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Tomas wants to reestablish his relationship with his ex partner and first love Juan José. Throughout the conversation, Juan José confesses something unexpected for Tomás who enters into a dilemma between good and evil, love, the judgment of the other's feelings, the consent of the acts, the law and the church. This dilemma leads him to a decision without turning back.
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Tomas wants to reestablish his relationship with his ex partner and first love Juan José. Throughout the conversation, Juan José confesses something unexpected for Tomás who enters into a dilemma between good and evil, love, the judgment of the other's feelings, the consent of the acts, the law and the church. This dilemma leads him to a decision without turning back.
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