The conversation revolves around a man named Filomena and his friend, who discuss a woman who left him. The friend believes the woman is now jobless and has to look for work. The man, however, is unsure if the woman is worth it and wonders about her daughter's interests, which seem to lean towards money rather than work. The friend then mentions an internship and the possibility of the woman getting a job offer.
The conversation then shifts to the man's daughter, who he believes has a boyfriend. The man is confused and unsure about the situation. The friend then offers to help the man find a solution to his problems, suggesting that the man should lend him money. The man agrees and the friend leaves to make a proposal.
The man then starts to express his feelings about the woman and her daughter, and his desire to help his daughter. He mentions a poem that he wants to recite for his daughter, but is unsure how to do so. The friend returns and the man recites the poem.
The conversation ends with the man expressing his frustration and desire to escape from his problems.
1. The text is a monologue where the speaker discusses their life and experiences.
2. The speaker mentions a woman they had a past relationship with and who left them.
3. The speaker expresses their desire for the woman to find a job and their uncertainty about her worth.
4. The speaker talks about a vacancy the woman is interested in and their daughter's interest in money.
5. The speaker seems to be having a conversation with a woman who is at her house but who they keep calling the woman's daughter.
6. The speaker discusses their normal class for the deaf and a boy they mention.
7. The speaker talks about a football cup belonging to their daughter and a conversation they had with the woman when she arrived from her trip.
8. The speaker expresses disbelief at the woman's daughter wanting to be a woman, not knowing what it was or why the world ends.
9. The speaker discusses their desire for Flamengo and the offer of help from a male.
10. The speaker talks about their hard work and monthly income but expresses that the woman wants more than just money.
11. The speaker offers the woman money and discusses a proposal involving 12 reals.
12. The speaker talks about the woman's dangerous nature and their own feelings of being in a drought.
13. The speaker talks about a poem the woman wants them to recite and their own feelings of being worn out.
14. The speaker discusses a boy on the street who stays close all the time and the harassment they have experienced.
15. The speaker talks about their desire to recite a poem from Latam and their own feelings of shame.
16. The speaker talks about their desire to touch their hair and their feelings of wanting to hit people.
17. The speaker talks about their desire to talk to a woman and their feelings of being called Nisa Filomena.
18. The speaker talks about their hard work and their desire for the woman to know that.
19. The speaker talks about personal problems and their feelings of needing to escape.
20. The speaker discusses their feelings of anger and their desire to rip their pleats.