The scene appears to be from a TV show, likely a Mexican drama series. The story revolves around a boy named Bernardo (also referred to as Berni), who is having behavioral issues and gets into fights.
The scene begins with Berni and his friends playing a game, but it escalates into a fight. The teacher scolds Berni and another boy, Toño, for not knowing the names of the states in Mexico.
Later, Berni's mother talks to his teacher, who is concerned about Berni's behavior and poor academic performance. The mother is defensive, but eventually, she acknowledges that her son needs help.
The next day, the school director informs Berni's mother that her son has been expelled due to his violent behavior and poor academic performance.
The mother is disappointed but tries to reassure her son that everything will be fine. However, Berni's behavior continues to be a concern, and his parents are worried about his future.
The scene also shows Berni's father, who seems to be enabling his son's behavior, and his mother, who tries to discipline him but is met with resistance. The father is shown to be somewhat dismissive of the mother's concerns.
The episode ends with Berni's mother trying to talk to him about his behavior, but he becomes defensive and disrespectful.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Bernardo (also known as Bernie) got into a fight with Pancho.
2. Pancho's mother is angry and wants Bernardo's parents to pay for the hospital bill.
3. Bernardo's parents are concerned about his behavior and want him to change.
4. Bernardo's teacher, Rafaela, has spoken to his parents about his behavior and academics.
5. Bernardo has been expelled from school due to his fighting and poor academic performance.
6. Bernardo's parents are considering taking him to the hospital for studies.
7. Bernardo's father is proud of him for standing up for himself, but also wants him to learn to control his temper.
8. Bernardo's mother is worried about his behavior and wants him to stay away from bad influences.
9. Bernardo's friends are lazy and spend their time drinking on the streets.
10. Bernardo's mother suspects that he may have been drinking with his friends.
11. Bernardo's parents are trying to discipline him and teach him to respect them.
12. Bernardo's academic performance is poor, and he failed his exam.
13. Bernardo's parents are considering homeschooling him or finding a new school for him.
14. Bernardo's brother, Benito Kamelas, is mentioned as someone who may be able to help Bernardo.
15. Bernardo's family is trying to come together to support him and help him change his behavior.