The Old Man and the Lisa

Used here to brush off an opponent's disadvantage with cold indifference rather than genuine sympathy. The tone signals contempt rather than commiseration.

An old-fashioned or affected term for a young person, used here by an elderly character to address a child. It can carry a slightly condescending or theatrical tone depending on context.

A compound noun combining buscar (to look for) and pleitos (fights/quarrels). Used as a label for someone who habitually stirs up conflict or challenges authority.

A fixed expression of schadenfreude, often used ironically. The structure 'qué bueno que + subjunctive' expresses satisfaction at something bad happening to another party.