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TELEWIZKA POLSKA
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a film in "the DECALOGUE" series

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starring

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"DECALOGUE, ONE"

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screenplay

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11...12... 13... 14.... 15...

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... 20... 21...

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I couldn't go on.

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Dad!

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Think something up!

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Kermit's fleeing Miss Piggy.

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On a sled at 62 k.p.h. , Miss Piggy's
chasing him on skis at 87 k.p.h.

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- Got it?
- How much later did she start?

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Right, 3 minutes.

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Give the values.

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Dad, I did it!

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She'll catch up with him
in 10 minutes 26 seconds.

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Hi.

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Get in.

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Cold?

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If somebody dies abroad
would his obituary appear here?

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Might be...

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You pay for them.
If you pay they'll print it.

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Why do people die?

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Various reasons.
Heart attacks, cancer...

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Accidents, of old age.

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What I mean was, what is death?

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The heart stops pumping blood.

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No blood reaches the brain,
everything stops, comes to a halt...

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The end.

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But what's left?

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What a man has done.
The memory of that, of him.

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Memories seem to be important.

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You remember somebody
hopping strangely...

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or that he was good.

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You remember his face, his smile,

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that he had a front tooth missing...

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Too early, Pawel.

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What do you want from me so early?

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Turned sour?

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Yes.

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It says here...
a mass for the soul of...

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You've never said
anything about souls.

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It's a way of saying goodbye.
There's no soul.

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Auntie says there is.

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Some people find it easier to live
if they think so.

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What about you?

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Me? To tell the truth, I don't know.

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What are you thinking about?
What's the matter?

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Nothing. Except...

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I was very happy this morning
when I got that sum right.

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When a pigeon ate the crumbs.

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But I went shopping and saw
a dead dog.

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I knelt down and thought:
what's the use...

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of working out when Piggy
will catch up Kermit?

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What's the use of anything?

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Which dog was it?

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The one with yellow eyes.

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He hung around the trash cans.

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He was so pitiful, you know?

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Perhaps he's much better off now?

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We' are talking
to the school principal.

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The milk program?

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We have an arrangement with a dairy.

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A glass of milk for each student.

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The milk's disgusting.
They pour it down the toilet.

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No. During the breaks
the toilets at our school are closed.

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- What have you got there?
- A guinea-pig.

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What for?

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Biology. But I'm not allowed
to take it out.

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See what sharp teeth it has?

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Pawel!

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Kust once more!

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Pawel!

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What's for dinner?

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Soup and a main dish, OK?

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I'm hungry.
A TV crew came to school today.

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Why?

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Asking about milk.
They made us run.

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- Did you?
- Sure.

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Do you want to go home?

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I'd show you something nice...

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You see?

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Stand next to the door.

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- Which one?
- The front door.

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All right.

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Here goes. It'll shut the door!

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It did.

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Now it'll open it.

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It did.

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Go to the bathroom.

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Don't touch anything.

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Look at the faucet.

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Water.

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I've prepared a program.

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Mom wrote out her schedule,
hour by hour.

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I put it in its memory -
with a 7-hour time lapse.

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It's 27 minutes of four.

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Mom - 15:33 hours.

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I'm asleep.

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She's asleep.

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Ask it what she's dreaming.

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What are you dreaming?

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It doesn't know.

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Do you know?

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I don't think so.

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It's very simple. You.

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Of course it's me.

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And daddy?

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I don't know.

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- Do you know what it's doing?
- More or less.

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God!

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What's the matter?

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I'm hungry.

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Let's go then.

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I wish Dad allowed me to use
his computer.

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It'd know Mom's dreams.

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Race you? Want a start?

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No, not today.

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That was good.

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- Shall I wash up?
- No, I'll do it.

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I want to show you something.

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Come here, Pawel!

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It was when you brought me
the pencil case?

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Yes. I got the prints today.

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You recognize him?

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I do.

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Is he good?

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Yes.

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Clever?

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Do you think he knows
the purpose of life?

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I think so.

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Dad told me it's to make things easier

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for the people who come after us.

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- And that we don't always succesed.
- Not always. Dad's right.

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Living means...

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...the joy of being able to
help others.

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Of being.

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If you do something good,

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you feel you are needed.

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And then there's more light.

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There are big and small things.

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You liked the noodles
and I was happy.

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Living... it's a present.

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A gift.

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Tell me,

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Dad's your brother, isn't he?

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You know he is.

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You mean, why are we different?

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Your father and l...

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...were brought up
in a Catholic home.

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He noticed much earlier than you

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that many things can be
counted and measured.

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He concluded
that everything could be.

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And he's gone on thinking that.

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Perhaps he's not fully convinced
but he won't admit it.

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His life may seem more rational....

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...but that doesn'n mean
there's no God.

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Even for your Dad, you understand?

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Not really.

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God exists.

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It's very easy if you believe.

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Do you believe...

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...that God exists?

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Yes.

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What is he?

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What do you feel now?

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I love you.

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Exactly... And that's Him.

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Checkmate.

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Now castle
and check with the rook.

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That's too easy.

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She's won six games.

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Even seven.

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She'll defend with the queen...
and she'll be finished.

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Check.

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I told you she's a routinist.

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What next?

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Move the bishop and... mate.

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Checkmate.

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Congratulations.

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Thank you.

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Did you talk with your father?.

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- Dad, Auntie's calling.
- Well?

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She wants to know if you agree.

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I've enrolled him
in religion classes.

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If he wants to...

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As long as he feels he needs.

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I talked to the priest.

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There's a new church
being built nearby.

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The priest's young,
Pawel'll like him.

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What about tomorrow?

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No. I'll take him tomorrow. Bye.

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- You switched it on.
- No, I didn't.

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Hey, pal!

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What do you want?

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Switch yourself off.

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Suppose he really wanted anything?

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Didn't you ask him:
Hey, pal! What do you want?

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It was a joke, that's all.

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It's 9:30, go to sleep.

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Are you going out?

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I'll be late. The light's on.

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What's the temperature?

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Minus 14.

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Will Mom call us before Christmas?

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I think so.

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Sphere l: lnstigator,
instigate, instigation.

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Sphere ll: Stir up,
play up, break up.

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Sphere Ill: Disrepute,
disgrace, discredit, dishonor.

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These are association fields.

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Instigativism...

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There is no such word in Polish -

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- but we understand it.

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It's more difficult if we try
to translate it.

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It's rarely for a foreign language

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to be a language of your own...

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...an intimate language.

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We can know it
at the rational level,

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discuss things in it,
have an enormous vocabulary, but...

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And here's the point,
how do you get to know

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what lies hidden
behind the words, the syllables?

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How do you discover
the whole cultural background?

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Formulate its ties with

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history, politics, culture
and everyday life?

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How do you get to know

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what makes up the soul of a language,
its metasemantics,

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its metaphysics even?

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Elliot said that poetry was
what could not be translated.

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But must he be right?

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Imagine a translator...

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who has acquired complete knowledge
of a word or a language.

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One with an unlimited memory

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which can be tapped into
at any moment!

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However, he can be replaced
by a mathematical device

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seemingly capable only of telling
one digit from another.

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Used in an unconventional way

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the device has both intelligence
and consciousness.

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It selects...
which is an act of choosing.

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And perhaps even an act of will.

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I believe that
a suitably programmed computer

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can have its own taste

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esthetic preferences, personality...

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For our next meeting I want you

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to choose a text and play with it
in the way I did with my word.

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I hope I'm not asking too much.

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Am l? That's good. Goodbye.

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Look, after an hour outside.

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- Will tea freeze, too?
- Yes.

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Hey, easy... it's glass.

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Put it in the tub.

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Let's stay here,
see what happens.

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It'll melt when it thaws
or in the daytime.

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Shall we count it?

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Yesterday you said tomorrow.

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- Here?
- No, here.

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Frost holds only at night,
for about 10 hours.

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We must be precise.

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Call the Meteorological lnstitute

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and ask them
about ground temperatures

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in the last three days.

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Meteorology lnstitute?

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Could you give me the ground
temperatures...

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of the last three days?

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Yes, in Warsaw. Thank you.

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- What's the pressure formula?
- P = Fls.

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Temperature?

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Today -11, 14,2 yesterday
and 12,5 the day before.

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There's been frost for eight days.

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And?

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Maximum load - 257 per square cm.

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So a guy three times heavier

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than you can skate there.

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Could you give me
my Christmas present?

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- From Mom and you.
- What is it?

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I saw skates, didn't l?

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- Where?
- Under the couch.

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Can l?

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Depth of pond - 3,5m.

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Maximum load 257 per square cm.

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- Do they fit?
- They're terrific.

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Undressed and go to bed.

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I'm going out. You are to be
asleep when I get back.

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Are you asleep?

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No, I'm watching them shine.

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- I examined the ice.
- I thought you would.

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It's all right.

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But you must stay
at least 15 meters away

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from where the brook enters.
It doesn't freeze.

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O.K.

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It's shallow but I don't want you
to get soaked.

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- Where's your elephant?
- He's asleep

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Is Pawel in?

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No. Why?

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I don't know. Mom's asking.

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Good evening, I'm Ewa Jezierska.
Is Pawel in? Marek hasn't back home.

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I didn't recognize you.
No, he's not in.

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They should be at their English class.

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What time is it?

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- It's past four.
- They'll be right back.

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Something's happened.

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What?

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I don't know.
I'll go find them.

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Piotr!

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- My baby!
- Wait!

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Is Pawel here?

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- What is it?
- I have flu.

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I let them off.
As soon as they came.

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- Where are they?
- I don't know.

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Calm down. Come in.

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She's ill. They're not there.

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- The ice broke on the pond.
- Impossible.

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It did, it did.

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Take it easy. It couldn't have.

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Please, go there.

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I'll be all right.

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Have you seen Pawel?

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Yes, at school.
He told me his dream.

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- Now, I mean.
- No. He said he'd call me.

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One, two, three, four, five,
six, seven, eight, nine, ten.

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Pawel?

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Pawel!

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Irena?

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- Did Pawel call you?
- When?

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Now. Today.

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He didn't come to dinner.
He had an English lesson.

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He didn't.

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- So where is he?
- I don't know.

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Something wrong?

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- No, I spilled the ink.
-What?

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The ink bottle broke all of a sudden.

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I meant Pawel...

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I don't know.

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People say
the ice on the pond broke.

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He said you'd...
...calculated it was strong enough.

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00:40:33,000 --> 00:40:35,000
They say it broke.

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00:40:40,680 --> 00:40:43,520
- I'll look for him.
- I'll be right there.

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Pawel... Pawel... Over!

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Pawel... It's your father... Over!

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Pawel... Pawel...

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Mom. Mom!

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00:42:57,400 --> 00:42:58,800
Mommy!

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00:43:01,160 --> 00:43:05,920
Kacek! Where have you been?

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We've been playing in the old car.

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Let's go home!

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Pawel was to call me
in the afternoon.

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00:43:21,760 --> 00:43:23,760
Do you remember me?

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00:43:25,040 --> 00:43:27,800
This boy might tell you something.

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The little one, Kacek.

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Please, wait!

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00:44:06,520 --> 00:44:09,320
Pawel was skating on the pond!

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He was skating on the pond!

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On the pond.

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cast

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directed by

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director of photography

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music

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Text: Monika Czerniewska

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Subtitles: RMR s.c.

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