:36:08
How are you?
:36:11
l'll be fine in
a little while.
:36:15
l'm going to see
Father Andrés.
:36:18
lf Toad's involved,
there may be more attacks.
:36:21
l thought Andrés could warn
the other parishes.
:36:24
Not a bad idea.
:36:26
-How did you meet Toad?
-An ad in the paper for a flatmate.
:36:31
Shit, l don't know what l did
:36:34
-to get to this point.
-What could you do? You didn't know.
:36:38
Exactly. l didn't know.
:36:41
There must have been a sign
:36:44
that my flatmate was
Jack the Ripper.
:36:46
-l didn't see it.
-We're still not sure.
:36:50
Yeah, but it's possible,
:36:51
because l never really cared
if Toad was happy or sad.
:36:55
Or if he was lonely.
:36:57
His presence was enough.
:37:02
l often have the feeling
:37:04
that l'm passing through my life
without knowing it.
:37:07
As if it were someone else.
:37:09
As if it were all temporary.
My home, my job...
:37:13
even my feelings.
:37:16
Temporary? Until when?
:37:20
Until l reach my promising
future.
:37:24
As a writer.
:37:27
Which will never happen.
l have nothing to write.
:37:34
l just remembered,
l have something of yours.
:37:38
lt's a book of short stories
with various authors.
:37:41
Yeah, like the ones in hotels
that put people to sleep.
:37:44
-My greatest success.
-Help me find it.