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but cruel towards Mr. Vogt today.

- How so?

- How so?

You said something hurtful, and

ridiculed him in front of the class.

Do you understand

what I am referring to?

- But it's true.

- That is beside the point.

Should I not tell the truth?

You will apologize to Mr. Vogt

tomorrow. Right here. Understood?

You may... go.

Adrian!

- Tell Emilie she looks like a lizard.

- Why?

- Are you stupid?

- No, are you?

Because that lizard should never

have come out of her mother's p*ssy!

- Why don't you tell her yourself?

- Because I'm not a sh*t like you.

Should I tell her she never should

have come out of her mother's p*ssy?

He's going to do it!

You're pretty.

What?

You're pretty.

Did you see her turn even paler

when you said that?

Wonderful is the Earth

Mighty is God's heaven

Beautiful the pilgrimage

Of the souls

Through the fair realms

Of the Earth

To Paradise we walk in song

- What did you tell her?

- That her face looked like a p*ssy.

Like a p*ssy?

Did you really say that?

Yeah.

And that you want to f*** her.

What?

Get him!

You look like a girl!

Maybe he is a girl!

It hurts, doesn't it?

Poor you.

I'm not the one

you should feel sorry for.

Meet me in the laundry room.

When?

When you see me go down there.

Why are you wearing gloves?

What are you doing?

No one will photograph us anymore.

Do you really think I'm pretty?

- Take your clothes off.

- Why?

It's a game.

A game.

What kind of game?

Cleopatra.

No, please!

Please.

You saw me.

Now I want to see you.

We are both bad patents.

Don't!

Emilie!

Emilie...

Adrian?

Did you take a picture of me?

Do you really think I am pretty?

No one has seen Emille

since after school yesterday.

Emilie from downstairs

has disappeared!

- Where do you think she is?

- We're trying to find that out.

When did you see Emilie last?

At school yesterday.

- Where might she have gone?

- Probably not far.

- Why is that?

- Because she has nowhere to go.

Doesn't she have any friends?

- Only me.

- You. So you're Emilie's friend?

When she was here, no one cared.

Now that she's gone,

everyone wants to find her.

Emilie!

Emilie!

Adrian?

Why did you call?

I was just wondering

what you wanted for Christmas.

Nothing.

Nothing?

I have everything I need.

But... what do you want?

Nothing.

- Dr. Ask.

- Thomas? This is Adrian Wang.

- Adrian?

- You have to visit mother.

- Is something wrong?

- Sunday would be best.

If she doesn't open the door,

the key is under the mat.

Shouldn't we close

the summer house soon?

Perhaps.

I was just thinking about that.

What did you think I saw?

I didn't see anything.

I told you that.

Adrian!

Adrian?

Adrian!

When I saw your clothes there,

I thought you...

That you were like your father.

That you were weak like him.

Your father was weak.

And had everything.

- I was strong, and had nothing.

- Of what?

Family. We have to take care

of each other, you and I.

Why?

Because there are

many bad people out there.

- Who will take care of you, auntie?

- No one.

It's true that you were born

during a solar eclipse, Adrian.

That makes you a most rare child.

Where is your mother?

She isn't in her room.

"Dear Adrian.

Your mother is in treatment."

"Don't worry, she is in

the best of hands. Dr. Ask."

- How did he get in here?

- Perhaps mother let him in.

Perhaps.

Perhaps it's all for the best,

after all.

Yes, perhaps.

Now it's just the two of us, Adrian.

As long as it lasts.

Do you plan on standing

for the rest of the lesson?

As you well know, Mr. Vogt

is on sick leave. He won't be back.

That makes me your new teacher.

My name is Bjarne.

But Mr. Jacobsen to you.

If you think

you can mess with me, you're wrong.

- Is that understood?

- Yes!

I will also help the theater group

stage the play Oedipus Rex.

About a man who is disowned

by his parents at birth.

Later he kills his father.

And marries his mother.

What separates comedy from tragedy?

The laughter.

Good. That's good.

Good answer.

Through Sophocles'ruthless drama

we become renewed.

Unsullied as children.

This is a tragedy. Comedies

are nothlng but vulgartrickery.

Tragedy, on the other hand,

is noble material.

Tragedy is seeing the hero's slow,

relentless fall from grace.

Ladies first.

Who will be our Jocasta,

Oedipus' wife and mother?

- Me!

- Heidi.

First come, first served. Excellent!

And who will be Oedipus?

Who will be our Oedipus?

I will!

- Feel free to let your hair grow out.

- He looks like a girl.

Wait!

Wait, we can rehearse together.

- Rehearse?

- Learn our lines.

How about at your house?

Not a chance.

Then let's go to West and buy a Coke.

Don't you ever give up?

Why are you so mean?

I'm just trying to get to know you.

Come on.

- Well?

- Well what?

Let's hear it.

We have received a letter.

- This is for mother.

- She can no longer be reached.

"Adrian Wang's unkempt appearance

at school is unacceptable."

"He will be expelled indefinitely, -

- unless his hair has been cut

by Monday, October 30."

Here.

Buy candy for the spare change.

You'll do as I say?

Cut your hair tomorrow? Compris?

- You woke me up!

- I was checking if you were asleep.

You devious little devil!

This will be a sheer pleasure.

- Want to make 20 kroner?

- How?

- Cut my hair.

- Go to a barber, you Idiot!

- What do you care?

- Fine. Show us the money.

Do you have scissors?

Don't you dare?

Are you chicken?

Shut up!

Sit still!

This knife is dull.

Move your hands!

Sh*t!

Adrian Wang!

What is the meaning of this?

Who did this to you?

There, there.

Come, sit down.

We only want what's best for you.

Who did this?

My aunt.

What are you saying?

My aunt, who takes care of me

since father died and mother...

Adrian,

this is a very serious accusation.

- You aren't lying?

- No.

- How can I know?

- Because I'm telling you.

Because you're telling me?

You need something better than that.

Look at me.

If your aunt has done this to you...

You need to try to understand

her despair.

Go to class now, Adrian.

You must forgive!

Forgiveness is the greatest...

Adrian.

Adrian?

Have you come to pick up...?

Can you fix me?

Do you sell wigs?

I have the lead in the school play.

This will be lovely for your play.

And you didn't turn out

half bad, either.

If I may say so myself.

How much do I owe you?

I thought you had come for this.

To pick it up.

Your mother forgot it

the last time she was here.

It was hard to give it back

after everything that had happened.

Thank you.

What did you say about me?

Tell them you're lying!

Tell them I didn't cut you like that!

Let's not get too emotional.

- What's your version?

- She came in while I was asleep.

That isn't true! He's lying!

I didn't cut...

- You didn't cut my hair?

- No!

You saw your aunt

with a pair of scissors?

- Yes. The kitchen scissors.

- I don't deserve this. Not one bit!

We found this in your bag.

Can you explain that?

Is that your knife?

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