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Wenn Sie sich jemals gefragt, wie es mit mir ging,
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dann können Sie kostenlos zu wissen, das Gefühl, dass ich ein gutes Leben hatte.
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Ich hatte Glück.
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PFERDE STEAL
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Mein ganzes Leben habe gesehnt haben sie allein in einem Ort wie diesem zu sein.
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Egal, wie schön es war.
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Ich habe seit 42 Jahren in Schweden gelebt. Jetzt lebe ich hier.
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In ein paar Wochen ist in diesem Jahrhundert über.
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Dann gibt es eine Party mit Feuerwerk im Dorf. Ich werde nicht da.
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Ich bleibe hier zu Hause. Me gerade betrunken genug
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und Schlaf so tief wie möglich, ohne tot zu sein.
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Ich freue mich darauf.
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Poker.
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Poker.
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Poker.
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Poker.
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Poker? - Hey.
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Sie sicher leben in diesem Haus, nicht wahr?
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Ich bin hierher gezogen.
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Es ist nicht leicht zu schlafen, wie er nicht da ist. Es gibt Wölfe im Wald.
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Poker?
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Come, sit, place.
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Do you know that border collies are the most intelligent are dogs considered in the world?
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I heard that.
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He's in charge of me, I fear.
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Thats not so good. - No.
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I shot a dog once and I vowed never to do that again.
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But now I just don't know yet.
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Yes? What kind of dog was that? who you had to shoot?
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A sheepdog. But he wasn't mine.
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My mother saw him first.
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He ran free along the edge of the forest, chased the deer,
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that we had seen for a few days grazing. They gradually became exhausted.
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Mother called the police and asked what they should do and he said, "Shoot him."
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"You should do that, Lars," she said then.
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I absolutely didn't feel like it, I almost never touched that gun.
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I couldn't help it. Suddenly the two deer ran towards me.
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Thirty meters behind it the shepherd dog arrived.
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It was a huge beast.
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I'm sure I hit him, but he changed
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neither of speed nor of direction.
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I fired another shot, he was just a few meters from me
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and then he slid his feet into the air all the way to just before my feet.
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He lay there.
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Me with paralyzed legs looking straight at it.
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I stooped to stroke him, but he growled
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and bit my hand.
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I gave him two more bullets,
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straight through his head. - Nice thing.
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I just turned 19.
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It was a long time ago, but i never forget it.
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Now I understand you never want to shoot a dog again.
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We will see.
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We never introduced ourselves to each other.
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Trond Sander.
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Lars Haug, with a g.
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Come on, Poker.
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Thank you for the company.
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Jesus.
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Olav can now replace the light and I will order a new glass and spoiler.
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Go to the store. - Thank you.
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Are you still happy? - Yes of course.
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I was very happy when I was found the house I live in now.
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It's not that nice to live alone, right?
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It was almost three years ago that she died. Time flies.
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38 years of solitude ended abruptly.
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I was the driver. I don't feel guilty.
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Only the lack.
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Olav has a break. Do you want a cup of coffee? - That would be nice.
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Go inside.
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Thank you. - And...
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how are you doing at Toppen?
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I've been there twice myself to view the house.
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I wondered if I would make an offer, but I like tinkering, not carpentry.
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But is that perhaps the other way around with you?
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Not really. I am not very skilled in either,
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but i have all the time.
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My father was a practical man. I learned a lot from him.
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Fathers are something nice.
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No thanks.
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My father was a teacher. I learned to read books from him,
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not much more. He wasn't practical, that would have been a lie.
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But he was a nice man.
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If I have a practical job, I introduce myself for how my father would have done it.
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Someone in their early 40s with confidence,
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this is how i saw my father, when I was 15
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and he disappeared from my life forever.
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Why don't you mow those nettles, Trond?
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That hurts.
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You decide yourself when it hurts.
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I was only 15 years old. Such a petty city kid.
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On summer vacation with father, who had bought the farm cheaply.
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I have heard him say he more than once could not think with women in the neighborhood.
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That's why I was allowed to come, but not my sister or my mother.
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Later I thought he might not all women.
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Hi, Jon.
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Have you been here a long time? - I just got here.
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We're going to steal horses. - I know.
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Hi, Jon.
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What's the matter with him? - I do not know.
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Of course I should have understood that there was something special that morning,
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something with the way on which he moved.
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But the only thing I noticed was that he didn't have his gun with him,
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that he always took with him.
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Quiet. Come here. Calm down.
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Quiet.
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Calm down.
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If so.
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And jump.
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Where are we going? - I'll show you something.
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Look.
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It's great that something small is capable of this to live and just fly away.
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This morning, were you on the road with Jon?
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Yes.
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What did you do?
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Stealing horses.
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We didn't really want to steal them, only on driving.
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How was Jon?
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Do you want to know what everyone is talking about in the shop?
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The day before
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Jon had been on a hare hunt, as always.
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His mother went to Innbygda that day to visit a few acquaintances
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and his father was in the forest.
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And he should have looked after the twins.
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Odd? Lars?
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Odd? Lars?
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Odd. Lars.
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Odd. Lars.
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Lars.
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Lars.
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I have to pick up your mother. Watch out for Lars while I'm gone.
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You can do that.
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Here I am again, isn't that nice?
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He didn't tell.
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All that long way through the forest, just the two of you
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and he had told her nothing.
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Where's Odd?
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So now you know.
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Sorry for your loss.
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Verily, verily, I say to you,
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who hears My word and believe him who sent me,
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it has eternal life and will not be damned,
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but has passed from death in life.
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Our father who are in heaven,
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be sanctified your name, your kingdom come,
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your will be done, as in heaven so also on earth.
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I thought about how that felt had to be to die so young.
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I knew you could feel absolutely nothing. If you were dead, you were dead,
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but that fraction of a second just before:
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if you understood then that it was over?
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Russian grenades hail down on Grozny.
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Three days of bombing led to a stream of refugees.
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Countdown to a possible chaos. The Civil Protection ...
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Now I suddenly know for sure. Lars is Lars.
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Lars, who shot his brother.
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Even though I last saw him when he was ten years old.
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Not that it changes anything. I'm out of it convinced that he did not recognize me.
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I now also speak Swedish.
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Four days had passed since Odd's funeral
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and I had not seen Jon since.
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Every time Jon wasn't at the door, I felt a brief fluttering relief.
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Then I was ashamed
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and then he disappeared from my life.
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I've never seen him again.
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She was serious and had swollen eyelids, but she was not broke with sorrow.
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She was only a few years younger then my own mother.
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She beamed, as if I saw her for the first time.
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Thank you for coming.
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And I was wondering whether that was because of what had happened,
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or you go through something like that as it were, could become luminous.
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I had to focus my eyes on the floor and walked away.
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That coat shadow.
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Maybe we should do it staggered? A little bit now, a little bit next year?
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I decide when my wood is felled.
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Franz.
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Franz.
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I have mixed my blood with fate and take it as it comes.
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Do you fancy a shower?
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Who is first outside.
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Come on.
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Are you just going to stand there?
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Your father does take a risk by cutting down trees in the middle of the summer.
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The wood is full of moisture. It can sink.
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The water level is low. The question is whether the wood will reach Sweden.
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But if he wants to do it now, then we do it now.
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Ah, come on.
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Calm down.
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He had just lost his one son.
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But I don't even remember if I felt sorry for him.
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For the first time I felt a stab resentment towards my father.
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Because he was the most perfect until then moment in my life.
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Jesus...
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What did you say?
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"Jesus," I said.
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What happened today ...
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that was completely unnecessary.
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I should have stopped much earlier.
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As we were doing it had to ended up wrong.
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It is my fault.
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I will also go to bed later.
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Good evening.
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I was just going to eat, but that doesn't matter, come in.
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Stay there.
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Are you hungry? There is enough for two.
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Sit down.
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Tastes good.
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I know who you are.
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I also know who you are.
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I thought so.
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Take a look here.
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I wish Lars had not said what he said,
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it binds me to a past that I had left behind.
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I've never been alone.
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Not really.
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I didn't feel the person that I had been when this day started.
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And I didn't even know if I was sad about that.
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For the first time in my life I didn't want to be someone's son.
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Hey?
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Breakfast?
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Up early. - Yes, I woke up early.
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And ... I felt alone.
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Did you find him?
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Yes.
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He came to hide here for when he had to go to Sweden
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with papers and letters and sometimes with films for the resistance.
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I knew he was coming. One day he knocked.
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He said: 'Are you coming? We're going to steal horses. "
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I don't know who made it up, but those were the words that had been agreed.
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He then settled in Barkald, where you are now on summer vacation.
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Every morning he stayed with the German guard talking, because his German wasn't bad.
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He hammered, chopped wood. He built up an alternative life here.
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Jon's mother rowed once or twice a week on the river,
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to act like a housekeeper to act for my father,
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so he didn't get sick of that one-sided cost.
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Everyone understood that even the Germans.
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I wondered why my friend Jon or whoever did not mention it:
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that he had been to this village so often, that he was counted among the permanent residents.
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One day a man came from the city. On the run. He had to go to Sweden.
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Jon's father wanted nothing with 'the traffic' dealing. He was scared.
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No one knew what the dung-clad city man rotated.
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Do you want the Germans here?
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Jon's mother had rowed it to your father to take him to Sweden.
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Stop.
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You have to follow in his footsteps.
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But Jon's father looked the other way and didn't do it.
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Halt, Bitteschön. Halt.
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Halt, Bitteschön.
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Why do you tell me all those things? - Because he asked me to do that.
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If the opportunity arose. And that was the case now.
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Come.
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Shall we attack him?
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Gladly.
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I think of the human body:
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invincible one moment,
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the following lost forever.
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01:14:44,767 --> 01:14:48,975
I do not know if Lars thinks so.
257
01:14:51,725 ??-> 01:14:54,642 -->
I can not resist once it hits me.
258
01:15:15.892 --> 01:15:18.808
Those are just a few sticks.
259
01:16:06,975 --> 01:16:09,600
All right. That is fine too.
260
01:16:09,767 --> 01:16:12,683
You don't have to damn you.
261
01:16:14,017 --> 01:16:16,683
At least I'm hungry.
262
01:16:50,892 --> 01:16:53,433
No, I did not know that.
263
01:17:08,683 --> 01:17:11,183
It was an accident.
264
01:17:58,683 --> 01:18:01,392
Are you afraid you get snowed in?
265
01:18:03.975 --> 01:18:05.850
Yes.
266
01:18:08,058 --> 01:18:10,392
That too.
267
01:18:13.308 --> 01:18:17.100
Then you have to find someone who clears snow. - Yes, Aslien.
268
01:18:37,433 --> 01:18:42,183
But it also surprises me, it worries me.
269
01:18:54.892 --> 01:18:59.058
I wonder how long that change has been going on.
270
01:18:59,225 --> 01:19:01,725
Shall I put some wood in the stove?
271
01:19:06,267 --> 01:19:08,767
Great, do that.
272
01:19:56,767 --> 01:20:01,267
After all, I was the only one at home.
273
01:20:01,433 --> 01:20:04,350
Jon went to the sea and Odd was ...
274
01:20:06.225 --> 01:20:08.725
Odd was dead.
275
01:20:11,017 --> 01:20:16,725
I had worked on that farm every day, never vacation like the farmers have now.
276
01:20:18.725 --> 01:20:22.100
And my father never came back.
277
01:20:34,058 --> 01:20:36,558
And the years passed.
278
01:21:38,683 --> 01:21:43,725
And then Jon stepped out one day just off the bus, the road came down
279
01:21:57,642 --> 01:22:01,517
He was lean and lanky.
280
01:22:01,683 --> 01:22:05,808
He can never run a farm, I thought.
281
01:22:15,558 --> 01:22:20,392
But I couldn't do anything about it. It was his right.
282
01:22:30,642 --> 01:22:34,725
Have you taken the place who was actually mine?
283
01:22:36,475 --> 01:22:38,975
Can I smoke in here?
284
01:22:41,392 --> 01:22:43,267
Of course.
285
01:22:50.517 --> 01:22:53.017
What did you do then?
286
01:23:11,392 --> 01:23:13,767
I left.
287
01:23:18,933 --> 01:23:23,767
On the day I turned twenty. I have never been home afterwards.
288
01:23:25,892 --> 01:23:28,433
Sodeju.
289
01:23:31,350 --> 01:23:34,892
I haven't seen my mother anymore since I was 20.
290
01:23:38,267 --> 01:23:40,975
Is she still alive?
291
01:23:50,350 --> 01:23:53,058
I never figured that out.
292
01:24:05,183 --> 01:24:07,683
Thanks for the food.
293
01:24:36,892 --> 01:24:39,433
Where are we going?
294
01:24:43,975 --> 01:24:48,142
In a week take the bus home to Oslo.
295
01:24:51,642 --> 01:24:54.67
It was the summer for me.
296
01:25:06,558 --> 01:25:09,558
But that's life.
297
01:25:09,725 --> 01:25:12,017
You learn from that, when things happen.
298
01:25:17.892 --> 01:25:20.725
Don't forget to think about it
299
01:25:20.892 --> 01:25:22.975
later on.
300
01:25:26,725 --> 01:25:29,808
And never be bitter.
301
01:25:35,642 --> 01:25:38,683
It is permitted to think.
302
01:25:43,100 --> 01:25:45,517
Do you understand?
303
01:25:56.433 --> 01:26:02.017
You step into Elverum on the train home, to Oslo.
304
01:26:02,183 --> 01:26:06,017
Then I finish everything here and if that happened, I will come.
305
01:26:08.308 --> 01:26:10.975
Is that good?
306
01:26:11,142 --> 01:26:13,808
Yes that is good.
307
01:26:16,475 --> 01:26:22,517
No. It was not good. I had a bad feeling.
308
01:26:33,933 --> 01:26:39,308
The big question that I ask myself in the time after that time and again:
309
01:26:39,475 --> 01:26:44,933
or that he already knew then that he would never come after.
310
01:26:45,100 --> 01:26:50,683
That it was the last time that we saw each other.
311
01:27:44,933 --> 01:27:47,225
Are you awake?
312
01:27:48,267 --> 01:27:50,142
Yes.
313
01:27:53,975 --> 01:27:58,475
We will take it tomorrow. We send the wood on the road.
314
01:28:01,267 --> 01:28:05,308
Franz is coming to help. - Alright.
315
01:29:42.183 --> 01:29:45.517
We have to cut them down with the ax.
316
01:29:45.83 --> 01:29:50.267
A easy-going person must take great risks now and then.
317
01:33:23,100 --> 01:33:25,892
Did you get my dad?
318
01:33:26,058 --> 01:33:30,600
Have you had years of my life who were actually meant for me?
319
01:33:42,683 --> 01:33:48,058
Father stayed with the river with her. I know that for sure.
320
01:33:59,725 --> 01:34:05,975
And that Lars is not talking about him, that must be because he wants to spare me.
321
01:34:30,933 --> 01:34:33,600
Have you been stealing horses?
322
01:34:33,767 --> 01:34:37,642
Put on your clothes and come out immediately.
323
01:34:40,725 --> 01:34:46.392
Where are we going? - You know our own river
324
01:34:46.558 --> 01:34:50.517
all the way from here until a whole stretch runs in Sweden?
325
01:34:50,683 --> 01:34:54,433
She doesn't need to ask anyone for permission.
326
01:34:54,600 --> 01:34:59,683
She is writhing here undisturbed in the landscape.
327
01:34:59,850 --> 01:35:02,683
We are going to do the same.
328
01:35:02,850 --> 01:35:07,933
We are going on a trip to Sweden, see how our wood is doing.
329
01:35:32,725 --> 01:35:35,225
That is setback.
330
01:35:37,683 --> 01:35:44,308
Now there is little water. That's why they usually do it in the spring.
331
01:35:55.975 --> 01:35:58.75
One two Three.
332
01:36:32,850 --> 01:36:35,975
See that sunspot there?
333
01:36:37,017 --> 01:36:39,183
Sweden starts there.
334
01:36:45,725 --> 01:36:49,517
Who is the first. Come on.
335
01:37:38,850 --> 01:37:41,975
Does it hurt a lot somewhere?
336
01:37:44,808 --> 01:37:47,725
Only a little bit in the soul?
337
01:38:20,017 --> 01:38:22,725
Lower it, Trond.
338
01:38:27,058 --> 01:38:29,767
Just leave it.
339
01:38:41,267 --> 01:38:44,392
You can't use it for anything.
340
01:39:59,642 --> 01:40:01.517
Trond?
341
01:42:09,475 --> 01:42:11,600
Trond.
342
01:42:11,767 --> 01:42:14,267
I've got you.
343
01:42:15.517 --> 01:42:18.017
Are you OK?
344
01:42:21,100 --> 01:42:23,725
Come on.
345
01:42:25,225 --> 01:42:27,392
Come on.
346
01:43:40,642 --> 01:43:47,642
The 3.45 pm train from Elverum has just arrived on track 4.
347
01:44:05,600 --> 01:44:10,308
I waited for the Elverum train that late summer every day.
348
01:44:40,767 --> 01:44:43,892
Is it you? - Yes I'ts me.
349
01:44:46,058 --> 01:44:49,267
That is certainly a surprise, isn't it?
350
01:44:49,433 --> 01:44:52,517
I can't deny that.
351
01:45:16,142 --> 01:45:18,392
Hi, Father of mine.
352
01:45:21,725 ??-> 01:45:24,225 -->
Hi my child.
353
01:45:31,142 --> 01:45:35,725
I called all municipalities within 100 km, to find out where you live.
354
01:45:35,892 --> 01:45:39,683
And more. I've been busy for weeks.
355
01:45:39,850 --> 01:45:43,433
Then I came to have a look, in Norway.
356
01:45:45,933 --> 01:45:49,017
You don't even have a phone.
357
01:45:50,100 --> 01:45:52,433
Damn it too.
358
01:46:00.308 --> 01:46:02.767
You can now switch off the engine.
359
01:46:10.767 --> 01:46:12.975
It is beautiful here.
360
01:46:14,642 --> 01:46:18,683
I thought it would be beautiful, over time.
361
01:46:22,683 --> 01:46:26,225
Would you rather have that I had not come?
362
01:46:28,142 --> 01:46:32,433
Maybe you want to be left alone? That's why you're here, aren't you?
363
01:46:32,600 --> 01:46:34,683
And then...
364
01:46:36,183 --> 01:46:41,058
I come before dawn drove into your yard and bothered you.
365
01:46:41,225 --> 01:46:44,142
I've changed my life.
366
01:46:46.558 --> 01:46:50.308
I didn't feel like it anymore, after the accident.
367
01:47:11,225 --> 01:47:14,600
How are you doing?
368
01:47:14.767 --> 01:47:17.517
I'm doing well.
369
01:47:17,683 --> 01:47:22,475
The days pass. I have a neighbor with whom I have a lot in common.
370
01:47:22,642 --> 01:47:28,975
A handy guy with a chainsaw. It is especially he who helps me.
371
01:47:32,183 --> 01:47:36,183
I chop wood, carpenter, take long walks
372
01:47:36,350 --> 01:47:39,267
and in the evening I read everything.
373
01:47:40.308 --> 01:47:42.808
But especially Dickens.
374
01:47:44,725 --> 01:47:47,558
You always read Dickens at home.
375
01:48:14.933 --> 01:48:18.933
The letter is addressed to all three of us. He's from father.
376
01:48:20,600 --> 01:48:26,225
"Thanks for the time we have together had. I look back with joy on it,
377
01:48:26,392 --> 01:48:30,725
but now there is another time and there is nothing you can do about it:
378
01:48:30,892 --> 01:48:34,017
I'm not coming home anymore.
379
01:48:54,058 --> 01:48:58,725
In a bank in Karlstad, Sweden, I have credit
380
01:48:58,892 --> 01:49:04,433
for the wood we had that summer felled and sent along with the river.
381
01:49:04,600 --> 01:49:08,850
I have already written to the bank so you can withdraw the money
382
01:49:09.017 --> 01:49:16.017
with your passport and the power of attorney I have attached.
383
01:49:17.725 --> 01:49:20.017
All the best.'
384
01:49:21,183 --> 01:49:23,267
Wood?
385
01:50:33,933 --> 01:50:37,933
"Whether I become the hero in my own life story,
386
01:50:57,142 --> 01:50:59,642
Something so horrible:
387
01:50:59,850 --> 01:51:03,183
a kind of ghost existence,
388
01:51:03,350 --> 01:51:09,350
in which I could only look at the one who had taken my place.
389
01:51:16,183 --> 01:51:19,808
I did not know that you had such thoughts.
390
01:51:19.975 --> 01:51:22.683
You never told me that.
391
01:51:24,933 --> 01:51:26,808
No.
392
01:51:35,392 --> 01:51:39,433
She has no idea how many times I have thought the same thing
393
01:51:39,600 --> 01:51:44,475
and then had to read through, almost stiff with fear.
394
01:52:19,308 --> 01:52:24,850
Warmlandsbank. - Yes, but that's not here.
395
01:52:25,017 --> 01:52:29,142
Are you cold? - No, I'm not cold.
396
01:52:29,308 --> 01:52:34,017
It's not here. I do ask someone. - It must be somewhere around here.
397
01:52:45,683 --> 01:52:49,392
It is beautiful here. - We can't keep walking around here.
398
01:52:49,558 --> 01:52:52,975
We have to ask someone the way. - We sure will find it.
399
01:52:53,142 --> 01:52:55,642
We certainly do that in the end.
400
01:52:58,850 --> 01:53:01,475
Excuse me? The Wärmlandsbank.
401
01:53:01,642 --> 01:53:05,225
What? - The road to the Wärmlandsbank.
402
01:53:05,392 --> 01:53:09,017
Do you know where it is? Are you deaf?
403
01:53:09,183 --> 01:53:12,767
What? - Are you deaf?
404
01:53:12.933 --> 01:53:15.850
Do you want a slap on your face?
405
01:53:23,767 --> 01:53:28,725
I had made a choice, when I didn't hit that man in Karlstad.
406
01:53:29,767 --> 01:53:34,308
If I had hit, I had become a different man.
407
01:53:36,058 --> 01:53:39,767
Then my life would have become a different life.
408
01:53:59,475 --> 01:54:03,850
Was there no bill? - Yes, it went fine.
409
01:54:04,017 --> 01:54:07,933
I got the money, but it was only 150 crowns.
410
01:54:08,100 --> 01:54:10,767
Doesn't that seem a little low?
411
01:54:10.933 --> 01:54:16.267
I don't understand that, but how much do you think you can earn from such wood?
412
01:54:16,433 --> 01:54:21,767
No idea. - We went on a journey together.
413
01:54:22,808 --> 01:54:26,517
Do you know what the funniest thing is? We have to spend the money here.
414
01:54:26,683 --> 01:54:32,392
We cannot take it to Norway. Because of certain currency restrictions.
415
01:54:32,558 --> 01:54:34,642
Come.
416
01:54:45,142 --> 01:54:48,058
Hey. We are looking for a suit for this young man here.
417
01:54:50,475 --> 01:54:54,600
Such a one for him there.
418
01:54:55,558 --> 01:54:57,850
Jacket out.
419
01:55:31,975 --> 01:55:34,058
Is it okay inside, Trond?
420
01:57:06,683 --> 01:57:10,225
At that moment everything felt fine.
421
01:57:12,392 --> 01:57:16,767
It was a nice suit and it was a beautiful city.
422
01:57:21,350 --> 01:57:24,558
And we decide for ourselves
423
01:57:24,725 --> 01:57:27,433
Based on the novel by Per Petterson HORSES STEAL
424
01:57:24,725 --> 01:57:27,433
Based on the novel by Per Petterson HORSES STEAL
425
1:11:18,267 --> 1:11:22,642
So he stayed in Sweden until the war was over.
426
1:15:11,308 --> 1:15:14,100
That pile looks really good.
427
1:15:20.725 --> 1:15:25.892
But he is still beautiful. Just like a real miniature.
428
1:15:27,642 --> 1:15:31,183
I don't know what miniature is.
429
1:15:32,850 --> 1:15:37,350
That is like something very small, exactly the same as something big.
430
1:15:38,892 --> 1:15:43,267
It's just a few sticks. - Fine.
431
1:15:45,267 --> 1:15:47,850
It's just a few sticks.
432
1:15:53.517 --> 1:15:56.392
Don't you want to eat anything?
433
1:15:58.225 --> 01:16:00.183
No.
434
1:16:17.725 --> 1:16:21.267
I shot my brother.
435
1:16:27,267 --> 1:16:30,058
I know that.
436
1:16:40.808 --> 1:16:44.058
But it wasn't your fault.
437
1:16:44.225 --> 1:16:47.433
You didn't know that the gun was loaded.
438
1:16:57,225 --> 1:16:59,767
It was an accident.
439
1:17:02,350 --> 1:17:04,267
Yes.
440
1:17:15,308 --> 1:17:18,100
Everyone says that.
441
1:17:23,350 --> 1:17:27,017
Are you sure you don't want to eat? - Yes
442
1:17:30,433 --> 1:17:32,933
I'll stay here.
443
1:18:17,267 --> 1:18:20,392
So then you're in the right place.
444
1:18:32,267 --> 1:18:37,267
I can feel his mood infectious.
445
1:18:43,392 --> 1:18:48,850
Something in me is changing, I am changing,
446
1:18:50,100 --> 1:18:53,683
in someone whom I don't know very well.
447
1:19:31,142 --> 1:19:35,767
I would actually take over the farm.
448
1:19:39,933 --> 1:19:44,350
You must have wondered why I live here
449
1:19:44.517 --> 1:19:47.767
and not in the village where I come from?
450
1:19:47,933 --> 1:19:50,433
Yes, a little bit.
451
1:19:50,600 --> 1:19:54.50
I'd take him over.
452
1:20:22,267 --> 1:20:28,308
He fell ill. Nobody understood what he actually had.
453
1:20:46.933 --> 01:20:50.183
Fall 1956
454
1:21:44,892 --> 1:21:47,975
and said he was prepared to take over the farm.
455
1:23:43,850 --> 1:23:46.350
I do not know.
456
1:25:38,850 --> 1:25:40,725
Yes.
457
1:28:06,350 --> 1:28:10,517
It will not be child's play. It is a lot of wood.
458
1:30:06,267 --> 1:30:08,350
Run, damn it.
459
1:50:17,392 --> 1:50:21,808
I did not understand that Díckens was the name of the man who had written the book.
460
1:50:21,975 --> 1:50:26,517
I thought it was a special type of book that only we had.
461
1:50:29,183 --> 1:50:33,767
Sometimes you read aloud from David Copperfield.
462
1:50:38,100 --> 1:50:43,683
whether that role is assigned to another, time will tell. "
463
1:50:44,892 --> 1:50:49,600
I always found that start scary.
464
1:50:50,808 --> 1:50:56,100
That we don't necessarily have the lead had to play in our own lives.
465
1:7:27,600 --> 1:7:31,850
It was an important peak from the home front.
466
1:7:32,017 --> 1:7:36,350
He hid there for a few days waiting for a flight option.
467
1:7:39,600 --> 1:7:44,725
Several times a day the Germans drove past the farm.33702
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