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It was a quiet morning at the municipal pool. Lifeguard Marco, armed with enthusiasm and a too-strong coffee, was about to begin his first aid lesson. In front of him, the star of the day: Bob, the CPR dummy. Bob was a quiet guy, always available, and above all… uncomplaining.
Marco began the demonstration in a solemn tone: "Gentlemen, today we're going to learn how to save lives!"
Everyone nodded. Bob, as always, said nothing.
After the first compressions, Marco realized something was wrong.
An ominous crack resounded through the room. Bob's head rolled away, coming to rest beside the edge of the pool like a beach volleyball.
Silence. Then, a suppressed laugh from one of the students. Marco, impassive, tried to remain calm: "Um… as you see, even in critical situations you have to stay focused."
Without losing heart, Marco repositioned Bob's head—upside down.
Now the mannequin seemed to be gazing mystically at the ceiling.
"The important thing," Marco continued, "is to never give up."
The compressions resumed.
The defibrillator emitted an encouraging beep.
Bob, on the other hand, seemed more interested in contemplating eternity.
At the end of the lesson, Marco wiped his forehead and concluded proudly: "There, you've seen how it's done. Even if the patient loses his mind… CPR still has to be performed!"
The students applauded.
Bob, faithful to his role, remained still.
But in the silence of the pool, someone swore they heard a faint plastic sigh—perhaps of relief, perhaps of resignation.
Alessia, a lifeguard on duty, successfully intervened after a cardiac arrest on the beach, managing to revive the man, who is now recovering.
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On the beach, André is the lifeguard on duty. The day is ending, when in the distance a cry for help comes from Nicholas, a boy his age, on vacation.
André works as a lifeguard with grueling shifts and invisible wages. Nicholas is the son of an industrialist.
André dives into the water, his muscles pushing him toward Nicholas, also handsome and well-built, trained in the gym. André brings Nicholas to shore. His pulse is absent. André begins the massage. Breathing, massage. He shouts, "THE DEFIBRILLATOR GO!" and continues to press, pumping fresh air into Nicholas's lungs. The AED arrives, applies the electrodes, and presses the shock button.
The ambulance arrives, and Nicholas is already conscious.
That day, love blossomed between André and Nicholas. Initially, Nicholas's father refused to have a gay son, but then had to accept it when he was the only one who stood by him when his wife filed for divorce because of Nicholas's homosexuality. After the divorce, Nicholas's mother ran away, disowning her son. Nicholas's father changed his mind and urged him to ask for a civil union with the handsome André.
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