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Shouldn't you be in bed?

I have to finish my essay about Lvov.

Uh-huh.

Stasiu?

I don't want to tell them that I'm Jewish.

Well, then don't.

There are wonderful things to say about Lvov.

Tell them about your brother, a brilliant mathematician,

and his friends from the Scottish café.

Cheer up.

I don't like it here.

I have a surprise for you.

What surprise?

From Stefka?

-Oh, come on. -Wait.

Out loud, please.

Okay, I'll read it aloud.

Read it.

"Dear brothers.

"I hope you're both well and not teasing each other too much.

Stasio, I'm very proud of you.

So are Mom and Dad.

I'm sending the photo you asked for.

Please thank Johnny for his help with the bank.

Dad is still working.

Everything is fine in Lvov.

The Russians don't do much, they bring food and supplies.

Also Mom is getting better.

The new doctor is helping her a lot..."

If everything's fine why aren't they coming?

Stefania will come.

She told me so. Mom also feels better.

But we can't rush it.

All you can do is work hard at school and get good grades.

Understand?

Understand.

Go to sleep.

Stefka?

How are you?

It's so good to hear your voice again.

How is Adam?

He likes it here. It is all good.

Tell me, how is my little nephew, Josi?

He eats a lot, he's happiest then.

A typical Ulam.

Listen...

I transferred more money since last time.

Take our parents and go by train.

I heard the Germans are close. It's in every newspaper.

You have to leave Lvov.

I'll take care of it.

I have to plan it. I need to find a route.

I don't know where to go.

Don't take too long.

Talk to Uncle Michal, go to the West.

Can I speak to Dad?

He's out at the moment.

All will be good, Stasio.

Why are little brothers always so worried?

You're just one year older.

Don't lecture me.

I used to do that to you. Remember?

Yes, I remember.

Don't show all the time how smart you are.

That always got you in trouble.

I'm looking forward to seeing you again.

Me too.

-Good night. -Good night.

How long are you staying there?

I really don't know.

-A few weeks? -Yes.

Maybe longer.

Uncle Zygmunt will take care of you.

You'll see, you'll love New York.

Look at you.

Staszek, Stefania is dead.

I like Molly.

Do you have plans together?

Plans?

Actually, I do.

I want to cut all ties with my Jewish identity.

Yes.

I'm sorry I left you.

I was wrong. I know that now.

That's good to hear.

-Thank you. -I realized it a long time ago,

but I didn't know how to tell you.

Who do you think you are, Staszek?

Who do you think you are?

Now you feel the need to talk to me?

So you wanted to talk all this time,

but until now you couldn't?

-It wasn't so easy. -Mm-hm.

Right.

A few cards and a letter, that's all you could manage.

I called you.

Yes.

Every six months.

So tell me, what's going on in your fabulous life?

Any new bombs?

You must be so proud of yourself.

-I shouldn't have left you. -I don't care!

You made a choice, now live with it.

You'll scare her.

You'll scare her. She's a good girl.

I don't want you to lose her.

-I know what happened. -What happened?

-She told me she found you... -Yes, I fainted.

I fainted, I lost consciousness.

It can happen to anyone. It's none of your business.

-Listen-- -No, you listen to me, Stan.

I was alone in a small room in Cambridge...

when I heard about Stefania's death.

I just needed you to be there with me.

But your bomb was more important.

You're right.

So what?

What should I do with this now?

Do you have a solution?

Just leave.

I didn't help create the bomb to kill people.

I wanted to save our family.

I left you.

Yes.

But I went there hoping that...

all I created in my life...

is burnt sand.

Around me, only ash and death.

I don't want this anymore.