ALGUIEN NUEVO SALE DEL POZO!!! — Transcript

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1. 0:00In this town, every day someone new
2. 0:01comes out of the well.
3. 0:03Every morning at 6:00, the rope starts
4. 0:04pulling on its own; the bucket rises
5. 0:06slowly, carrying someone who had
6. 0:07disappeared.
7. 0:08On Monday, the baker; on Tuesday, the
8. 0:10mailman; on Wednesday, the boy from the
9. 0:12kiosk. They come back the same, almost.
10. 0:14They don't blink; they eat spiders.
11. 0:16If you ask them about before, they smile
12. 0:18and don't answer, and at night they
13. 0:19stand in the square looking at the well
14. 0:21.
15. 0:21Nobody knows how they disappear. One
16. 0:23night they are there, and by morning,
17. 0:25their bed is full of dirt. We moved here
18. 0:26on a Monday, and nobody warned us. The
19. 0:28baker sold me some bread; I said thank
20. 0:29you, she didn't blink. I asked the boy
21. 0:31from the kiosk what his favorite candy
22. 0:33was. He smiled and kept smiling until I
23. 0:35left. That night I saw them from my
24. 0:37window, 12 neighbors still under the
25. 0:38moon looking at the well, and suddenly
26. 0:40they all turned around and looked at me
27. 0:42. The next day I went to tell the mayor
28. 0:43; he listened to me smiling without
29. 0:45blinking. On his desk was a jar of
30. 0:47spiders labeled "to snack on," and on
31. 0:48the wall, a newspaper from 40 years ago
32. 0:50. The mayor came back from the well, put
33. 0:52his hand on my shoulder, and left a mud
34. 0:54stain. That night, while everyone was
35. 0:55looking at the well, I got into the
36. 0:56bucket and went down. Up above, the moon
37. 0:58got small; on the edge, their faces were
38. 0:59watching me. Below, everything was black
39. 1:01, the rope creaked, something dripped,
40. 1:03and something breathed. The bucket hit
41. 1:04bottom and the walls lit up; there were
42. 1:06thousands of roots shining like
43. 1:08fireflies, and among the roots hung
44. 1:09cocoons. In the first one slept the
45. 1:11baker; next to her, the mailman and the
46. 1:13boy from the kiosk, breathing calmly,
47. 1:14healthy; and at the back, in the oldest
48. 1:16, moss-covered cocoon, the mayor. Then I
49. 1:18understood: the ones above weren't them
50. 1:20, they were mud copies made by the well
51. 1:22; that's why they don't blink, that's
52. 1:23why they eat dirt bugs. They don't
53. 1:25remember anything because they never
54. 1:26lived it, and at night they look at the
55. 1:27well because it's their home. The mayor
56. 1:29above was the oldest copy, 40 years
57. 1:31running the town of mud. I opened the
58. 1:33cocoons one by one, everyone upstairs,
59. 1:34wake up. They started opening their eyes
60. 1:36and blinking; I brought them up in the
61. 1:37bucket two by two. The whole night
62. 1:39turned to dawn; the copies were waiting
63. 1:40for us in the square. The real baker
64. 1:42came out and her copy crumbled into dirt
65. 1:43, then the mailman, the boy from the
66. 1:45kiosk. Poof, poof. The mud mayor tried
67. 1:47to run away, he fell apart in the middle
68. 1:49of the square. The last to come out was
69. 1:51the real mayor. He blinked, looked at
70. 1:52the town, and looked at me.
71. 1:53>> Ever since you arrived, they keep
72. 1:55kicking me out of everywhere.
73. 1:56>> 40 years asleep and he was just as
74. 1:58grumpy. Now at 6:00, the bucket comes up
75. 2:00with water on its own and the mayor
76. 2:01threw the jar of spiders into the grass
77. 2:02. Like and subscribe, and if someone
78. 2:04comes out of the well, don't say hello.