:10:01
that theimagination,
usuallysofertile,
:10:05
issilentbeforeit.
:10:24
Listen. I know.
:10:26
I knoweverything.
It wenton.
:10:28
Nothing. Youknownothing.
:10:31
Women riskgivingbirth
todeformed children, tomonsters,
:10:35
butitgoeson.
:10:37
Menriskbecomingsterile,
:10:40
butitgoeson.
:10:42
Raincausespanic,, therain
of ashonthewatersofthePacific.
:10:46
ThePacificturnsdeadly,,
anditsfishermen die.
:10:51
Foodbecomes anobjectoffear..
:10:53
Anentirecity'sfoodisthrownaway.
:10:56
Thefoodofentirecitiesisburied.
:10:59
Anentirecityrisesupinanger..
:11:02
Entirecitiesriseupinanger..
:11:06
Butagainst whom
dotheyriseupinanger.?
:11:10
Theanger.ofentirecities,
whethertheylikeitornot,
:11:13
against theprinciple
ofinequality advanced
:11:16
byonepeople againstanother..
:11:19
Theprincipleofinequality advanced
:11:22
bycertainracesagainstotherraces.
:11:26
Theprincipleofinequality advanced
:11:28
bycertainclassesagainstotherclasses.
:11:33
Listentome.
:11:33
Listentome.
:11:35
Likeyou, I know
whatitistoforget.
:11:37
No,youdon'tknow
whatitistoforget.
:11:41
Likeyou, Iamendowedwithmemory..
I knowwhatitistoforget.
:11:45
No,youarenotendowedwithmemory..
:11:50
Likeyou, Itoohavestruggled
withall mymight
:11:54
not toforget.
:11:57
Likeyou, Iforgot..