1915 Page #6
You're the last one, miss.
I just feel I'm
forgetting something.
You'll be back soon.
It's only temporary.
You keep a clean house.
Feels like... home.
Colonel, how will my husband
know where we've gone?
What is your name, pretty one?
Ani.
You don't have to worry, Ani.
You'll be safe.
You're in my hands now.
No, no!
Shhh. Everybody is asleep.
All of these people... you are
all being led to your deaths.
Why are you telling me this?
I want you to leave with me.
I want to escape together.
We don't have time, Ani.
Think of the future.
I don't want this, either.
We have been playing the roles
that have been written for us.
But right now we are just
two people in the night.
No one is watching.
Let us escape this madness.
This is our last chance.
On the other side of this night,
there is only death for you...
and damnation for me.
Let us save each other
from our destinies.
But I can never forgive myself.
You don't have time, Ani.
We are all... out of time.
Goodbye, my darling.
We're the descendants
of those who escaped and survived.
We continue to live,
without a homeland...
in various corners
of the world.
We've been living among you, trying to
forget what happened to our families.
And, of course, we pretend
that we are just like you.
This is our greatest role.
But really, we are nothing more
than actors. We are ghosts.
years, unable to cope and rest.
Unable to forget our unfinished
business with history.
1915! Never again!
1915! Never again!
You suck!... Amot!
Listen to us, howling our pain.
Searching for the meaning
of all this madness.
Don't do this, Simon, please!
Listen to me!
1915! Never again!
Tomorrow, when the
Armenians and the Turks wake up...
they must be free
of their ghosts.
We cannot go on like this, possessed
and deranged by our past!
We must settle our score
with history.
We must face the truth
and... move on.
Move on.
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