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And now the sports.
At the Indian Wells
tournament...
Everyone here today,
members of the family,
colleagues,
ladies and gentlemen,
girls and boys...
we've all come
together today
to say goodbye
who was taken from us
so suddenly
and tragically.
Ben's life was never easy.
His condition made things
very difficult for him.
Maybe
we only realize now,
when it's too late,
that he battled against
his handicap,
if you can call it that,
that was much worse
than we could've imagined.
We never really
had any real contact with him
and won't be able to now.
Today all we can do
is accept
that some things
are just
too heavy to bear.
That is why...
Hello.
Thank you for coming.
I too have come
to an end,
as they say.
Come to an end.
I died of myself.
Fellow men
and un-fellow men...
my fight is over.
At the end of your life,
they say a film
of your life flashes
before your eyes.
Here are a few scenes
that may interest you.
Go on, Ben.
Now, the endgame.
She called it dying creatively.
Suicide without the dying.
Dying without quitting.
I had to learn everything.
But I'd forgotten
the most important thing.
Learning to lie.
To deceive.
Someone had to die first.
Otherwise you wouldn't
have come.
Not for a boy.
You can't keep on
begging and asking...
You're so angry, Mommy.
that something be done
to put a stop to it.
That they'd finally stop
tormenting my son
and making his life...
sorry, but it's true...
making his life
so impossible.
His autism is his problem,
but it's not a problem to him.
The others are the problem.
The others.
They have to learn
to leave my kid alone.
Ben just wanted to quit.
Now he has.
Fortunately,
he's still alive.
He's alive.
In his own world, maybe,
but he's alive.
He's alive!
He's living his life.
She said,
"It's high time
to become who you are."
Just let it happen, Ben.
Don't be scared.
If you want
to learn to feel good,
you have to learn to feel.
Stroke him.
I've never been
what they call happy.
But I've never been
this kind of happy.
Beautiful, no?
You don't have to talk to animals.
Do you dare sit on it,
you two-bit hero?
As soon as people
see a horse,
they want to sit on it.
But has anyone
ever heard a horse
ask for that?
Do you?
Yes, well...
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