The Devil's Double Page #5
Look at me.
What do you see?
Uday's whore?
- Is that what I am to you?
- I spoke to the operator.
He gave me a list of outgoing calls.
I didn't call the Iraqi Embassy three times.
It wasn't me
who called the Iraqi Olympic Committee.
I got scared.
I was calling my sister.
- I was scared for my daughter.
- It was you, Sarrab.
You.
You called Uday. You told him where I was.
It was you.
Take what you want, Sarrab.
There is money in the hotel room.
My poor Latif.
And how is Sarrab?
Did she tell you about her daughter
living with her sister?
And you believed her.
Don't hang up the phone, motherf***er.
I have your father in my office.
Let me speak to him.
Come home, Latif.
Think of your father.
Come back to Baghdad.
I'm going to put your father on the phone.
I want you to listen
to what he has to say to you.
He's going to tell you what to do.
Here.
Speak to your son.
Are you well, my son?
Yes, I'm fine. Listen, I have a plan.
I'm going to say this once,
and it's my final word.
You will do as I tell you
or you are no longer my son.
Tell this evil son of a b*tch
to go to hell.
Speak up, Latif.
What is it to be?
Go to hell.
Latif Yahia.
They took my father
to Uday's office that morning.
They dropped his body off
at 4:
00 in the afternoon.My mother was forbidden
to give him a decent burial.
She was told to bury him in the garden.
Nothing will bring my wife back.
Or your father.
Why have you come here?
What do you want?
Hey, girls! Girls!
You, come and talk to me.
Hey, you. Come here.
Come. I'll take you home.
With the pretty hair.
You're very pretty. No, you are.
Please, come on. Where are you from?
Trying to get away from me, huh?
He's stopped.
Come on. Are they your friends?
Move. Ali. Ali, Yassem.
Get the f*** out! Move!
Yassem! Yassem!
Ali! Ali! No!
- No! Yassem! Yassem!
- This is for my wife!
Latif?
No! Please stop!
No! No!
Out of my way!
Move!
You, stop!
Move, move!
Stop!
Clear the area!
Clear the area!
Move!
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