Red Beard Page #3
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- 1965
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He said he was my father.
He wanted me to go home with him.
He was pale,
but he tried to smile
and put a hand on my shoulder.
He said,
"Okuni, let's go home.
You're my precious only daughter.
You're my precious only daughter."
But I was only a child then.
I was frightened
and I pushed him away and ran.
I was living with Mother
and a young man
she called a relative.
I didn't know anything.
He was father's assistant.
They'd been bad together then ran away.
I found that out
after he'd married me.
Your mother's lover?
She was over 40.
It was probably the only way
she could hold him.
But I saw them
with my own eyes!
Never mind the rest.
What happened to your mother?
She died.
She left when she was found out.
She became a maid at a teahouse.
It seems they still saw each other.
She gave him money,
so he didn't work.
Just before she died,
she sent for my husband
but didn't want to see me.
She made me marry him.
And she hated me.
I don't even know
where her grave is.
I didn't build
a family altar either.
I'm just as bad!
I knew what he was,
yet I had three children by him!
Did you see your father after that?
After she died,
he came to see me in secret again.
He seemed older.
I hardly recognized him.
His hair was all white.
He trembled when he spoke:
"Come with me
and bring the three children."
But I was purposely rude
and sent him away.
I told him to leave us alone.
How could I go with him?
And bring the children of the man
who had taken both his wife
and his daughter?
Was he in pain when he died?
No, he died peacefully.
He had to.
He had to!
If he hadn't,
life would have been too cruel!
But that man!
When she died and the money stopped
coming, he started in on the neighbors!
He'd get drunk and become abusive!
Said to get money
from Father because
I was his only child.
"What kind of a man is this
not to feed his own grandchildren?"
I put up with everything
for the children's sake.
But there's a limit to my patience.
Telling me to get money
from the man he'd hurt.
It's one thing
he shouldn't have said.
That's why l...
I understand.
So you tried to stab him?
I meant to take the children to Father
and then give myself up.
I went to the inn where Father said
to come if I needed him.
I was told he was sick
and came here long ago.
I came here, but...
What will I do?
Don't worry. Cutting someone up
a little is not too serious.
No, an accident!
He was drunk...
he had this knife.
You stabbed him
while trying to get it.
That's what happened!
It often happens.
Luckily, I know Magistrate Shimada.
I know some things about him.
I'll go with you.
Go and confess.
My children...
what will become of them?
The children.
That's right.
We'll ask Goheiji.
He's in charge of houses near here.
Has a fine wife too.
Take the children
and Sahachi there.
After the magistrate's office,
I'll come too.
Sahachi!
Onaka... Onaka,
why have you come?
You needn't have come.
I'll be with you soon.
I won't make you wait long.
The children have run away!
What?
We were asked to keep them!
Be more careful!
I'm all wet because of you!
There's a vacant house near here?
Will you rent it to them?
I'll be responsible.
How's Sahachi?
He has a high fever... delirious.
He keeps talking to a girl.
He never knew any women.
Move over.
No, you go home.
What's that?
Me and Sahachi
are the longest tenants here.
And Sahachi's dying. You got no right
keeping me from seeing him.
But you're drunk.
You don't know what you're doing
when you're drunk.
I began to drink when I was nine,
and I've been drinking ever since.
I can't say when I'm sober,
but I know what I'm doing
when I'm drunk.
Where's that Red Beard?
He'll be here.
You're a doctor at the clinic too?
My name's Heikichi.
I've known Red Beard a long time.
He told me once
I drank too much and threw up.
He looked fierce, awful fierce.
Said to support my family
if I had the money
to drink till I was drunk.
It's no laughing matter.
Thinking about the wife and kids
would make me drink all the more.
Rich men and educated ones
don't know this fact.
So there you have it.
- Stop it!
- What?
What's that, talking so big?
That's enough!
Bad for him!
What's that?
What of it?
Fool landlord!
Stuck-up Red Beard!
Sahachi, still hanging around!
He's worried about Sahachi.
That's why he's carrying on.
You all go home.
Standing there shuts out the air.
Please look after him, Doctor.
Help him to live if you can.
He never thought of himself,
just about others.
He worked till he got sick,
then worked while he was sick.
Go now. He's just gone to sleep.
Let him be quiet.
Why don't you examine him, Doctor?
Is it hopeless?
Two fine men dying
one after the other.
Old Rokusuke died today.
He's the father of the woman
I just brought.
He left this ten ryo.
Use it for what they need.
I'll do that.
But, Doctor,
a man dying at a public clinic
wouldn't have so much money.
You scraped it together as usual?
We're friends.
You needn't have done it.
I scraped it together, all right,
but I made Magistrate Shimada pay up.
Not only the money.
I used what I knew to get him
Shimada was adopted
into his wife's family.
But he's keeping a woman
at his villa. Many men do.
She's grown melancholic about this...
has grown extremely jealous.
I hinted to Shimada
about the woman he's keeping.
I'm abominable.
True, the girl deserved to go free.
And the money's
for my treating his wife.
But I did hint,
so I did a cowardly thing.
Yasumoto.
From now on, if I'm arrogant
at any time, remind me of today.
I'm going back.
You tend to Sahachi.
Pouring a while ago,
but it's stopped.
What is it? I'll go see.
I'm sorry,
but can I have some water?
A landslide!
It was a narrow escape.
Almost crushed Sahachi's place.
A skeleton!
That...
I buried it.
She was my wife.
She's come for me.
Will you call everyone, please?
I want to tell everything
and die without any secrets.
Wait!
Please take this umbrella.
Thanks, but I'm wet already.
But it's bad for you.
I want to tell you about her.
Her name was Onaka.
After returning the umbrella,
I couldn't forget her.
We met many times
in the field at Iriya.
I'm so happy.
You'll marry me then?
I'm happy, but I can't.
Why?
Why? Because I'm not free
to do as I like.
I have seven brothers and sisters,
and Father's sick.
I've been bonded for ten years.
How many more years?
One year, but I can't leave.
I must send money home.
Return the money.
But I have obligations.
I'll send money to your family.
- It's not that.
- What other obligations?
Another man?
Do I look like that?
I'm sorry.
I just thought...
Lets not talk about it.
It's no good.
But I wanted to marry her so much
that I succeeded in persuading her.
She finally consented.
But, for some reason, she wouldn't
introduce me to her parents.
No! I don't want to!
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