Julian and Ry - Their Story (The Last Sunrise)

A heartfelt story of Julian and Ry, exploring love, personal struggles, and the beauty of Mallorca's sea and culture.

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Key Takeaways

Love can blossom in unexpected places and circumstances.
Facing personal and health challenges with support can bring peace and meaning.
Cultural and environmental concerns impact local communities deeply.
Living in the moment and embracing new experiences enrich life.
True connection transcends background and personal struggles.

What the video covers

Julian and Ry meet in Mallorca, sparking a connection despite initial misunderstandings.
Ry is a local fisherman concerned about the impact of tourism on the island's fisheries.
Julian is a dancer facing personal challenges and a complicated family background.
They bond over shared experiences, fears, and the desire to live fully in the present.
Ry reveals he has tuberous sclerosis, a serious medical condition affecting his life.
The couple discusses the risks and emotional impact of Ry's potential treatment options.
They find peace and meaning in each other's company, sharing moments on the sea and boat.
The story highlights themes of love, resilience, cultural identity, and facing fears together.
The narrative culminates in a symbolic first sunrise shared by both, representing hope and new beginnings.
The video blends romance, drama, and scenic visuals of Mallorca's natural beauty.

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What is the main setting of the video?

The video is set primarily in Mallorca, showcasing its natural beauty and local culture.

What medical condition does Ry have?

Ry has tuberous sclerosis, a condition that affects his health and memory, with limited treatment options.

What themes are explored in the story?

The story explores themes of love, resilience, cultural identity, facing fears, and the impact of tourism on local communities.

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Speaker A

Oh my god. Cabron. I'm so sorry. [music] It's rude to stare, senorita. I wasn't, I wasn't staring. I was, uh, uh. Listen, senorita.

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You can look, [music] but no touch. Okay, well, I'm going to go. Yeah, you should go.

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Excuse me? Do I need to report you? No, be ridiculous. I'm on my way home.

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Why? Am I distracting you? You're lost, Miss America. No, I'm not. I'm going to go.

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What are you doing? Are you stalking me? Oh, yes. You made such a strong impression that I would not [music] meet at the beach, and I just couldn't stay away.

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Are you always such a creep? Creep? Mhm. You know, actually, I was worried about you.

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Hello, big spender. Directions to the Marisma Hotel. You can hold it, so you know I'm not about to murder you.

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You know, good-looking men murder women. Although, they're usually quite charming, [music] so I guess that rules you out.

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That way. It was that way. [laughter] So, you [music] think I'm good-looking? Come on.

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And I wasn't [music] staring at you earlier. I was just studying everyone. Got you. It's like a, like a croissant.

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Much better. Much better. If you want, maybe we could go and get something to eat.

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Here you are. Thank you. Yeah. Are you sure you're okay? Yeah. Yeah? I'm fine. I'm just... What do you think is buying the I love Mallorca t-shirts or the keychains, you?

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I'm so glad that you know what's best for the people of Mallorca. Put this on.

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Are we running from people? I'll explain later. How long have you been here? One day.

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Mhm. Yeah, but my mom is from here. Is that so? Mhm. You couldn't stay away for more than two minutes?

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No, I just like my phone back. Thanks. Hola señorita. But it's not just the brown.

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At least you're learning the language. You're a fisherman? Mhm. The fisheries on our island are suffering because of the tourism [music] and the commercial companies are hurting the island.

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Are you okay? What happened? More people could mean progress. Destroying family businesses doesn't feel like progress.

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Well, if you need your money, okay? I'm afraid to help. So, what about you?

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I'm a dancer. Exotic? I didn't call you because I'm not safe to be around. Until things are settled with Carlos, I just... And dance is the only thing that gives it [music] meaning.

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Then why did you stop? 'Cause it's not up to me anymore. Don't worry. I don't scare that easily.

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I'm sorry. My problems probably sound so trivial. No, no, it's okay. I mean, rich girls can be sad, too.

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What are you doing? Come on. I like you, Moriah. I could help you if you could swim.

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I can swim. I'm only here for a little while. Are we wasting time? This is so beautiful.

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Yeah. Very beautiful. I just wanted to make you take your clothes off this time.

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You good back there? Yeah. Why are you going in? This is good. This summer I wanted to try new things, you know.

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It feels like it's the last summer I'll ever have. Mhm. Mhm. That's a good way to live. [music] Mhm.

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Oh my god. This is just the beginning. So, what's next on your list? Go to bed without brushing your teeth?

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Never. Unbelievable. Or to make out with a hot stranger? I could pretend you're hot.

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That's a lot of responsibility. There's the weight of a hundred-year-old business on my [music] father's shoulders.

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This is where you live? Yep. I've been living on this boat for so long.

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Was your mom ever around? She... She died when I was little. I'm sorry. Why should I die if we can't [music] eat them?

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You're a natural. Good job. I don't think I've ever smelled this bad in my whole life.

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Let's clean up then. Everything okay? Mhm. Yeah. Are there sharks in there? Of course. It's the sea.

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Come on. You look beautiful. You know you're not that moody. I thought you didn't scare easily. And now we get to enjoy the fruits of our labor. This [music] is the best fish you'll ever try.

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Oh my god, it is really good. See? Mhm. It was like sweet and buttery.

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And good for you, too. You really love what you do, don't you? What's not to love?

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I get to live on the sea, Mhm, work alongside my family. Can I talk to [music] you about something? I've never even met my dad.

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Really? Yeah. He's a businessman from Texas that couldn't be bothered. But, my mom [music] is awesome.

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She left Mallorca to pursue the American dream. Can we just have one day where we forget it all?

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What she's accomplished is pretty amazing. She's had a lot of success and peace. It just surprises me sometimes what Americans define as success. I don't know. Look at our lives here. Sure, we have problems, [music] but we are more than happy with what we

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have. What else could we want? [music] Even Miss America ended up on my boat.

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Sometimes you just [music] have to enjoy what you have while you have it. Do you trust me?

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Yeah. Turn off the light. Does that make sense? More than you know. This is my favorite feeling.

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This place is so rich. It really made me think about where I want to be.

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You just melt into everything [music] around you. It helps me forget about the problems when the lights are on. There's never been anywhere else on earth I want to be than right here. It's good to face your fears, Soraya.

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How else can you overcome them? This is where we met. [music] Right here. [music] You got that off of me.

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Are you hurt? I have tuberous sclerosis. You touch her again, I'll kill you. You [music] understand?

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What? What can we do? Is there... Is there a treatment? Yes and no. You okay?

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You okay? You sure? I'm okay. Medication helps, but [music] it's never been consistent. And when I got here, I stopped taking it altogether.

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Why? 'Cause it made me feel numb. But I don't want to feel numb anymore.

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Is surgery an option? Yes, but there's too much risk. I could lose my memory.

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So, would that be the worst thing? You would be healthy. Everything I know would be gone.

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Why didn't you tell me any of this? Because I wanted [music] to figure it out.

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Sitting in a dark cave with you. Because you make darkness feel peaceful. Losing those memories, and the ability to make new ones, that's worse than death.

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I love you, Raya. Can we stay up tonight? Mhm. I've never seen the sunrise.

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From the water. I love you, too. I can get you the best view in the house.

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Mhm. Mhm. I feel like I could touch him. Someone I used to know. I wonder, will fate keep following me here?

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What I once thought would be my last summer, my first and last sunrise. Thank you for saving your first sunrise for me.

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You can have all my firsts and all my lasts. Hola. I'm Julian.

Topics:Julian and RyMallorcaromantic storyfishermandancertuberous sclerosislove and resiliencetourism impactpersonal strugglesfirst sunrise

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