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HOLLAND.
LATE 20th CENTURY

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<i>1st May. All the tables
on the beach were booked</i>

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<i>By bribery, we got
a table...</i>

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<i>...only a kilometer
from the official stand</i>

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<i>An excellent position
to view the manoeuvres...</i>

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<i>...of the Netherlands
Soviet Republic...</i>

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<i>...Democratic Federal
Burgundy...</i>

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<i>...and the Socialist
United States of Ireland</i>

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<i>I saw Narcisso
for the first time</i>

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Look, he's got a better
table than us

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He must be
an official guest

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We're official guests, too

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He must be a guest of
Workers' Philips

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That doesn't make him
better than us

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<i>I expected the worst</i>

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<i>I didn't know the day
would be so surprising</i>

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<i>He wouldn't come
to our table...</i>

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<i>...so I decided
to go to him</i>

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Wonderful, isn't it?

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- What will you speak?
- French

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My favourite language.
A pity no one uses it

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I don't speak Dutch

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ON TOP OF THE WHALE

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A FILM ABOUT SURVIVAL

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I have a house just like
on this postcard

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In Patagonia

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Isn't it wonderful?

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Just the same house
as my grandparents'

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<i>This was a coincidence</i>

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<i>That morning Eva had
told me her dream</i>

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<i>She had returned to her
grandfather's home...</i>

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<i>...with me and a strange
man who was her husband</i>

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<i>Even stranger, in fact
we had planned a visit...</i>

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<i>...to her grandfather's
house, now a monument...</i>

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<i>...after the Democratic
Evangelicals' chairman...</i>

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<i>...(the Dutch Communists)
had stayed a night there</i>

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Madam says you are
an anthropologist

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What is your
specialization?

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Collective telepathy...

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...among primitive tribes
in South America...

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...and Workers'
Philips staff

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- Does it exist?
- Certainly

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It's bad?

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As a sociologist, I cannot
make value judgments

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Sociometry identifies...

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...four interlinked
phenomena:

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the prophetic dreams
of Indian tribes...

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...weekend delirium
of Workers' Philips staff...

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...increased drug
trafficking...

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...and Leninist literature
as a best-seller

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Very interesting

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Haven't you had contact
with Indians?

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I spent four years with
the Caonize Indians

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In my house in Patagonia...

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...live the last two
surviving Yachanes Indians

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My kid

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<i>From then on we were
inseparable</i>

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<i>We met daily in Haarlem
at Hotel Malcolm X...</i>

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<i>...or May Heroes Beach,
or in nightclubs...</i>

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<i>...named after Bloody
Week in The Hague</i>

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...extinct in 1970

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The last two?

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Are you sure they
are Yachanes?

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Yes, I am certain, they
are like family to me

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May I kiss him?

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Freely

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<i>We eventually accepted
the invitation...</i>

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<i>...of Narcisso Cambos,
communist millionaire</i>

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Scenario and direction

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Don Narcisso

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What a mess here

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You should lock up
the house

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Look at this mess, bastard

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I can't take it any more,
do you hear me?

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Don't you understand
what I say?

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Your shoes will get filthy
in that shit

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Then your mother
will be angry

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It's called
The Gobbling Cat

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All he does is find
everything amusing

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I knew you would say that

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I knew you would say
you knew

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I know everything that's
going to be said

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Anthropologist

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Don't look

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I'm going to stand up
now...

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...and look at them

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The moment I saw Eva,
I said:

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"You're the man for her"

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I love her very much

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I really love her

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Why? Do you fancy her?

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You're jealous.
Extremely jealous

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Nothing wrong with that.
I am never jealous

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My God, not more suffering

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You mustn't confuse
appearance with reality

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The relationship between
myself and Eva...

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...is more complicated
than it appears

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I love her dearly...

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...but in a completely
negative way

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Eva is the opposite...

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...of the woman I find
most hateful

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So I love her

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I know. I envy you

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My God, the Virgin again

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She saved my life

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She saved me from the
abyss I had plunged into

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She helps me find
my work again

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She saved my life

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I have a cassette. Would
you like to hear it?

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Paprika

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They are here

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Good evening

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These friends of mine
have come to visit you

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"Good evening".
How do you say that?

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What has your boss brought
for you? A present

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If he eats that, he'll
get Patagonian colic

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What do you say?

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Thank you

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Very good. You are
very intelligent

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It takes intellectual
labor...

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Sit down

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In the name of the Father,
Son and Holy Ghost. Amen

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Good idea. Rather late,
but very interesting

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Incredible. He doesn't
trust anyone

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Ask why Indians
must be beaten

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Ask him in English

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He's much more interesting
than the Indians

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More dangerous

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But also more loyal

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You have to know him,
then you realise

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I hope you know he's
very dangerous

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Yes, but very loyal

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A pathological case

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He hasn't a clue

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<i>3rd April. Slept badly.
Fighting in the night</i>

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What is this?

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And this?

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Narcisso, I won't be
a minute

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And what's this?

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Come on,
it's nice outside

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We'll eat, so please
leave that now

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To get to know them well,
you mustn't go on too long

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But I must question them

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But you mustn't tire
them out

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All right, never mind

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Ours...

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...see the others...

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...reincarnation, hunger,
war, rain, summer...

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Walk in bad weather,
freighter, dog...

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...what others think
of you...

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...rock on your head
if you insult an elder

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Beating a child to death
on a rock

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Eclipse of the sun
and moon, stars

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Sea, earth, mother...

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...Republic of Chile,
Argentina, canned fruit...

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00:35:40,029 --> 00:35:45,322
...son, dog, song sung
by others

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Fatal conflict between
two tribes, death...

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00:35:53,160 --> 00:35:57,537
...Puntanela hospital,
river stones...

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...light of the moon

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Sea of whales...

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...woman, fire-water,
sun, deaf...

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...artillery fire

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Menstruation, walking with
no sense of direction...

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...thirst, endless...

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...god of the mountain,
raw meat

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Evenings alone

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Strong emotion at sunset

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Sheep...

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...question and answer
game...

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00:37:19,119 --> 00:37:23,078
...explanation of the
meaning of life, violin

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Thirty glasses of
fire-water in the morning

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A thirty-year hangover

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Stop it

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Hand me that

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My tongue...

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<i>Dug, but found no trace
of the many skeletons...</i>

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00:40:10,202 --> 00:40:13,661
<i>...Narcisso says are
buried around the house</i>

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00:40:14,371 --> 00:40:19,830
<i>Found many beer bottles,
3 radios, rabbit skulls</i>

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<i>The dictionary comprises
sixty words...</i>

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<i>...as does the Wilkins
dictionary</i>

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<i>Both are in exactly
the same order</i>

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<i>7th April. Mistake; the
skulls are not ritual...</i>

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00:41:04,895 --> 00:41:09,146
<i>...but rabbit stew has
cannibal cult links</i>

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<i>1st May. Workers' Day</i>

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<i>Early meditation
on the Chicago martyrs</i>

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<i>Afternoon: reading from
"State and Revolution"</i>

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<i>Evening: political talk.
We fast until Monday</i>

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Please go away

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<i>3rd May. Slept badly,
due to an air-raid</i>

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00:46:31,554 --> 00:46:35,012
<i>Adam and Eden have
buried all our mirrors</i>

191
00:46:35,514 --> 00:46:40,807
<i>Luis lashed them, then
all three of them cried</i>

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00:46:41,725 --> 00:46:46,518
<i>Thomas Bridge's 300,000
word dictionary...</i>

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<i>...is derived from 60
root words; metaphors...</i>

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00:46:52,480 --> 00:46:57,190
<i>...double and triple
metaphors</i>

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00:49:51,234 --> 00:49:56,819
Don't go too close, they
may be dangerous, strange

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00:49:57,820 --> 00:50:01,071
Are proletarians
always strange?

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Too much exploitation
has made them strange

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00:50:05,324 --> 00:50:07,866
The pain has turned them
insane

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00:50:08,409 --> 00:50:11,618
Do all proletarians of
the world unite...

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...because the pain has
made them insane?

201
00:50:15,120 --> 00:50:17,829
No, that's something else

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00:50:18,206 --> 00:50:21,498
Quiet, I understand

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00:50:26,043 --> 00:50:29,460
- What did you do?
- I don't now

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00:50:29,962 --> 00:50:32,962
- In which language?
- I don't know

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00:50:37,131 --> 00:50:42,258
<i>5th May. Woken by
whispering at 3 a.m.</i>

206
00:50:42,759 --> 00:50:47,094
<i>I heard a baby cry, then
Adam and Eden laughed</i>

207
00:50:49,137 --> 00:50:51,804
<i>Now I understand
everything</i>

208
00:50:52,222 --> 00:50:57,974
<i>The 60 Yagan words are
an arithmetical system</i>

209
00:50:58,642 --> 00:51:03,102
<i>They add, subtract,
multiply and divide...</i>

210
00:51:03,519 --> 00:51:07,311
<i>...according to rules
which clarify everything</i>

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00:51:55,836 --> 00:51:59,004
Shut up!

212
00:52:28,728 --> 00:52:32,853
I'll cut that tongue out
now if you don't shut up

213
00:52:57,450 --> 00:53:02,993
<i>7th May. Each month Adam
and Eden exchange names</i>

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00:53:04,286 --> 00:53:06,578
<i>9th May. Good</i>

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00:53:07,121 --> 00:53:11,872
<i>They are telepathic,
like Narcisso, I think</i>

216
00:53:12,415 --> 00:53:13,998
<i>So what?</i>

217
00:53:14,624 --> 00:53:19,375
<i>The terrible truth: one
human exploits another</i>

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00:53:20,002 --> 00:53:24,837
<i>Alphonso Alberquerque's
commentaries...</i>

219
00:53:25,838 --> 00:53:30,214
<i>...made Adam and Eden
laugh incessantly</i>

220
00:53:31,008 --> 00:53:34,508
<i>12th May. They continued
taking photos...</i>

221
00:53:35,009 --> 00:53:37,718
<i>...each having a
different name</i>

222
00:53:38,053 --> 00:53:41,887
<i>Today's rain hasn't the
same name as yesterday's</i>

223
00:53:42,846 --> 00:53:46,805
<i>There is no water,
or fire, no whips...</i>

224
00:53:47,432 --> 00:53:50,599
<i>...only situations,
all different</i>

225
00:54:27,202 --> 00:54:29,035
<i>14th May</i>

226
00:54:29,660 --> 00:54:33,620
<i>Double, triple metaphors
are no coincidence</i>

227
00:54:33,996 --> 00:54:38,206
<i>They mean the intuition
of 2 and 3 as spoken</i>

228
00:54:38,582 --> 00:54:42,750
<i>They are incapable of
more modern thought...</i>

229
00:54:43,250 --> 00:54:47,210
<i>...because conception of
the singular eludes them</i>

230
00:54:47,586 --> 00:54:51,045
<i>They are convinced that
1 is an even number...</i>

231
00:54:51,546 --> 00:54:54,922
<i>...so regression
is infinite</i>

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00:56:21,423 --> 00:56:24,423
<i>20th May. They bury
the mirrors again</i>

233
00:56:25,342 --> 00:56:31,094
<i>21st May. Naval battle:
Chile versus Argentina</i>

234
00:56:32,804 --> 00:56:35,971
<i>Heavy shelling at night</i>

235
00:57:02,861 --> 00:57:04,777
<i>23rd May</i>

236
00:57:05,278 --> 00:57:09,988
<i>Every word or saying
tacitly contains others</i>

237
00:57:10,447 --> 00:57:15,323
<i>Tacit metaphors speak
between spoken metaphors</i>

238
00:57:15,867 --> 00:57:21,535
<i>Ignorant chatterboxes:
silence means more said</i>

239
00:57:21,995 --> 00:57:26,454
<i>24th May. I opened
my heart to Eden</i>

240
00:57:26,997 --> 00:57:30,581
<i>I spoke German, so he
wouldn't understand</i>

241
00:57:31,207 --> 00:57:36,126
<i>He placed my hand on his
heart, speaking Italian:</i>

242
00:57:36,585 --> 00:57:39,210
<i>"Every heartbeat
has a name"</i>

243
00:57:39,670 --> 00:57:41,378
<i>27th May</i>

244
00:57:41,754 --> 00:57:45,046
<i>Every day they construct
a different language...</i>

245
00:57:45,506 --> 00:57:47,631
<i>...a Gothic cathedral</i>

246
00:57:48,007 --> 00:57:51,633
<i>Dreamt up at night,
forgotten by morning</i>

247
00:57:52,134 --> 00:57:54,134
<i>Proof that too much
culture...</i>

248
00:57:55,261 --> 00:57:58,094
<i>...leads to barbarism
and hinders development</i>

249
00:58:13,145 --> 00:58:17,854
<i>2nd June. The world is
contained in 60 words</i>

250
00:58:18,272 --> 00:58:21,981
<i>Each implies the whole
in its own perspective</i>

251
00:58:22,774 --> 00:58:27,483
<i>Denying singularity, two
things are said at once</i>

252
00:58:27,943 --> 00:58:31,652
<i>Each double reflection
of the world...</i>

253
00:58:32,029 --> 00:58:37,766
<i>...implies 59 second
degree reflections</i>

254
00:58:42,575 --> 00:58:46,202
<i>The intelligent become
increasingly silent</i>

255
01:00:28,502 --> 01:00:31,919
<i>25th June. Illusion</i>

256
01:00:32,379 --> 01:00:35,462
<i>The Indians' language
is non-existent</i>

257
01:00:35,964 --> 01:00:39,048
<i>I found the documents
today</i>

258
01:00:40,007 --> 01:00:45,884
<i>They are recessives,
not pure Indians</i>

259
01:00:46,344 --> 01:00:50,928
<i>Nothing they do or say
has meaning</i>

260
01:00:51,972 --> 01:00:54,180
<i>The whole world
deceives me</i>

261
01:00:54,640 --> 01:00:57,265
<i>I deserve a holiday
in Romania</i>

262
01:00:57,808 --> 01:01:01,850
<i>And Eva has decided
she doesn't love me</i>

263
01:01:02,394 --> 01:01:04,434
<i>I shall not return</i>

264
01:02:27,476 --> 01:02:31,853
Things change sex
in the mirror

265
01:02:39,524 --> 01:02:43,108
All things are divided
into sexes

266
01:02:53,822 --> 01:02:58,824
So are all movements.
This is male

267
01:02:59,408 --> 01:03:02,326
This is female

268
01:10:37,673 --> 01:10:40,173
The bet is over

269
01:10:44,759 --> 01:10:48,552
Not with the kitchen knife

270
01:10:53,639 --> 01:10:55,472
please don't cut out
your tongue

271
01:16:06,499 --> 01:16:10,291
I must tell you something

272
01:16:11,209 --> 01:16:14,460
My life has changed...

273
01:16:14,962 --> 01:16:18,212
...since that
disastrous bet

274
01:16:19,296 --> 01:16:22,798
I discover a friend
in you...

275
01:16:23,215 --> 01:16:26,966
...and myself here

276
01:16:33,846 --> 01:16:38,471
When traveling, I always
wonder: who am I?

277
01:16:45,977 --> 01:16:50,978
Where do I come from?
Where is my fatherland?

278
01:17:06,028 --> 01:17:11,821
I was searching, but you
found a new world for me

279
01:17:13,489 --> 01:17:19,117
I had violent tendencies,
but a child's heart

280
01:17:29,956 --> 01:17:35,791
But now I am determined...

281
01:17:37,543 --> 01:17:41,294
...to give up everything
and write

282
01:17:46,547 --> 01:17:51,007
But not in Spanish

283
01:18:00,763 --> 01:18:06,056
I was always cynical.
I laughed at everyone

284
01:18:12,351 --> 01:18:17,562
But now I feel
responsible...

285
01:18:22,023 --> 01:18:26,858
...for this country, these
Indians in Patagonia...

286
01:18:28,234 --> 01:18:32,069
...massacred by
our ancestors

287
01:18:33,737 --> 01:18:39,031
In this novel I want to
write about who I am...

288
01:18:39,615 --> 01:18:43,032
...who you are...

289
01:18:43,950 --> 01:18:48,702
...as homage to this
noble race...

290
01:18:50,870 --> 01:18:57,122
...which has seen so much
bloodshed...

291
01:19:05,086 --> 01:19:10,712
...that Patagonia
resembled a battlefield

292
01:19:16,466 --> 01:19:22,051
It is delightful to meet
the world's finest people

293
01:19:25,304 --> 01:19:29,180
People of the world

294
01:19:36,142 --> 01:19:41,936
The loneliness
in this hole...

295
01:19:48,315 --> 01:19:51,232
...would be unbearable

296
01:19:51,650 --> 01:19:54,692
Loneliness...
unbearable

297
01:20:00,987 --> 01:20:06,864
Your visit today
is deeply moving

298
01:20:15,870 --> 01:20:19,412
Deeply... visit

299
01:20:20,497 --> 01:20:26,749
Your visit moves my soul

300
01:20:29,293 --> 01:20:32,460
Soul... moves

301
01:23:20,084 --> 01:23:24,586
The daily conversations
made apparent...

302
01:23:26,755 --> 01:23:32,964
A final judgment
of the people will reveal...

303
01:23:58,770 --> 01:24:02,520
Mozart was a genius...

304
01:24:03,105 --> 01:24:07,148
...but it came too easily
to him

305
01:24:07,733 --> 01:24:14,485
His good fortune was
his weakness

306
01:24:32,495 --> 01:24:34,995
Mozart was reactionary

307
01:24:35,829 --> 01:24:41,331
Beethoven revolutionary,
because he showed...

308
01:24:41,958 --> 01:24:45,041
...the desperate
petit bourgeoisie

309
01:24:55,714 --> 01:25:00,840
But his music offered
no way out

310
01:25:15,099 --> 01:25:21,351
But Beethoven sells
more records

311
01:25:27,854 --> 01:25:32,022
Beethoven is played
by musicians...

312
01:25:32,565 --> 01:25:35,899
...closer to the people

313
01:25:40,528 --> 01:25:42,486
<i>I have returned</i>

314
01:25:43,612 --> 01:25:46,982
<i>Eva and Narcisso have
changed drastically</i>

315
01:25:47,473 --> 01:25:51,409
<i>The suicide of Luis must
have shocked them deeply</i>

316
01:25:52,251 --> 01:25:57,451
<i>I forget everything when
I set foot in the house</i>

317
01:25:58,120 --> 01:26:01,870
<i>Hours later I'll return
to my hotel</i>

318
01:26:02,205 --> 01:26:07,206
<i>I can still view,
review, hear, rehearse</i>

319
01:26:07,582 --> 01:26:11,458
<i>...the images and words
I no longer comprehend</i>

320
01:32:47,152 --> 01:32:49,277
Greetings, friends

321
01:32:52,946 --> 01:32:55,404
How are you?

322
01:32:58,157 --> 01:33:00,407
Well?

323
01:33:03,284 --> 01:33:05,743
You have traveled widely

324
01:33:06,328 --> 01:33:10,912
You know Spinoza...

325
01:33:11,371 --> 01:33:15,080
...who left Spain
for Holland

326
01:33:15,582 --> 01:33:20,375
He had good ideas.
What happened to them?

327
01:33:20,792 --> 01:33:25,211
You have been to Germany.
You know Hegel

328
01:33:25,754 --> 01:33:28,712
A good man

329
01:33:39,469 --> 01:33:42,552
You have learned much

330
01:33:49,140 --> 01:33:54,808
How did you learn
so many languages?

331
01:34:02,480 --> 01:34:04,647
You have a good memory

332
01:34:14,152 --> 01:34:19,070
What will you do with
what I know...

333
01:34:19,655 --> 01:34:23,280
...and what you said?

334
01:34:23,740 --> 01:34:29,075
What more than all those
others we talked about?

335
01:34:45,167 --> 01:34:47,960
I am leaving

