WEBVTT 00:00:07.470 --> 00:00:08.722 - What brings you two to Akumal? 00:00:08.763 --> 00:00:10.098 - It's our ten year anniversary. 00:00:10.140 --> 00:00:11.808 Holy shit. 00:00:11.850 --> 00:00:13.309 - This phone belonged to Sam Lawford 00:00:13.351 --> 00:00:14.894 who went missing 15 years ago. 00:00:14.936 --> 00:00:16.312 Holy shit. 00:00:16.354 --> 00:00:18.022 - Violet Thompson was also reported missing. 00:00:18.064 --> 00:00:21.317 - Baltasar Frías, who was our prime suspect. 00:00:21.359 --> 00:00:24.154 But the storm washed everything away 00:00:24.195 --> 00:00:25.989 before I got any evidence. 00:00:26.030 --> 00:00:28.408 - Em, you should see this. 00:00:28.450 --> 00:00:29.617 - Which means that that's the pent-- 00:00:29.659 --> 00:00:31.536 That's Sam and Violet! 00:00:39.210 --> 00:00:40.295 That's Baltasar Frías. 00:00:40.336 --> 00:00:41.963 He's got the phone. 00:00:45.508 --> 00:00:47.343 No! 00:00:57.061 --> 00:00:59.689 No! 00:01:17.790 --> 00:01:19.250 - What are you doing? 00:01:19.292 --> 00:01:21.252 - I figured we could, like, 00:01:21.294 --> 00:01:23.213 lock him in a closet or something. 00:01:23.213 --> 00:01:24.714 - No, no, no, no, no. We can't just leave him here. 00:01:24.756 --> 00:01:25.840 - Why not? He's clearly not dead. 00:01:25.882 --> 00:01:27.050 - What were you even thinking? 00:01:27.091 --> 00:01:28.343 - I couldn't let him take the phone. 00:01:28.384 --> 00:01:29.427 - So you tried to kill him? 00:01:29.469 --> 00:01:30.595 He's fine. 00:01:30.637 --> 00:01:32.180 - Oh! 00:01:32.222 --> 00:01:33.973 - The phone rang. Did you see that? 00:01:34.015 --> 00:01:36.392 - What--what--what are you even talking about... 00:01:36.434 --> 00:01:37.519 - The phone rang. - Right now? 00:01:37.560 --> 00:01:39.479 Ah, * 00:01:39.520 --> 00:01:41.940 - It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. 00:01:47.278 --> 00:01:51.366 - What an unusual turn of events. 00:01:52.492 --> 00:01:54.160 - What are you doing here? 00:01:54.202 --> 00:01:56.537 - Well, I heard you found the phone. 00:01:56.579 --> 00:01:58.414 - Who told you that? 00:01:58.456 --> 00:02:00.083 - An old friend. 00:02:00.124 --> 00:02:01.292 - Oh, Luna. 00:02:01.334 --> 00:02:02.752 - Yeah, where is-- where is the phone now? 00:02:02.794 --> 00:02:04.295 - It's in a million pieces 00:02:04.337 --> 00:02:06.256 at the bottom of the * elevator shaft because of you. 00:02:06.297 --> 00:02:08.549 - No, the impulse to destroy it came from you. 00:02:08.591 --> 00:02:09.759 - Hey, maybe you should sit down, man. 00:02:09.801 --> 00:02:12.804 - I'm okay. - Sit the * down! 00:02:12.845 --> 00:02:14.138 - But, Em, chill out. - What? 00:02:14.180 --> 00:02:15.473 We don't know what he's going to do. 00:02:15.515 --> 00:02:16.724 He's acting like a loose cannon. 00:02:16.766 --> 00:02:17.934 - Yeah, well, you have the weapon, 00:02:17.976 --> 00:02:20.979 and I have not provoked you in any way. 00:02:23.314 --> 00:02:26.067 - What did you do to Sam and Violet? 00:02:27.193 --> 00:02:31.197 - You--you think I did something to them? 00:02:32.407 --> 00:02:34.492 - Yeah. - Why? 00:02:34.534 --> 00:02:36.411 - 'Cause you had Sam's skateboard, 00:02:36.452 --> 00:02:39.872 and because I know about you and your family. 00:02:41.708 --> 00:02:44.877 - And that's all of your evidence? 00:02:47.005 --> 00:02:49.757 Let me-- let me tell you something. 00:02:49.799 --> 00:02:53.511 I come from a family of tailors, hmm? 00:02:53.553 --> 00:02:55.138 Not murderers. 00:02:55.179 --> 00:02:58.349 So if this is where your investigation has led you, 00:02:58.391 --> 00:03:03.187 I'm not sure you're capable of believing the true story, hmm? 00:03:04.564 --> 00:03:08.109 What are your names? 00:03:10.236 --> 00:03:13.573 Okay, don't tell me. Are you guys married? 00:03:13.614 --> 00:03:15.992 - Mm-hmm. - Yeah, oh, okay. 00:03:16.034 --> 00:03:17.410 I think it's time to go. 00:03:17.452 --> 00:03:19.328 You--you seem good. 00:03:19.370 --> 00:03:22.123 This all seems to be a big misunderstanding, so-- 00:03:22.165 --> 00:03:26.294 - Well, maybe, maybe we can understand it together, no? 00:03:28.588 --> 00:03:31.340 - What's the true story? 00:03:33.050 --> 00:03:35.011 What happened to Sam and Violet 00:03:35.052 --> 00:03:37.930 is just one thread in a tapestry 00:03:37.972 --> 00:03:41.809 of interconnected stories. 00:03:44.061 --> 00:03:46.773 Everything comes back to the Oceana Vista 00:03:46.814 --> 00:03:49.567 and the tragic demise 00:03:49.609 --> 00:03:52.904 of its misunderstood owner, 00:03:52.945 --> 00:03:56.032 Alexander Vasilakis. 00:03:56.073 --> 00:03:59.243 No one knew exactly where Alex came from. 00:03:59.285 --> 00:04:01.829 One rumor was that he just wandered 00:04:01.871 --> 00:04:03.581 out of the jungle one day 00:04:03.623 --> 00:04:06.584 with only a dream of opening a resort. 00:04:06.626 --> 00:04:09.170 A more accepted rumor was that he was born 00:04:09.212 --> 00:04:10.755 in a family of hedge fund managers, 00:04:10.797 --> 00:04:13.591 and then he stole a yacht and moved to Quintana Roo 00:04:13.633 --> 00:04:16.844 to start his own path. 00:04:16.886 --> 00:04:19.931 Alex possessed a profound human insight 00:04:19.972 --> 00:04:22.975 and belief in the potential of others. 00:04:23.017 --> 00:04:25.102 But let me be clear. 00:04:25.144 --> 00:04:29.815 This man was not a brilliant man. 00:04:29.857 --> 00:04:32.109 - You into metaphysical shit, man? 00:04:34.946 --> 00:04:38.199 - I am not sure what you mean. 00:04:39.659 --> 00:04:41.244 - Good answer. 00:04:41.285 --> 00:04:42.787 Sit. 00:04:42.828 --> 00:04:44.080 - Yes. 00:04:47.792 --> 00:04:52.004 - And you are Baltasar Peniche? 00:04:52.046 --> 00:04:55.424 - Yes, sir. Yes. - It sounds made-up. 00:04:55.466 --> 00:04:58.803 So you are applying for-- 00:04:58.844 --> 00:05:00.054 - Any job. 00:05:00.096 --> 00:05:02.181 I heard you were hiring all positions. 00:05:02.223 --> 00:05:04.600 - Bold move-- or the move of a fickle man 00:05:04.642 --> 00:05:07.436 who doesn't know what he wants, so what exactly do you want? 00:05:07.478 --> 00:05:09.939 - Like, in life, or-- 00:05:09.981 --> 00:05:12.942 - Because I get this feeling 00:05:12.984 --> 00:05:14.694 like you're running from something, 00:05:14.735 --> 00:05:16.445 rather than running towards it. 00:05:20.074 --> 00:05:21.909 Let's go to the beach. 00:05:21.951 --> 00:05:24.870 So why here, Peniche? Why this resort? 00:05:24.912 --> 00:05:27.415 - Because you're hiring? 00:05:27.456 --> 00:05:29.041 - That's true. Thanks for the honesty. 00:05:29.083 --> 00:05:30.584 Yeah, we're hiring. 00:05:30.626 --> 00:05:34.839 But it's more of a factory where we mass produce 00:05:34.880 --> 00:05:38.467 the single most precious thing that humans are capable of. 00:05:38.509 --> 00:05:42.596 - Hm. Children. - No, no, no, memories. 00:05:42.638 --> 00:05:44.682 - Oh. Yeah. - Memories. 00:05:44.724 --> 00:05:47.435 - Memories can be bad, too, no? 00:05:49.895 --> 00:05:52.189 - Thumb wrestle. Let's do it. 00:05:53.024 --> 00:05:55.234 One, two, three, four. I declare a thumb war. 00:05:55.276 --> 00:05:56.986 You're not even trying. What are you doing? 00:05:57.028 --> 00:05:58.154 - okay, okay, I know, I know. 00:05:58.195 --> 00:06:01.490 - Okay. If you win, you get the job. 00:06:01.532 --> 00:06:04.493 One, two, three, four. I declare a thumb war. 00:06:04.535 --> 00:06:05.995 All right, rapid fire. 00:06:06.037 --> 00:06:07.830 What is your first memory of joy, *? 00:06:07.872 --> 00:06:09.665 - Um, I don't know, sir. - Try. 00:06:09.707 --> 00:06:11.375 - I've had a complicated life. - Okay, cool, me too. 00:06:11.417 --> 00:06:13.335 Everyone does. But it all starts from joy. 00:06:13.377 --> 00:06:15.087 The first memory is joy, and everything springs from that. 00:06:15.129 --> 00:06:17.131 So what the * is it? - Uh, reading. 00:06:17.173 --> 00:06:18.674 I like reading, sir. - Terrible reader over here. 00:06:18.716 --> 00:06:20.009 What are we reading? 00:06:20.051 --> 00:06:21.427 - Detective novels. - Why detective novels? 00:06:21.469 --> 00:06:23.095 - Because my father gave me those when I was a kid. 00:06:23.137 --> 00:06:25.598 - Okay, you and your father were close? 00:06:25.639 --> 00:06:27.016 Come on! Don't stop! 00:06:27.058 --> 00:06:28.642 - The reason I like detective novels, sir, 00:06:28.684 --> 00:06:29.894 is because I understand them. 00:06:29.935 --> 00:06:31.353 They raise questions that always have answers. 00:06:31.395 --> 00:06:33.939 They try to answer both the mystery of a crime 00:06:33.981 --> 00:06:35.274 and the mystery of life. - Ah, come on! 00:06:35.316 --> 00:06:37.359 - And I like the characters! - Which characters? 00:06:37.401 --> 00:06:39.070 - The detectives, sir! - Why the detectives? 00:06:39.111 --> 00:06:40.654 - Because they're obsessed and alone 00:06:40.696 --> 00:06:42.448 and they're home is on the edge of the void of hopelessness. 00:06:42.490 --> 00:06:43.741 - That's why you like detectives? 00:06:43.783 --> 00:06:44.742 That is so * weird, Peniche. 00:06:44.784 --> 00:06:46.035 - They want to do the right thing, 00:06:46.077 --> 00:06:47.036 even if that kills them. 00:06:47.078 --> 00:06:48.162 It's for a greater good. 00:06:48.204 --> 00:06:49.330 - You think it's gonna kill you? 00:06:49.371 --> 00:06:50.581 - I don't know! I don't know, sir! 00:06:50.623 --> 00:06:51.916 Ah! Ah! 00:06:51.957 --> 00:06:53.209 I don't know! I don't know! 00:06:53.250 --> 00:06:54.627 - Do you feel alone? - Yes! 00:06:54.668 --> 00:06:56.545 - Is there a world in which joy and loneliness 00:06:56.587 --> 00:06:58.506 can exist in harmony? - Yeah, sometimes! 00:06:58.547 --> 00:06:59.965 - But do you want to be alone, Peniche? 00:07:00.007 --> 00:07:01.842 Do you want to be alone? - No, I don't want to be alone! 00:07:01.884 --> 00:07:03.093 I don't want to be alone! 00:07:03.135 --> 00:07:04.470 - Then what do you want to be, Peniche? 00:07:04.512 --> 00:07:06.555 - I want to be a detective, sir! 00:07:08.098 --> 00:07:10.768 - Then be one, you son of a *. 00:07:12.728 --> 00:07:14.772 - We became fast friends. 00:07:15.731 --> 00:07:17.858 Alex personally hired every employee 00:07:17.858 --> 00:07:19.318 of theirs in the vista, 00:07:21.612 --> 00:07:24.365 Patricia, a runaway nun from Tampico 00:07:24.406 --> 00:07:25.950 on my security team. 00:07:25.991 --> 00:07:28.369 Abigail, an actual fugitive from Puerto Rico, 00:07:28.410 --> 00:07:30.120 chief landscaper. 00:07:30.162 --> 00:07:31.539 She was arrested for stealing 00:07:31.580 --> 00:07:33.666 and then crashing the governor's helicopter. 00:07:37.211 --> 00:07:38.963 - He used to call me at dawn 00:07:39.004 --> 00:07:42.007 and leave me messages about dreams he had. 00:07:42.049 --> 00:07:44.093 - We were singing "Happy Birthday" in my dream. 00:07:44.134 --> 00:07:46.011 And before it was over, I saw that your head 00:07:46.053 --> 00:07:47.763 was a crumpled piece of paper, man! 00:07:47.805 --> 00:07:50.099 What the hell do you think that means? 00:07:50.140 --> 00:07:51.433 Oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God! 00:07:51.475 --> 00:07:53.143 - I did not mention my past as a Frías, 00:07:53.185 --> 00:07:54.728 and he didn't ask. 00:07:54.770 --> 00:07:56.021 He always looked ahead. 00:07:56.063 --> 00:07:58.732 all: Whoa! 00:07:58.774 --> 00:08:00.818 - Aww. 00:08:02.945 --> 00:08:06.448 - Alex wanted to create memories for our guests, 00:08:09.034 --> 00:08:11.036 - But are we made only of memories? 00:08:11.078 --> 00:08:13.956 all: Oceana Vista! 00:08:13.998 --> 00:08:15.207 - Whoo! - Let's see. 00:08:20.963 --> 00:08:23.382 I *ed it up. All right, one more time. 00:08:23.424 --> 00:08:25.175 - Okay. - Ah! 00:08:25.217 --> 00:08:29.263 All right, tres, dos, uno! 00:08:29.305 --> 00:08:31.181 all: Oceana Vista! 00:08:32.600 --> 00:08:33.934 - Yeah! - Whoo! 00:08:41.442 --> 00:08:44.236 - Five years. Five. 00:08:44.278 --> 00:08:45.821 - Five! - Whoo! 00:08:45.863 --> 00:08:48.699 - The Oceana Vista is a manifestation 00:08:48.741 --> 00:08:52.161 of a dream, of a memory haven. 00:08:52.202 --> 00:08:53.829 Uh... 00:09:01.420 --> 00:09:03.505 I love, uh... 00:09:05.090 --> 00:09:06.592 The... 00:09:48.884 --> 00:09:50.719 Are you okay, Alex? 00:09:50.761 --> 00:09:51.720 - Uh-- 00:09:51.762 --> 00:09:55.057 - What? 00:09:55.099 --> 00:09:57.309 What? 00:10:02.397 --> 00:10:05.317 - Stop * looking at me! 00:10:10.823 --> 00:10:12.866 - Alex! 00:10:30.843 --> 00:10:33.720 How are you doing, my friend? 00:10:33.762 --> 00:10:35.430 - You ever feel like something from the past 00:10:35.472 --> 00:10:38.350 is missing from the future? 00:10:43.522 --> 00:10:46.066 I have memory leakage. 00:10:46.108 --> 00:10:47.484 - Hmm, yeah. 00:10:47.526 --> 00:10:50.112 Sometimes I forget things, too. 00:10:50.153 --> 00:10:52.990 I found that writing notes to myself helps a lot. 00:10:53.031 --> 00:10:55.450 Post-its. - No, you don't understand. 00:10:55.492 --> 00:10:58.328 I have memory leakage. 00:10:58.370 --> 00:11:00.122 - Leakage? - Yeah, from my ears. 00:11:00.163 --> 00:11:04.334 This is a condition called Tempus Exhaurire. 00:11:08.630 --> 00:11:10.299 Everywhere. 00:11:15.095 --> 00:11:17.306 - I've never heard of Tempus Ex-- 00:11:17.347 --> 00:11:20.058 is that some kind of amnesia? 00:11:24.021 --> 00:11:26.231 - I want to show you something. 00:11:31.695 --> 00:11:34.990 It's my attempt to... 00:11:35.032 --> 00:11:37.743 preserve my memories. 00:11:37.784 --> 00:11:40.621 - What do you mean? 00:11:40.662 --> 00:11:43.957 - People, places-- all my memories documented. 00:11:43.999 --> 00:11:46.293 The hippocampus, it's the brain's pantry. 00:11:46.335 --> 00:11:47.919 We need to keep it stocked. 00:11:55.636 --> 00:12:00.140 I'm beginning to lose the sense of who I am, Baltasar. 00:12:00.182 --> 00:12:02.100 I need your help to pick up the pieces. 00:12:02.142 --> 00:12:04.311 I don't trust anyone else. 00:12:04.353 --> 00:12:05.979 My appetite makes no sense. 00:12:06.021 --> 00:12:07.773 I have a primal hatred of iguanas 00:12:07.814 --> 00:12:09.066 I just don't understand. 00:12:09.107 --> 00:12:12.027 And I'm--I just want to be a kid again. 00:12:12.069 --> 00:12:15.155 And I... 00:12:15.197 --> 00:12:17.574 I don't remember my family. 00:12:20.452 --> 00:12:23.080 - Well, maybe we should at least tell Luna? 00:12:23.121 --> 00:12:24.706 - No, it's just-- 00:12:24.748 --> 00:12:26.333 no one will understand. 00:12:26.375 --> 00:12:29.920 - I do not understand, Alex. 00:12:29.961 --> 00:12:31.630 - You will someday, though. 00:12:33.882 --> 00:12:37.219 - I don't know. Um... 00:12:37.260 --> 00:12:39.137 This is really *ed up. 00:12:39.179 --> 00:12:43.683 Maybe if we ask for help or talk to a doctor 00:12:43.725 --> 00:12:47.938 or if you change your diet, you know, take some medication. 00:12:47.979 --> 00:12:49.981 - I know you're a Frías. 00:12:54.111 --> 00:12:56.655 I knew the moment I met you. 00:12:56.696 --> 00:12:59.741 You have the * bone structure of a Frías. 00:12:59.783 --> 00:13:02.661 And nobody wakes up dressed like you. 00:13:02.702 --> 00:13:06.373 But then your brother Alonso came to the resort 00:13:06.414 --> 00:13:08.750 offering me the deal of the century 00:13:08.792 --> 00:13:11.419 on Frías-sewn uniforms if I fired you. 00:13:12.295 --> 00:13:14.589 It was a shakedown. 00:13:16.133 --> 00:13:20.470 Ask me what I told him. 00:13:20.512 --> 00:13:22.055 - What did you say to him? 00:13:22.097 --> 00:13:24.599 - I told him "* the * off." 00:13:27.894 --> 00:13:29.604 No more secrets between us. 00:13:29.646 --> 00:13:32.065 We're all we have. I need you. 00:13:32.107 --> 00:13:34.067 Right? 00:13:34.109 --> 00:13:36.236 - I'm--I'm here for you. 00:13:37.779 --> 00:13:39.614 - I'm sorry. 00:13:41.324 --> 00:13:44.953 - That's when I knew Alex's condition would be a problem. 00:13:44.995 --> 00:13:47.122 The leak became a flood. 00:13:47.164 --> 00:13:48.790 It affected the resort. 00:13:50.792 --> 00:13:53.920 Renovations started, but never finished. 00:13:53.962 --> 00:13:56.256 Bills went unpaid. 00:13:56.298 --> 00:13:57.757 He turned on the staff, 00:13:57.799 --> 00:14:01.595 accusing them of stealing to him, lying to him. 00:14:01.636 --> 00:14:02.971 - Memory leakage. 00:14:03.013 --> 00:14:05.640 - Yeah, memory leakage. 00:14:07.517 --> 00:14:10.437 I never thought Alex was capable of 00:14:10.478 --> 00:14:12.522 being a dangerous man, but... 00:14:15.025 --> 00:14:17.360 Then came the iguanas. 00:14:30.415 --> 00:14:32.584 - I had to honor my friend's secret, 00:14:32.626 --> 00:14:35.128 but I was asking myself, why? 00:14:38.006 --> 00:14:39.925 Over the course of that year, 00:14:39.966 --> 00:14:43.637 he retreated to his penthouse, a recluse, unraveling, 00:14:43.678 --> 00:14:46.890 until it all wove together on Christmas. 00:15:15.335 --> 00:15:18.380 - I am a galactic activation portal. 00:15:18.421 --> 00:15:20.215 Enter me. 00:15:22.467 --> 00:15:23.760 - Are you okay, jefe? 00:15:23.802 --> 00:15:25.345 - A little disappointed. 00:15:25.387 --> 00:15:27.138 - Yeah? Late night? 00:15:27.180 --> 00:15:29.891 - I could have been. I don't know. 00:15:29.933 --> 00:15:32.811 I'm having a real problem figuring out... 00:15:32.852 --> 00:15:34.020 - What happened to your hands, man? 00:15:34.062 --> 00:15:35.647 - When. 00:15:35.688 --> 00:15:37.273 - Yeah, we need to get you out of here, okay? 00:15:37.315 --> 00:15:39.109 - Do you need some help? - *. Yeah. 00:15:39.150 --> 00:15:41.361 - There you go. 00:15:41.403 --> 00:15:42.695 So I've been thinking-- 00:15:42.737 --> 00:15:45.198 I thought forever it was, like-- 00:15:45.240 --> 00:15:46.491 - Yeah. We need to wash these hands. 00:15:46.533 --> 00:15:48.660 - But then I was like, it's-- - Yeah, yeah. 00:15:48.701 --> 00:15:51.287 But now I'm like-- 00:15:51.329 --> 00:15:52.956 - All good, man. All good. 00:15:52.997 --> 00:15:54.332 - What the hell? Is it Christmas? 00:15:54.374 --> 00:15:55.417 - Yeah, it was yesterday. 00:15:55.458 --> 00:15:56.626 - Really? - Yeah. 00:15:56.668 --> 00:15:58.169 - Excuse me, sir. Excuse me. 00:15:58.211 --> 00:16:01.089 Question, if this hurricane does change its course, 00:16:01.131 --> 00:16:04.175 is that something that you have safety protocols for? 00:16:04.217 --> 00:16:07.011 - Uh, it's highly unlikely to occur, 00:16:07.053 --> 00:16:08.596 but yes, we have a shelter 00:16:08.638 --> 00:16:09.848 being prepared in case we need it. 00:16:09.889 --> 00:16:10.932 - You'll need it. 00:16:10.974 --> 00:16:13.435 That hurricane is headed straight for us. 00:16:13.476 --> 00:16:16.312 Mm-kay. 00:16:23.194 --> 00:16:25.196 - I wanted to help my friend, 00:16:25.238 --> 00:16:28.616 but a security matter required my immediate attention. 00:16:28.658 --> 00:16:30.869 I'm Detective Baltasar Peniche. 00:16:32.203 --> 00:16:33.288 Good morning, sir. 00:16:33.329 --> 00:16:35.039 I am Detective Baltasar Peniche, 00:16:35.081 --> 00:16:36.249 head of security. 00:16:36.291 --> 00:16:37.584 I'm here to help you find your son. 00:16:37.625 --> 00:16:39.669 - Yes, yes. - Is that Sam? 00:16:39.711 --> 00:16:41.212 Who is that? - No, no. 00:16:41.254 --> 00:16:43.631 It's a security guy. 00:18:51.801 --> 00:18:55.096 - Oh. Hello again, Mr. Thompson. 00:18:55.138 --> 00:18:58.141 I am Detective Baltasar Peniche, 00:18:58.182 --> 00:18:59.809 Oceana Vista head of security. 00:18:59.851 --> 00:19:01.185 - Oh. - Can I come in? 00:19:01.227 --> 00:19:02.979 - Yeah, sure. - Yeah? 00:19:03.020 --> 00:19:05.022 Did you enjoy the mezcal? 00:19:05.064 --> 00:19:06.816 - Uh, well, I finished it. 00:19:06.858 --> 00:19:08.443 - Ah. 00:19:08.484 --> 00:19:12.447 Listen, I was wondering if I could speak to your daughter? 00:19:12.488 --> 00:19:16.117 - Um, what is this about? 00:19:16.159 --> 00:19:18.369 - Another guest is trying to locate their son, 00:19:18.411 --> 00:19:21.080 and your daughter was the last person... 00:19:21.122 --> 00:19:21.998 Hey, Vi? 00:19:22.039 --> 00:19:22.999 - He was seen with. 00:19:24.667 --> 00:19:26.502 - Oh. 00:19:26.544 --> 00:19:28.004 Oh, no. 00:19:29.547 --> 00:19:31.632 Where is she? 00:19:42.894 --> 00:19:44.479 - Alex? 00:19:48.774 --> 00:19:50.359 Alex? 00:19:58.451 --> 00:20:00.077 - Ah, *. 00:20:06.083 --> 00:20:08.211 Just emptying out what's left. 00:20:21.057 --> 00:20:22.892 - What is "pasaje"? 00:20:22.934 --> 00:20:25.061 - That one's important. 00:20:25.102 --> 00:20:26.312 I don't know why, 00:20:26.354 --> 00:20:28.064 but it must have been important once 00:20:28.105 --> 00:20:29.899 'cause it's right there. 00:20:31.192 --> 00:20:33.527 This * thing. 00:20:33.569 --> 00:20:35.988 I'm thinking this mural is actually more 00:20:36.030 --> 00:20:39.533 about the Oceana Vista's memory, right? 00:20:39.575 --> 00:20:42.245 Not just my memory, but the Oceana Vista's memory. 00:20:42.286 --> 00:20:44.372 - Two kids are missing. 00:20:44.413 --> 00:20:46.624 And you were the last one to see them. 00:20:48.042 --> 00:20:50.002 - What? 00:20:50.044 --> 00:20:53.589 - They came to your room last night. 00:20:53.631 --> 00:20:55.174 - No. - Yes. 00:20:55.216 --> 00:20:57.677 - No. That's not right. 00:20:59.095 --> 00:21:00.304 Wait, what? 00:21:00.346 --> 00:21:04.100 - What do you remember from last night? 00:21:04.141 --> 00:21:05.643 - Uh, last night. 00:21:05.643 --> 00:21:07.478 What the *? 00:21:07.520 --> 00:21:09.855 Uh... 00:21:09.981 --> 00:21:11.816 - It was the Christmas party. - Yes. 00:21:11.857 --> 00:21:13.192 - Gotcha. - What else? 00:21:13.234 --> 00:21:14.819 - Soy pasaje. What? 00:21:14.860 --> 00:21:16.737 - Hey, Alex. - What? 00:21:16.779 --> 00:21:18.698 - What do you remember? - I don't know. 00:21:18.739 --> 00:21:19.699 - You don't know. - What do you remember? 00:21:20.825 --> 00:21:24.912 Everything is fine, man. I'm really--I actually am okay. 00:21:29.250 --> 00:21:31.377 - Oh, man. 00:21:31.419 --> 00:21:35.131 Alex, who--who are these two? 00:21:37.091 --> 00:21:39.135 - That, I don't know. - You don't know. 00:21:40.386 --> 00:21:42.096 Where were you coming from? 00:21:43.681 --> 00:21:45.558 You don't know? - I don't know. 00:21:45.599 --> 00:21:46.642 - Mm-hmm. 00:21:50.062 --> 00:21:52.565 Hey, look at me and listen. 00:21:52.606 --> 00:21:54.942 Yeah, these two were at the party. 00:21:54.984 --> 00:21:56.694 And you had an altercation with them. 00:21:56.736 --> 00:21:57.820 - No. - Yes. 00:21:57.862 --> 00:21:59.572 And then they ran into your elevator 00:21:59.613 --> 00:22:00.906 and got off on your floor. 00:22:00.948 --> 00:22:02.908 And five minutes after that, you did the same. 00:22:02.950 --> 00:22:07.663 So I need you to tell me what happened next, please. 00:22:14.545 --> 00:22:17.047 What did you do, Alex? 00:22:17.089 --> 00:22:18.799 What did you do? - What did I do? 00:22:18.841 --> 00:22:20.176 - I don't know. What did you do? 00:22:20.217 --> 00:22:22.136 - Well, what did I do? Tell me what the * I did! 00:22:22.178 --> 00:22:23.345 I'm telling you I don't remember! 00:22:23.387 --> 00:22:24.847 - Try to remember something, please. 00:22:24.889 --> 00:22:26.056 Because if you put them there, 00:22:26.098 --> 00:22:27.516 there must be something up there-- 00:22:27.558 --> 00:22:28.768 - There's nothing in here, man! - Okay, try to remember. 00:22:28.809 --> 00:22:29.935 - It's empty! 00:22:33.481 --> 00:22:35.024 Jesus! 00:22:36.567 --> 00:22:38.694 - What did you do, Alex? 00:22:48.496 --> 00:22:52.708 Wait, where-- where did you get that? 00:22:56.170 --> 00:22:58.214 - I've had this since I was a kid. 00:22:58.255 --> 00:23:00.716 - No, you haven't. 00:23:03.594 --> 00:23:07.348 This is Sam's. The missing boy. 00:23:07.389 --> 00:23:09.892 - Look the other way one last time. 00:23:09.934 --> 00:23:11.852 You and me, this resort-- 00:23:11.894 --> 00:23:14.104 this is the family we always wanted, right? 00:23:14.146 --> 00:23:15.564 Right? 00:23:15.606 --> 00:23:16.732 The hurricane's gonna come. 00:23:16.774 --> 00:23:18.442 Everyone's gonna forget about this. 00:23:18.484 --> 00:23:20.611 This never even happened. 00:23:20.653 --> 00:23:23.072 Come on, B. 00:23:26.367 --> 00:23:28.911 This isn't the end. 00:23:30.079 --> 00:23:32.414 The second half is a heartbreaker, man. 00:23:33.666 --> 00:23:35.793 Come on. 00:25:21.231 --> 00:25:22.357 - Alex! 00:25:43.378 --> 00:25:46.507 - Is it the end or the beginning? 00:26:15.661 --> 00:26:16.787 Alex! 00:26:17.663 --> 00:26:19.122 Alex! 00:26:28.632 --> 00:26:30.050 The next morning, 00:26:30.092 --> 00:26:33.011 before the police could even get involved, 00:26:33.053 --> 00:26:35.931 the hurricane changed its course, 00:26:35.973 --> 00:26:38.267 just as Alex said it would. 00:26:43.480 --> 00:26:45.649 - My sweet friend, I can see your face, 00:26:45.691 --> 00:26:47.609 but I can't remember your name. 00:26:57.286 --> 00:26:58.996 - Whatever did happen last night, 00:26:59.037 --> 00:27:02.165 I hope that either everyone can forgive me... 00:27:04.459 --> 00:27:06.545 - Or forget me. 00:27:16.805 --> 00:27:20.642 - Have you ever seen the green ray? 00:27:20.684 --> 00:27:23.270 It's the first ray of the rising sun. 00:27:24.938 --> 00:27:27.524 If you blink, you'll miss it. 00:27:57.345 --> 00:28:00.182 - I thought you two would be gone by now. 00:28:10.442 --> 00:28:14.029 - I have nowhere to go. 00:28:14.071 --> 00:28:16.031 - Me neither. 00:28:16.573 --> 00:28:18.200 - Me neither. 00:28:21.411 --> 00:28:22.662 What's that smell? 00:28:57.405 --> 00:28:58.865 - After the hurricane, 00:28:58.907 --> 00:29:01.785 the police finally investigated. 00:29:01.827 --> 00:29:04.162 But by that moment, 00:29:04.204 --> 00:29:07.457 any real evidence was destroyed. 00:29:07.499 --> 00:29:09.543 They found the skateboard. 00:29:09.584 --> 00:29:12.879 Well, it led to nothing. 00:29:12.921 --> 00:29:14.798 My mother Beatriz got involved, 00:29:14.840 --> 00:29:19.511 and I never said a word about Alex. 00:29:22.764 --> 00:29:24.516 They would never understand. 00:29:26.268 --> 00:29:29.354 Then I came back to El Caracol to be a Frías again, 00:29:29.396 --> 00:29:34.025 but that place never felt like home. 00:29:35.902 --> 00:29:38.822 Maybe we are not meant to have one, hmm? 00:29:40.407 --> 00:29:42.450 The sad truth is that 00:29:42.492 --> 00:29:46.663 if you cut the head off an iguana, 00:29:46.705 --> 00:29:48.290 it will die. 00:29:50.625 --> 00:29:53.628 Okay. 00:29:53.670 --> 00:29:57.924 So--so you lied to the police, 00:29:57.966 --> 00:29:59.676 to the-- - The parents. 00:29:59.718 --> 00:30:04.139 - The parents, to everyone, to protect a guy who said 00:30:04.180 --> 00:30:08.184 that his memory was leaking out of his * ears? 00:30:08.226 --> 00:30:11.187 Come on! - This is a crime scene. 00:30:11.229 --> 00:30:13.440 - Oh, this is something, yes. - This is all a crime scene. 00:30:13.481 --> 00:30:15.066 - Wait, wait, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, listen. 00:30:15.108 --> 00:30:18.028 I'm almost, almost done, yes? 00:30:23.867 --> 00:30:27.162 - I could tell he wasn't there. 00:30:27.203 --> 00:30:29.914 He was lost in a different time. 00:30:29.956 --> 00:30:32.876 I saw his memory drain. 00:30:32.917 --> 00:30:36.087 But maybe this was different. 00:30:36.129 --> 00:30:40.508 Maybe this was the memory of the Oceana Vista 00:30:40.550 --> 00:30:43.511 or maybe something else. 00:30:43.553 --> 00:30:47.098 But no. 00:30:47.140 --> 00:30:50.101 This was not the work of a man 00:30:50.143 --> 00:30:54.564 with any profound insight into the human condition. 00:30:54.606 --> 00:30:58.526 These was the meaningless scribbles 00:30:58.568 --> 00:31:02.364 of a crazy person. 00:31:02.405 --> 00:31:04.949 So I made a mistake. 00:31:06.618 --> 00:31:11.456 I was looking for an answer where there was none. 00:31:15.251 --> 00:31:18.379 But today, 00:31:18.421 --> 00:31:20.840 I realize... 00:31:27.305 --> 00:31:28.640 I was wrong. 00:31:29.766 --> 00:31:31.351 - Holy shit.