"Se", "si", and "consigo" are used in standard written BP exclusively as reflexive pronouns, e.g. "Os manifestantes trouxeram consigo paus e pedras para se defenderem da violência policial" ("Protesters brought (wood) sticks and stones with them to protect themselves against police brutality"), or "Os políticos discutiam entre si o que fazer diante da decisão do Supremo Tribunal" ("Politicians discussed among themselves what to do in face of the Supreme Court decision"). In colloquial language, those reflexive forms may be replaced however by subject pronouns (e.g. "Discutam entre vocês em que data preferem fazer o exame" vs standard "Discutam entre si em que data preferem fazer o exame", Eng. "Discuss among yourselves when you prefer to take the exam"). Note also that in both standard and colloquial BP, it is considered "wrong" to use "se", "si", "consigo" in non-reflexive contexts. Therefore, unlike in modern colloquial EP, "para si" for example cannot ordinarily replace "para você", nor can "consigo" ordinarily replace "com você".