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[No audio]
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So, they retired...
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settled down...
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had a few kids.
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In a way, they exchanged...
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one life of adventure
for another...
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trading espionage
for parenthood--
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a mysterious and compelling
mission in its own right.
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And they're better off.
The end.
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No "happily ever after"?
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I said they were better off.
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Great story, Mom,
but it needs a new ending.
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It needs monsters.
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INGRID: Is that right?
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Do you want me to look at your--
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I put the medicine on.
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OK, munchkin. Good night.
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What was the story tonight?
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Mmm. Ours.
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How many nights, I wonder...
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do you send the children
off to bed with nightmares?
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Carmen asked for the story.
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That life is over now.
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We are consultants, not spies.
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[Electronic beeping]
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INGRID: So I went
to their school today.
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Mm-hmm.
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Had that meeting
with the principal.
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Hmm?
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Carmen's been skipping school
twice a month.
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- Why?
- I don't know.
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And those school friends
Juni talks about having?
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Yeah.
Diego somebody and Renaldo?
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No such beasts.
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INGRID: It turns out,
the other kids pick on him.
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He has no friends.
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It doesn't help that he has
his head in the clouds...
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making these weird drawings...
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and burying himself
into that demented kids show.
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[Beep]
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They're keeping secrets
from us, Gregorio...
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and I think it's our fault.