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Come see your mask in action.
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I'd like to read you
something I wrote.
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"Isolation in a chamber that must be
sealed off from the outside world
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because it's full
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of deadly gas...
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a chamber in which...
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one must wear a mask
to survive...
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strongly evokes the conditions
under which modern man lives."
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I don't want to design
any more of these.
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"One cannot reflect
on this mythical one-dimensional man
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without analyzing
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all the characteristics
of our industrial society.
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Nevertheless, a well-drawn metaphor
could be very informative
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and shed light on certain
far-reaching consequences
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that are never
explicitly addressed.
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For example, doesn't knowing
that one must wear a mask
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create a sense of anxiety?
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Internalizing these obsessive,
hallucinatory needs
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leads not to
an adaptation to reality
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but to mimicry and standardization,
the elimination of individuality.
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The individual transfers
the outside world to the interior.
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There is
an immediate identification
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among individuals in society
as a single entity.
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One's needs for physical survival
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are met by industrial production,
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which, in addition, sets forth
as equally necessary
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the need to relax,
to enjoy oneself...
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to behave and consume
according to advertising models
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that render in explicit detail
desires anyone may experience.
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Film, radio, television,
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the press, advertising,
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and all other facets
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of industrial production
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are no longer directed
at different goals."
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No, this sentence isn't clear.
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"Film" comma,
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"radio" comma —
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Sorry.
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I watched these.
They're very entertaining.
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I'll watch them tonight.
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"Under these conditions
of uniformity,
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the old sense of alienation
is no longer possible.
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When individuals identify
with a life-style imposed from without
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and through it experience
gratification and satisfaction,
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their alienation is subsumed
by their own alienated existence."
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Just some notes.
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DILLINGER IS DEAD
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Something wrong?
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I have a little headache.
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When I see other couples
in a warm embrace
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While the sun makes off
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With another day
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Red sky
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Where are you going
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Stay and maybe I too
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Will find love
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I'm hungry.
I'm going down to eat.
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What can I do for you?
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Thanks. Bye.
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- Which would you choose?
- This one or this other one.
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This one's nice too.
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Thanks. Now let's join
the others downstairs.
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- What's your name?
- Anna.
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Tell me, do you wear lipstick?
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No, I don't care for it,
and my mother wouldn't approve.
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Maybe next year.
- I wear it.
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- You do? What's your name?
- Lalla.
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You wear lipstick
and what else?
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Eye shadow, false eyelashes,
eyeliner — everything.
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- When do you wear all this?
- When my mother goes out.
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I call my friends,
and we stand at the window.
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- Why the window?
- So people can see us.
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Little girl.
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You haven't spoken yet.
What's your name?
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- Sheila.
- Do you wear lipstick already?
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No, but I will
when I'm grown up.
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- Good. How old are you?
- Twelve.
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You look older than 12.
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I know. I'm very tall.
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- How tall?
- I don't know.
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Is your mother happy
with you wearing nylons?
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No. At first she was upset,
but I wore them anyway,
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and she stopped
saying anything.
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Do you wear miniskirts?
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Not miniskirts,
but short skirts.
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Here today
Tomorrow where will I be
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Here and there
I love freedom
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And no one's going
to take it away from me
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For a while
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You understood
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And I stayed at your side
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But now
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You've taken me
all for yourself
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And soon
I won't be able to breathe
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Here and there
I love freedom
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And no one's going
to take it away from me
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Here today, gone tomorrow
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That's how I like to live
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Never putting on the brakes
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Here and there
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I love freedom
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And no one's going
to take it away from me
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I recorded your voice
on two tape recorders
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That play continuously
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So that your voice
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So that your voice
is always here
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PUBLIC ENEMY NO. 1 GUNNED DOWN
OUTSIDE MOVIE THEATER
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- Good evening, sir.
- Good evening.
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Hand me the celery, please.
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I'm so thirsty!
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I'll hang on to the bottle.
I had some salted cod.
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Good night.
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What are you looking for?
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A nail file.
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Why don't you come to bed?
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Bring me
the sleeping pills, please.
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Give me two.
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I want to sleep.
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A glass of water
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and the hot water bottle, please.
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Good night.
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Kiss.
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You're the handsomest of all.
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Just a moment.
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Excuse me, Sabina.
Do you have a nail file?
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Over there.
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Yes?
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Who?
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Just a moment.
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Sabina.
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Telephone.
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At this time of night?
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I'm coming.
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Sorry.
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Yes?
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It was fate.
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I can't talk now.
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It was fate.
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His legend lives on
in everyone's heart.
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Our very own Fausto Coppi:
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There was no ascent
that could tire him,
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no dizzying descent
that could unnerve him,
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no finish line
he couldn't reach first.
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It was fate.
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There won't be
another athlete like him
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for a long time...
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It was fate, of course.
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Ours is an "overground" filmmaker,
the filmmaker of space,
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or, borrowing the title
of his recent 70mm film,
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the "satellite" filmmaker.
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If I had to choose one image
to define his films, it would be this:
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the young girl with the soft lips
and searching eyes.
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It's a short film
consisting of one long shot
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that probes the face and body
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of a wild, fascinating
young girl.
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At first the filmmaker is driven...
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Behave yourself!
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... by a Godardian fascination
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with woman's natural ambiguity
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and the magic
of cinematic images.
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But then he rebels
and begins altering his perfect image.
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He cuts it up,
turns it inside out,
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takes it apart, burns it...
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insults it, negates it.
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We're forced
by this physiological process,
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this "cinemato-physiological" process,
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to become aware of what is "us"
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and what is "other."
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It was fate — period.
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- Calling this late...
- Take these things away.
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I'm sorry.
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Go away! Go away!
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Don't film me
while I'm playing!
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Don't get mad.
Calm down.
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You don't understand anything!
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Cut it out
with that damned camera!
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You're a monster,
that's what you are!
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You don't understand anything
and never have!
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You can't get inside my brain
with your zoom lens!
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Leave me alone!
I hate you!
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Go away!
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Anita.
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Where do you want to go?
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Oops-a-daisy!
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Who's this?
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The Virgin as a baby.
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Move over.
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Why do you find me sexy?
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This bed's small.
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Tell me...
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do you like honey?
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- What?
- Honey — like you eat.
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Get it.
It's in the closet.
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Scared that war will break out?
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Come on.
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01:15:36,966 --> 01:15:38,330
Come here.
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01:15:42,433 --> 01:15:45,628
Please, I'm very tired.
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Don't tickle me.
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Brave and strong Hermes,
who left your father's fields
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to make the sea your home,
we will miss you.
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Above all,
you were a good man.
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Rest in peace, amen.
Lower him into the sea.
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- Who died?
- The cook.
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Let's go, boys.
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- Excuse me.
- Ceremony's over. Let's go.
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- I'd like to ask you something.
- I'm just the boatswain.
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- Don't you need a cook now?
- Of course.
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I'm an excellent cook.
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Ah, this air!
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The sea's always been my dream.
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01:32:20,266 --> 01:32:23,029
I'd like to sail.
- It's not up to me.
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01:32:23,200 --> 01:32:27,031
The captain gives the orders,
but the young lady's the boss.
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01:32:27,200 --> 01:32:29,462
Then why don't we ask her?
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01:32:33,866 --> 01:32:36,628
She's walking away.
Why don't we ask her?
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Try me out.
My cooking's very healthy.
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01:32:40,666 --> 01:32:42,360
I don't doubt it.
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Okay, we'll try, but no guarantees.
I'll take you to her.
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Excuse me, miss.
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He says he's a cook.
Shall we try him out?
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Have him make
a chocolate mousse.
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Thank you very much.
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Let's go to the galley.
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- I was lucky.
- She obviously likes you.
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- Where's this ship headed?
- Tahiti.
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I can't believe it...
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