All language subtitles for Johan van der Keuken - Het Oog boven de put AKA The Eye above the well (1988) [480p.DVDRip.AC3.x264-MEPHiSTO786]_track4_eng-en
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A man chased by a tiger...
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...climbs up a tree.
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The branch he is hanging on...
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...bends dangerously
over a dried—up well.
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A pair of mice gnaw the branch.
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Below, at the bottom of the well...
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...he sees
a mass of writhing snakes.
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On the wall of the well
a blade of grass grows...
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...on its tip a drop of honey.
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He licks the honey.
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This happens in a dream world...
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...that repeats itself a thousand times.
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This happens
in the only world we have.
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She can be in the competition.
— But it's not for girls.
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One girl with all the boys
is impossible.
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No problem.
It's the martial arts that count.
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The competition won't be fair.
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Boys will do better,
jumping and kicking.
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Don't see it that way.
Avoid those things.
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Items for girls
can be done separately.
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They can do things like
the Kaladukkal movement.
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Let them take part.
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Write to them
that more girls should participate.
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Ask other girls to come.
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I'm going.
— I'll come with you.
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By scooter.
— No, I'll go by myself.
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Isn't the Dance Festival on now?
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Will Jothi take part?
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Computer programmers
make the programs.
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Theirjob is done by computer.
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The systems analyst works
for them and their users.
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Her husband works in computers.
Later on he dies.
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Her husband?
— Yes, that girl's husband.
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How is the transistor project?
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Did we develop that program?
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The testing will be over
next week.
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And when do we deliver?
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Move your eyebrows.
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Keep your hands steady.
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Bend your palms.
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Move your neck.
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Now there's wind.
Hear it, hear it.
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It is piercing you.
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Jothi, move a little more.
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Let the pride show.
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Sway...
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...like an elephant.
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Move like water.
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Come closer.
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Bindhu, where is your ear’?
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Make it look like an elephant.
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What are you learning?
— English.
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Say it by heart.
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What is the promise of a glowing day?
It seeks to...
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The bloom before the roses fade away.
Why do the lovely flowers...
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Look at the knots in your hair!
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You should brush out the knots
every morning.
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No oil in your hair.
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In the year 102
he marched against Chittu...
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...once more with a great army
ofAfghans and Turks.
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It came on the atoll as a thick black
thunder cloud rolls over the sky...
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...and burst like a storm over Chittu.
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Working?
— Yes, I'm working.
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How are you?
— Could be better.
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And Valiamma?
— Valiamma died. It was hard.
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Who looks after the house now?
— I do.
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It is difficult.
But there are no debts.
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Even/thing has been paid for.
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Move over.
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Who is this coir for?
— For someone nearby.
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I want some coir.
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If you pay a good price.
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I don't have enough money now.
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Give me whatever you have.
We must pay the workers and buy rice.
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Give me 200 rupees in advance.
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I'll make ten bundles
and then you pay me.
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All right.
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We just started working again
after the Onam Festival.
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We must pay our workers.
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Please mark my savings.
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The rest will come later.
It is just after Onam.
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Rich people like you
shouldn't bother us.
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How about this coir?
- I'll buy it.
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We need 200 rupees.
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00:29:56,395 --> 00:30:00,456
We have to pay the workers
and we have to buy rice.
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00:30:00,632 --> 00:30:02,964
So we need 200 rupees.
— I'll pay.
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They make two bundles a day.
We have to pay them.
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We need it now. This afternoon.
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Before 3 o'clock.
Then we can pay the workers.
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How much do you want now?
— Give me 200 rupees in advance.
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Here's 200 rupees.
The rest will come later.
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The workers have to be paid.
The shop won't give us credit.
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Shall I give this to the workers?
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I'll pay the rest upon delivenj.
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Shall I go?
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Is the ceremony today?
— Yes, for the first school day.
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You get a lot of money today?
— Only very little.
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The villagers have a difficult time.
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V\fith 5 rupees a child,
how much do you get?
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Not everyone pays.
— Not even/one?
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Why do you ask all this?
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00:32:41,960 --> 00:32:43,894
Give me the notebook.
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00:32:48,166 --> 00:32:53,968
Don't you get 100 rupees today?
— People give whatever they can.
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20 rupees.
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Shall I go?
— Go.
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Everyone write 'Hari'.
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Now write 'S ree'.
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Give me the money, Rajappan.
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Let me finish this one.
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Do you have enough work?
— Not enough.
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Not enough demand for beedies?
— Now you get beedies in packages...
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...made by companies.
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Aren't they cooperatives?
— lt affected our market.
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So sometimes there is no work.
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Why don't you also work
on a cooperative basis?
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We are not organized.
| work at home...
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...give the beedies to the merchant
and accept...
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...whatever he gives.
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Is there no welfare?
— There's nothing.
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They just promise to get our vote.
The central government....
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Shouldn't they take care of it?
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They don't have time for us now.
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You know what's happening in Punjab?
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What is it?
— Divide and rule.
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The politicians divide the people
according to caste and religion.
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Did you write it down?
Two rupees.
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I give you two rupees even/ week...
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...not eating and not drinking tea.
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You lent me 50 rupees to buy tobacco.
It is a debt.
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No problem,
you pay back with your savings.
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You'll give me back the difference.
— Yes, I'll give it to you.
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You'll need it next year.
— Yes, when my children go to school.
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Let me get back to work.
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Can you sun/ive with this work?
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I told you, we are eight people.
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l have four children and my wife...
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...my father, my mother,
that's my family.
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Shall I go?
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The money.
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How much work is there on the sea wall?
— Two, three more months.
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If the sea takes the stones,
we have more work.
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Shall I go?
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Bring the rice.
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Samban!
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What is it?
— I came for the money.
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The show is starting.
Come back later.
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I'll come back tomorrow.
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00:55:28,025 --> 00:55:32,394
Here is 150 rupees. In two months
you have to give back 160 rupees.
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00:55:32,529 --> 00:55:34,690
Give me maybe two more weeks.
— No problem.
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00:57:51,201 --> 00:57:55,069
She came as a young woman,
radiant.
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Spurring on even/thing alive
to change.
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Now it is time for people
to light the fire, Agni.
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She has made light
driving out the dark.
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She has arisen
in her full dimension...
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...turning to even/one.
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The colour of gold
and beautiful she beams...
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...the mother of cows...
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...the bearer of days.
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Thus Ushas, Dawn, appeared.
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Adorned with sunbeams
and bearing lovely gifts...
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...she spreads herself
across the globe.
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They harness the red sun horse.
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The first morning light shines.
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They harness
the proud shining horses of lndra.
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They give direction
to him who is without direction.
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Form to him who is without form.
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Lift your hand, raise your eyes.
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Keep it like that.
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The arrow, oh Lord...
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...that you will shoot...
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...at Bali's heart.
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Move your eyelids.
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Focus on the middle...
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...where the lamp should be.
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Woe! Alas!
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Oh Bali, greatest of monkeys...
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You used to walk like an elephant.
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And your arms were...
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...like the trunks of elephants.
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My heart breaks...
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...when | now see those arms...
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...lying in the dust...
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...with their shoulder rings shattered.
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Enough sadness.
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No more weeping.
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Such is the law...
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...of the world.
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| see the Ganges...
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...and the other sacred rivers.
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Divine damsels, like Un/ashi...
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...approach me.
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Here is the chariot...
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...drawn by a thousand
divine swans...
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...sent by Kala...
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...the god of death...
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...to transport me to
the heaven of heroes.
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Let it be.
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I am ready.
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A man chased by a tiger...
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...climbs up a tree.
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The branch he is hanging on...
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01:20:22,518 --> 01:20:27,285
...bends dangerously
over a dried—up well.
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A pair of mice gnaw the branch.
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Below, at the bottom of the well...
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...he sees a mass of writhing snakes.
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01:20:46,642 --> 01:20:50,237
On the wall of the well
a blade of grass grows...
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01:20:51,513 --> 01:20:55,916
...on its tip a drop of honey.
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He licks the honey.
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This happens in the only world we have.
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And I am there and see it,
as if in a dream.
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Anil!
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Bring the pail.
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The water is not clear.
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There's not much water in the well.
Don't waste it. You understand?
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We haven't had much rain,
so water is scarce.
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We have to sun/ive on this water.
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