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HOW TO DRAW A PERFECT CIRCLE
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Written by
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A film by
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What about when grandma finds out
your selling things from the house?
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What did you say?
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What if grandma finds out?
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Grandma won't find out.
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When you've sold everything...
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When there's nothing left to sell, what
will you sell then?
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I'll sell you!
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Don't forget you're having dinner
with your father tomorrow.
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I'm not going!
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Why not?
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Because I don't feel like it.
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But you should go.
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This is the moment to open brackets
and describe the characters' feelings
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Odile wonders if the two boys
are noticing her breasts
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swaying under her sweater
with her every move.
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Franz thinks of everything
and of nothing,
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he doesn? know if the world
is becoming a dream
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or if the dream is becoming
a world of its own.
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Do you remember what you promised?
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Have you forgotten?
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No,
but that was when we were children.
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You've forgotten.
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I don't believe
that you're still a virgin.
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Why?
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Didn't I promise you?
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Can you not sleep?
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No.
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You better go to bed.
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Mum might wake up.
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I wasn't expecting you anymore.
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I thought you also didn't want
to see me anymore...
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This is delicious!
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Are you winning?
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I am, for now,
but we're just getting started.
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I hope I haven't brought bad luck.
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Oh! You don't need luck in poker
Guilherme!
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In poker you need knowledge
and intuition.
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Poker has nothing to do with luck.
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Nothing!
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Don't forget the porcelain dolls.
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What shall I do? I think I'll bet.
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No, I won't.
I won't bet and I'm folding.
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Oh, that's no good.
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I... I... I'm betting, I am.
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- Folding is no good.
- I know, but I had to.
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- She's betting.
- I am. I don't know how, but I am.
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You're so lucky. You've been having
such good hands.
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No, I'm not.
It's just XXXXXX
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- Well, my hand isn't so bad actually.
- I can't do anything.
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No, terrible hand.
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Look, I'm folding.
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- You're folding?
- I am.
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With this hand of mine,
the luck is all on your side.
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Beatriz, what are you going to do?
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I think I'll bet...
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I think I'll bet. I'll call.
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- Yes, no.
- It looks great.
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Ok, here we go, I'll call and raise.
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- You're lucky.
- Lucky.
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- It's luck.
- It is. It really is luck.
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Ok, Ok.
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Dad?
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Dad?
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Dad?
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Dad?
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Oh, Guilherme.
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- Am I disturbing you, Dad?
- No, not at all, come on.
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Come here. Come in.
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Come here.
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I'm so happy to see you.
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I'm really happy to see you.
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Is everything all right?
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How's the family?
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- Your sister, is she well?
- Yes.
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The book you lent me...
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Did you like it?
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It's a children's book, yes...
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You think you're too grown up do you?
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Go upstairs to the neighbour's house,
there's a tray on the door step.
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Get it and come down,
is that all right?
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What do I tell him?
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Say nothing, the door is closed.
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"Thank you"
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Dad?
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You're going to think it a bit of a stupid
question. Promise you won't laugh.
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I promise.
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What does one have to do
to seduce a girl?
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Are you in love?
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What does one say?
What does one do?
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You're not the talkative type,
you're more ofthe quiet kind.
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You don't say anything.
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- I don't say anything?
- Nothing.
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I say nothing...
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And how can I show her I like her then?
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Look at her... In the eyes...
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ls that how you do it?
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But mum was very young.
Did you do the same thing?
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Tell me about your love? ls she pretty?
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Yes, she is pretty.
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Talk to me about her...
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I don't feel like talking about her.
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Are you coming to pick me up this
weekend?
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Yes, of course.
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See you.
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- Bye.
- Bye.
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Have you been writing?
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About a neighbour.
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Who is your neighbour?
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A poor guy
who doesn't leave his house anymore.
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I can relate to that.
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I'd like to read it.
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I have no more excuses,
no more dough. A complete disaster.
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Guilherme.
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Thank you.
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No.
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Well...
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this one is for you
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and this one for you.
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Are you going to read it?
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You know I don't enjoy reading much.
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I know, but it isn't one of my books,
I didn't write it,
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a lady wrote it.
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It's by Virginia Woolf.
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- You can make an effort...
- What about you?
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You never made an effort
to speak Portuguese.
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You're being mean to me.
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Very mean!
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Thanks Daddy.
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Shall we go?
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Are you all right? Does your head hurt?
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You have to take care of your sister,
she won't listen to me.
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You have to take care of her.
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She's like your mother.
Does things first and thinks later.
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You're more intelligent than her.
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Do you understand what I'm saying?
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I decorated this room just for you.
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Do want to see it?
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Grandma?
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Grandma?
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I have to stop smoking.
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I wanted to ask you ifl can sleep here.
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Of course, you've got your own room.
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I'd like to live here with you.
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Let's go in, we'll look like a couple who
can't make up their minds otherwise.
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Come on, let's go.
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Come on.
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Yes, yes.
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Yes.
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Guilherme, it's your mother,
would you like to speak to her?
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Do you want to speak to her?
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Hello?
Don't worry, he's fine.
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I'm telling you he's here, don't worry.
Why are you always worried?
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All right then, big kiss.
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Is everything all right?
Don't you want a drink?
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No.
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It's for the upstairs neighbour.
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Is he sick?
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No, take that to him,
and leave it on his doorstep, ok?
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Leave that at the door, on the floor.
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Did you leave the tray?
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Yes.
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Did he open the door?
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No.
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How stupid!
He never opens the door.
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Talk to me about this girl.
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What girl?
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Is she pretty, does she have soft skin?
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I don't like her anymore.
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I don't like her anymore.
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Is she intelligent?
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Yes.
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Chat, chat, chat!
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Is this the book you're writing?
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No, no.
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It's something I wrote
a long time ago.
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Seems like there's someone
who wants to publish it.
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Very well...
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What is it about?
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They're short stories, erotic stories.
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Can you read it to me?
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I wrote this a long time ago in Paris.
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Before I met your mother,
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long before you and your sister were
born.
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And what were you doing there?
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A bit of everything.
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Go to restaurants, to the theatre.
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Can you read a bit?
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It's late.
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Please.
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"In Paris it rains every morning
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"Like blades, as if they rattled
five x-rays glued together.
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"She trembles.
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"The jazz music can't be heard here,
because we've climbed many stairs.
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“ 'What floor are we on?'
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"And there are doors.
A series of wooden doors.
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"Wood and more wood.
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"A study on sound.
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"Wood, wood, stairs,
wood and more wood.
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“ 'You'll die before you're father does',
I told her.
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"And she spat on me afterwards.
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“ 'Fair enough' - I told her.
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Tomorrow she'll wait, again."
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It's not erotic.
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No, not if you've been sleeping
since the beginning.
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Even when I was awake,
there wasn't a single sex scene.
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Guilherme?
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These shoes were too tight for her.
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We have to be comfortable,
even when we die.
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Guilherme?
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Will you play Tic-tac-toe with me?
It'll help you keep your mind off it.
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Come on.
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There you go.
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You make perfect circles,
but you always loose.
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Yes, yes, I've reflected on the article.
It's much better. Considerably better.
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Are you ready?
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"L heard of an insane asylum..."
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"l heard of..."
Are you listening?
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"L heard of an insane asylum where
lunatics are fed as if they were cattle."
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Full stop.
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"L heard oft a boy who was shut
indoors for 30 years.
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"Everyday," (comma)
"he leaves the house
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"and waits for the bus in front of the
building he lives in." (full stop)
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"He stays there waiting for his mother
to pick him up..." (dot-dot-dot)
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"But his mother doesn't come." (stop)
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"The first bus ofthe day arrives,"
(comma)
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making him anxious. (full stop)
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"Some people get off
but not his mother. "(full stop)
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"The same thing happens
with the second bus
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and the third
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and the fourth... (dot-dot-dot)
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"The lunatic stays there,"(comma)
"at the bus stop, all day long". (period)
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"He gets up on his toes when he hears
a bus arriving," (comma)
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"hoping it's the one," (comma)
"hoping that this time she will arrive."
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"He knows the meal schedule,"
(comma) "and opens the door to eat."
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"They offer him rice," (comma)
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"meat and sometimes
they say something to him."
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"He goes outside," (comma) "crosses
the road and sits as still as a bird."
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"He's the bus stop bird.
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"He keeps as still as a bird, next to the
sign where the bus number is written"
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(comma) "number 60. "(full stop)
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"And he waits there, looking silly,
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"except when the bus 60 appears
and disappears," (comma)
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"his face is scary. .
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"His face is scary...
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"one can read the uncontrolled anguish
and the anguish,
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"one can read the unbridled hope
and anguish." (full stop)
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"Can you imagine a child who looses
his parents at a place he doesn't know?
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"That's what we know
about this lunatic.
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"His mother abandoned him there
30 years ago
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"telling him: 'l'll come and get you
tomorrow'. But never came back."
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"But never came."
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Ok?
ls it better?
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- Is everything all right?
- Yes, how about you?
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01:13:14,541 --> 01:13:15,736
Yes.
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01:14:41,500 --> 01:14:43,696
- Dad! Dad!
" Yes?
259
01:14:44,416 --> 01:14:45,690
Come and see!
260
01:14:50,625 --> 01:14:51,979
What is it?
261
01:15:57,583 --> 01:15:59,381
Stay there, Guilherme.
262
01:16:00,375 --> 01:16:01,854
Don't come in!
263
01:16:44,041 --> 01:16:45,793
What happened Daddy?
264
01:16:50,333 --> 01:16:52,324
Nothing, he died, that's all.
265
01:17:27,916 --> 01:17:29,987
You can't stay with me.
266
01:17:34,375 --> 01:17:36,889
You have to go back to your mother.
267
01:18:37,458 --> 01:18:38,857
Are you going out?
268
01:19:34,541 --> 01:19:37,055
Do you want me to stay here tonight?
269
01:19:40,000 --> 01:19:43,231
I'm not going to work tomorrow
and we're both going for a walk.
270
01:19:43,541 --> 01:19:46,374
And you're going to tell me
what's going on.
271
01:19:47,125 --> 01:19:48,240
Ok?
272
01:20:02,666 --> 01:20:04,782
And what would you like to do?
273
01:20:08,500 --> 01:20:11,333
We've never gone out together before.
274
01:20:25,583 --> 01:20:28,735
So let's go travelling together.
275
01:21:16,833 --> 01:21:18,187
Guilherme,
276
01:21:20,916 --> 01:21:24,955
I think your sister would
like to know you're back home.
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