:28:03
''And sometimes seamen
catch for pleasure...
:28:06
''the albatross, the great bird of the sea...
:28:09
''that follows freely at its leisure...
:28:11
''ships that through rocky straits
must pass.''
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-lsn't that brilliant?
-Yes, yes.
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Then proclaim your enthusiasm!
:28:21
Out with it!
:28:28
My God...
:28:30
how primitive!
:28:32
How primitive you all are!
:28:38
The revolutionary situation
no longer exists, mother.
:28:41
Typical of youth!
:28:43
Nothing but a flash in the pan!
:28:48
A revolutionary situation exists
as long as people are oppressed...
:28:52
and exploited by others.
:28:54
But mother, that's got whiskers on it!
:28:58
Yes, Karl Marx's whiskers.
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Lisa!
:29:03
Lisa, the time has come!
:29:07
Mother...
:29:09
this is Walter Kranz.
:29:12
The poet of revolution?
:29:14
God alone knows how l esteem you!
:29:16
Oh, thank you, ma'am. Thank you.
:29:19
Lisa, l've been writing again.
:29:21
Yesterday, depression.
Today, a stroke of genius.
:29:25
Silence, you person!
:29:27
l'll begin.
:29:29
The Albatross.
:29:30
''And sometimes seamen
catch for pleasure...
:29:32
''the albatross, the great bird of the sea...
:29:35
''that follows freely at its leisure...
:29:37
''ships that through rocky straits must pass.
:29:40
''But once on deck,
that monarch of the azure tides...
:29:44
''crestfallen, drags its white wings...
:29:47
''at its sides.
:29:52
''Once swift, now stiff and worn...
:29:53
''the sovereign of the air
must suffer slights--''
:29:55
Walter!
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The people! Walter!