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Passo a Passo – Parte 5/9

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Joel and his new sidekick continue trying to find their way back to the other pilgrims, and Rui starts dealing signs of a problematic injury…

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    • 00:00:00J: [O] Alberto e eu não aguentamos mais subidas. Olha mais uma.
    • 00:00:05E não vi um carro há uma hora, pelo menos.
    • 00:00:10Ainda não estou nervoso, mas se continuar assim mais duas ou três horas,
    • 00:00:16vai ser complicado.
    • 00:00:40R: Quase a chegar a Ponte de Lima.
    • 00:00:43Falta um quilómetro.
    • 00:00:45Peço desculpa. Vem aí um trator.
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