:24:02
No one sent me here, Commander.
:24:04
I'm going to Yuriatin
with my wife and child.
:24:06
They're on the train from Moscow.
:24:08
Yes, we've checked that.
:24:10
Then?
:24:11
You put your knife with a fork and a spoon
and it looks quite innocuous.
:24:15
Perhaps you travel with a wife and child
for the same reason?
:24:20
No.
:24:22
Yuriatin is occupied by White Guards.
Is that why you're going there?
:24:26
No. We're going on to Varykino.
:24:29
Not through Yuriatin. It's under shellfire.
:24:32
Commander, I'm not a White agent.
:24:36
No, I don't think you are.
:24:38
All right, Kolya. Thank you, Comrades.
Sit down, Doctor.
:24:41
Take it.
:24:44
It's not as silly as it seems.
There have been one or two attempts.
:24:53
Are you the poet?
:24:55
Yes.
:24:57
I used to admire your poetry.
:24:59
Thank you.
:25:00
I shouldn't admire it now.
:25:02
I should find it absurdly personal.
Don't you agree?
:25:06
Feelings, insights, affections.
It's suddenly trivial, now.
:25:11
You don't agree. You're wrong.
:25:13
The personal life is dead in Russia.
:25:17
History has killed it.
:25:20
I can see how you might hate me.
:25:23
I hate everything you say,
but not enough to kill you for it.
:25:29
You have a brother?
:25:31
Yevgraf?.
:25:32
Yevgraf. Yes. The policeman.
:25:34
I didn't know that.
:25:36
Perhaps not. A "secret" policeman.
Did he send you here?
:25:39
Yevgraf?.
:25:40
No, Yevgraf's a Bolshevik.
:25:47
I don't know anything about these things.
:25:50
Oh, you know a great deal.
:25:53
When you came in you recognized me.
:25:55
How?
:25:57
Has someone shown you photographs?
:25:59
No.