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That's when she started talking about Morocco and the cities.

Mum says, I see if he doesn't ask who her safety is.

So what the hell is a safety anyway?

L'Orealie!

Lucy.

Mum!

Lucy!

Love you better give me your...

Mommy!

Mommy!

Mommy!

No!

Lucy!

Mum, is it Christmas yet?

No darling, not till morning.

Is it morning yet?

Okay, come on.

Oh, you see?

No...

Ah,...

Yeah, I think of two children…

Oh yeah, I'm right there, Ellie.

Hello!

Hello, Ellie.

Hello?

Merry Christmas.

No, darling.

Not in Morocco, isn't it?

Everybody can use that of men.

Have you noticed?

Mr. Cheats.

Do you think so?

Where did you learn that?

Like a bastard and bomb.

Hey!

Back up after the bomb!

Let's go back up.

', nine.

Let's go!

Let's go!

It's arrived!

It's this!

Hey, for us!

It's so useful!

One for you, here we go.

And one for you.

Kings worked.

Hahaha!

Hey!

Made them rock!

Another joke.

Telling truffles.

Gross.

Oh well. At least they're edible.

Two tickets to the Royal Albert Hall on January 1st.

Only in 1st.

Mum.

What do you think?

Too big.

Mum, it's the wrong castle.

Oh, it's addressed.

It's definitely for us.

It's the bloody man, isn't it?

And that boy.

Mum, where's our present?

Kensington, I expect if there's a here.

Enhance.

I need to.

My darling is Mandy and Lionel.

Darlings.

Lionel!

Oh, your bloody father!

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Merry Christmas, Mommy.

Merry Christmas, Mommy.

Thank you.

What's the point, Mom?

Everyone has to work, B.

And nobody wants doughs.

Come on, Winkle, we have rice poo-dee again.

As soon as the check comes from your father.

Sure, Father Christmas.

Don't we want to go home, Mom?

London's cold. Cold and sad.

No camel. No abdulthe jelly bean.

No scorpions.

No cations.

No cations.

No cations.

No cations.

No cations.

No scapions.

So don't we want to go home then?

No Lucy. Not yet.

Not by a long way.

You double your travel pace, darling.

It tastes like mud.

It's a delicacy, actually.

B, when you grow up,

what do you like to be a steppit?

No, I don't think so.

What then?

I'd like to be normal.

I'd like to be normal.

Go on.

Once upon a time.

Once upon a time.

There was a big house.

All alone in a desert.

He had a hundred rooms.

They were all empty.

No one had lived there.

Not for lifetimes and lifetimes.

But in the last room the house.

Where it was all dark.

He had a spooky carpet.

Years and years passed.

And grumpy.

And no in pain.

And he ants.

And a few birds.

And scorpions lived under it.

And then...

Then...

Then one day.

I'm going to go!

I'm going to go!

I'm going to go!

I'm going to go!

I'm going to go!

I'm going to go!

One Zach,

you little blonde

that wants me.

Rich,

do not react.

Let's play with that woman.

Look out!

I mean,

Mr. Giftner!

No!

No!

No, you're interested?

No, you're interested?

You're a city.

Oh, God!

I'm going to go to the house.

I'm going to go to the house.

I'm going to go to the house.

I'm going to go to the house.

What's wrong?

I'm going to be in the house!

I'm going to go to the house.

This is Mama.

Hello.

Hello.

Julia.

Hello, my name is Malik.

Hello, my name is Malik.

I'm sorry, I'm still learning.

Is this your daughter?

Yes.

Thank you.

Are you on holiday?

No.

We live here.

Daydreaming.

Finging about things, things.

Oh, hey.

Kids' father should pull it, right?

In London.

That's cool.

This is Frank, from Frankfurt.

Hi.

Hi.

Frank brought 300 trips from Frankfurt, didn't he?

Right there in his backpack, took him to die a bet, laid them on the entire village.

Hippies, freaks, Barakans, man, woman, and child, LSD, pure 300 tabs.

Man, woman, and child.

Eva, hi.

Oh, man.

Hey, Eva.

I put your friends in my bag.

Eva!

Oh, how are you?

See you there, lady.

This is what happened when you come to Morocco for a good time.

You get married and join the Sufi.

Oh, this is wonderful.

This is what you were asking about.

The greatest living Sufi.

Shake Ben-Jelina.

Did he give it to you?

Yes.

Sort of.

He must have tiny feet.

The most elegant of old men.

Not only a great teacher, but a true saint.

In a school?

Yes.

The school was a great teacher.

The school of the annihilation of the ego.

To find the God within me.

Will you show me where you taught you?

I'd really love to know that would only be bad impersonation.

You'll have to go yourself.

In fact, Julia, I think you must.

I would go into our journey to see the Sufi.

I'd love to, wouldn't you?

You'll have to make some money first.

Make money? Oh, that's all right then.

I'm not a beautiful teacher, I'm a beautiful teacher.

Be a fool.

You need to be a fool.

What does all that mean?

I mean, I mean, like, I'm all right.

I'm fine. I'm okay. I'm okay.

Sit down, will you?

Sit down, will you?

Sit down, will you?

I'm fine.

The road is dark.

Hidden danger.

Lost makes you can't.

I wonder.

A hanged man.

The world turned upside down.

A sacrifice.

A sacrifice?

A sacrifice?

A salvation?

Social media's available.

People don't know a million questions.

That's what the cannot do.

MohamedONE flavored it.

hook &roductated!

ral dogson dismissed it.

woman shouting

She could be with marineSTRons after heart Hospital church.

mch...

Duchess, is the following Lady's house.

Miss your sister to her?

Be...

Lucy.

Mom?

Welcome to my house.

And these are my brothers?

Of course you are then.

Hey, I'm shaking!

Are they shaking?

I can't come to see them at home.

It's all her people.

Why are you being so angry?

Oh, I'm in the house.

Hello, darling.

Where's your two spring from?

I'm in the house.

I work like animals.

Isn't that England, Julia?

Is it?

Are you fat, I've...

Is he a bad man?

No, not bad.

You're just kind of forgetful.

So, he's sleepy?

Not exactly.

He's a writer and a poet.

Good one, in fact.

He's quite famous.

But you loved him.

Rather than share him.

Yes, I did.

He has the...

the wife?

Not wives, exactly.

I need things for myself below.

I need things for them, you know.

Thanks?

Things.

Like a different life, something different from before.

This is made up of some for you.

Do you want to hear it?

Maybe tomorrow.

And maybe for money.

Oh, good.

Very good.

But that is not how we can make money.

That is how we make money.

Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes!

We can take...

I'm a guy.

It's been a long long lately with them.

No!

I need one to get dead.

Oh, the...

It seems like...

Tell us if you can do the best.

Mama, come on.

I'm not the wifey.

All right, all right.

Here come the sun.

Here come the sun.

No!

Come on, baby.

No!

You're so...

No!

Come on, baby.

No!

Come on, baby.

No!

Yes, but...

I need to work on it a little bit.

Stop!

You ready?

Yeah.

It brings life to you.

You're so good.

You're so good.

Yeah, I'm so good.

You're so good.

Okay, okay.

I know.

I need to work on it a little bit.

Yeah.

Here come the sun.

Be loud.

Be loud.

What?

If you said something,

it would always be the truth.

What?

Yeah, it's always.

If you come to see something,

would you always do it?

Of course.

Be loud.

I am my daddy now.

Be loud is going to sing us a song.

Am I?

We have to do it the only way.

Actually, you have to go into the wardrobe.

You have to go into the wardrobe and then you can't stop singing to it.

Yeah, go on!

Please!

Come on.

We saw you.

I'm so good.

I'm so good.

I'm so good.

I'm so good.

Come on.

We saw you.

Okay.

Okay.

Please, I love songs.

Okay.

Go on.

Back here, feel loud.

Hey, you can start now.

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

ils to that and still.

Yeah, baby!

It's quite common for daughters to be embarrassed by their mummies.

I mean, I remember mine.

She used to put on lipstick on the top floor of the bus.

Mum, he has to say something.

I have to go to school.

I don't have to do anything.

No, I have to go to school.

Well, you can then.

No, I can't.

I need a satchel.

I need a satchel, which I don't have.

I need a white shirt, which I don't have.

And I need a white skirt, which I don't have.

So, you see, I can't.

Tell you what.

We can go to the bank tomorrow.

And if the checkers come from your father...

And most of it hasn't.

Well, then we'll go the next day.

And most of it still hasn't.

We'll think of something.

Well, it won't arrive.

It won't, because he's forgotten about us.

Hasn't he?

We've got a job for a bird for poet and a translator.

We've got to make money!

Oh.

This wasn't bad, I think.

Uh-huh.

Who's what?

Oh, no.

No.

No, it isn't possible.

Not in English, not having in French.

I'll go and try.

Oh, look.

OK, he's like a... like a river?

A great river?

No.

No.

No, he's like a boat.

Huh?

Two boats.

Two homeless boats?

Two homeless boats.

Two homeless boats?

I said...

You know that I was eating a lot of stuff.

But I've been a little scared before.

Then what, I'm a little scared?

It's a good accident.

Look at that.

Beee!

Hi, Lucy.

Hi, babe.

This is Emma and I...

So?

How was your first day at school?

Well, a little girl, what herself?

And...

The teacher took her to the front of the cross

and beat her.

And beat her with a cane.

Until she stopped crying.

Then she beat some more.

And then the cane broke.

Oh, my God.

You can't go back there.

Why not?

Of course I can.

Only joking.

An Arab peasant looks at the moon.

Do you know me?

Surely not.

Then how have I offended you that you'd go a million miles just to plant your flag on my dreams?

Listen, America.

I, the poet, Ben Abdul-Jalil Nore-Eddin, make this petition.

I know I don't have much say in the matter, but just a word, America.

From one man to another.

How I read my soul by the light of her face, that she's not what she used to be

or will never again so brightly shine or rise singing that way through the dark morning,

brushing the stars from her hair.

So you spared no expense, seducer.

But for both our sakes, my enemy, send her back to me.

And this I plead, in the name of my soul, in the name of my people, our revolution.

In the name of my soul, in the name of my people, our revolution.

In the name of the moon.

Er, not for the moon.

I'm not a woman, but I'm not a woman.

I'm a woman, but I'm a woman, but I'm a woman.

And Ben Abdul-Jalil wants to thank you.

And may he have the typewriter back.

Of course.

What have I only done ten poems?

And that's Shara Safi.

Ah, yes, El Am.

I saw a copy of you, Baraka.

And I saw you, and I saw you, and I called you to meet him in St. Flair.

Yes, ten poems.

He says, a life cannot wish for more.

Mum, what does she mean, only ten poems?

I'm afraid, Lucy.

It means we're out of work.

The bank is closed.

Please will you look again.

There must have been a mistake.

There is no money here for you.

Tomorrow in Shara.

Words.

With their eyes and fall.

With them all right.

Oh, wow.

I am.

I am.

I am.

I am.

I am.

I am.

I am.

I am.

I am.

I am.

I am.

I am.

I am.

I am.

I am.

I am.

I am.

I am.

I am.

I'm not going to do that.

You live a...

That's my town!

I...

Fuck.

And sometimes...

I want to crack him in his bath.

Shut down.

You're on a good...

You're on a good show.

You're on a good show.

You're on a good show.

You're on a good show.

I found her in the house.

You're on a good show.

Another scheme is gone.

Julia.

What is wrong?

Julia.

Nothing.

I don't want to say that.

We have no money.

No money?

Absolutely not.

Not even for the rent.

How can you have no money?

Meaning?

Money mean, uh...

You are English.

Do you think I sell dolls fun?

No, but it's just money for the pocket.

Julia.

Many English don't have any money, you know.

Most of them, in fact.

Uh-huh.

Just because I'm English.

It doesn't mean...

It doesn't mean...

No problem.

So what's the problem?

What?

I left my job.

There are two women.

No, three women.

And the journey?

The journey.

That's very original.

And something's bad.

What kind of bad?

Then American dollars?

Get lost.

Oh, you must help me to tell you.

It is more important.

So maybe we should tell it to the police.

No, no, no, no.

No, nothing could possibly be that bad.

Please.

Well...

You will never have a husband.

Not bad, huh?

No husband.

I'm sorry, but it's best you know such things.

You can't believe all these are.

Do you see my pink trousers?

I think I wasn't wearing them this morning, was he?

I think so.

Strange.

How could they do that?

And we have nothing.

Nothing!

Yellow.

Stop it, please!

No, Mom!

Stop, please!

Stop, please!

No, Mom!

Stop, please!

No, Mom!

Stop, please!

No, Dad!

I know you like that!

I'm not going to do anything!

No!

Mom, stop!

Mom!

Mom!

Mom!

Mom!

Mom!

Mom!

Mom!

Mom!

No!

George!

Forget

A pinch of

mail wounds to

25 minutes!

What can father do

To infinity

Sorry.

Love, love, love, love.

I am living in a house.

I should have known.

Yes, it is.

With weird, I must have thought.

Don't let it go.

Don't let it go.

Don't let it go.

Don't let it go.

I must have thought.

I must have thought.

Okay.

B, what are you doing today?

I live...

...ba...

...ta.

And the five-galler of Islam?

Prayer study pilgrimage fasting and charity.

Good. Very good.

You really are the little arb-girl, huh?

Wouldn't a schoolgirl like a vacancy?

B-la means holiday.

But why?

I've been behind. I've just started.

Yes, but just for a while.

Until things get better.

Will you think about it?

Mm?

Bida's village.

I'll think about it.

NEXTgon

Daniel, do you like it?

Gears of proved?

What are you trying to do?

Yes, my mother showed him.

It took me long because I never ended up working.

Trevor, do you Squeeze?

I never see a school bat.

We have done all of this."

think queer

the

Oh, my God!

These are my people!

What's it like?

It's a little bit of a lie.

And it's a little bit of a lie.

Bilo!

Something wrong?

No, everything is fine.

I'm so glad.

I'm so glad.

I'm so glad.

I'm so glad.

I'm so glad.

It's beautiful.

I'm so glad.

I'm so glad.

I'm so glad.

Okay.

Now you are the little English boy.

I'm so glad.

You say when you grow up,

you will be a good man.

You can see that.

You can take Ching Ching Ching at 10 years.

How many wives in your country?

Thousands and thousands.

Lou, then Lou.

You're certain.

Ching Ching Ching.

His wife takes money.

Plenty of it.

It's a little bit like this.

She kills that.

And trouble.

and trouble. Every wife adds trouble to trouble.

A little uncle, a little game corn.

To add this time we need a power for great, great mathematicians.

Heather Ziri.

Shiba Badifto, but life passes and you suspend.

We need to move tomorrow.

Darcy Al, a cold Darcy Darby.

Hey!

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

That's why to neglect the wife is a crime against God.

The island inside.

The island inside.

And the mortal sin.

I suppose I feel sort of very at home.

On the side of the hill?

Yes.

On the side of the hill.

To feel the eyes is important.

For the memory.

Yes.

For when we go.

What?

Tomorrow morning.

Why?

This is your village below.

We've just arrived.

No.

I don't have a village anywhere.

No matter, no photo.

I'm ready.

I don't have a place.

I'm ready.

Where are you from?

From nowhere.

From nowhere!

From nowhere!

The world is made of shame.

Yes.

MS.

Bed.

Thequist forgot to stand with immediate interrupted help.

And I cannot be getting ready to challenge it.

Allow me to tell you.

For when you be able,

I lose many.

Now, I amsighted,

I'm not a man.

I'm a man.

I'm a man.

I'm a man.

I'm a man.

I'm a man.

I'm a man.

English?

Yes.

And this is your husband?

Yes.

He's my wife.

Don't they know your face?

No.

I don't think so.

I don't think so.

Hmm.

Let me have.

Vakmarov.

Thank you.

Mmm.

Mmm.

Mmm...

Moom's going to become a safee.

What do she please do?

They live in a mosque.

They pray all day, and they never go out.

Well, she can't anymore, because she's married to Beelow.

Mum's married to our dad. You just don't remember that thought.

No, Beelow told me so. On the bus.

Liar!

Beel! Liar! Beel!

Hey! Oh, Julia! Are they doing?

I could swim and swim. Maybe I could reach the other side.

Continue drawing your mid.

Fine. It just doesn't scare me anymore.

The annihilation of the ego.

The death of the body.

I'll get you to talk like that.

How can you people talk like that?

How can you people talk like that?

Hi, girl.

It is from the hotel.

The hotel? Have you been there?

Yes. How did you job?

With horses.

Can we go there? For a ride.

It is nothing. You're just as plastic.

Please! No!

Okay? I said no.

It is a bad place!

That's the last of it.

You got to re-provide.

That's why someone has to.

I can dig around.

Mum, where's Beelow?

He's gone to find food.

We'll have some lunch when he gets back from the hotel.

If he comes back.

What do you mean, darling?

Well, he's gone a bit positive, hasn't he?

You can dig around.

It takes you to the stars now.

I can dig around.

I can dig around.

I can dig around.

I can dig around.

I can dig around.

I can dig around.

I can dig around.

Mum, will we still have a garden?

Mmm.

I'm asked for taters every night.

Mmm.

I always do want to have two to go.

What?

When?

Only become a Sophie.

Oh!

Oh!

Beelow!

Hey, girls!

It's our deans.

For the six deans.

That's it.

And two cigarettes?

Oh, that's it.

Oh!

Don't be telling me.

Don't be telling me.

Don't be telling me.

Don't be telling me.

You can't know how to go back?

It's Marques, yes.

Oh!

I'm not my nuts.

I'm not my nuts.

I'm not my nuts.

Don't be telling me.

Don't be telling me.

Come on.

Come on.

I'll try.

My men!

Oh!

I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Okay.

This man called Moshimed,

and he will drive you to Marques.

He's a beano coming.

Aren't you coming, Vena?

No.

There's a working nagad here.

Oh, my gosh.

I'm telling you to come in with us.

Come on, Lacy.

No.

There is no longer part of the plan, Lucy.

Look at...

Learn and work.

That's the only secret.

Okay.

We'll win me soon.

God willing.

In Shala.

Yes.

In Shala.

Go!

Go!

Go!

Go!

Come here.

Come here.

What did he say?

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

Vila.

G Sul oil.

Two energy composition in Choseon.

I remember your husband.

I knew him in the 60s.

Quite a dandy.

Does he still wear those gold waistcoats?

Probably.

And those little tight black, elegant shoes?

I'm sure he does.

And despicable red socks, full of old goat's cheese.

Do you ever see him?

London is such a big place.

Booming, actually, full of raincoats and pragmaties,

optimists, bag accounts, while...

Which is why you're here.

Which is exactly who I am here.

And you?

Something similar.

I have a house near my home.

You must come and visit.

Oh, Mom, could we? Please, Mom.

We'll see.

We have to go now.

He was my father.

I have many spare rooms.

Look at that one.

They're making funny noise.

Come on.

Mom, are we going to write speed up?

Oh, we're all done.

We'll have to write first because I don't know where he is.

So he knows how we are.

If he doesn't know where we are, we don't know where he is.

Then we won't be able to write something if he wanted to, would we?

Probably doesn't want to write.

Don't be having a dress, Mom.

No.

No.

I'm sorry, Mom.

Mom, don't cry.

Hello.

Hello, Mom.

Hello, Mom.

Hello.

Hello.

Hello.

Hello.

Hello.

Hello.

Hello.

Hello.

Hi, Julia.

I'm afraid you missed quite an average party.

Come.

Come in.

This is Charlotte.

Hello.

And this is Mr. Densei.

Hello.

Hello.

And this is Ms. Densei.

Hello.

Hi.

Do excuse the mess.

Can I help?

Oh.

Not sure if that would be an improvement.

On the country.

Yeah, sweet.

I'm B.

John Lewis, John Lewis, John Lewis, John Lewis, John Lewis, John Lewis, John Lewis, John Lewis, John Lewis.

John Lewis, John Lewis, John Lewis, John Lewis, John Lewis, John Lewis.

It's up.

John Lewis, what's before?

John Lewis, John Jones.

Well, well, well, sometime, Melly.

Oh, my God.

What are you hiding?

Not actually hiding. We're sort of exploring.

It is cake cake. Here it is, cake cake.

How long have you been in Morocco?

About a year.

Tell all.

Father Christmas.

Oh, what have you done?

Mussolini.

Billy Bumpeter. No! Your father.

Jake Benjale.

What?

That's my mum's guide.

Isn't that mum?

The Sufis.

And you know what to expect of these Sufis?

Knowledge, I hope. Some kind of guidance.

Let me tell you what to expect.

To start with some sitting around on cushions.

A great deal of illogic and even a greater deal more incense.

Days of fasting, interminable amounts of prayer, followed by a personal visit from God.

It's our country's tragedy, you know.

This escapism.

I'm not escaping anything.

I want to understand the truth.

And the truth, do you think it will just come and curl up on your lap and purr like a cat?

Be warned.

They're quite, quite dangerous to the mind.

These ancient frauds.

They wouldn't be permitted in Europe.

But it's Europe that's been cheated, of an inner world.

The world is simply the world madam of present duties of passing pleasures.

What's so great about passing pleasures?

Well, they're certainly more amusing.

Oh, sure.

Which is fine, you know.

You know which is fine for children, like cornflakes.

Truly, I never mind about Benjale.

He works for the tax department.

Actually, Benjade is the tax department.

Mum, it's delicious.

Oh, Lucy, don't scratch.

I bought this in the Medina, but it won't open.

Charlotte.

Man's work.

Ben.

Hello, my name.

I have a domain name.

I command you to open this tea.

Charlotte, it's blue polish.

wretched country.

Oh, my God!

You look grotesque.

I got it.

Badmassy and bum, badmassy and bum, badmassy and bum.

Badmassy and bum, badmassy and bum.

You know, that language is going to land those children in trouble.

They're having a discipline, Julia.

You think so?

I had plenty of that on my own travel, but I can't set it even if the slightest good.

No, I've probably said the same, unfortunately.

Okay.

But don't you think it's time you went home?

You mean to a one-room place in South London?

But surely better than here.

Or home in the evening with the two of them rigid from child minders and television.

Or 14 working hours a day and nothing to show at the end.

Yes, but sure.

I'm sorry, Charlotte, but...

These are things that you just don't know about.

Of course.

Children are a gift.

But that doesn't give you the right to put them in danger.

I beg your pardon?

I mean, Julia, that doesn't give you the right to just drag your children around Morocco

in the company of escaped criminals.

What the bloody hell are you talking about?

B?

B?

What have you been saying?

So why did he lie?

So how come the policeman knew his face?

Whose face? Belal?

So what about Fatima?

What about his wife?

What wife?

So how come we had to go to Agadir?

How come we had to hide at the lake?

And how come we had to leave America?

That was just a holiday.

Yeah, on the run.

Does that mean Belal can't come and stay here with us?

Lucy?

Go for bid.

Don't stop!

Its fingers travel the world, strangling its victims.

It was a black heart.

The black hand left one clue on the next to its victims.

It's such a pit to its thumb.

She ran around but she couldn't escape.

I'd though I was waiting at home for her.

Only a hideous sizzles.

Aah!

Aah!

Aah!

Can I find something in my bed?

Aah!

Aah!

I'm sick!

Lucy?

The check's arrived.

Bae, you have to tell mum.

You do.

The mummies come, but not as much as we need.

So I have to hitchhike to our jeers.

Mum?

Be has something to say.

I've been talking to Charlotte.

She says I can stay here.

Until you get back.

Is that what you want?

If you really want to go.

What does Charlotte say?

She says this is no place for the whole girls from Wilding.

I don't need another adventure mum.

I have to go to school.

I have to learn things.

I'll still be here when you get back.

Fine.

I'll be back.

I never thought you'd say that.

Bae, you know Lucy, you don't have to go either.

Not if you don't want to.

Idiots.

Chinkas.

Where are you?

What?

No.

I got one of you.

Where are you?

I'm angry.

I'm angry.

But now, silver leaves on mirrors, brings you life.

I got you!

I got you!

And the color of your eyes are bright.

Wild on the fly, the sky's the dawn.

Come see where your eyes cannot see.

Then close your eyes, child and look at what I told you.

I'm really proud of you.

Let your mind go reeling out and let the breeze has blown you.

Then maybe when we meet, suddenly I will know.

Lucy, Bae.

Bye darling.

Bye darling.

Bye darling.

See you soon, Bae.

Then go by me, cause I've been nothing but a dream.

And you can follow.

And you can follow.

I'll do it.

I'll do it.

Annie.

Annie.

Hening.

I'll do it.

Brush hour.

Brush hour.

The force will own name.

It felt good to be out of the rain.

In the desert you can remember your name.

Cause there ain't no one for the gift you know.

Annie.

Annie.

Is she?

Mom, that's my turn.

Don't you want me so mad darling.

In the desert song, you've got your blue one.

You've got your blue one.

You can remember your name.

Cause there ain't no one for the gift you know.

Hey.

I'm now Vila.

I'm now Vila.

I'm now Vila.

Vila.

Lao.

Hashi.

Riff.

Rowland.

Jelly.

Bae.

Scent.

I'll go by my elation.

Hashi.

Riff.

Rowland.

Jelly.

Bae.

Scent.

I'll go by my elation.

Riff.

Then you're two of these.

Please arms.

To be, are you full.

I feel the light.

All the joy.

Sky ?

Ooooh.

That's it.

Power.

How's that move tart?

Suppose you are nobody here.

That move.

I know what that is, we'll go.

Back!

Come here.

I'll tell you.

See?

Yeah.

Hold on to me.

Lusie.

Go, go, go.

Go, go.

Here you go.

Oh.

Oh.

Listen.

You're mine.

You're mine.

And you suffer a break.

Don't you want somebody to love?

Don't you want somebody to love?

You do love somebody to love?

You better find somebody to love.

You're mine.

And say your eyes may look like it.

Never need your help.

Don't stop!

No!

Lusie!

Lusie!

Lusie!

We're right Lusie.

Okay.

I smoke.

Just throw me in.

I smoke.

Close myuds.

So you start fate.

You can see, help.

insurgency we'll have to move.

The pictures that we do our

pictures, their videos,

brings all our pictures

and here we are.

Are you from London?

Yes.

That's a square.

Yes.

Lee Stockton.

My cousin lives there in Monet, Ma Jam.

Do you know him?

No.

Please.

Wait here.

Mom, is she Ben Jalelyn?

Yes, darling.

Is he coming out?

No, I don't think so.

He's dead.

Oh.

Mom, how long are we going to stay here?

As long as it takes, darling.

Look at you.

You've gone all blue.

Oh.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

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And do it very very.

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On to get that does.

By theconditionOU why eight bar.

No, I'm not.

I'm not a little girl.

I'm a little girl.

I'm a little girl.

No, what do Sufi do?

Sufi's have a King Lucy to another world.

And what's in the other world?

A kind of pure joy, a blissful emptiness,

and no pain.

No pain at all.

No tummy ache.

Yes.

No tummy ache.

No, what's your good lipstick from?

I've got an appointment with a new shake.

Hello, sweetie.

What moment?

Kiss.

Hi, Marie.

I'm so sorry about the shake, Pendulum.

He was getting very old and a little honor-rushing.

Please.

You are from London.

Do you have work there?

Well, I have a family.

I have a family.

I have a family.

Shake a pass.

I wanted to ask you about spiritual Baraka.

Of course.

And your age?

Twenty-five.

And father and mother?

They're both dead.

And children?

Yes, two.

And they are here with you?

One is.

And your husband?

Yes.

He lives in London.

So you are apart?

Yes.

And you still have a feeling of love for this husband?

Actually, he's not my husband.

And yes.

I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry.

And yes.

Yes, I do.

Yes, I'm sorry.

Sorry.

This is a bit of a surprise.

Tears are for memory.

They are gift from God.

Without them, I could be remembered ourselves.

Let alone remember him.

Not ready, I'm fine.

Thank you.

Be.

Be.

Be.

How did you get here did Charlotte bring you? No, I walked didn't I because you forgot about me haven't you?

No, be and you don't need to worry about

Because I'm just over it now

What the hell is that

Mommy

Mom, Mommy you okay? Yes, I'm fine

I'm fine darling

I sleep

Mom is it really my bed end two weeks two weeks and one day actually

It's not me it's B's birthday in one week and one day yep

Would you like to give her a party? Yes please

Mommy, please

Hi, oh hi

Your your daughter is not here. I'm afraid what?

This is my home you see and I had to ask them to leave to leave too many arguments for my taste

Jean-Louis and Charlotte moved up north

Be just wouldn't go. I think she was afraid of losing touch with you. You think she ran off and Charlotte couldn't find her

Mom was be home. I thought everything will be over. I thought my daughter was be everything will be alright

Oh

My daughter here. Yeah, she's little Patricia. You know she's so Christian fanatic bitch, man

Oh my god, what does she do? I don't know sort of convert people. I guess. Do you know?

Do you know where she lives? Hey, don't worry about B lady, you know, I told her say shout

Fucking shit out, you know, but did she say it? No, I mean, I mean what's the toilet man? That kid she's trouble truly

I

See

Your glue to this table

What

You must be Julia wait here, please

Be you made it just in time actually my little helper

Oh

Jice on my birthday cake

Happy birthday darling, it's my best day soon really

I put you a present

You've never had a party like this before have you dear never

Julia and Lucy have nowhere to sleep tonight

Shall we make up a bear for them maybe and then we can all sit down and have a nice talk about our Lord Jesus

Maybe

Mom why does Patricia hate me I don't know she certainly detests your old mom

Well, I suppose it's what be always wanted to be an orphan

No Lucy

To be normal

Be it's Patricia mama

No, I like that really

Don't be

Oh

Oh

Just because the child wants coffee doesn't mean she should have it ridiculous

If you wish to argue I insist we go elsewhere

Of course, have you ever done differently?

Be I'm your mummy not her

Oh

Oh

Oh

Happy

Oh

Each hour

What do you think?

I have a job with tourists and the horse called magnificent.

Magnificent.

Yes.

Ahhh!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No, this is the uniform belongs to the bus.

And you know, if the bus gets angry, huh?

Does that mean the bus basically is sad?

Yes, and overtime.

And bonuses must be raised.

Be loud.

I don't want you spending your money on us.

Anything.

Does that mean you don't take a tattoo London?

No, you see.

That means you can have a banter.

Is the bus right?

Nice? No.

The bus is very, very scary.

Scary like black hand.

Even scary.

Scary like black hand.

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

What is it?

What's the matter?

Look at me.

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

Me?

My God.

Here's the medication.

Can you afford this, Madam?

It's expensive.

Yes, your Western companies are not kind to we Africans.

I suggest you find somebody of taking these children home.

I'm gonna be doing that.

We would never do anything she didn't want to do.

Lela le machechig.

No, that's not possible.

Send a papa sieve!

I'm sorry, madam.

This is the Moroccan Postal Service, and anything is possible.

Come on.

Lela!

Lela!

Lela!

Lela!

Lela!

Bey!

Bey!

It's Bey!

Where's the daughter?

Where's the fucking daughter?

Bey!

No, no, no.

She's so long, so long.

Oh, darling.

Come on.

He's dead to Lela, but watch out for the CVC!

Bey!

It's for you to keep.

You're going to go, Wagon, won't you?

No.

Bey, Lela.

Is Lucy really your little girl now?

No.

You personally are the girls.

Even if you've heard things.

Things?

Would I still be your little girl?

You move to something first.

You sleep now.

You remember to take care of Lucy?

Yes, of course.

Of course.

The woman is testing out.

Where do you go in?

Lady has to beWhere the girls go?

You do, son.

You know what I'm doing, BJ?

And my friends?

Hello.

Now why cant be a wife of mine

You cant be a wife of mine

Oh no

Azir

What's wrong with the water?

Hey, that's it!

That's his mission.

Where's Bela's outfit?

Have you seen Bela's outfit?

What's wrong with Bela's outfit?

Shit.

Mom, where's Bela's?

He's gone back to Agadir, hasn't he?

No, darling.

He's just vanished again.

Yeah, good. Perfect.

Sure. 200.

I said 2000.

300.

50 American dollars.

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But when they go off, there are exp Liloted's

inscript Wait, what's wrong with me?

Who attacked you?

Mike!

I just can't waste it before I get some help from your nights

I can't see how at all.

Something strange is going on here.

At least we can get home.

If we want to.

If we want to.

If we want to.

What's wrong with you?

It's. That's what he wants.

Be. Be. What's wrong?

If we leave tomorrow.

Does that mean we'll let it come back?

No. No, no, no. Darling, of course not.

You can keep a secret, can't you?

When a holy man dies, the things he leaves behind become magical.

So you can make a wish on the Sufi slipper.

Go on. Make a wish.

Please let me come back here tomorrow, co.

Be in Villal's village.

Have all the rose petals thrown on us again.

Please let Villal know we love him.

And please, please keep him safe from home.

I'll see you tomorrow.

I'll see you tomorrow.

I'll see you tomorrow.

Get out of the way.

Have you heard the story of the Black Hand?

One thousand three hundred times.

Yes, I have.

Anyway, go on.

Well, the nice black hand was nice, especially to little girls.

So they asked the Black Hand for a special favour.

The hide be down in a secret place where the scary boss could don't find him.

The only problem is, little English girls couldn't find him either.

Lucy, come on.

Let's get out of here.

Villal?

Want somebody to see you?

Come on.

The Sify told Mum.

Our mum told me.

If all the roads closed before you,

he can show you a hidden path which nobody knows.

I'll be able to help.

I'll never be able.

Z TA dogs.

In the morning when you rise

Do you think of me and how will you let me cry?

Are you thinking of telephones and managers

And where you got to be and who you are living

A reality I left years ago with quite nearly curvy

In the long run it will make you cry

Make you crazy, hold it for no time

And the difference between me and you

A whole lot of you right or wrong

But I've had time to cry, baby

You don't have to cry, baby

You don't have to cry, baby

You don't have to cry, baby

In the morning when you rise

Do you think of me and how will you let me cry?

Are you thinking of telephones and managers

And where you got to be and who you are living

A reality I left years ago with quite nearly curvy

In the long run it will make you cry

Make you crazy, hold it for no time

And the difference between me and you

A whole lot of you right or wrong

But I've had time to cry, baby

I don't have to cry, I've had time to cry, baby

You don't have to cry, baby

You don't have to cry, baby

I've had time to cry, baby

You don't have to cry, baby

You don't have to cry, baby

You don't have to cry, baby

You don't have to cry, baby

You don't have to cry, baby

You don't have to cry, baby