:02:06
What a voice!
:02:11
Sorry. I was dreaming.
:02:20
Dreaming?
:02:24
I thought you were dying.
:02:27
Indeed.
:02:30
I was about to be shot.
:02:38
I often have the same dream.
:02:43
I was a war criminal and sentenced to be shot.
:02:50
You're still alive.
:02:54
At the last moment
they found I was the wrong man. I was saved.
:02:58
But the shock drove me crazy.
:03:06
I was in an American hospital.
:03:09
Down south?
:03:10
Okinawa. I'm better now.
They released me ten days ago.
:03:17
What illness?
:03:18
Idiocy.
:03:21
They call it dementia epilepsia.
:03:25
I had fits. Then I became an idiot.
:03:29
An idiot?
:03:37
"Dostoevsky wanted to portray
a genuinely good man.
:03:45
"Ironically he chose an idiot for his hero.
:03:51
"But a truly good man
may seem like an idiot to others.
:03:53
"This is the tragic story.
:03:56
"Of the ruin of a pure and simple man."