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**Warning: The original text appears to be a disjointed, possibly auto-generated or translated script with fragmented sentences and non-sequiturs. This summary attempts to distill the underlying themes and content.**
**Summary:**
* The text revolves around a narrative that is difficult to follow due to its fragmented nature.
* **Main Themes:**
1. **Conflict and Confrontation**: References to giving someone a "lesson," a "sword" (possibly metaphorical), and confrontations at a school.
2. **School Setting**: Mentions of classes, a school play, and interactions with teachers and peers.
3. **Personal Struggle and Emotion**: Expressions of emotional pain, a desire for recovery (possibly from bullying or personal loss), and references to family.
4. **Symbolism and Metaphors**: The repeated mention of a "sword" and "mask" suggests the use of symbolism, potentially for inner strength, identity, or protection.
* **Key Events/Mentions:**
+ A performance or presentation at school ("the entire school")
+ A test or evaluation ("test 17")
+ References to overcoming adversity and seeking courage
+ A personal quest for recovery and reclaiming something ("my family, nata sword")
**Note:** The summary is an interpretation based on the provided text. The original content's disjointed nature means that some elements might be misinterpreted or overlooked.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, keeping each fact as a short sentence and excluding opinions:
1. **Timing mentions**: Multiple time stamps (e.g., 00:00:00.00, 00:00:02.82, etc.) are provided throughout the text.
2. **Individual mentioned**: A person named Hayes is mentioned as being "fully up soon".
3. **Relationship mentioned**: Hayes is referred to as a "grandson of fame" related to someone named Jim.
4. **School setting**: The context implies a school setting, with mentions of "arrive at school", "class", and "school capi guarín el bosco".
5. **Person named Escualo**: Escualo is mentioned, noting that "Escualo does not forgive easily".
6. **Loss mentioned**: There's a mention of having "killed a friend" that the speaker "loved".
7. **Event - Piano in a parade**: A vendetta piano was involved in a "great parade attentive fight".
8. **Mission creation**: A "mission the surgeries of life" is mentioned as being created.
9. **Sick friend**: A "sick friend" is referenced, with the speaker expressing concern.
10. **School subjects/topics**:
* Education in motor is mentioned.
* A test (possibly a standard exam) is referenced, with a specific "test 17" mentioned.
11. **Teacher named**: A teacher, referred to as the "Tatar teacher", is mentioned.
12. **School names**:
* Unicor School is named.
* Palestra schools are mentioned.
13. **Person named Larretxi**: Larretxi is stated to be "actually dead".
14. **Vote mention**: There are mentions of voting for an idea or person, including "I vote for an idea".
15. **Event - Trampoline jumping test**: A trampoline jumping test is mentioned.
16. **Command or team "Sofrito"**: Sofrito is mentioned in the context of a command or team.
17. **Person named Hipólito Mr. Timothy**: This individual is mentioned, with an action of laughing.
18. **Practice to be signed**: A practice (possibly a legal or procedural one) is to be signed.
19. **Posters installed**: Posters were installed, with a specific date "1 day" mentioned, possibly referring to a countdown or a recent event.
20. **Chapter 12 reference**: A reference to "Chapter 12" provides information about mask ownership and dominance.
21. **Mother's mask mentioned**: The context implies significance around a mother's mask, possibly in relation to the aforementioned chapter.