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MORPHINE SULFATE

Incredible.

Excellent.
I've never seen anything like it.

Bravo!

Bravo!

Very good.

- Spectacular.
- Excellent.

Wonderful.

Ruined?

How is that possible?

Many years ago, I swore to myself

that you and your brother
would never lack for anything.

You've provided for us.
That's what matters.

Yes, but unfortunately,
people aren't going to see it that way.

Much less Alonso's family.

Well, Alonso loves me.

He'll marry me, with or without money.

Alonso, yes...

But he'll have to do it
over his mother's dead body.

Then we'll have to make sure
they don't find out you're bankrupt.

We'll use the wedding preparations
to distract her.

And after the marriage,
she won't be able to do anything.

That's it.

We'll keep the bare minimum

so that the house conserves
its appearance of opulence.

And we'll sell the most valuable objects,
but we'll be careful.

What about Nico?

- We'll hide it from him.
- Father...

Nico would be incapable
of keeping such secret.

For now, we need to assist him
in his courtship of Teresa Gorostiza.

Naturally.

We must be careful
with your future in-laws.

We didn't get this far

only to become social outcasts.

What I need is...

a little time
and a certain quantity of money,

to keep up appearances...

and start over.

And where will you get it?

- What?
- The money.

I think it's best we leave, boss.
There's no one here.

Who goes there?

What do you want?

I've come to speak
with your father, Dimas.

What strange turns life takes.

Sit wherever you like.

That won't be necessary. I'll be brief.

Sit down!

And you? Get lost!

I never thought you'd be crazy enough

to ever show your face here.

I need money.

And in exchange for what is it...

you think I'm going
to give you this capital?

The title deed to my house.

The old palace you bought
as if you were some grand lord

and not some crude miner?

I need the amount stated in the deed.

If I don't repay it
in the time we agree to,

the house is yours.

You may not know it,

but I've been keeping tabs on you
all these years.

I know about your investments.
I know about the lives your children lead,

those of their fiancés,

and their future in-laws.

It will be 100 percent.

And I want you to pay me in four months.

Six.

Four months, not a day earlier.

Four months.

Not a day later.

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You should have died in that mine, Larrea.

That's what you deserved
for pushing me out.

Give it a rest
with your pathetic resentments,

you evil old man.

The only thing you wanted
was to leech off me like a rat.

Well... if you're not back here
in four months

with double that amount,

I won't be keeping your palace.

I'll burn it down to its foundations.

And I'll stand in the middle of the road
to watch your name turn to ashes

and your reputation along with it.

Make peace with God,

and with men, while you still have time.

Go where your soul leads you...

Larrea.

Are you feeling better?

We didn't think you were going to survive.

Perhaps that's what you wanted.

It was an accident.

I've been using morphine for a while
to help me sleep.

I suppose the life you lead in Jerez
doesn't help much either.

- Who told you that?
- Manuel Ysasi.

I sent him a telegram,
and I know now that,

besides your friend, he's your doctor.

He said you abandoned your duties
and succumbed to indulgence.

Whatever you heard was an understatement.

La Templanza has not produced
anything in years.

But we continue to receive our wines.

Edward and his associates
continue to import it.

Old vintages.

There isn't any more must
to blend them with.

Our famous sherry is about to disappear...

and I'm the one who's responsible.

- Why didn't you ask for help, Shrimp?
- From whom?

After my brother Matías had died,

Grandfather never recovered
from the tragedy,

and our cousin Gustavo left for Cuba.

The only reason
I was left in charge of the business

was because the Montalvos fell to pieces.

That's why I came.

A family like yours
should not let meddlers spread any...

My dear Úrsula,

to what do we owe the pleasure
of your visit?

I came because a most scandalous rumor
has come to my attention.

An acquaintance at mass told me

that the Larreas were disposing of some
of their most valuable possessions.

Apparently, her husband bought
some silverware

and a Oaxacan marquetry desk
that came from this house.

Isn't it awful
how people just make things up?

In fact, I'm glad you came,
because I was thinking...

of having a dinner
on the eve of the wedding.

- A dinner, Father?
- That's right.

I would, of course,
cover all the expenses myself.

It would be the perfect occasion
to give you Mariana's dowry.

That was close, wasn't it?

From now on, we'll only sell
to people we can trust,

and antique dealers
who I know will keep our secret.

How embarrassing.

And remember, not a word to Nico.

You're a sight for sore eyes!

The prodigal son has decided
to grace us with his presence.

Shameless!

Who arrives at such an hour?

I still can't believe
my big sister's abandoning us.

The older and only one you have.

What will we do
without your good sense here?

Get away, you clingy boy!

- Where have you been?
- I was at a friend's estate.

But one thing led to another,
and we met up with other friends...

Enjoy the good life, my son.
You'll be settling down soon enough.

That's what I wanted
to talk to you about.

About leaving once again.

Before marrying Teresita, I think
it would be good for me to go on a trip.

You don't say.

Yeah. Go to Europe
to learn about other cultures and customs.

- And its taverns.
- Precisely,

they're essential to the life of any city.

With whose money will you travel?

With yours, obviously!
What a question, Father.

Don Mauro, Mr. Andrade has arrived!

- Narciso, some chilaquiles, please!
- Thank you.

Mauro, it's important we speak.

Some Welshmen have arrived
in the city. No one knows yet,

and I went to great lengths to find out.

It's a mining company that is ready
to set up shop wherever's best.

And they brought fresh money.

And they surely brought equipment

like the one I bought
from that poor Yankee.

- That's right.
- Damn it!

Please tell me
you still own Las Tres Lunas.

If not, they will start making inquiries

and discover
how much silver the mine holds

and go after it.

The term has expired.

I intended to renew it
when the equipment arrived,

but I never imagined that anyone
other than me would dare touch it.

If those Welshmen
find the dossier with the information,

they'll realize it's available.

And not only that,
they'll find the plans of the mine.

Where's the dossier?

In the archives of the Engineering School.

We can make that dossier disappear
before it falls into their hands.

Let's go.

You're living proof
that God cares naught for me.

Gustavo!

If God had heard my prayers,
you would have aged.

What are you doing in London?

My secretary forwarded
the telegram you sent to Havana

saying Luis was at death's door.

Fortunately, I was in France. How is he?

Good. Better. I'm sorry, the truth is...

it was a complicated evening,

Edward wasn't home,
I didn't know who to ask, and...

I didn't think you'd be here in person.

Is it a good or bad surprise?

How could it be a bad one?

The dossier in exchange
for something succulent.

No. I don't think any employee would
dare bite the hand that feeds them.

Not even for all of Moctezuma's treasure.

- Afternoon.
- Afternoon.

I need to consult a dossier.

I'm very sorry, sir,
but that won't be possible.

By order of the superintendent,
who is not here.

Well... there must be something
that can be done, no?

I don't believe so.
In his absence, even we don't have access.

But how about... How about you and I talk?

You and I, we can talk.

Have ourselves a little conversation

to see if we can come to an agreement.

Don't you think?

Miss. Miss...

Good day, you must be...

Fausta Calleja, daughter of Ovidio
and Hilaria Calleja. At your service.

It's a pleasure to meet you.
At your disposal.

Elías Andrade,
devoted friend of your father.

Mr. Mauro Larrea,
a prosperous miner and widower,

on whose honesty and moral integrity

I would stake my soul.

A pleasure.

The pleasure is mine.

Given the high esteem
in which we hold your parents,

for us, it would truly be an honor

if you were willing
to receive us as visitors.

In our humble abode,
you would be cordially received.

Where did that flowery language come from?

Don't tell me you didn't notice
she wasn't wearing a wedding ring.

Don't tell me you didn't notice
the keys hanging from her waist either.

More importantly, don't tell me

you didn't notice
how she was looking at you.

It's hard to believe
we've lost the entire family fortune.

I'm sorry you had to hear it from me.

How long has it been
since you've talked to Luis?

Twenty years.

And what were you doing in Paris?

My plantation's coffee
is sold throughout the world.

Your wife is Cuban?

Mexican. Carola Gorostiza.

You have no children?

There was one on the way,
but it didn't make it.

And you?

Three girls who won't stop growing.

And how's the Englishman?

Yes?

Luis...

What are you doing here, Gustavo?

Sol insisted I come.

You don't look so good, Shrimp.

You, however, look like a Havana dandy.

How lucky I was
that you all decided to send me overseas.

I'll ask Hudson for tea.
Or would you prefer something else?

- That sounds good.
- Thank you.

It's a note from Fausta Calleja,
inviting us to her house tonight.

Don't think twice, friend.

It's the only option you have
to get into that archive.

You'll have to go alone.

No. Tonight is impossible!

I have Mariana's dowry celebration dinner.
I can't miss it.

You'll have to.

Calleja is on his way from Guanajuato.

When he's here,
you won't have a choice.

And how do you suppose
I justify my absence?

Welcome. I want to introduce you
to Ernesto Gorostiza,

the future father-in-law
of my son Nicolás.

Ernesto, this is Mrs. Úrsula Hernández
de Soto y Villalobos.

- Delighted.
- A pleasure. Excuse me.

We may want to consider doing business
away from the Mexican territories.

- And where would you suggest?
- Cuba.

Cuba?

Yes. It's still a territory
of our old motherland,

and it's full of possibilities.

There, a lot of doors will be open
to you, as a native Spaniard.

Moreover, I have family in Cuba.

Cuba, yes, it's always been a possibility.

In that case, to Cuba?

To Cuba.

Do I have to remind you
how important this meeting is?

Mauro! Mauro, come.

It's time for you to go see Fausta.

Leave by the back door. Good luck.

It's incomprehensible
how lazy you've become.

- You would've done better.
- There's no doubt about that!

Not everything is my fault!

Keep making excuses,
but you are in charge of the business!

I never asked to be!
If Matías were alive...

You know why your brother died.

Stop it! What are you talking about?

Matías died of pneumonia.
What are you saying?

I need to lie down for a bit. I...

I'd rather not make
a fool of myself in this way.

Gustavo... Please.

How did Matías die?

Luis, Matías, and I had gone hunting
on private grounds, and...

And?

And a stray bullet
from another hunter took his life.

You had just married and were in London.

The family didn't deem it
appropriate to tell you openly.

What a horrible death.

So, tell me, Mr. Mauro, what projects
do you have on the horizon?

Well, I was thinking
of going on a trip to Cuba.

For business reasons.

Will you be gone long?

How clumsy of me!

Luciana, get something to clean this up.

Yes, madam.

Is there anywhere in the palace we can be
alone without anyone bothering us?

There's the study on the ground floor.

Perhaps somewhere more discreet,

so as to safeguard your reputation.

For example, the archives?

No one will hear us there.

But it's locked and there's a guard.

Could you obtain the key somehow?

No one will hear us here.

No more lies.

I know your interest in me
is insincere.

Don't look so surprised.

When I invited you here,
I got my hopes up, I'll admit.

But later, with a clear head,
I realized it wasn't to be.

That men like you
don't court women like me.

I apologize for my behavior.

Stop talking nonsense.
You're not sorry at all.

So, then,

what is it you're looking for
in the archives?

A dossier.

What dossier? There are thousands here.

Be more specific,
or we'll be here until tomorrow.

Hey, wake up!

The Las Tres Lunas dossier.

Why are you helping me?

I want to see
the look on my father's face.

He sent my brothers to school,

but didn't let me
continue with my studies.

He's looked down on me my whole life.

I couldn't get married either because none
of my suitors were good enough for him.

Betraying him is my small revenge.

Stop! Who's there? Stop!

You!

Stop!

Where's Mauro?

He will be here soon.

But I don't understand.

What could be more important

than accompanying us
on such a special occasion?

What a disgrace.

A disgrace would be making a toast
without the finest champagne!

Now that you're going to Cuba,
I should start planning my trip to Europe.

You're not going anywhere.

- Stop screwing me around.
- Watch your language.

I think my first stop will be Paris.

I'm not giving you any money
to go to Europe.

If this is a joke,
I don't find it the least bit funny.

I'm very serious.

You don't have money for my trip,

but you have money for Mariana's wedding,

and you have money to go to Cuba.

Father, I know
I haven't been the perfect son,

but it's too late
to treat me like a child.

I'm not a child anymore!

- Stop it, Nicolás! Stop it!
- And I'm fed up!

We're broke.

Haven't you noticed?

We've lost everything.

We've left the furniture
in the main rooms to keep up appearances.

But after the wedding, we'll sell it, too.

How could you do this to us?

- Bravo!
- Cheers for the newlyweds!

- Hooray!
- Cheers for the newlyweds!

- Hooray for the happy couple!
- Hooray!

- Hooray for the happy couple!
- Congratulations.

Cheers for the newlyweds!

Come on!

Now that we're family,
I want to tell you something.

You know I admire you, Mauro.

That's why I want you to keep
a part of my fortune with you,

and invest it alongside yours.

Come on, Mauro, accept the money
and everyone will be happy.

Very well.

Tomorrow, I'll send you
the money in a coffer.

May God bless you.

Manzanilla.

It's a miracle, but I did it.
We have a deal!

Congratulations. You were always
very determined.

We have to celebrate.

Let's spend the day together.
I'll show you London.

I'm taking the train
to Southampton tomorrow evening.

My ship sails tomorrow.

Can't you stay one more day?

If it were up to me,
we wouldn't be apart for a single day.

I never stopped loving you.

What are you saying, Gustavo?

And I know you love me too.

Stop, please.

We were robbed of the opportunity
of a future,

but we still have time.

We'll go back to Jerez.

You could bring your girls.
I'll leave Carola.

Please, stop.

My train leaves at eight
from Waterloo Bridge Station.

Once in Southampton
we can take a steamboat to Cádiz.

At eight.

I'll be there.

Before you leave, I need a favor.

Remember when I told you
I had family in Cuba?

Well, this is for Carola,
my younger sister.

I need you to give it to her.

If it's not too much trouble,
may I know what it is?

Promissory notes.

We sold
her grandmother's hacienda in Bajío

and that's her share of the proceeds.

I suppose you've come to say goodbye.

Before you ask,
I'm not giving you any money,

but I will give you something else.

After working very hard in the mines,

this was the first thing
I bought when I arrived here.

If you want money, sell it.

Just know that it's worth more
than it costs.

Friend, whatever you do,
take good care of my Mariana.

And keep an eye on Carrús
and his wretch of a son.

And don't forget
you have a loyal friend in me.

Take care.

Dear cousin, just as we are incapable
of recapturing our youth,

it's also impossible
to recapture our feelings.

Blame time, distance and my wishes.

Your loving cousin, Sol.

I don't know how to thank you.

There is one thing you can do.

Don't go back to Jerez yet.

Mr. Brooks' visit
is still two months away.

You still have plenty of time.

Time for what?

To take this ticket, go to Havana
and make peace with Gustavo.

I don't know if it's a good idea.

Luis, if there was something I could do

to repair my relationship
with my sister Inés...

Whatever it took, I wouldn't hesitate.

LA TEMPLANZA
BASED ON THE NOVEL BY MARÍA DUEÑAS