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02x56 - Toto is arrested and Paulina attacks Fabiola and Dorita

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "La venganza de Analía". Aired: 15 April 2020 – 12 September 2025.*
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Analía is a beautiful woman who decides to exact revenge against her mother's k*ller, Guillermo León Mejía, who is a Presidential candidate.

02x56 - Toto is arrested and Paulina attacks Fabiola and Dorita

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A NETFLIX SERIES

HER MOTHER'S k*ller, SEASON 2

I know
you're genuinely worried about me.

But all I can tell you is to relax.

Seriously, don't worry.

I…

know a lot of things about your dad
and we both share lots of childhood stuff.

What do you mean?

Guillermo's dad

k*lled himself in front of him.

Just like my dad did when I was a kid.

That's a lie.

My dad's dad died in a work accident.

No.

My grandma's name was Hortensia

and what my mom told me was…

that she tried to meet her,
but my dad would always have an excuse.

She died shortly after
my dad married my mom.

My dad must've found out about your trauma
at the psychiatric clinic.

And used it to manipulate you.

I was my dad's suicide victim
when I was a kid.

My dad locked me up in a room
with him just to get at my mom.

Then…

he committed suicide.

I spent 12 hours

next to his lifeless body,

confused.

I was so angry, so helpless.

I couldn't believe he'd done that to me.

I was only a kid.

Do you know
who must've helped him?

He knows very well
that you're super scared of him,

-and that you've always worked for him.
-Yes.

He's too dangerous a guy
to have as an enemy.

No.

I don't know…

if what your mom said is true either.

I was also in denial my whole life.

And it just made me unhappy

and caused me pain.

Don't make the same mistake.

I know what I'm getting into.

I know the game I'm playing
every day of my life.

Even though you think I'm crazy,

trust me,
I've made your dad's life impossible

since he met me.

What's more, I…

I know he had other plans.

Perhaps bad intentions.

But he changed.

And the proof of that

is that he's with me right now
and Paulina is in jail.

It may be hard to hear,

but my dad only has feelings for Paulina.

And you won't be able
to take on the monster he is.

I've managed until now.

You won't even notice
when he's ready to get rid of you.

I won't live my whole life with the fear

that my dad made me feel.

I won't allow fear to paralyze me anymore.

I…

I've done good things in this government.

I…

I'm happy to see the children smile.

Or when a mother tells me she's thankful.

For the first time in my life,

I'm doing something good.

I'm helping people.

And all this is thanks to Guillermo.

Guillermo has allowed me to be me,

for whatever reason. It's fine.

And he's taught me that,

behind every bad thing,

there's something good.

And even though I live with a demon,

I can survive him.

-We must help Sofía.
-No, relax, she knows what to do.

Mejía is arriving.

Nice to see you, Mr. President.

-My wife?
-She's in the fitting rooms.

Honey.

Honey, why are you here?

I told you, sweetheart. I'm worried
about what happened this morning.

No, it was nothing.

Really… it was nothing. I'm fine.

-Are you alone?
-Um…

With Virginia.

Look.

Look at these gorgeous dresses.

No? Do you like them?

-They're spectacular, right?
-They're pretty, yes.

Oh.

Oh!

Ow.

What's wrong?

Ow.

Ow.

My lower abdomen hurts.

Oh.

It's probably because…

we went overboard with our games
last night, honey.

Let's get you some rest, come on.
Let's go now.

Let's go.

Ow.

Ow.

Have you talked to your guy?

No, why?

I've called him several times
and he won't pick up.

I think Analía has something with Dávila
and I can't figure it out.

That guy would never dare to challenge us.

I wouldn't be so sure.

He came to the Presidential House and hid
a message he had from Sofía to Carolina.

And he was acting really odd.

Probably your daughter paid him to do it
and regretted it when she saw you.

I don't think so.

He said he was forced.

It seems like

Analía found a way to pressure him

and got Sofía in the middle
to hide her true intention.

I'm afraid it's got to do with you.

So…

Tell your guy…

to drop everything he is doing,
get over here, and handle Dávila.

I don't want that b*tch
to use him to bury you deeper.

Okay.

What's with Ezequiel?

Sorry to intrude,
but why is the boy there?

We can't keep hiding him.

No, I'm not giving Ezequiel up.

We would be abandoning him
so that the as*h*le Mejía

-does whatever he wants with him.
-Listen to me.

If Guillermo finds out
that we are hiding the boy,

he'll use it to say we kidnapped him
or whatever. We don't want that.

Let's find the kid's relatives.

Look.

Come here.

What's up?

How are you doing? With Ezequiel here.

Yes.

On my way to the United States.

Hello.

A bit tired, but here we are.

Perhaps we can find the oldest daughter.

I want to set up a carpentry…

We know that Mr. Jesús Bustamante

was born in Chocó, but none
of Ezequiel's relatives live there.

I'll talk to his sister
and see if she can take over.

She's in the US.

While you look for the sister,
we'll stay with the boy, all right?

-No.
-Why not?

You're in too much trouble.

You're here to do what you have to.

Yes, but what are we supposed to do?

Follow orders.

Be careful.

Protect yourselves.

It's clear to Mejía that you

are the most important people
in Analía's life.

You know that.

A weakness he won't stop using
to mess with her.

You've done a great job with him.
Now it's our turn to protect him.

And find a relative, okay?

Hi, everyone.

As we promised,
this space by the Mejía siblings

will serve to denounce and expose

the scoundrel of a president
who governs us today.

We'll also expose his accomplices
and all those who work under his orders.

Now, I have a question.

Who in life hasn't made a mistake?

We all have the right to do so.

But what's important

is to straighten our path.

And this is the case with our friend,
reporter Manuel Dávila,

whom I prefer you listen to
and draw your own conclusions from.

My name is Manuel Dávila.

I'm a journalist.

I'm responsible for
the entire political division

of the channel I work for.

For a long time, I have received bribes
from Mrs. Paulina Peña

to benefit all the candidates
of the Democratic Force Party.

In particular,

the current president,

Mr. Guillermo León Mejía.

I was also asked

to cast doubt on the good name
of Senator Pablo de la Torre

by asking him compromising questions,
questions with double meanings.

I was asked to use his relationship

with his advisor and, at the time,
his partner, Mrs. Analía Guerrero.

I also agreed to link him to events
that weren't his responsibility,

such as what happened
in the La Herradura barrio,

when, unfortunately,
Mr. Primo Carvajal died.

I don't have information or proof

if Mrs. Paulina Peña
was responsible for the power outage.

But what I do know is that she sent me,

taking advantage of my position
as an opinion leader and my credibility

in the political sector,

to link Mr. De la Torre to the events.

At that time,

Mr. De la Torre was running
his presidential campaign.

An image is more powerful
than a thousand words.

And in this image,
we can see Mr. Javier Melgarejo,

who is the driver
and right-hand man of Mrs. Paulina Peña.

The question is,

what is Mr. Melgarejo doing at that moment
in the La Herradura barrio,

knowing that he is the main suspect
of Senator Pablo de la Torre's attack?

You might be wondering
why I'm telling you all this,

why I'm confessing it.

The truth is that I am linked
to the attempted m*rder…

Mejía doesn't even come close
to Pablo de la Torre.

I never got why Carolina
let that man run away.

I helped Ms. Paulina Peña

to attend the Social Welfare Center event,
but I assure you,

I was unaware of her intentions.

I also agreed
with the Mejía siblings that,

before making this video public,
I would turn myself in to the DA.

More than…

Son of a b*tch.

But I must tell you

that regardless of the corruption
of this government,

the work done by the First Lady,
Mrs. Carolina Valencia,

helping children, young people,
adolescents, and their families,

is honest and genuine.

I want to publicly apologize
for betraying her trust.

And I want to say that I deeply regret it

and am truly sorry for agreeing to work
with Mrs. Paulina Peña.

Did you know Dávila would do that?

No.

He came…

this morning
and I asked him not to do it again.

Why did you ask him that? What did he say?

Did Dávila…

meet with the president
before interviewing me?

The security who brought him
said the president had sent him.

And the two of them met
before he came here.

That guy works for Paulina.

This could be a trap
and she's using Sofía to catch me.

I need to talk to Sofi.

If the president asks where I am,

I guess you can say that…

Will you tell me?

He came--

He came to tell me
Sofía wanted to talk to me.

He gave me this to call her,

but of course, I said
I wouldn't talk to her and I didn't.

He also told me…

that he's worked for Paulina
from the start.

That's why she had access to my events.

He said someone forced him
to come here today.

Analía?

He didn't say who forced him.

But…

at the end of the day, I guess…

it was Paulina
who set a trap for me.

Before kicking him out of the house,
I said he couldn't put the news out,

and that if he did, I'd talk to you,
so you'd take care of him.

He didn't tell me what he'd do.

And he didn't tell me

he'd turn himself in.

Trust me, Guillermo.

I have no reason to lie to you.

I'm doing what you asked me to.

Keeping myself away from Sofía.

I'm only here to ask you.

My government is in danger.

Carolina will end up
f*cking up our plans.

She'll be your demise.

MR. PRESIDENT, I CHECKED
THE SECURITY CAMERAS AS YOU ASKED

ACTUALLY, MS. SOFÍA WAS IN THE BOUTIQUE.

Trust me, Guillermo.

I have no reason to lie to you.

I'm doing what you asked me to.

Keeping myself away from Sofía.

Hi, honey.

-Did you miss me?
-I miss you all the time.

You've become my divine obsession.

It's not a good idea to drink alcohol.

A glass of wine is what you need to relax.

To sleep…

peacefully.

To us.

Hmm.

Okay.

Won't you join me?

From here.

You look very beautiful.

Gorgeous.

Sweetie.

I'll make sure you grow up in a country

where justice and respect prevail.

And you know what?

You have a brave mom

who will help me make that happen.

How about that?

Do you agree, little one?

If you don't agree, we could talk.
That's not a problem.

We can reach an agreement, okay?

Huh?

You're an ace at putting her to sleep.

Yes, I am, actually, but I must admit…

she was acting
all rebellious and terrible.

Will we be able to be a normal family?

Of course.

Do you still doubt it?

I can't stop thinking about what Sofía
told us about Carolina.

Me too.

When I spoke to Carolina, she denied it.

But I think
Guillermo did something to her.

I overdid it with the sedatives
and I mixed them with alcohol.

I lost control…

and I ended up hitting Pereiro.

I feel so sorry about him
and for getting you worried.

Listen.

If what you're saying is true,

it means that you're not well, Carolina.

Guillermo will take advantage of that
to push you to the edge.

And destroy your life.

Look at you.
It hurts me to see you this way.

Please, wake up.
You have time to make a different choice.

Think of your daughter.

I…

always think of her.

I'm just tired
of being the same old idiot.

But don't worry.

Guillermo won't hurt me. I…

I've got my insurance.

By then, she probably already had
the evidence against him.

Right?

Perhaps he drugged her.

To learn where she had it?

I confronted Pereiro, you know?

Of course…

he told me he could never hurt her.

-Yes, of course.
-Oh, please.

Mejía had everything that happened

at the clinic with Carolina
perfectly planned. I mean…

I wouldn't be surprised
if that nurse worked for him.

He'll get rid of her.

But it's important that we know

what he's planning to do.

Huh?

Oh, are you kidding me?

New people?

There's that gossip Aleida.

So annoying.

Do you know if anyone moved
into the house on the hill?

No idea, let's check it out.

What's going on?

-Let's find out who they are. One moment.
-Let's go.

Who could the new neighbors be?

Okay, here we are.

Be careful there.

-It's okay.
-Let's go.

What's up?

-How are you?
-I'm okay.

We missed you. Come on, man.

Let's go. Come in.

-Get inside. Come later, okay?
-Yes. Go.

Easy with the plants.

No, Dorita is right.
You're attracting attention.

-All right.
-Aleida was down there.

-They don't know me. I'll go.
-Go.

Go, that woman is still snooping.

Okay, while I get some stuff out.

Okay.

It's always nice to come back
to the place you're from, right?

Buddy, what is it?

Nothing… I miss Ezequiel.

I grew fond of having a brother.

Right.

I know. I understand because we all
grew fond of that kid, you know?

Impossible not to.

But just like you,
he needs to be with his people.

The worst part is that his dad died.

His mother left when he was a kid
and his sister lives far away.

Even if she lives far away,
she'll be overjoyed to have him close.

What if she doesn't want him
or he got hurt?

Buddy, don't worry, okay?

That rich man and Froggy
won't let anything happen to him.

Plus, if he's going to travel,
they'll make sure

that he wants to be
with his sister, you know?

And that she wants to be with him.
Okay? Don't worry.

Besides, that's what devices are for.
That's why they exist.

You just go "beep beep beep,"
you call Ezequiel

and you can talk to him,
ask him how he is all day long.

What did I say?

Yes.

The soccer game is in a few minutes.
The soccer game.

Would you like to watch soccer?
Come with me. The game is starting soon.

Where is the remote?

Oh, no. Now you're pampered.

Now you want a remote for everything.

When I grow up, I'll get you
one of those houses we were in.

What?

When you grow up, your mom and I
still want you to be a good person.

Don't be silly, let's watch some soccer.

Find the remote. It must be over there.

-Hello, sweetheart.
-Hello.

Oh, thanks for the compliment.

-Looking for something?
-No. And you?

No. Did you?

This is private property.

-Seriously?
-Yes.

Oh, so you bought the hood?

Now you know.

What's with all the questions, lady?

Hey, calm down. Easy there.

They're taking what's not theirs
and still bitter about it.

Huh? No way.

My private life is not your
or anybody's business.

Do me a favor and get out of here,
okay? Go and…

You're nicer with your mouth shut, hon.

What a mom you've got there.

-Aleida.
-What a mom.

Aleida, wait.

Kidding aside,

if… if I were you, both of you,
I'd stay away from Mrs. Euclides.

Why?

Because that lady is a witch.
She's a real freaking witch.

No, seriously?

-Yes, she does…
-Does what?

Voodoo and binding spells.

Yes. She does it to people.

-No way.
-I'm serious.

You know what? You don't fool me.

She looks like a witch.

-But I don't believe in that stuff.
-Aleida, I'm serious.

-Serious about what?
-I'm warning you, man. Look.

You can mess with her

or mess with me.

Then I'll send you to hell, okay?

-I'll also send you to hell. So what?
-You know what?

-I'm going to--
-There's plenty to bring.

Yes, Mrs. Euclides.

They did a binding spell on you.

-Can't you hear?
-What?

-Get out now. Come on.
-Go.

-Be careful!
-Okay.

-Snoop!
-Yes, you be careful.

-She's a real pain.
-Come on!

-Get out or I'll put you in a box.
-What? You'll put me where?

Ridiculous.

You see?

I told you. Aleida, that nut,
will rat us out to Mejía.

We have to keep an eye on her. I swear.

Don't worry, Dorita.
That was back in that neighborhood,

where you get harassed over anything,
but people are respectful here.

Aleida knows better than to mess with me.

Toto, for God's sake,
stop being naive.

They're giving 500 million for your head.

Haven't you seen the poverty
people are living in here?

Today, an exclusive story…

Dad, you're in the news.

-…a family in hiding…
-What?

Toto?

In this house, the criminal
Antonio Ariza was hiding with his family.

He pretended to be Alfonso Linares.

I found out who he was and reported him.

-We found out.
-Sure, "we."

Unfortunately, the police
didn't arrive in time. They escaped.

-It wasn't just him there.
-Yes, he lived with Dora Serna,

who pretended to be Dulce Garrido.

As well as their three kids.

Um, also the supposed mother
of the criminal.

Alba Linares, but she was a different
kind of woman. With class.

-Different from them.
-She was different.

You could tell she had an education.
She couldn't be the mother of such a thug.

And the housekeeper,
who was quite rude…

-Julito.
-Clotilde.

Find a man with the name

Alberto Puentes,

who is on the news right now.

Bring him to the Presidential House
quietly and discreetly.

…quite big. He's a guy…

And we suspected him
from the beginning, right?

-Yes.
-He had our house hacked.

I handed over all the evidence
of his wrongdoings to the police,

and we also helped with a composite sketch
because the guy has a distinctive look.

f*ck!

We've done everything

to hide Ana.

And that idiot ruined everything
in a second. In one second.

Do you really think Mejía
is going to buy that?

He won't buy it.

He knows perfectly well
that this is super weird.

He knows Toto and Dorita.
He knows they only have one kid.

He'll figure it out.

Hey.

Listen to me. Let's take it easy, okay?

Okay.

Remember, right now,

Toto and Dorita are safe in the barrio
and we're here with the baby and Ezequiel.

Okay? We have to be cool-headed
and figure out what to do with the boy.

-Were you able to find his sister?
-Yes.

Yes, in fact. Let's see.

Okay, her name is Pilar Bustamante.

In fact, she's made several posts
searching for Ezequiel.

Both the IP address and the phone number
show up in Tampa, USA.

I've traced it. I found her address.

Okay, perfect. So the plan, Analía,
is for you to speak with the prosecutor

to figure out how we'll hand over
the child, okay?

Okay?

We have to get Toto out of there.
It's too dangerous.

You'll have to get lost for a while.

What are you saying, Dorita?

No, I won't leave you
and Jefferson alone again.

It's the only way you'll be safe.

Fabiola was right, Toto.

They're offering a lot of money
for your head. Anyone'd sell you out.

You can't go to jail.

It would be your death sentence.
Mejía won't forgive you.

We'll have to split again.

And why? For being idiots.

We weren't able to fake anything.

-Nowhere.
-Yes, we really screwed up.

We couldn't do
what Analía asked us to do.

She's worried about her daughter.

And about us too.

That's why we have to be wary
and plan our next move.

Think with a cool head.

That b*stard Mejía
will try everything to get us

and hit Froggy where it hurts.

Involving Dávila

was a strategy the prosecutor
and Analía used to make your situation

even more complicated.

Now Dávila will be a protected witness
for the Justice system,

and they'll use him
against you at the trial.

That two-faced b*stard will pay for this.

I can assure you.

Look,

we've got another problem.

Melgarejo is missing. It's really strange
because he always answers my calls.

If he's not answering you, it means…

he probably met Scorpion,
and with him, death.

Now,

look.

This guy who publicly denounced
Ariza on TV,

for whatever reason I remember his name,
Alberto Puentes,

mentioned an elegant woman and three kids.

That loser only has one.

So, that could be Analía's mom.

When he was in the jungle,
he hid the mom outside Bogotá.

She probably sent her
to a community of her people.

Yes, sure,
the question we need to solve is,

who are the other two kids?

Alberto,

nice to meet you.

I'm really sorry
they brought you in like this,

but you'll understand
that I can't expose you.

Especially not to be seen with me,
not when…

that thug Antonio Ariza

could take revenge.

Don't worry, Mr. President.

If anything,

it's an honor for me to help you
with whatever you need.

-Especially bringing that guy down.
-Thank you so much.

I need to get information about the people
who are with that thug.

By any chance,

is this the lady
that introduced herself as the mom?

Yes, Mr. President. That's her.

Let's talk about her.

From what I gathered, a nice person.

That's not what I'm interested in.

Who was she with?

These plumbers
would go to that house often.

But they'd never fix anything.

Twice, they picked her up late at night.

She wouldn't go alone.
She was with her granddaughter.

-Granddaughter?
-Mm-hmm.

How old was the girl?

She's a baby. I can't guess the month.

Thank you so much for your help.

The gentlemen will take you
back home safe and sound. Again…

a pleasure.

Nice to meet you, Mr. President.

I think Analía has a daughter.

Then…

that would explain
why she disappeared those months.

And why Pablo is back with her.

If that's true,

that girl is our best way
to get rid of those two.

Hey.

Where are Analía and her daughter?

You're a m*rder*r. I'd never turn them in.

Ah!

sh*t.

-Mejía knows.
-What is it?

-Oh.
-What is it?

-Oh, God.
-Huh?

Mejía knows about Ana.

Mejía knows. Where is she?

Hey, what happened?

-Where is she, where is Ana?
-Calm down, she's here.

Hi, honey.

Come here.

-Sit here. Come here, have a seat.
-Let me be.

Analía, sit down. That's it.

Everything is fine.

Look at me. You had a nightmare, okay?

You've been like this
after seeing Toto's neighbor's statement.

Enough of that.

Okay?

We're running out of time.
We didn't do anything

-to finish with Mejía. Nothing.
-No, that's not true.

Remember that Paulina is in jail, okay?

-You took Guillermo's right-hand man away.
-No.

I have a horrible feeling,
I have this feeling…

It's horrible.

Here.

Mejía has power

and he can do whatever the hell he wants.

Whatever he wants.

Okay?

Look.

If it makes you feel more at ease,

we'll talk to the DA
to get you more protection.

What do you say?

Would you like that?

-Mm-hmm.
-Okay.

There.

How are you?

The transfer permit
for inmate Paulina Peña.

We're heading to the dentist.

Since she's high-risk,
I'll be escorting her personally.

Open up.

Uncuff me.

Give me the phone.

-Are you out?
-Yes.

Go to La Herradura barrio and find Aleida.

She can tell us
if this Antonio Ariza is back.

You must capture him or Dora

to find out if she actually had a girl
and where she's hiding.

Keep me posted.

Carolina.

Please leave your message after the beep.

Ow.

Oh my God, what is this?

You have to keep up the lie. Yes.

That's what you'll do.

You can't admit to Guillermo
you knew Paulina would try to k*ll you.

Especially that you gave him the dessert
because you suspect him.

If you don't,
he won't spare your life, Carolina.

It may be hard to hear…

but my dad only has feelings for Paulina.

Listen closely, you b*tch.

If Paulina is dead,

there won't be a single place
on Earth for you to f*cking hide.

Ow.

Hello?

Hi, how are you?

Good, Sofi. I'm…

I'm at Del Norte Hospital.

I came to get some tests done

and I'm waiting for the results.

Is yesterday's pain back?

Yes.

That's why I'm here.

I'm having a hard time moving my hands.

Are you with Dad?

No, no. No.

No, I don't want to worry him, you know?

I'd rather…

get the tests done

and I'll call him when the tests are back.

I'm on my way.

Okay, thanks.