:58:05
U.S.?
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I said you to go home.
:58:13
There's a boat leaving in two hours.
:58:15
I have something to propose to you.
If you don't accept, I'll be on that boat.
:58:19
Give me water.
:58:21
Water.
:58:33
Poor Homer, he comes in Greece...
:58:36
and all the time he gets a dirty eye.
:58:40
Come sit down.
:58:42
Don't be afraid.
:58:45
Illia, let me talk to you.
:58:49
Are you happy?
:58:50
I am happy.
:58:52
- You like your life?
- I like my life.
:58:54
- You like your work?
- I like my work!
:58:58
And what if I prove to you
that you're not happy?
:59:00
Cursed be the hour and the moment...
:59:02
No, you tell me,
exactly what is it that makes you happy?
:59:07
The sun, he shines on me.
He makes me happy.
:59:10
I eat a good fish, he makes me happy.
:59:13
I touch you. If you feel good, I'm happy.
:59:16
Everything sensual, everything physical.
:59:19
You live by the Stoic
and Epicurean philosophies...
:59:22
that came after the fall of Greece.
It's so clear.
:59:25
Not to me.
:59:27
How shall I tell you?
:59:30
Illia...
:59:32
at one time, Greece was the greatest country
in the whole world.
:59:36
It still is.
:59:38
At the height of Greek glory,
there were three great men.
:59:43
Philosophers.
:59:45
Socrates, Plato and Aristotle.
:59:48
- I told you, this one I don't like.
- All three of them giants.
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They gave their lives to the one question:
:59:56
- What is happiness?
- Really? And what did they say?