.

Ben!

Let's go up.

Ben!

Ben!

Ben?

Look at Ben.

- Where? - He was chubby too when he was little.

He can play the keyboard too.

So this is Ben's late mother?

She's beautiful.

Wait.

If all of the things have been packed up again like this...

- It means... - What does it mean?

Hi, Uncle.

Why is it so crowded here? And who are these kids, Bel?

These are me and Ben's friend.

Ben's friends.

He has a lot of friends.

You're here to pick up Ben to go to Papua?

Dad.

Ben.

You didn't tell me that you had so many friends.

From all of these girls...

...which one is your girlfriend?

Go.

- I'll be outside. - Yes, Uncle.

What are you all doing here?

Well, you weren't at school anymore.

Yeah, I'm sorry.

Ben.

I'm sorry.

My behavior towards you that time...

...I didn't mean that at all.

It's okay, Paula.

You already became a beautiful part of my life.

Ben.

You're not moving to Papua, right?

What's with you, Isabel?

Let me explain it all first, okay?

Come on, Ben. Don't be crazy.

Ben.

Don't leave, okay?

Please.

Ben. Don't move, please.

- Yeah. - Please.

- Don't move. Don't. Okay? - Why would you move?

- So are you moving or not, Ben? - That's enough!

Let Ben explain first.

So...

So...

So my dad is the one who moves here. Not me moving to Papua.

Seriously?

Ben's not moving!

Kimo.

- What are you doing? - This is for our farewell video.

Hey, guys!

Now you're being loud.

Kim, why are you there? Come over here.

Put it down.

One, two, three!

Cocoon A few months later

Please.

Why did you choose the title Cocoon, Ben?

Because of my friendship with my friends here.

For me, our friendship went through many ups and downs.

So that annulled our differences.

It made our differences become beautiful.

Like a cocoon that transforms a caterpillar into a butterfly.

Thank you.

- Can I ask for a photo? - Yes.

Stand in the middle, everyone.

- Sure. - Smile.

Get ready.

One, two...

Nice.

- Go, Ben! - Okay.

- Where's Dinda? - Oh, my gosh. Din!

Din!

- What took you so long? - Here she is.

- Where were you? - I had a video call with Chacha.

She can't come.

- Who's Chacha? - Which Chacha?

Aryani! That Aryani!

No wonder you're Beby.

Excuse me. May I have your autograph?

Of course. Who is it for?

- Ben. - Just go.

Write "for Derby, for Mikha, for Aryani, for Tania.

And for Dinda."

Cocoon Squad.

That's right.

Hi.

No need to fight over him. Take it easy. Me first. What's with you?

- Me first. - Hello.

- Can I shake your hand? - Of course.

- Yeah. - Congratulations.

Congratulations on the launch of your book.

I really respect you. You wrote a book about friendship.

That's amazing.

According to the book that I read, your friendship is beautiful.

Especially if you remember it in your old days.

She looks like you!

- Yes, she does. - You look like each other.

- Let's take a selfie. We're all here. - Oh, yeah.

One, two, three...

- Be patient, everyone. - What do we do?

People are protesting to me.

It's okay.

One, two, three.

- Action. - When I was little...

...I always thought about how it would be like to be a robot.

Until now, if there were aliens, what would happen?

I used to like boys.

But the problem is that my mom doesn't give me permission.

My dad used to hit me.

Yes, that was back then.

Before my mom decided to have a divorce and marry again.

In my house, I actually like to dance choreography from Korea.

Until I memorized the moves. Like this.

Black pink.

But at school, I'm too shy.

Sometimes I miss him.

I want to talk to my dad about my problems.

He's like that because he loves me.

Not like right now. He doesn't care about me anymore.

Unfortunately, my dad already passed away.

Maybe one day, I can be like Steven Spielberg.

Or a comic writer.

I really want to have a squad or friends like the Cocoon Squad.

- Yeah, okay. Cut. - Thank you. Thank you so much.