Dilan 1990 Page #6

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- So if you want to scream, you can.

- I don't want to scream.

Or if you want to say "I love you",

you can.

- Tell it to who?

- To me.

- You first.

- Tell it to who?

- Me, silly.

- Tell you what?

- I love you!

- Darn, she beat me to it!

- Excuse me.

- Yes?

- How much are these per kg?

- Five hundred rupiahs.

Five hundred rupiahs?

Hold on.

One kg, please.

This is for Nandan's girlfriend.

Thanks.

- What?

- Tell Nandan I say hello.

Silly!

If my Bunda asks us

where we have been all day ...

... tell her that

we went to Egypt.

- Why?

- So she won't believe us.

- And act like you couldn't talk.

- Why would I do that?

So my bunda would ask you,

"Why are you so quiet?"

- And then?

- And I'd say, "I told her to."

And she'd say, "Why do you let him

boss you around?"

And I'd say,

"He made me do it."

And I'd just,

"I'm sorry, Bunda."

And your Bunda would say

"That's unforgivable."

Then she cursed me

into a stone.

And she'd threw

the stone to the river.

- And disappeared.

- And I'd get so sad.

- And you'd try to find the stone.

- And then I'd found it.

And you'd carry that stone

around with you.

- Why?

- So that you don't have a stomachache.

"Beware of

The Dog Owner"

Bunda,

there's a debt collector outside.

Come on in.

Bunda!

There's a pretty girl

in my house.

Assalamu'alaikum, Bunda.

Wa'alaikumsalam, of course.

- I miss you, Bunda.

- I know. I miss you too.

- What's that?

- We bought you some groceries.

In that case,

let's go to the kitchen.

- Bik.

- Yes, Maam?

Can you wash this,

please?

What is

Dilan's favorite food?

Dilan?

Let me think.

I think

you're his favorite.

- Can you pick up the phone, please?

- Yes, Maam.

Hello?

He's here. Hold on.

Dilan,

it's for you.

- Who?

- Anhar.

Hello?

Yes. Okay.

Bunda, I have to go out for a bit.

Lia, stay with my mother.

- Where are you going?

- There's something I need to do.

I'll go with you!

- Stay here with my Bunda.

- I'm going with you.

All right.

It can wait.

It doesn't matter,

I'd still go with you if you leave.

I know.

- Assalamu'alaikum.

- Wa'alaikumsalam.

- Meet my sister.

- Hi, I'm Disa.

Lia.

- Do you know my full name?

- What?

Disaaa.

Do you want to know

the longer version?

- What?

- Disaaaa.

Okay, I'm exhausted after school.

I'll be in my room.

- Where's Banar?

- He's in his room.

Do you want me to call him

or are you going to call him?

I'll do that.

- Thank you, Bunda.

- Dig in.

- I'm waiting for Dilan.

- Dilan.

I'm coming.

Let's eat.

- I already ate in at school.

- The merrier the better.

Give me a small portion.

You need to know.

This is Banar.

He's Dilan's big brother.

And he has another brother.

His name is Landin.

- He's not home yet.

- But I thought you have five chidren.

My eldest daughter is a teacher.

She lives with his husband now.

- Thank you, Bunda.

- Here's the sambal.

Thank you, Bik.

- Have the chicken, Lia.

- Yes, Bunda.

Maybe Dilan is not perfect boyfriend.

But at least he's not rude.

He always makes me laugh and smile,

and motivates me to get up in the morning ...

... just to make sure he's still alive.

Bunda.

Do you want a tour

to his room?

I do,

but is that okay?

Of course.

There's so many books

in his room.

"In order to make the peace,

we must fight for it." - Ronald Reagen.

His room is messy.

Why don't

we clean his room?

Okay.

- Lia.

- Yes, Bunda.

Dilan loves to write poetry.

Do you want to read them?

Is that okay?

I won't mind.

But don't tell Dilan.

All right, Bunda.

Sit here.

I've read one with

"Milea" on the title.

Which one?

This one.

Milea 1

Can I share my view?

About she who walks on earth.

The day God created her.

I think God just wanted to show me.

Milea 2

Tell me, if you're a dessert.

What would you be?

A chocolate cake? A cheese cake?

A martabak? A croquette? A fritter?

Come on,

I want to order you for tonight.

I want you.

Dilan, Bandung 1990

I love them!

Did Dilan have

a girlfriend before?

Girlfriend like you?

No one like you.

If you were me, when a boy

wrote you poetry like this ...

... how would you feel?

I'd thank his mother ...

... for showing me his poetry

without his permission.

Thank you, Bunda!

It's late.

Is your mom okay with that?

Bunda had already called my mom

when you were sleeping.

I see.

- Dilan.

- Hmm?

Have you cried before?

I have. When I was a baby

and wanted milk.

I mean when you were older.

Have you?

- It's not hard to make me cry.

- How?

If you disappear off the face

of the earth.

- Did you and your bike gang plan an attack?

- I was with you all day and night.

If you weren't with me,

would you go with them?

- I don't want you involved in any attack.

- Okay, Lia.

Promise me you won't go with them

if they're planning an attack.

I promise.

Do you know what will happen

if you decided to go with them anyway?

- What?

- I will disappear off the face of the earth.

It's Kang Adi.

I'll see you later.

I'm done.

So, when can I take you

for a tour around my campus?

- You said you'd like to see ITB

- Maybe later.

This is for you.

- What is this?

- Open it.

This pashmina is expensive.

There are a lot of cheaper ones.

But you deserve

the expensive one.

Thank you.

So, when do you want to go?

How about tomorrow?

Next Sunday?

Have you checked the answers?

Are they all correct?

Hello.

- It's for you.

- From who?

It's Dilan.

Excuse me.

I have to take the call.

Okay.

- Hello.

- Hello, Lia.

- Are you home yet?

- Not yet.

Is Kang Adi still there?

Yeah. He wants to take me on

a tour around ITB tomorrow.

- Like when I went out with Susi?

- What do you mean?

I went out with Susi

and you got jealous.

Are you jealous that

I will go out with Kang Adi?

- Jealousy is for the insecure.

- So?

So tonight

I'm feeling insecure.

I'll get over it

tomorrow, maybe.

I won't go with him then.

I won't keep you from going out

with him, though.

But you're feeling insecure tonight.

I won't go with him. I promise.

- Go to bed. Don't stay up late.

- You too.

- And don't miss me.

- Why not?

It's too heavy.

You won't be able to.

Let me bear it

for you.

By the way.

Can you buy me two duty stamps tomorrow?

- What for?

- Just buy them for me.

- Okay.

- Sleep tight, Lia.

- What do you need that BB gun for?

- For shooting rats on the street.

Dad's is already up.

Mom's back.

Here. It's your favorite meatballs.

Bring it inside.

Okay.

Morning, Dad.

- What time did you get home last night?

- Around 12 o'clock.

- Assalamu'alaikum.

- Wa'alaikumsalam.

- Lia. Uncle.

- Kang.

I want to take Lia

for a tour around my campus, the ITB.

Sure.

Get ready, Lia.

Sorry.

But I can't.

- Why didn't you call me to make sure?

- He did, but you weren't home.

And I said "yes".

Go.

Get ready.

- Can we make it a short tour?

- Okay.

I felt trapped in a situation

where I didn't have any choice ...

... but to go with

Kang Adi.

And I prayed Dilan wouldn't

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