Juventude Em Marcha
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I was a young girl. |
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I'd go swimming. |
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with shoulders wider |
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I'd go in the water |
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None of the boys |
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They'd shout from the beach, |
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"Sharks, Clotilde! |
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Then they'd sing... |
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Come back, my love |
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No shark ever got near me. |
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Sometimes |
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I'd leave him on the rocks |
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I wanted to never go back, |
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but I always did. |
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Poor Jójó would cry and cry. |
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He'd almost fall off the rocks |
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I'd swim back close to the beach |
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and watch him cry. |
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Sometimes it seemed |
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but he never did. |
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I'd sit with him |
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I knew the boys were still |
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but they had run out of steam |
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COLOSSAL YOUTH |
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Bete. |
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Bete. |
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Your mother's gone. |
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She doesn't love me anymore. |
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She doesn't want to spend |
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She doesn't want to move |
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She fought me every night. |
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I'm thinking back 30 years |
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as a young man working |
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I tossed and turned every night, |
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Ventura, |
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No, I don't. |
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I used to get it wrong |
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I'd come back drunk from work |
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and collapse in a strange bed. |
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I'd walk into Totinha's house, |
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and I'd fall asleep, even snore. |
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They'd take me home at dawn. |
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All the doors looked |
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You got the wrong door |
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Every time your mother gave birth, |
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She doesn't love me anymore. |
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She doesn't love her children. |
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My son is humble, |
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Born of our kiss |
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- How's it going? |
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- See you, Xana. |
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Not hungry? |
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I didn't eat last night. |
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Your mother left me. |
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She stabbed me with a knife. |
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The blood's already dry. |
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That woman wrecked the house. |
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Nothing's left in one piece. |
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She took |
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all my embroidered shirts |
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All she left me |
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Really? |
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In the bathtub, I think. |
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She smashed up |
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What woman? |
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She had Clotilde's face, |
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I don't know if it was Clotilde |
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- Eat. |
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Vanda! |
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Vanda! |
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Where do you live? |
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What do you want, Ventura? |
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- They gave you a basement apartment? |
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What do you want? |
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- You got money? |
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Your mother didn't come home? |
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Look, it's stealing the food. |
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She didn't sleep here last night? |
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Look at that little monkey. |
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She took the suitcase and left. |
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Ventura, my mother's buried |
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I looked all over for her. |
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What do you want me to do? |
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I'd like lots of things |
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I'd like to cut down |
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I'd like no more pain |
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I'd like to be at peace. |
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I'd like to have |
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but I don't. |
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I'd like to get unemployment |
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You don't even get |
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Nope. |
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I haven't gotten a thing |
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I'd like a little shrimp |
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You still have something. |
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I'd like a little luck... - |
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If my mother was still alive, |
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Shit! Why'd I wipe my eyes |
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That's what I get. |
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- Dodots? |
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I wiped my eyes with them. |
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Look at that snake! Christ! |
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An anaconda. |
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Look at that. |
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That one's gonna get it. |
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Dodots? |
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Look! He's huge, Papa! |
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Forty feet. |
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He got it. |
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Look at that crocodile. |
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Dodots? |
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Yeah, Dodots. |
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There goes the crocodile. |
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It's twisted all around it. |
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You see the size of those jaws? |
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What are Dodots? |
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Towelettes for wiping |
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These here. |
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You've never seen Dodots? |
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- Cloths? |
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He's eating the crocodile! |
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See you, daughter. |
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See you, Papa. |
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You're gonna eat this one. |
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Three points. |
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This one too. |
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Seven. |
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Nine. |
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Twenty. |
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I need you to write |
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- To send her money? |
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It's Arcangela's birthday |
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A sort of love letter. |
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"Nha cretcheu, my love, |
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meeting again will brighten |
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I'll return to you |
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I wish I could offer you |
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a dozen fancy new dresses, |
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a car, |
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that little lava house |
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and a 40-cent bouquet. |
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But most of all, |
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drink a bottle of good wine |
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The work here never stops. |
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There are over |
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Seventy-seven. |
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Forty-three. |
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What else? |
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- Go get a pen. |
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No pens in the shack? |
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That's sad. |
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Lento? |
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Lento, you asleep? |
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Listen good. |
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"Meeting again will brighten |
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I'll return to you |
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I wish I could offer you |
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a dozen fancy new dresses, |
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a car, |
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that little lava house |
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and a 40-cent bouquet. |
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But most of all, |
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drink a bottle of good wine |
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The work here never stops. |
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There are over |
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It's a beautiful letter. |
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Yeah, it is. |
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Good night, Lento. |
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Goodnight, Ventura. |
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I bought chicken. |
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Mr. Ventura? |
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That's me all right. |
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Retired laborer. |
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André Semedo, locksmith, |
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North or south islands? |
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Ch? o do Monte, águas Podres, |
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Principal, Ch? da Horta, |
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Your wife's not coming? |
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3:00 p.m., November 1, 2001. |
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Fourth floor, right. |
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My head's spinning, |
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I can't open it. |
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Temple, shack, household god. |
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Nothing's more joyful than opening |
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It's too small. |
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I want bedrooms for my children. |
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Bring me their papers. |
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There's no mention |
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- I want bedrooms. |
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Lots. |
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Everyone's asking |
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I need them |
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When I had my daughter, |
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In pain? |
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In my back. |
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I told my husband, |
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"I can't stand it. |
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"Careful, darling. |
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If you're feeling bad, |
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Three days in horrible pain. |
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I didn't want to go. |
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That was a Saturday. |
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I had my little girl on a Saturday. |
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The nurse put her hand on me and said, |
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I said, "Excuse me? |
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I've got to get home. |
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"Because the baby's head |
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"But I'm all alone here. |
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I have to go get my husband. |
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And she said, |
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Give me your address. |
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I was in such pain! |
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Waves of pain every ten minutes. |
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"Ow! It hurts so bad!" |
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Then it was every five minutes. |
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"Hey, it's getting worse." |
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"You're having your baby. |
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So I went. |
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They put me |
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and put this thing on my belly. |
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I had the same belly |
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I didn't even have a belly. |
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It was the same as it is now. |
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They put this CTG on me, |
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And I went, |
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"We can't, ma'am. |
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It's to listen to the baby's heart." |
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"Take it off me, or I will!" |
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"Ma'am, you can't do that." |
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When I realized |
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"My husband's outside. |
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"You were alone before, |
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"He's outside. Go get him." |
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- "What's his name?" |
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He came in. |
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"I can't stand it here. |
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Help me, darling. |
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Then an Indian man came in, |
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plus my husband and five others. |
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The Indian man |
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because when I pushed, |
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It was hard. |
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If she'd been big, |
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But the small ones |
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The doctor said, |
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"We have to do something. |
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And all those guys on top of me, |
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they kept pushing and pushing |
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until the baby came out... |
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Once she was out, |
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or if it was a boy or girl. |
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I never saw her again. |
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They said, "You're not going |
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"I'm not fucking sick! |
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I want out of here, |
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And my husband says, |
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"Shut up. |
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Shut up. |
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I was all stitched up |
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Otherwise I'd have left. |
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I wouldn't have hesitated. |
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They put me in a room. |
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First they put me on a gurney |
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next to another girl |
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She was young too. |
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We couldn't have a pillow. |
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so the blood could circulate. |
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So I raised myself up |
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"Hey, I'm starving." |
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"You can't eat, ma'am." |
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"Miss, bring me something. |
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The girl next to me said, |
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"You can't eat anything. |
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Lie back down. |
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"Then let it!" |
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I felt nauseous, |
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and I couldn't walk |
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When I looked up... |
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an hour later, |
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God knows where. |
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I covered that whole hospital |
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The doctor was pushing me. |
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We took one elevator... - |
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Then we took another one, |
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and I ended up |
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Me, all alone in a room. |
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- What? |
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I swear on my mother's soul, |
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I was left alone in a room. |
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And I cried every day. |
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My God! All I had was a TV. |
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I never saw the doctor's face, |
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They all wore masks. |
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I asked them, |
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Am I that sick? |
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"Nothing much. |
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and we have to be careful, |
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for your safety and ours." |
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Then I start crying. |
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One day I told my husband, |
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"Get me out of here |
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I'll kill myself. |
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Just like that lady did yesterday." |
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My husband got scared. |
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He told them, |
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"Keep an eye on her. |
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She says she's gonna use |
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I had one of those |
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If you open it, it's like gas. |
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Alone in a room, no windows, |
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Locked in. |
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"I'll open the canister, |
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Get me out of here, honey. |
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I want to leave." |
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Then one day, |
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"So you won't let me out? |
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Where's my daughter?" |
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I asked the doctor, |
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"She's in an incubator |
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You can't see her right now." |
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"I can't see my daughter? |
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"No, you can't." |
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After she left |
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and those paper slippers |
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You know, those paper slippers. |
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I slipped them on. |
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When they found me, |
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"Why can't I see her? |
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You took her away. |
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"You're out of your mind. |
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"What do you mean?" |
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From then on, |
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in a wheelchair. |
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Me in a wheelchair! |
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I went to see my baby girl. |
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But it was so painful. |
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She was in a bad way, |
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God, how she jerked up and down |
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You know, |
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She kept jerking up and down |
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That'll stay with me forever. |
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Shit. |
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But thank God, the kid's |
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She just has trouble breathing... - |
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May God help you both. |
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Raising them is hard, |
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- It's true. |
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Yours are grown. |
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- They all help me. |
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I feel so bad for my daughter. |
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Without her |
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That's no life. |
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Believe me, without my daughter |
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I'd still be on drugs. |
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- You'd be dead too. |
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I swear it. |
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My daughter |
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and God knows how much |
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If I told you his life story, |
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no man would have done that. |
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He didn't even know |
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I'd send him out to buy them. |
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I'd say, |
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and ask to speak |
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That's why |
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He helped me so much. |
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Are you off drugs, Zita? |
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Absolutely. |
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If I hadn't stopped, |
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Come on. |
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That's life. |
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You shouldn't work so hard, son. |
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Today's a holiday. |
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In my day, |
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More rice? |
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That's enough. |
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How are things at home? |
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- Come over for lunch Sunday? |
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And your wife? |
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Your daughter? |
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She's in daycare now. |
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When you were small, |
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piggyback, |
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up that way, |
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I'd come home exhausted. |
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"My love... |
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meeting again will brighten |
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I'll return to you |
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I wish I could offer you |
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a dozen fancy new dresses. |
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But most of all, |
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drink a bottle of good wine |
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The work here never stops. |
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There are over |
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Still no word from you. |
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Maybe soon." |
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Hurry up, Ventura. Let's go. |
00:41:39 |
"I'm still waiting. |
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Every day, every minute, |
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I learn beautiful new words |
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Still no word from you. |
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Maybe soon..." |
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August 19, 1972. |
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I was on a big jet |
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with 400 immigrants, |
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It was me |
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Once in the air, |
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They served us horse steak |
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He didn't eat. |
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At the airport, we met his uncle. |
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He took us to Salitre Street. |
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The next day, we started work |
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on the Borges Brothers bank |
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I earned 1,800 escudos |
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At the barracks |
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"Nigger, nigger, stinky face!" |
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I left to work |
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They sent me here |
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I earned 7,500 escudos, |
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or 16,000, |
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This was all brushwood here. |
00:47:27 |
Me and Correia, the mason, cleared out |
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and laid down sewer pipes. |
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Me and António, the tiler, |
00:47:39 |
It was a carpet of frogs here... - |
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One day we set up the statues |
00:47:50 |
They were in the middle |
00:47:52 |
We planted grass |
00:47:58 |
We watered it. |
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They say Mr. Gulbenkian |
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and lots of heirs. |
00:48:12 |
Guarding this isn't like guarding |
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Here you wield an iron hand |
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There, it's just an iron hand. |
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Blacks, whites, gypsies, |
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So much hunger and sadness |
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I know what I'm talking about. |
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Here it's another world. |
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No one shouts or runs |
00:48:45 |
It's nice and easy. |
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I can even take a little nap. |
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So afternoons here |
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It's trouble when someone |
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But you don't see people |
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We're left in peace. |
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I have to make a living. |
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- Your first child? |
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Boy or girl? |
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A girl. Her name's Tha:is. |
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I took a spill over there. |
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- Wanna play a hand? |
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Come and play. |
00:50:48 |
I'm gonna make an egg sandwich. |
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Sit down and play. |
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Get this into your head. |
00:51:47 |
"Nha cretcheu, my love... |
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meeting again |
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will brighten our lives |
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You need some rest. |
00:52:04 |
"I'll return to you |
00:52:14 |
I wish I could offer you |
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a dozen fancy new dresses, |
00:52:22 |
a car, |
00:52:25 |
that little lava house |
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and a 40-cent bouquet." |
00:52:30 |
Don't tire yourself out. |
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"But most of all, |
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drink a bottle of good wine |
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The work here never stops. |
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There are over |
00:52:47 |
Two days ago, |
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I thought about you |
00:52:55 |
Did my letter arrive safely? |
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Still no word from you. |
00:53:03 |
I'm still waiting. |
00:53:06 |
I'm still waiting. |
00:53:08 |
Every day, every minute, |
00:53:11 |
I learn beautiful new words |
00:53:17 |
tailor-made for us both |
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like fine silk pajamas. |
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I can only send you |
00:53:33 |
Still no word from you. |
00:53:36 |
Maybe soon." |
00:53:43 |
You're a good player. |
00:53:46 |
Lucky you had your hard hat on. |
00:53:50 |
- Why? |
00:53:56 |
A green pen and a black pen. |
00:54:06 |
I'm hungry. Aren't you? |
00:57:08 |
Raise your arms |
00:57:20 |
Shout, O independent people |
00:57:23 |
Shout, O liberated people |
00:57:33 |
July 5th means freedom |
00:57:37 |
July 5th, the road to happiness |
00:57:45 |
Shout "Long live Cabral!" |
00:57:48 |
Freedom fighter for our nation |
00:59:37 |
Mama. |
00:59:45 |
Mama okay? |
01:00:06 |
Mother of God... |
01:00:10 |
Silly... |
01:00:13 |
Mama's sick, sweetie. |
01:01:05 |
See how my daughter asked, |
01:01:09 |
It's like she's asking, |
01:01:13 |
Are you okay?" |
01:01:20 |
My little girl... |
01:01:23 |
Mama just wants to raise you. |
01:01:33 |
It's okay. I'm better now. |
01:01:44 |
Look at your little booties. |
01:01:47 |
Look at your little suitcase, |
01:01:58 |
I went to visit |
01:02:01 |
- Who's that? |
01:02:03 |
Is she still in FontaÃnhas? |
01:02:05 |
She's waiting for housing. |
01:02:08 |
She likes shrimp just like you. |
01:02:12 |
Was she having some? |
01:02:14 |
No, not today, |
01:02:18 |
She really likes them. |
01:02:20 |
Then we'll have to get together |
01:02:26 |
We'll stuff ourselves. |
01:02:29 |
That's for sure. |
01:02:34 |
Next time I see her, I'll tell her. |
01:02:41 |
See, Papa, just three squirts of this |
01:02:47 |
Then use it all the time. |
01:02:48 |
No, that's bad for you. |
01:02:51 |
It's just that when |
01:02:55 |
I get panicky. |
01:02:57 |
It's like that |
01:03:01 |
I can't ride in elevators. |
01:03:04 |
I do anyway, |
01:03:07 |
It scares me, I don't know why. |
01:03:12 |
It's right here, sweetie. |
01:03:18 |
Listen to Mama, baby. |
01:03:22 |
But when Franklin comes on, |
01:03:28 |
My little girl asks me, "Mama okay?" |
01:03:33 |
Because she feels what I feel. |
01:03:37 |
That's why she... - |
01:03:42 |
Dance, baby, dance! |
01:03:45 |
Dance. Shake your butt. |
01:03:49 |
Show me. |
01:03:50 |
Show me. |
01:04:01 |
She's worried. |
01:04:03 |
She can tell I'm hurting. |
01:04:06 |
Look at her little face. |
01:04:20 |
Baby, Franklin is almost on. |
01:04:37 |
Mama's sick. |
01:04:43 |
You know what Mama... - |
01:04:47 |
Mama doesn't think |
01:05:02 |
Look at her dance. |
01:05:05 |
Dance, baby! |
01:05:11 |
How did Mama teach you? |
01:05:30 |
Mama can't raise her child. |
01:05:39 |
Sing, baby. |
01:05:41 |
Ah, your mouth is full, |
01:05:48 |
Dance, baby. |
01:05:51 |
She's upset. |
01:06:05 |
Look... - Franklin! |
01:06:07 |
Let's turn this off now, okay? |
01:06:11 |
All over. |
01:06:16 |
Look at Franklin. |
01:06:31 |
- Papa, it's Franklin. |
01:07:12 |
My little flower, |
01:07:20 |
I love you dearly |
01:07:24 |
For our happiness |
01:08:20 |
You know you have a dead son. |
01:08:27 |
The one who drifted through |
01:08:30 |
No one helped him. |
01:08:33 |
The other day, |
01:08:36 |
There were some workers there. |
01:08:40 |
They were discussing |
01:08:43 |
and mentioned a worker |
01:08:47 |
but I don't believe |
01:09:04 |
Remember when you were |
01:09:06 |
and you cut him with the hoe? |
01:14:38 |
You like this living room set? |
01:14:42 |
I have a nice bedroom set too. |
01:14:45 |
I don't need one. |
01:14:51 |
Are you clean, Nhurro? |
01:14:57 |
I'm not the same Nhurro |
01:15:02 |
in that shantytown. |
01:15:05 |
But really clean... - |
01:15:16 |
Clean means |
01:15:20 |
no more stealing |
01:15:26 |
having a decent job, |
01:15:30 |
knowing all the tricks. |
01:15:39 |
Did they tear FontaÃnhas down? |
01:15:41 |
It's just empty lots, |
01:15:50 |
They relocated everyone? |
01:15:52 |
Bete's the only one left. |
01:16:44 |
I'm here with you, |
01:16:50 |
with my mother. |
01:16:54 |
She stopped drinking |
01:16:59 |
She's going through withdrawal. |
01:17:03 |
She called and said, |
01:17:09 |
When are you coming |
01:17:13 |
I keep telling her, |
01:17:18 |
There's no one |
01:17:21 |
But the first chance I get, |
01:17:26 |
And she says, |
01:17:31 |
I'm sitting here waiting for you." |
01:17:45 |
She's already been relocated. |
01:17:47 |
I have to get her water |
01:17:56 |
put in some lights... |
01:17:59 |
a water heater, stove, |
01:18:02 |
washing machine, |
01:18:05 |
and give it a good cleaning. |
01:18:26 |
My father called too. |
01:18:29 |
"Son, I've got my ticket |
01:18:35 |
"Wait, Papa. |
01:18:38 |
I'll come help you call a taxi... |
01:18:42 |
carry your luggage, |
01:18:44 |
get you to the airport... |
01:18:49 |
help you check in... |
01:18:52 |
weigh your luggage |
01:18:58 |
Then, if we have time, |
01:19:02 |
just father and son. |
01:19:05 |
I know you've always hoped |
01:19:13 |
Mama thinks |
01:19:17 |
Me... I don't know." |
01:19:31 |
"Nha cretcheu, my love, |
01:19:33 |
meeting again |
01:19:37 |
for at least 30 years. |
01:19:40 |
I'll return to you |
01:19:46 |
I wish I could offer you |
01:19:49 |
a dozen fancy new dresses, |
01:19:53 |
a car, |
01:19:55 |
that little lava house |
01:19:58 |
and a 40-cent bouquet. |
01:20:00 |
But most of all, |
01:20:02 |
drink a bottle of good wine |
01:20:06 |
The work here never stops. |
01:20:08 |
There are over |
01:20:11 |
Did my letter arrive safely? |
01:20:13 |
Still no word from you. |
01:20:17 |
Every day, every minute, |
01:20:21 |
just for you and me, |
01:20:26 |
like fine silk pajamas. |
01:20:30 |
I can only send you |
01:20:33 |
Still no word from you. |
01:20:35 |
Maybe soon. |
01:20:37 |
Sometimes I get scared |
01:20:40 |
me with a pick and cement, |
01:20:43 |
pushing you ever deeper |
01:20:47 |
It hurts to see these things |
01:20:52 |
Your lovely hair slips |
01:20:56 |
Sometimes I grow weak |
01:21:57 |
Good morning. |
01:22:02 |
We're really having trouble |
01:22:13 |
But we'll get it worked out. |
01:22:16 |
How did you get in? |
01:22:18 |
The door was open. |
01:22:20 |
- Is it just you again today? |
01:22:25 |
Better that way. |
01:22:32 |
Second floor, to the right. |
01:23:02 |
You can see |
01:23:05 |
130 square feet |
01:23:08 |
There's room for a sofa set, |
01:23:11 |
a liquor cabinet, a TV. |
01:23:13 |
It would make a great room |
01:23:20 |
This move is important |
01:23:25 |
This neighborhood has |
01:23:29 |
an activities center |
01:23:32 |
social services for everyone, |
01:23:37 |
an ice-skating rink, |
01:23:42 |
It's full of spiders. |
01:24:07 |
This bedroom is perfect |
01:24:14 |
Usually the wife comes along |
01:24:19 |
Usually the whole family comes. |
01:24:49 |
All that's left is to discuss |
01:24:59 |
Unpaid rent means eviction. |
01:25:01 |
Unpaid water bill |
01:25:03 |
Unpaid gas bill |
01:25:05 |
Unpaid electricity bill |
01:25:09 |
Above all, no dealing |
01:25:15 |
Is that clear? |
01:25:41 |
Everything all right? |
01:26:12 |
The city has nothing larger. |
01:26:14 |
Five rooms |
01:26:17 |
How many children |
01:26:19 |
I don't know yet. |
01:26:43 |
Yes? |
01:26:44 |
- Does it work? |
01:26:46 |
Good luck. |
01:26:48 |
Thank you. |
01:31:28 |
Papa, keep to yourself |
01:31:34 |
I made a pledge |
01:31:38 |
to Fátima... - |
01:31:41 |
I won't. |
01:31:44 |
I want to go on a group excursion |
01:31:55 |
I promised that if she was born healthy, |
01:32:00 |
I'd take her to Fátima. |
01:32:15 |
I'll come along |
01:32:24 |
The cripple wants to go too. |
01:32:30 |
He keeps telling me so. |
01:32:37 |
I help him out with the stamps |
01:32:43 |
The state already gave him a leg. |
01:32:48 |
He needs two pounds |
01:32:53 |
Someone who didn't really need it |
01:32:57 |
but since he really needs it... - |
01:33:01 |
My methadone |
01:33:07 |
The other day, |
01:33:12 |
They had to call in the army... |
01:33:16 |
to get us our methadone, |
01:33:22 |
They finally showed up. |
01:33:25 |
I hope they learned their lesson. |
01:33:28 |
They should always leave two vials. |
01:33:32 |
It has to be locked away. |
01:33:37 |
It's true. |
01:33:53 |
I have to lower my dose again, |
01:33:56 |
'cause I'm sweating too much. |
01:34:02 |
I cut it down to 40, |
01:34:11 |
I've had enough suffering. |
01:34:21 |
You can't imagine what |
01:34:28 |
No one would do |
01:34:32 |
I mean no one. |
01:34:38 |
I'd find him crying alone at night. |
01:34:44 |
It's true. |
01:34:47 |
He sold everything |
01:34:49 |
so I wouldn't suffer |
01:34:54 |
TV, stereo, DVD player, |
01:34:56 |
at least seven cell phones, |
01:35:01 |
Every last bit of it. |
01:35:07 |
The day I had Beatriz, |
01:35:09 |
we had no money |
01:35:13 |
We had to take the bus, |
01:35:16 |
the 155 bus |
01:35:20 |
And me in such pain... - |
01:35:25 |
I've made a mess of everything. |
01:35:32 |
She was born so tiny. |
01:35:34 |
She looked like a little mouse, |
01:35:37 |
with her skinny |
01:35:42 |
The lord and master is home. |
01:35:57 |
We ate already. |
01:36:00 |
We didn't feel |
01:36:04 |
Papa, want some fruit? |
01:36:19 |
Did you come to eat with Vanda? |
01:36:22 |
It's pork chops. |
01:36:53 |
Try to borrow your boss's van |
01:36:57 |
I'm sick of looking |
01:37:02 |
Papa, I don't know what I see there. |
01:37:06 |
Like a woman or a girl. |
01:37:10 |
White shapes... moving around, |
01:37:16 |
My daughter sees them too. |
01:37:19 |
She never comes in here alone. |
01:37:27 |
I have to get rid of this junk |
01:37:32 |
Same for the bedroom furniture. |
01:37:36 |
The bed creaks something awful. |
01:37:40 |
If I had the money, |
01:37:50 |
One day I found |
01:37:53 |
brand-new. |
01:37:56 |
If it had been nearby, |
01:38:00 |
It had two panes of striped glass. |
01:38:04 |
When I went back, it was gone. |
01:38:10 |
And I found a box |
01:38:13 |
but even bigger and newer. |
01:38:16 |
He wouldn't let me take it. |
01:38:22 |
He's ashamed of everything. |
01:38:25 |
I'm not. When I'm alone, |
01:38:34 |
Papa, what happened |
01:38:38 |
Clotilde smashed it all up... - |
01:38:40 |
or a woman |
01:38:43 |
What happened? |
01:38:45 |
She smashed everything |
01:38:48 |
Didn't leave a thing, |
01:38:52 |
A new black suitcase. |
01:38:54 |
She took everything? |
01:38:58 |
On the floor. |
01:39:05 |
So that's how it is... |
01:39:10 |
Did you two fight? |
01:39:11 |
She stabbed me in the hand |
01:39:43 |
Don't cross the silverware. |
01:39:47 |
Had enough? |
01:39:50 |
Papa, want some fruit? |
01:39:52 |
I'm full. |
01:40:07 |
Are you married to Vanda? |
01:40:13 |
Some apple? |
01:40:15 |
Okay. |
01:41:05 |
Lento, is that you? |
01:41:18 |
Lento! |
01:41:20 |
Come and learn this. |
01:41:41 |
"Nha cretcheu, my love, |
01:41:44 |
meeting again will brighten |
01:41:50 |
I'll return to you |
01:41:54 |
I wish I could offer you |
01:41:58 |
a dozen fancy new dresses, |
01:42:01 |
a car, |
01:42:02 |
that little lava house |
01:42:05 |
and a 40-cent bouquet. |
01:42:36 |
But most of all, |
01:42:38 |
drink a bottle of good wine |
01:43:13 |
Could you please open the door? |
01:43:17 |
I'm the guy who comes by |
01:43:21 |
I've come to ask for a little help. |
01:43:24 |
If you could help me out... |
01:43:27 |
- Paulo? |
01:43:29 |
Sorry to bother you. |
01:43:56 |
A guy came around asking |
01:44:03 |
I wanted to give him something, |
01:44:08 |
My mother... |
01:44:21 |
My leg's still weak. |
01:44:24 |
No more crutches, Paulo? |
01:44:28 |
That guy's pathetic. |
01:44:30 |
I taught him |
01:44:34 |
Addresses, streets, |
01:44:38 |
buzzers, doors. |
01:44:41 |
He'd always wait downstairs. |
01:44:43 |
I'd go up and ring the doorbell. |
01:44:46 |
"Dona Gina, it's Wednesday. |
01:44:51 |
"Fine, Paulo. Just a minute. |
01:44:56 |
And she'd come back |
01:44:58 |
with a bag of rice, |
01:45:03 |
Then I'd hit the next floor. |
01:45:05 |
"Dona Teresa, how are you? |
01:45:09 |
Is your sister better?" |
01:45:12 |
"Yes, thank God. |
01:45:16 |
"I'm doing a bit better too, |
01:45:20 |
"I'll see what I have." |
01:45:22 |
And she'd come back |
01:45:25 |
with some socks and sneakers |
01:45:29 |
"These are my son's gym shoes. |
01:45:34 |
"They should, Dona Teresa. |
01:45:37 |
Thank you very much. |
01:45:39 |
I hope your sister gets better. |
01:45:43 |
Then I'd go downstairs. |
01:45:45 |
"See what I got |
01:45:49 |
Do like me and you'll get by." |
01:45:54 |
So what does that moron |
01:45:58 |
He gets a folder |
01:46:03 |
puts on a half-clean shirt... |
01:46:07 |
and gets right down to business. |
01:46:10 |
He rings at Dona Gina's door. |
01:46:14 |
"Dona Gina, |
01:46:18 |
You know Paulo |
01:46:21 |
They had to amputate his leg. |
01:46:24 |
In despair, he climbed up |
01:46:28 |
threw himself in front |
01:46:31 |
- "It can't be!" |
01:46:35 |
So I decided to come here |
01:46:38 |
and ask for donations |
01:46:43 |
from you and his other friends... |
01:46:50 |
so he can have |
01:46:52 |
I'll buy him some flowers, |
01:46:56 |
a casket, |
01:46:58 |
a headstone." |
01:47:02 |
He just wasn't thinking |
01:47:06 |
I'd be back at Dona Gina's. |
01:47:10 |
Imagine the lady's shock |
01:47:13 |
when I knocked at her door. |
01:47:19 |
She almost had a heart attack |
01:47:25 |
"Paulo, you're alive?" |
01:47:27 |
"Yes, Dona Gina. Why? |
01:47:29 |
My leg's doing better." |
01:47:33 |
"Because a friend of yours |
01:47:38 |
asking for money |
01:47:41 |
"You're kidding me!" |
01:47:45 |
Too bad for him... |
01:47:48 |
Dona Gina was married |
01:47:55 |
Last time I saw him, |
01:48:07 |
I still go around |
01:48:11 |
and they're even happier |
01:48:27 |
Your mother left me, Paulo. |
01:48:33 |
Why? |
01:48:34 |
I don't know. |
01:48:51 |
- This place is too big for just you. |
01:49:08 |
What's in the bag, Paulo? |
01:49:10 |
Toys I sell outside schools. |
01:49:14 |
Of course not. |
01:50:07 |
No use begging around here. |
01:52:07 |
We'll need cooking gas, |
01:52:16 |
If things get worse, |
01:52:20 |
Just when things are working for us, |
01:52:25 |
Soldiers all over... |
01:52:29 |
in their armored cars, |
01:52:35 |
They're bound to come here. |
01:52:39 |
I went to confession. |
01:52:42 |
The priest asked me |
01:52:45 |
Come learn the letter. |
01:52:56 |
Yesterday at dawn |
01:53:00 |
They took Yaya up into the hills. |
01:53:03 |
They beat him up |
01:53:08 |
Poor guy was the first, |
01:53:10 |
Please come learn the letter. |
01:53:13 |
It's no use now. |
01:53:16 |
The letter will never reach |
01:53:19 |
"Meeting again |
01:53:23 |
There's no more mail, Ventura. |
01:53:26 |
No boats, no planes, no nothing. |
01:53:30 |
They're all on strike. |
01:54:26 |
One more gone... |
01:54:28 |
Lena's daughter Zita. |
01:54:30 |
The usual poison. |
01:54:32 |
It wasn't the poison she took |
01:54:34 |
but the poison everyone took |
01:55:22 |
See ya, Ventura. |
01:55:24 |
See ya, Xana. |
01:56:10 |
You hear |
01:56:14 |
Well, I do. |
01:56:20 |
But I see two turtles |
01:56:24 |
See 'em in the corner? |
01:56:37 |
Now I see a hen |
01:56:40 |
with its comb. |
01:56:42 |
See it? |
01:56:44 |
No. |
01:57:00 |
Look, there's a uniformed cop |
01:57:05 |
Behind him are lots of houses. |
01:57:09 |
Under the cop, I see a lion |
01:57:12 |
baring its teeth. |
01:57:14 |
- A what? |
01:57:17 |
baring its teeth. |
01:57:20 |
I see a man and a woman. |
01:57:26 |
- Where? |
01:57:33 |
With a tail? |
01:57:36 |
Then he's a devil. |
01:57:45 |
And you? Are you |
01:57:48 |
I'm a good man. |
01:58:02 |
In the houses of the departed, |
01:58:32 |
Where were you? |
01:58:38 |
In Porto? |
01:58:44 |
Did you see him? |
01:58:47 |
I was in too much pain. |
01:58:49 |
I just heard a man |
01:58:57 |
You're a good man. |
01:59:11 |
When they give us those white rooms, |
01:59:16 |
It's true. |
01:59:18 |
It'll all be over. |
02:02:01 |
It's hot. |
02:02:13 |
Papa, Zita was your daughter, |
02:02:18 |
I know. |
02:02:48 |
"Nha cretcheu, my love, |
02:02:50 |
meeting again will brighten |
02:02:56 |
I'll return to you |
02:03:00 |
I wish I could offer you |
02:03:04 |
a dozen fancy new dresses, |
02:03:06 |
a car, |
02:03:08 |
that little lava house |
02:03:11 |
and a 40-cent bouquet. |
02:03:14 |
But most of all, |
02:03:15 |
drink a bottle of good wine |
02:03:19 |
The work here never stops. |
02:03:22 |
There are over |
02:03:25 |
Two days ago, on my birthday, |
02:03:30 |
Did my letter arrive safely? |
02:03:33 |
Still no word from you. |
02:03:35 |
I'm still waiting. |
02:03:37 |
Every day, every minute, |
02:03:39 |
I learn beautiful new words |
02:03:43 |
tailor-made for us both |
02:03:45 |
like fine silk pajamas. |
02:03:48 |
I can only send you |
02:03:52 |
Still no word from you. |
02:03:55 |
Maybe soon. |
02:03:56 |
Sometimes I get scared |
02:03:59 |
me with a pick and cement, |
02:04:03 |
pushing you ever deeper |
02:04:08 |
It hurts to see these things |
02:04:12 |
Your lovely hair slips |
02:04:16 |
Sometimes I feel weak |
02:04:30 |
That's an awful letter, Ventura. |
02:05:01 |
It's me, Paulo. |
02:05:29 |
I've had too much anesthesia. |
02:05:32 |
My head... |
02:05:38 |
They took flesh off this leg |
02:05:42 |
to plug up the holes |
02:05:51 |
It's a device like a scaffold |
02:05:54 |
to stretch the bones. |
02:05:58 |
But in my case, |
02:06:05 |
The doctors |
02:06:09 |
taking pictures, filming it. |
02:06:13 |
They sent them |
02:06:17 |
so their colleagues |
02:06:26 |
They'll send me home |
02:06:32 |
If they don't, |
02:06:34 |
I'm leaving on my own. |
02:06:38 |
It's costing me a lot. |
02:06:42 |
I'm paying 12.50 euros |
02:06:46 |
My girlfriend Paula can't pay. |
02:06:50 |
She's sick. |
02:06:52 |
It has to be my lady friends |
02:06:57 |
Colina do Sol and Benfica. |
02:07:01 |
But they've had enough. |
02:07:03 |
"Paulo, will these operations |
02:07:09 |
"No... |
02:07:11 |
not if you find me |
02:07:16 |
laborer, |
02:07:19 |
tiler, carpenter. |
02:07:27 |
Goldsmith would be perfect. |
02:07:31 |
It's the trade |
02:07:34 |
I can do it all: |
02:07:37 |
weld chains and bracelets, |
02:07:41 |
I even did wedding rings. |
02:07:52 |
The mint was like |
02:08:13 |
I want you to come with me |
02:08:16 |
Your mother? |
02:08:20 |
I know she does her crochet |
02:08:25 |
at an outdoor café in Trafaria. |
02:08:29 |
She's alone there. |
02:08:32 |
I'm sure |
02:08:35 |
if we go together, |
02:08:38 |
she won't run away. |
02:08:43 |
Seven or eight years ago, |
02:08:46 |
it was a disaster. |
02:08:50 |
I went with a buddy, Nhurro. |
02:08:54 |
My Nhurro? |
02:08:56 |
Yeah. She got scared. |
02:09:01 |
It's understandable. |
02:09:04 |
She gave me 5,000 escudos. |
02:09:08 |
"What can I do with this, |
02:09:12 |
Go up and get me more dough!" |
02:09:18 |
If we went together |
02:09:30 |
What would I say, Paulo? |
02:09:36 |
"Good afternoon, Lurdes. |
02:09:39 |
Remember this boy? |
02:09:42 |
Does this face |
02:09:46 |
This dirty hair... |
02:09:50 |
these hands blue from the cold... |
02:09:56 |
these legs full of bullets? |
02:10:00 |
You don't remember, do you? |
02:10:03 |
I do. |
02:10:07 |
It wasn't you who washed him... |
02:10:13 |
gave him hot soup at night, |
02:10:18 |
went to get him |
02:10:22 |
So what are these tears now? |
02:10:26 |
Tears of remorse? |
02:10:34 |
I've brought you your son, |
02:10:39 |
I've done what I could." |
02:10:44 |
I just want her to tell me |
02:10:50 |
I haven't seen her in 15 years. |
02:11:07 |
I found out a few days ago |
02:11:53 |
Come on, sweetie. |
02:11:56 |
Be careful. |
02:12:06 |
Careful with your jacket. |
02:12:12 |
You little monkey! |
02:13:28 |
Are you in pain, Ventura? |
02:13:35 |
Let me by. |
02:13:38 |
Let me by, Ventura. |
02:13:40 |
Is it that rat again? |
02:13:42 |
The floor's shaking. |
02:13:44 |
We gotta get |
02:13:47 |
Have you eaten? |
02:14:06 |
Tonight we'll sleep |
02:14:18 |
You're barefoot? |
02:14:22 |
Don't you want |
02:14:34 |
I can't learn it. I can't write, |
02:14:46 |
I'm gonna get |
02:14:53 |
Electricity? |
02:15:52 |
Monday I have to go |
02:16:03 |
I have to go early |
02:16:07 |
and wait in line. |
02:16:22 |
I have to go to the cemetery |
02:16:27 |
I haven't had the courage |
02:16:41 |
Tomorrow I stop mourning. |
02:16:51 |
It's like I'm in mourning |
02:17:47 |
Papa, your socks don't match. |
02:19:55 |
No more? |
02:20:05 |
I took some grilled chicken |
02:20:11 |
the day you were born. |
02:20:14 |
I was working construction |
02:20:18 |
My brother came to tell me |
02:20:25 |
How did you win |
02:20:32 |
It was at the águas Podres River, |
02:20:36 |
She was scooping up |
02:20:38 |
I was riding my donkey, |
02:20:41 |
It took three years |
02:20:46 |
At first, she wouldn't even |
02:20:49 |
On July 5, |
02:20:53 |
she was there |
02:20:57 |
accordions and drums... |
02:21:01 |
and she started to sing. |
02:21:04 |
Fifth of July |
02:21:08 |
Shout "Cabral!" |
02:21:12 |
Peoples of liberated Guinea |
02:21:17 |
Shout "Cabral!" |
02:21:22 |
Raise your arms |
02:21:30 |
But she didn't know how to sing. |
02:21:32 |
I started to tease her. |
02:21:35 |
"You sorry-Iooking |
02:21:40 |
She whacked me with the flagpole, |
02:21:46 |
Was she pretty? |
02:21:48 |
Yes, she was. |
02:21:51 |
And am I pretty or ugly? |
02:21:53 |
Pretty. |
02:22:02 |
It's a wonderful story |
02:22:09 |
Good thing you told me. |
02:23:24 |
They say you jumped |
02:23:28 |
They say you jumped |
02:23:31 |
with your wife |
02:23:35 |
and landed on a car |
02:23:38 |
They say you screamed a lot. |
02:23:42 |
I screamed my head off |
02:23:44 |
for my mother, my father, |
02:23:48 |
St. Barbara the Generous. |
02:23:51 |
I even yelled your name. |
02:23:55 |
Then everything went black. |
02:23:59 |
All burnt. |
02:24:00 |
They were stuck to the wall. |
02:24:06 |
I cried when I heard the news. |
02:24:09 |
You cried for me? |
02:24:11 |
I cried a lot for you once. |
02:24:14 |
Was that you I heard crying? |
02:24:16 |
I was afraid you'd die. |
02:24:19 |
I was afraid you'd drowned |
02:24:22 |
We were so afraid |
02:24:44 |
This was the kids' room. |
02:24:49 |
Nobody came. |
02:24:51 |
We broke the window. |
02:25:10 |
But... |
02:25:12 |
neither the cops, |
02:25:15 |
nor the revolutionary militia, |
02:25:17 |
nor the gypsies, |
02:25:19 |
nor the whites succeeded |
02:25:22 |
I set fire to the mattress. |
02:25:24 |
- Why? |
02:25:28 |
- And now? |
02:25:31 |
- What will you do? |
02:25:35 |
We'll live here. |
02:25:38 |
I'm just across the way. |
02:25:41 |
We lived even closer |
02:25:48 |
- Come live with me. I have lots of rooms. |
02:25:54 |
Is that them I see |
02:25:56 |
Is that Clotilde |
02:25:59 |
Quit joking. |
02:26:01 |
You got everything in the end. |
02:26:03 |
Water, electricity, |
02:26:07 |
You worked day and night. |
02:26:09 |
I sleep alone. |
02:26:11 |
"I wish I could offer you |
02:26:15 |
a dozen fancy new dresses, |
02:26:18 |
a car, |
02:26:19 |
the little lava house |
02:26:21 |
and a 40-cent bouquet. |
02:26:25 |
But most of all... |
02:26:34 |
drink a bottle of good wine |
02:27:33 |
This is Arcangela's |
02:27:36 |
This is where it all began. |
02:28:08 |
See ya, Lento. |
02:28:13 |
See ya, Ventura. |
02:29:54 |
Good timing, Papa. |
02:30:00 |
I'm gonna go clean |
02:30:09 |
Stay with my daughter, okay? |
02:30:11 |
Okay. |