:56:01
How about you?
Why did you come back?
:56:04
I do not know.
:56:14
I'm sorry
I could not talk
to you before,
:56:16
but my mother
does not like for me
to speak English.
:56:21
The English have killed
my older brother
in Africa.
:56:26
Then she must
have hated me too.
No, she do not hate.
:56:30
But when she hear English,
she think of her son
she love very much.
:56:35
I'm sorry.
:56:37
I'm not anymore.
What good is it?
:56:41
One cannot feel sorry
for all who die.
:56:45
It's too much.
:56:49
My little brother,
Vincenzo, he like
that sound.
:56:52
He say he is going
to shoot big gun
when he grow up.
:56:56
I hope he doesn't have to.
:57:01
Where is your father?
:57:03
He went away
when bad times come.
:57:06
He never come back.
:57:10
Well, I guess we all
want to quit sometimes.
:57:14
It's hard not to take
the easy way out when it's
right there in front of you.
:57:19
Why do we talk
of bad things?
It is no good.
:57:31
Are you afraid?
:57:35
All the time.
I, too, am afraid,
:57:39
but I am glad
I come back.
I am too.
:57:45
It can be so lonesome
when the bombs fall.
:57:49
When war is close,
a woman wants someone
to hold.