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Betipul S01E03

Discerned Conscience27:31

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[Music] Do you understand what you are doing? The child is sick. For nerds, this one, right? Gifted, not nerds, and not gifted. Okay, he is not staying home. What do you say, Ruben? If you take D out of the house, I swear two R. What do I [Music] do? What are you doing here? Watching TV and you are boiling. Let me see. You don't feel 39.9. Your hands are cold. You want to stay home. I don't feel like working either. You know. So, cool. We can order a movie. But there's no choice, we have to work. Why don't you believe [Music] Ben [Music] [Music] [Music] A [Music] [Music] This is a bit stuck. I just can't. Hello. No [Music] [Music] Ren [Music] My lawyer told me it would be good for me to talk to you. Efrat, my lawyer, heard about you from your friend, from her friend. That is, not from your friend, from your patient who is your friend, hers. Wait, Efrat, the lawyer. Heard me. My patient. Who is the patient? I don't know. So why did you separate Lisa from me? Just after my accident. I told you on the phone that I had an accident. So they told her. They told me I need an opinion from a psychologist because the car insurance company that hit me has some problem with my injury or something like that. In short, that's why I'm here, for an opinion. Not for, not for treatment. Understand. Wait, slowly. You, the car insurance company that hit you. Is it clear to you that you absolutely do not need a psychological opinion? Yes. They just brought Liza, a social worker from the police, and she started asking me all sorts of annoying questions. She was really annoying. So I didn't agree to talk to her. You started talking to me as if you knew me or something like that. It just didn't look good that I didn't want to talk to her. So my mother told me that it would be good to come to you and that you would give me that opinion. I thought Efrat said good things. Yes, Efrat said to my mother. Ah, the main thing is that they said good things. I still don't understand why I need a psychological opinion. What happened in the accident that requires such an opinion? I really don't remember what happened there. I was on my bike and a car hit me. I don't remember what happened. What, what did you tell him? That I rode into the road. Why are you laughing? Just because it sounds like I rode into the road. Why does that amuse you? Just, it reminds me that once, about two years ago, my cousin drove me on his scooter and we were riding and it was, wow. I just wanted to buy something at the kiosk. So I was like, from the side, you know, like, I know how to ride, you know, you put your hands on the handlebars and do this. In short, it was a scooter like that, enough to put it like this and it drives. And I didn't know that. So I was just like, with my head like this. I turned my head. I realized I was in the middle of riding into a car and crashed there on the floor completely. And you, there was an old woman standing nearby and she probably saw it and started screaming. I saw her. She did it on purpose. She tried to commit suicide. She tried to commit suicide. What she screamed at me. Yes, crazy. Of course. It wasn't that funny. No, no, really. You wanted to kill her. Yes, you know, I was there. I couldn't say, like, I couldn't do anything. And the instinct was to say, shut up, you idiot, like, what are you screaming? But you know, I couldn't talk. It was a feeling of injustice, you know, that someone says something about you and you, you can't respond. Like that policewoman that the insurance company brought. What's the connection? There too, you said you were silent. Yes, there I could talk, I just didn't bother. [Music] [Music] Tell me about the accident. Riding a bike. It's all written here in this. Where did it happen? On the coastal road. I'm in a boarding school for outstanding athletes. And it's near. Where did you ride? I don't know. I told you, I don't remember anything. You don't really feel like talking about yourself. No. My name is Ayala. I'm 17. I've been playing instruments since I was 6. And I lived in Europe until I was 13. Only daughter. What, what do you want to know? There's the national championship in two months. And this is my last chance to meet the criteria for the Olympics. It's really important that I succeed because I hope. Maybe something like this. That's why this drowning is also important because I will need treatments now that are very expensive. Through life. What about beyond sports? How is life around something? Just, I just, no strength for such a life. Now, why such a life? You know that I need to summarize my life in two sentences. That's what they do on this show. I've never seen it. I saw it once. What does the next thing remind you of? This is a show about people who have finished their careers. No? Yes. They are going to die. So they make a show about them. Hurry, hurry, before they die. So what? So you think you can help me with this opinion? Not sure. Why not? Because it's not some medical test. I can't take an X-ray and say everything is fine. Okay, so it seems I'll go. Okay. Do you want to at least read what's written in this report? Just, what do you want me to look at? What, like, you already know what's written there? Absolutely not. Listen, I didn't come here to talk about myself. I need something from you. So you want me to read it so I can give an opinion based on what's written there? Based on this meeting. This meeting. Lina, is there a problem? What? Okay. What will I read it and I will write an opinion and we will meet next week. You decide if we use it or not. Like this, without questions. What to ask? Questions of psychologists. What about mom and dad? It seems to me that it really interests you to hear. Why? I want to hear everything you want to tell me. Really. You already talked to my mom. That's the thing. I didn't talk to her. No, like, it seems like you know exactly what's written there. And I didn't talk to her. Like, it seems like you did talk to her and you're just giving me. Sitting here and messing with my brain. Like you know exactly what the deal is with this envelope. You talked to her. You talked to her. Why do you think you talked to her? What, like, you planned it all and now I'm like an idiot doing this show here? Like, what, what went through your head? I didn't talk to your mother. Start. Okay. You're so obvious, you'll send me to someone like you. Mess with my brain here about my career. Make my life like this. Listen to my father. You are crazy. Come on. Open the door for me. [Music] Please. Let's assume for a moment that you spoke with her mother. I knew what that meant. It means you're a liar. Okay. But how did you know I spoke with her? Because I know how you need to work. It doesn't work like that. You need to read what's written in this report. You need to ask your stupid questions. Doesn't that seem unprofessional to you? Maybe I have something to say about what's written here. I didn't ask for it because I thought it would embarrass you. Reading it in front of you. Obviously, something is written there that you're not comfortable with. Otherwise, you wouldn't need to get an opinion about this accident at all. No, maybe I was wrong. I thought about reading it myself before our next meeting. That's in your next approach. Ayala, we need to meet at least three or four times before we reach an opinion. I need to get to know you a little. Otherwise, it really won't be professional. [Music] Right. Let's take a break. Ah, what do you say? What's a break? They don't say that anymore. What's a break? Sharp. Let's play. Come, I'll read it now. Okay. [Music] Did you read all these books, or is it just for show? Yes, yes. Did you read, or yes, it's for show. Those poor people up there. Why are they poor? They must be cold there. Where did you put them? I know your books. What's so bad about being at the top? It's like, instead of sailing all these ships. Nice. Saves seasickness. Not always. What do you mean? Sometimes here too. You need to make a round window and draw the sea outside. It will really feel like the belly of a ship. Do you have asthma? Yes. How did you know? There's a scent here. Thank you. I was looking for it. So what could you die from? What's written here? You too? Yes. This solves all the problems. What would it solve? Just, it would be nice to talk to you normally. Like, you know, how people talk. Even with your daughter. You are so annoying. Much more annoying. How do you know I have a daughter? Because you have. You know my mother. You were together at the "Bouad Boni D" before the boarding school. I was in your daughter's gifted class. Why didn't I say that earlier? Because my mother wanted you to give me special treatment. And I didn't want you to know that you know her. I wanted me not to know anything about you. Really. You said earlier that it bothered you that a policewoman spoke as if she knew you. You're just lying. What does that have to do with it? What did you feel that she knew about you? She asked you if you think a lot about death. How do you know? From what's written here. She probably tried to prove that there's a reasonable chance the accident was your fault. Good that you didn't answer her. By the way, there's no one who doesn't think about death. She didn't say that. She asked if you have specific thoughts about death. No. Do you have anything? As I said, everyone thinks about death. And sometimes also imagines how it will happen. More concrete thoughts. If there are, and you want to tell me. And you think. Opinion. I don't have. So what? So it is now. Three meetings. You feel that it's hard for you. Hot. Certainly. [Music] Both of you. I have some young patients too. [Music] Amazing. It must be very hard for you to be limited like this. What is the hardest? Everything. I can't do anything. You're like a baby. You came here alone? Yes. By bus. Your mother didn't come with you? She knows there's no chance I'll agree. She knows. Earlier, when you were very angry because you thought she called me, I asked myself why she didn't call. Actually, I thought maybe it's logical that she would call. I didn't lose you. I'm just trying to understand why it made you so angry when you thought she called. I don't understand. She did call. No, no, no, no. Because she called. Just tell me already. She didn't call me. So why are you repeating that again? When you were so angry when you thought she called. I really had a feeling you wanted her to call. Maybe even just to scold her. I don't understand what you want. You just don't understand anything. Explain to me. I think what's written there is correct. What's correct? What's written there. Suicidal tendencies. Act of recklessness. Blah, blah, blah. That's what she said. That what's written here is correct. She doesn't understand why she needs this whole lawsuit. From her perspective, it's an excellent opportunity to get rid of all this sport. How? How does that mean that I think what's written here is correct? Daughter, you're free from this whole lawsuit. I don't believe I think I'm trying. Because of all the competitiveness and the pressure. You think I tried to commit suicide? That's nonsense. I've been like this for years. All this pressure. Never. You know. All the mothers call all the time and come to visit. And the only thing she has to say is, "She needs this." And what do you need this for? So obviously she won't understand anything. It doesn't matter. All this pressure. It's so ridiculous. Like, why would I try to hurt myself now? Before, before the national championship. I have everything. All the. I have the national championship soon. And there's a training camp abroad that I'll miss now. And if I get involved in this lawsuit now, I have no chance at all. What do you mean, get involved in the lawsuit? Like, they won't give me the money. But why would you get involved? You feel like this is an exam. Tell me, why are you doing this? Why does it sound like this? I didn't come here for treatment. I just want you to write me this opinion and tell them that I'm okay. But I'm not like someone who walks into cars all day. If that's all you need, then why didn't you tell me from the beginning that I know your mother and that you need [Music] special treatment? Maybe you want to check for yourself that you're okay. Maybe this is the exam you're afraid of failing. I have to go. Already. You probably need to turn on your phone too. Ah, a second. Available. I don't understand how your daughter tolerates you with these questions. I told you. With her, I'm much more annoying. Yes. I'll try to understand my daughter. If that's what you're actually asking. That's not what I asked. If, let's say, she wants to talk to you now, then what? What should she do? Because it doesn't seem to me that she'll wait until later to talk to you. Who do you call when you need someone? Ah, suddenly it's uncomfortable for you to talk about your daughter. We get it. My daughter calls me. She leaves a message, and I call back immediately. You call. Ah, ah, 144. Yes. My father has gone through a divorce so many times in recent years that I never remember his phone number. What kind of family security is that? You call 144. It sounds like a pretty sad joke. Why? Because it seems to me that a moment ago I wanted to talk to him and I asked myself if he would be available. Absolutely not. I know he's there for me. What do you mean, there? He feels me. Like in the accident. So he, so he knew something happened. He called me in the ambulance. That's what they told me. So you have some kind of telepathy? He's the only person in this world who truly loves me. He's the only one who thinks it wasn't my fault. This accident. The only one, besides Avi. Who is Avi? Avi is Avi. Avi is the fragments. What drawing? Avi drew it. Yes. He's my coach. In the army. She's his daughter. I used to make her pesto. I have to go. Yes. Tell me, is it acceptable to do babysitting like this for a coach's daughter? I knew them before the boarding school. So Avi is the only one, besides your father, who loves you. Or the only one who believes you didn't do it on purpose. I don't know. Is that important to you? Opinion. I would like us to do homework. Both of us. For the next meeting. What do you say? Each one will write his opinion. How can I write? Someone will help you. Or you decide what to type. Write the opinion as you would like it to be. It doesn't seem like it will come out well. Let's try. [Music] A. So try to write. [Music] [Music] Looks. Y.