The Snows of Kilimanjaro Page #2
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- 2011
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No, you do it.
Always in a rush.
Is he like that in bed?
Stop it.
My God!
What's this treasure?
Look inside.
What?
Look!
At the bottom.
Arusha?
Where's Arusha?
Africa.
A guide for two for a week.
ln Masai land.
Near Kilimanjaro.
Kilimanjaro!
They will make you a white mantle
Where you'll be able to sleep
They will make you a white mantle
Where you'll be able to sleep
SIeep, sIeep
Soon...
What's this?
For me?
Only for me?
From Raoul.
No, from all of us!
With Raoul,
it has to be political.
lt can't be anything else.
What is it? It's flexible.
The 1972 Socialist and Communist
joint manifesto?
Of course not.
Strange...
Look inside, the first page.
Your name's in it!
So you stole it from me!
l stole your girlfriends.
What is it, Dad?
l ever bought.
Thank you.
Thank you, Raoul.
You're welcome.
l came across it in a bookstore.
Then l saw your name in it.
lncredible!
Yes, it's incredible.
A speech!
Marie-Claire!
No, Michel's the speaker.
He knows how to talk.
he talks at demos, at conferences...
He talks and talks.
You know him as well as l do.
l'd like to thank
you all for coming.
Many of you
were there at our wedding.
The only thing l want is for us
to be together
for a long time to come.
Go on, Jaurs, your turn.
Jaurs...
l don't know
what Jaurs would have said today.
But l know what l want to tell you,
Marie-Claire.
You're scaring me...
Don't listen to this.
l love you.
l love you
when you talk,
when you're silent,
when you shout,
when you whisper and when you cry
and when you laugh.
l loved you yesterday...
and l love you today.
lt's barely 8. Four hours till noon.
You have time.
What else can l do?
Learn English.
They speak it in Tanzania.
English!
Seriously,
English could be handy
on our safari.
English is a colonizer's tongue.
lt's a colonizer's tongue
and l'm no colonizer.
We'll buy ''Teach Yourself Swahili''
The Germans colonized Tanzania.
The Germans?
Have a good day.
Raoul...
lt's me.
l woke you?
l talk in my sleep.
- Busy?
- l was just leaving.
- Where?
- for work.
l'm not on early retirement.
lf you want,
l'll go to work for you.
Ok, and l'll go to Tanzania
with Marie-Claire.
See you tonight.
Have a good day.
- Do you still use the butcher?
- No.
You see.
He wants me to,
after what he did!
l can't afford his prices.
Where you go now,
the meat's not as good.
He does what he wants
with his woman. 80, diamonds.
His women!
Brought from Eastern Europe.
What does he do with them?
No idea.
- 90, diamonds?
- Yes.
No! l said diamonds.
He said spades.
Liar.
- Double.
- Sh*t.
Trumps.
He knocks them up and dumps them.
The last one couldn't have kids
so he dumped her. He's sick.
Talk or play, Denise.
You can't go any higher?
F***!
Asante sana.
That means ''thank you'' in Swahili.
No jack?
No, no jack.
lf l say 80,
that means l don't have it either.
At 80 clubs earlier
you had the jack.
That was earlier.
To bid 110 and give me 30,
you need the jack and an ace.
You don't have an ace?
We play in silence.
You have the ace and jack, b*tch.
She'll never learn.
- l love this.
- It's getting chilly.
l met an old gentleman today...
Freeze! Shut up! Sit down!
Are you ok?
Tie them up, dammit!
Where's the dough?
Shut your mouth!
Where's the dough?
- What money?
- For the trip!
Where is it?
The money's in the bank!
F*** that!
Stop!
Under the TV.
Don't be afraid.
People like you have credit cards.
Keep still, f***er.
The PIN.
What's the PIN?
Stop!
The PIN's 1936. It's 1936.
- Your card.
- l don't have one.
And yours?
Acting smart?
The PIN's 1972.
l hope that's true.
l'm not lying.
ls it true?
Wait for my call.
Are you ok?
l'm ok.
lt's all right, Denise.
lt's nothing.
Lift me up. l'm in pain.
All set?
You can't leave us tied up!
You f***er!
Jules, eat.
- Cornflakes, Martin?
- l'm not hungry.
You won't regret it?
l'm not hungry.
Jules?
Want cornflakes?
There's no Nutella?
No, only cornflakes.
Cornflakes then.
Eat them.
Ok.
You better had, pal.
- Can l watch TV?
- After.
Well, no, we're going to school.
One cartoon.
l said no.
Don't argue.
Eat your cornflakes.
With a smile.
l'll cut your hair tonight.
l'll cut your hair.
- 6 times 5?
- 30.
- 6 times 6?
- 36.
- 6 times 7?
- 42.
That's good. You take over.
- 6 times 7?
- 42.
- 6 times 9?
- 54.
Raoul!
l'm here. Come on in.
Called a doctor?
He's on his way. Get some water.
- It'll be all right.
- Leave me be!
Here, drink this.
Have some.
- How's it going?
- Fine.
Well?
Don't open it here.
With the cards and the box,
just over 1,500.
No more?
One hour's work, 1,500 tax-free.
Got a better deal?
- Two months behind?
- That's right.
Plus this month.
l know.
Can l pay you next month?
There'll be costs if you're late.
ln cash?
ls that a problem?
No.
Hi!
- Ok?
- Fine.
l have the money l owe you.
You don't need it?
No, l'm doing better.
To say thank you, will you come
for a burger with my brothers and me?
Ok.
Tuesday?
There's no school the next day.
Ok, Tuesday.
- See you then.
- Ok.
Bye.
- Have a good day.
- You too.
Hey, you brats!
With Nutella!
Jules, he got us Nutella!
After you finish, do your homework.
Why do we work hard at school?
l wonder that myself.
l'll check when l come back.
- You're going out?
- Yes, but l'll be back soon.
See you later.
Thank you.
See you again soon no doubt.
Don't you recognize me?
Michel Marteron.
Of course. How are you?
Sorry, l screwed up my shoulder.
The only welders' jobs are overseas.
Then again, you're young.
Yes.
- Have a good day.
- Good luck.
- Ok?
- Fine.
l never thought you'd call so soon.
A new job?
Maybe.
l need to check a few details.
But it could work.
Excuse me, l'd like a beer.
- Want to hear about it?
- Go on.
lt's where l pay my rent.
Your brothers were alone!
Piss off!
Watch your tone!
l'm your mother, remember.
Where were you?
l told you.
You told me nothing.
But you weren't here.
We aren't going to fight.
l can't take them with me.
How's school?
lt's ok.
Jules can't repeat the year.
He won't.
lf he does...
He won't.
- l'll see to that.
- You check his homework?
Why are you here?
- To pick up stuff.
- Fine, now go.
Come on.
What kind of world is this?
Why attack us? And how
did they know about the money?
You have our statements
from the police.
Yes, l know,
but it's too late.
My wife informed you right away.
lt's the direct debits...
Electricity and phone companies,
your income tax...
Your authorized overdraft
won't cover it. Sorry.
ls he the blind one?
No, that's Daredevil.
He's Iron Man.
What's Iron Man's problem then?
His heart.
Excuse me.
Can l see your book
for a minute, please?
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Submitted on August 05, 2018
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