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THE TURIN HORSE
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In Turin on January 3rd 1889,
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Friedrich Nietzsche steps out of the door
of number six Via Carlo Alberto,
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perhaps to take a stroll, perhaps to go
by the post office to collect his mail.
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Not far from him, or indeed
very far removed from him,
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a cabman is having trouble
with his stubborn horse.
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Despite all his urging,
the horse refuses to move,
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whereupon the cabman -
Giuseppe? Carlo? Ettore? -
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loses his patience
and takes his whip to it.
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Nietzsche comes up to the throng
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and that puts an end to the brutal scene
being made by the cabman,
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who by this time
is foaming with rage.
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The solidly built and full—mustached
Nietzsche suddenly jumps up to the cab
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and throws his arms around
the horse's neck, sobbing.
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His neighbour takes him home,
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where he lies still and silent
for two days on a divan
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until he mutters the obligatory last words:
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”Mutter, ich bin dumm, ”
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and lives for another ten years,
gentle and demented,
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in the care of his mother and sisters.
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Of the horse, we know nothing.
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THE FIRST DAY
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It's ready.
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Go to bed.
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Hey!
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Hey, you!
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What is it?
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Can't you hear them either?
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What?
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The woodworm, they're not doing it.
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I've heard them for 58 years.
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But I don't hear them now.
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They really have stopped.
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What's it all about, Papa?
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I don't know.
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Let's sleep.
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She lies back and pulls
the blanket over herself.
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Ohlsdorfer turns on his side
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and fixes his eyes on the window.
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The girl stares at the ceiling,
her father at the window.
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At times a tile can be heard
crashing down from the roof
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and shattering noisily.
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The gale roars relentlessly
around the house.
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THE SECOND DAY
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Come here.
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Can't you see she won't move?
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Stop it!
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Come here!
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Fuck.
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It's ready.
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I've run out of palinka.
Would you give me a bottle?
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Give him some.
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— Why didn't you go into town?
— The Wind's blown it away.
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How come?
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It's gone to ruin.
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Why would it go to ruin?
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Because everything's in ruins,
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everything's been degraded,
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but I could say that they've
ruined and degraded everything.
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Because this is not
some kind of cataclysm,
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coming about with
so—called innocent human aid.
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On the contrary...
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it's about man's own judgement,
his own judgement over his own self,
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which of course God has a big hand in,
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or dare I say, takes part in.
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And whatever he takes part in
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is the most ghastly creation
that you can imagine.
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Because, you see,
the world has been debased.
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So it doesn't matter what I say
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because everything has been debased
that they've acquired,
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and since they've acquired everything
in a sneaky, underhand fight,
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they've debased everything.
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Because whatever they touch —
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and they touch everything —
they've debased.
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This is the way it was until the final victory.
Until the triumphant end.
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Acquire, debase,
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debase, acquire.
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Or I can put it differently if you like:
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to touch, debase and thereby acquire,
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or touch, acquire and thereby debase.
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It's been going on like this
for centuries. On, on and on.
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This and only this,
sometimes on the sly, sometimes rudely,
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sometimes gently, sometimes brutally,
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but it has been going on and on.
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Yet only in one way,
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like a rat attacks from ambush.
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Because for this perfect victory
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it was also essential
that the other side...
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That is, everything that's excellent,
great in some way, and noble,
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should not engage in any kind of fight.
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There shouldn't be
any kind of struggle,
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just the sudden
disappearance of one side,
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meaning the disappearance of
the excellent, the great, the noble.
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So that by now these victors
who attack from ambush rule the earth,
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and there isn't a single tiny nook
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where one can hide
something from them,
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because everything they can
lay their hands on is theirs.
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Even things we think they can't reach —
but they do reach —
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are also theirs.
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The heavens are already theirs,
and theirs are all our dreams.
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Theirs is the moment, nature,
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infinite silence.
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Even immortality is theirs,
you understand?
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Everything, everything is lost forever!
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And those many noble,
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great and excellent just stood there,
if I can put it that way.
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They stopped at this point,
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and had to understand,
and had to accept
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that there is neither god nor gods.
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And the excellent, the great
and the noble
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had to understand and accept this
right from the beginning.
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But, of course, they were quite incapable
of understanding it.
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They believed it and accepted it,
but they didn't understand it.
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They just stood there, bewildered,
but not resigned,
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until something —
that flash on the mind —
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finally enlightened them.
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And all at once they realised
that there is neither god nor gods.
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All at once they saw that
there is neither good nor bad.
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Then they saw and understood
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that if this was so,
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then they themselves
do not exist either.
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You see,
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I reckon this may have been
the moment when we can say that
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they were extinguished,
they burnt out.
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Extinguished and burnt out
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like the fire left to smoulder
in the meadow.
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One was the constant loser,
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the other was the constant victor.
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Defeat, victory,
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defeat, victory.
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And one day —
here in the neighbourhood —
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I had to realise,
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and I did realise,
that I was mistaken,
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I was truly mistaken when I thought
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that there has never been
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and could never be
any kind of change here on earth.
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Because, believe me,
I know now
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that this change has indeed taken place.
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Come off it!
That's rubbish.
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THE THIRD DAY
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Coat!
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She's not eating.
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She Will.
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Do eat.
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You have to eat.
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What's that?
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What's happening?
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A cart's approaching.
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Who are they?
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Gypsies, I think.
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What the fuck do they want here?
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I don't know, but they're coming this way.
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The stinking rotten bastards.
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What shall we do?
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Go and chase them away!
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What are you waiting for?
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Get moving!
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There's water here.
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Come and help!
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Come and help Papa!
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Come on, hey! Come and drink!
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Hold the horse.
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Look.
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Here comes the girl. Here's the girl.
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Her eyes are like the devil's.
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Get away from here! Go away!
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What are you doing here?
Get away from here!
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Come here!
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— Come with us!
— I won't!
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I'm not going anywhere!
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Come with us to America!
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Are you deaf? Let me go!
I'm not going with you!
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God forbid!
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Come here!
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I don't care!
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Let go!
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Fuck you, sons of bitches!
Get the hell out of here!
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I'll rip your guts out, for fuck's sake!
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Dirty rotten gypsies!
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This is for the water.
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He'll kill me! Papa!
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Papa! Come on!
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Just come over here, you worm!
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We'll be back!
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The water is ours!
The earth is ours!
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You're weak! You're weak!
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Drop dead! Drop dead!
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Drop dead! Drop dead!
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One.
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Since in holy places
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only those things are allowed,
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the practice of which serves
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the veneration of the Lord,
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and everything is forbidden
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that is not fitted for
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the holiness of the place,
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and since...
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holy places have been violated
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by the great injustice of actions
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that have taken place within them
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that scandalise the congregation,
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for this very same reason
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no service unto the Lord
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can be held there until...
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through a ceremony of penitence,
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these aforementioned injustices
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have been put to rights.
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The Ordinarius says
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to the congregation:
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The Lord was with you!
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Morning will become night,
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night will be at an end...
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The storm continues to rage outside,
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the wind still sweeps relentlessly
across the land from the same direction,
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but now there is nothing
in its path to obstruct it.
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Only a great cloud of dust
whipped up by the wind
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rushes recklessly forward,
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bone—dry dust
and the ravaging nothing
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that the wind rolls before it
as it rages unbridled
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over the barren land.
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THE FOURTH DAY
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— Come!
— What's up?
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— Come, quick!
— What's wrong?
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The well!
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Phew... Fuck it!
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Cover it.
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And the palinka?
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Why haven't you eaten?
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You're not going anywhere...
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Drink.
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At least drink a little water.
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Drink!
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For my sake.
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Pack up some clothes, dishes,
needle and thread, things like that.
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What for?
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We're not staying here.
Pack.
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Blankets, palinka.
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Palinka.
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Potatoes too.
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Get the handcart.
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Come on!
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THE FIFTH DAY
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What's this darkness?
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Light the lamps.
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Fuck it.
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Why didn't you fill it up?
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It's full.
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Bring some embers.
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What is all this?
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I don't know.
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Let's go to bed.
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Even the embers went out.
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Tomorrow we'll try again.
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We can hear them groping their way
to their beds,
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we can hear them lying down
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and pulling the blankets over them.
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We can hear them breathing,
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only their breathing can we hear.
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Dead silence outside,
the storm is over.
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Dead silence falls on the house too.
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THE SIXTH DAY
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Eat.
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We have to eat.
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Directed by
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script
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co—director and editor
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cinematography
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music
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delegated producer
and production manager
270
02:33:17,417 --> 02:33:20,250
set
271
02:33:20,375 --> 02:33:23,167
costumes
272
02:33:23,292 --> 02:33:26,167
sound
273
02:33:27,375 --> 02:33:34,500
supporting cast
274
02:33:34,625 --> 02:33:38,500
steadicam
275
02:33:38,625 --> 02:33:42,208
director's assistants
276
02:33:45,750 --> 02:33:48,917
focus puller
277
02:33:49,042 --> 02:33:53,292
lighting
278
02:33:53,417 --> 02:33:56,583
dolly
279
02:33:56,708 --> 02:33:59,750
SFX
280
02:34:03,333 --> 02:34:06,333
film grader
19798
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