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in Greek.
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In Greek?
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Once upon a time,
there was a Prince from Thebes.
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It's impossible. A whore can't be happy.
A whorish world can't be happy.
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I'd like to reach her mind.
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What do you want to put in her mind?
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Reason, in place of fantasy.
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Morality, instead of immorality.
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I've got to educate her.
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To transform her.
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- Remember what happened to Pygmalion.
- I wouldn't make that mistake.
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Illia is lovely.
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But for me, she's not a woman,
she's an idea.
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She's an outlaw! Yes!
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Law must be re-established everywhere.
Don't you see, Captain?
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I see you'll have black eyes all your life.
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...but let's forget all those bad things.
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They hurt his eyes, the poor thing.
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But in the end he finds his family...
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and they all go to the seashore.
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- "And they all go to the seashore"?
- They always go to the seashore.
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- Boris, Greece is capitalist country, no?
- Yes.
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So how in capitalist country
they close up business to go to the theater?
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This is explained in a chapter...
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of Karl Marx's Contradictions In Capitalism.
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There is Illia's bus to Athens.
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Illia. Who is she? Joan of Arc?
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She's got courage,
which some of us do not have.