The Other Side of the Mirror Page #3
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- 2016
- 123 min
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It tells the date of the month,
but not what a clock it is.
Why should it?
Does your watch tells you what year it is?
No, of course not.
But, that's because it stays the
same year for such a long time.
Which is just the case of mine.
Have you guessed my riddle yet?
No. I give up. What's the answer?
I haven't the slightest idea.
Nor I.
You shouldn't waste
your time going around
asking riddles that you
don't have answers to.
If you knew time
half as well as I did
You wouldn't have talked about wasting "it".
"it" my dear lady, is a him.
I don't understand.
I dare say you've never even met time?
Have you?
Well, perhaps not, but I know I
have to beat time when I learn music.
Ah! that accounts for it.
No, he wont stand beating.
If you only kept on
good terms with him.
Are.. you going to be in downtown later?
I as thinking of going.
Not me, you see, I'm not allowed
in downhound anymore.
The last time I went I sang a
little song. What did I sing?
A little bit something like this.
how I wonder what you're at?"
You know the song perhaps?
It goes on, you see.
"Like a teatray in the sky"
Twinkle, twinkle, twinkle, twinkle.
Twinkle, twinkle, twinkle, twinkle.
Well, Id hardly gone past the first verse,
when a policeman, he comes up to me and shouts
"Hey, stop him!"
"He's madder than a hatter!"
How dreadful and savage.
Yes he was.
Were you arrested?
Me?
Of course not!
No, I'm here now, aren't I?
Doctor?
Well, civil obedience, my lady,
is for the squares anyway.
myself more of a... Cube.
You've always been a bit crazy,
haven't you?
Crazy?
Listen.
When they come back,
I'm not going with them.
I just wanted you to know that.
You don't know what is like
in here, is not sanitary.
You're not from around here, are you?
I can always tell.
You... you are very pretty,
you know that?
I know.
Yes, you do.
I mean, thank you.
Could you...
I mean, would you loosen my straps?
The've been all so awfully tight.
I can't even feel my hands.
I don't think I could do that.
It's very easy, see?
Pull the strap on the back,
right here.
I'll be free and feeling
better in no time.
No, no, no, no, no.
Time for your medicine.
Please, no!
I don't wanna go back there!
It is not sanitary!
No, no, no, there's
no reason to be violent.
This is for your own good.
Am I a doctor alright?
Let me take care of you.
I don't want to go!
I don't want to go!
Yeah. Is it that better, uh?
Feeling much better. Thank you.
But please, don't tell
me I'm the only one
that can see that
girl standing over there.
One of the patients has
escaped from her room!
Get her back there!
Hello.
Are those your drawings?
Yes they are.
You see, I'm the painter, and he is my doctor.
Who is this?
That's Alice.
She's very pretty,
isn't she?
Can you tell me
where she went?
I'm not allowed to go anymore
Their doctors has not
allowed me to go anymore.
Tell me, where are we
right now, where is this?
Tea?
Yes, thank you.
Nothing quite like a
tea to warm the spirits.
You know what I think?
I think you're mad.
Pardon?
Crazy.
No, no, I'm not mad.
Crazy... crazy... crazy.
Alice went downtown, and I'm not
allow to go downtown anymore.
Good boy.
Change places.
Oh, doctor?
I am free.
Don't be so jumpy,
why the nerves?
What's the matter,
the cat got your tongue?
Hey, you better get out of the rain, girl.
You don't want to catch
pneumonia or tuberculosis.
That's better.
And what's your name?
Alice.
That's a pretty name.
Where are you from, Alice?
I am lost actually.
And I'm trying to find my way out.
Or up.
Up?, yes I see.
Unfortunately I'm afraid
I can't help you.
I'm lost myself, you see,
because I don't go anywhere.
That also means I can't be found.
Could you just at least point
me in the right direction?
No, I can't help you.
I am the pestilent, the plague,
the scourge, the infected.
I suffer from the disease that is injected.
No, I can't help you.
Lying on the drain, eating the scraps,
drinking the rain, no, I can't help you.
Does it hurt?
That's the problem, sweetie.
It doesn't hurt a bit.
Can't you go to the hospital?
A hospital?
I got this disease in a hospital.
From doctors and scientists working
in their labs and petri dishes.
And they are not interested in
caring for us now, anyway.
Not when there's a real
sick going around.
Well, what about a cure?
There's gonna be a cure for
every disease one day, you know
Some day people will live forever.
No matter what their illnesses.
And how do you know that?
I just do.
People can still create good things.
Great things.
If you want to see some good,
you might wanna start right here.
Looks like they're ready to do some
regular evil over by that tree.
Ain't no sense in with me, miss.
I'm already dead.
But, that fellow on the yonder,
he's about to get strung up for
something he can't do nothing about.
No word from him is gonna stop
that noose tightened around his neck.
Alice.
You might find the help
you need by helping others.
The righteous are
impenetrable to the spears of sin.
The righteous are impenetrable.
The righteous.
Wait! Stop!
Stop!
Don't Cry.
Your tears will make
this much harder.
Don't be afraid, Alice.
I'm taking you home.
You want that,
don't you?
You can't stay here.
Your presence...
disturbs things.
You understand, don't you?
Who is this?
Alice, miss.
But, I was just about to be leaving.
Nonsense.
Where are you walking at
this hour, home? I think not.
I happen to know for a fact that
you are very far from your home.
Come. You should stay
here and make time useful.
We're cleaning some
machinery on the back.
I'll teach you how
to strip a gear housing.
Is customary to lock the
doors when we are working.
Makes things more productive.
Will you do the honors?
Very good Alice.
Now bring it back to me.
No more pain!
No more pain!
No more pain!
No more pain!
Scatter.
Get out and go home.
Factories like this
should not exist.
You're sleep in a future of fists. Have it your way!.
Off with her head!
Alice, wake up! Wake up,
Alice. Are you alright?
Thank God.
I had such a curious dream.
A dream?
there was a rabbit and a man.
And then I fell.
I fell very far down and
at the bottom I cried.
Because I couldn't remember
who I was and couldn't get out.
And then I almost drowned on my tears.
Alice, this is madness!
Come now, it's time to go, gather
your things and we'll head back home.
Suppose you wanna tell father all
about your afternoon adventures?
No. I think I'll keep this to myself.
For a while, anyways.
Good. We should let
father get suspicious.
Or maybe he liked
to know. Wait, what?
Nothing. I said I don't believe he would
be interested in your stories anyhow.
Now, it is time to go,
You've had enough adventures for
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