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The Northerners

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- That expression won't do.
- Who, me?

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That's much too gloomy.
You must look hopeful.

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- Hopeful, for what?
- For the future, of course.

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That's it.

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<i>2000 Apartments To Be Realized in 1958</i>

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<i>SUMMER 1960</i>

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Thomas.

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It's over. Everything's all right.

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Come back.

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Stop, Mr. Thomas.

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I'm not Thomas, I'm Lumumba.

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- Where's Lumumba going?
- For a ride.

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Are your parents fighting again?
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Yes.

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Don't go too far, or you'll
fall off the earth!

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I'm sorry.

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Martha, I'm sorry.

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Sweetheart.

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Jacob, don't.

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- Not again.
- I want it so much.

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But I don't.

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- I love you.
- Stop it.

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No.

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Why not?

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No.

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Let me at least caress you.

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Go ahead.
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Please, react.

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- What do you want?
- A reaction, some groaning now and then.

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Anton?

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<i>HUNTING CERTIFICATE
Anton Derkinderen</i>

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Mr. Derkinderen, since a second test
confirmed that you're infertile...

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...a third would be a waste
of time.

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You'd better give this letter
to your mom.

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We don't want your dad
to get hold of it.

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And beware of Fat Willie!

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Plagge!

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- Where you in the forest?
- No law against it.

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- Why?
- Delivering a letter.

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- To whom?
- William.

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The rabbit, lives near the pool.

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William the rabbit.

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- Was he at home?
- Yes.

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- Is this William married?
- Yes, to Carla.

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- Lots of little ones, no doubt.
- None at all.

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William is infertile.

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Infertile.

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- Says the doctor.
- Doctor who?

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- Doctor Wildboar.
- Enough, Plagge!

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- Did you make a fire?
- Why would I?

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- Can I see your hands?
- No.

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I'm the law.

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- You've been rooting.
- William's hole had collapsed.

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- You buried the fire.
- Why would I make a fire?

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I don't know, but I'll find out.

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Any mail for me?

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- A letter?
- How'd I know?

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Imagine a postman nosing through
other people's mail.

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Give me that.

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I'm a postman, I deliver my letters
at the right address.

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It's for me, I'm here.

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Is this an address?
Do we see a letterbox?

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- Thomas got a letter.
- Right.

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- But I won't get mine.
- Exactly.

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I'll get you.
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Lumumba Contra Kasavubu

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A letter for you.

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- Where did you get this?
- From the postman.

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- Why did the postman give you a letter?
- Because.

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<i>Kasavubu had to transfer his brief
to form a government with Lumumba.</i>

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Who from?

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Karin.

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- What does she say?
- I don't know.

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- Won't you read it?
- Later.

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- What's with this letter?
- Just a letter from Karin.

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Dear Martha, how awful for you.
Does he really want it every day?

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Wear shabby dresses, no lipstick,
and no perfume.

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Daddy!
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You know I love you.

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My girl.

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There was a bird, a monstrous
little bird.

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It screamed and screamed.
It was a warning.

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Nonsense, what would you have
to be warned against?

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And then Plagge peeped in, too.

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- Through the window.
- Let him.

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He kept staring at me,
and did something.

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What, Martha?

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- What did he do?
- It was just a dream.

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- Don't.
- Like the old days.

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- Don't reject me.
- Stop it.

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Lisa?

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Could I have a word with you?

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In the kitchen.

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It's me.

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Lumumba.

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I'm alone.

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I come in peace.

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Some liverwurst, please.

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- Like this?
- A little bigger.

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- Are you all right?
- Yes.

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So am...

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We must go!

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I wish you'd come too, for once.

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Every Sunday they're all staring
at me, as if I were a widow.

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- Bye, dad.
- Bye, son. Say a prayer for me.

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Isn't your wife coming?

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Migraine.

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- How was the sermon?
- Nice.

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The priest said we've lost the ability
to recognize the saints among us.

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What do you want? That I pretend
to be what I'm not?

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Yes.

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Always your big, stupid hands.
I'm not a cow.

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- I never said you were.
- You treat me like a cow.

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Then why do you seduce me
all the time?

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Why do you wear these dresses?

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Because it's summer.

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No... no...

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Don't scream.

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Sweet hunterman.

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Let' make a baby.

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Let' make a...

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Sweet hunterman, let's
make a baby.

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What's your name?

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Sweetheart, what are you doing?

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This is ridiculous.

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I'm sorry.

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I worship you.

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- Aren't you eating?
- I am eating.

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<i>Lumumba said the talks
had been fruitless.</i>

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<i>Kasavubu had requested another
meeting, but Lumumba...</i>

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Turn it off!

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This Lumumba is driving me crazy.

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It's driving me crazy.
All day long.

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Come home.

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Let's go home.

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Not here in the street.

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- Leave me alone.
- No, we'll have a conversation.

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First, you'll talk and I'll listen.

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And then I'll talk and you'll listen!

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God damn it, come here!

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Please.

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Who do you think you are? Making a fool
of me for all the street to see.

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Madam!

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- I don't want anything.
- You must really eat something.

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- I don't want to.
- You haven't eaten for five days.
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- Here, yummy. Corned beef.
- I don't like corned beef.

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You love it.

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I'm not hungry.

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00:44:15,655 --> 00:44:18,376
When I come back, that plate
will be empty.

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<i>Missionary Exhibition.</i>

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Okay, son.

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Good night.

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- Have you kissed mummy goodnight?
- No, she was asleep.

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Everything'll be all right.

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<i>Hunt in Congo For Escaped Lumumba</i>

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Mummy.

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- Sweetie.
- Will it be much longer?

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No.

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- Are you all right?
- Yes.

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You're going?

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He eats whatever he finds
in the jungle.

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Small animals, fruits...

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...but also ants and other insects.

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Besides, the negro generally has
a good sense of humour.

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And he's remarkably agile.

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Right.

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Now to the nose ape.

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The nose ape, Nasalis larvatus...

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...lives in Borneo.

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This is the male, with his long,
thick hanging nose.

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Te female and the young have
small turned up noses.

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Don't you have a picture of that?
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- Of what?
- The female nose ape.

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The nose ape is a very
special animal.

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Most apes have an aversion to water...

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...but the nose ape enjoys
a good swim.

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Preferably in the river.

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Andr.

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- Where are you going?
- Outside.

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Don't be late for school.

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- Do you know about this negro?
- What negro?

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The one that escaped from
the missionary exhibit.

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I won't ask you, Plagge.

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I never get a decent answer
from you, anyway.

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Elisabeth.
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Why are the curtains drawn?

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It's like a house of the dead.

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Hunterman...

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Sweet hunterman, come and get me.

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Hunterman, come.

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- Hello, little piggy.
- Hello, hunterman.

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- What's this here?
- Don't say anything.

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You're doing fine.

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Don't say anything.

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Let's make a baby.

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<i>Final notice</i>

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You're a bastard.

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Pervert.

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<i>Lumumba's hands were chained
behind his back...</i>
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<i>...as he was assaulted
by Congolese soldiers.</i>

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<i>They beat him and pulled his hair...</i>

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<i>...to force him to look
at the photographers.</i>

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Very nice, but I don't have
time for that now.

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God damn it.

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No.

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Easy.

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Nice and easy.

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Get out of here.

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- The forest belongs to all of us.
- The rules have been changed.

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Now scram.

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- One last time.
- Anton is coming home tomorrow.

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You're dead, kaffir!

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- Here, porridge.
- I don't want it.

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Please.

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01:17:05,983 --> 01:17:07,982
You must eat something.

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- I can't eat.
- Damn it!

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01:17:18,262 --> 01:17:20,542
When is this going to stop?

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01:17:21,862 --> 01:17:23,142
When, Martha?

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When you're dead?

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01:17:27,064 --> 01:17:28,863
It's going to stop now.

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01:17:29,264 --> 01:17:31,064
Start acting normal.

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Normal.

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You hear?

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01:17:46,264 --> 01:17:47,584
Get out of here!

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- Where's my rifle?
- I put it away.

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Where?

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01:18:16,585 --> 01:18:18,786
What do you need a rifle for now?

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01:18:19,386 --> 01:18:19,786
Where?

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- You don't need it anymore.
- Where, Elizabeth?

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We could do other things.

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Where?

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In the cupboard? The sideboard?

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Under the sofa?

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The cupboard.

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Listen...

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Help me!

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01:19:33,869 --> 01:19:35,870
Derkinderen, where are you...

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Agnes.

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Where is the negro?

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01:22:51,557 --> 01:22:52,798
Tell me.

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- I don't know.
- Why do you lie to me?
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Do you know what it's like
to be blind?

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No, you don't know.

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01:23:44,080 --> 01:23:45,640
Have you gone mad?

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You thought I'd be easy meat.

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Cad.

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Sit.

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01:24:51,283 --> 01:24:52,643
Do you understand me?

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<i>Lumumba, the former
prime-minister of Congo...</i>

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<i>was killed by villagers
last Sunday.</i>

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<i>His followers Mpolo and Okito
were killed in the same attack.</i>

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<i>Their bodies have been buried
at a secret location.</i>

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<i>To prevent acts of revenge
by his supporters...</i>

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<i>...the name of the village will not
be disclosed either.</i>
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Easy.

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01:33:22,185 --> 01:33:24,186
I won't do anything.

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You have a very special mum.

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01:35:08,110 --> 01:35:09,311
Did you know that?

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What on earth happened?

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