Ori novela. Optimisti Page #5
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- 1972
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I am.
ID card.
Just a moment.
Here you are.
Come with us.
And you, musician.
What are you waiting for?
Get out!
- You can't kidnap people!
Don't worry. Take the back road.
Only one more kilometer.
- You're very close! See you soon.
- Be quiet.
Hey! Stop!
How much did you take off them?
That's top secret.
Top secret...
Daddy...
What's funny?
Nothing, honey.
I'm laughing for no reason.
Are you alright, son?
I'm alright.
Let's go on without him.
- Where to?
- Where he told us!
By the back road!
- Daddy, are we there?
- Yes, honey...
Where to now?
He said one more kilometer.
Don't be naive.
That guy took our money and ran.
He didn't run, they arrested him!
That's good.
Let's call the police.
Police?
I don't believe he was a fraud.
He even let me write down
his lD card number.
Who knows if it was a real one!
Why have you lost faith?
He said one more kilometer.
Dad, you believed too.
Yes.
People, everything will be OK.
There's a man over there.
I'll ask him.
- Go on.
- Hurry.
- Hello, excuse me, sir.
- Hello.
Just a pond over there.
Thank you.
- Well?
- Just a bit further. Nearly there!
- Where?
- That way.
Wait, son.
Friends! Brothers! Wait!
Which way now, Dad?
I'm not sure.
Straight on, I think.
No. We should go that way.
Son, careful,
don't tire yourself out.
Why should I be careful?
To get a day more?
I can't go on.
What have I done to God
to deserve this?
Why endure such suffering?
Stop it! I'm much worse
when I listen to you!
I can't go on!
Hey, people!
We've found it!
It's warm!
This is it!
It can't be anything else!
This is it!
Son! Do you feel anything?
I think...
I feel a bit better!
I feel better!
We've found the spring!
I think I feel better!
I'll be right back.
We've found the spring!
Now we go left.
Easy...
People, I don't feel any more pain.
I don't feel any more pain.
Put some on your face.
Daddy...
I think I can see!
Really?
What do you see?
I don't know.
Tell me what you see now.
Daddy...
I see something.
I feel much better!
If you're happy and you know it,
clap your hands...
Translation:
Patricia Andjelkovic
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