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Thank you, thanks.
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How can anyone learn patriotism
from a school book?
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The Government requires it.
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The natives get used to it
like vaccination.
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The children already feel like Peruvians.
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The other day I asked them. . .
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. . ."Are you lndians?"
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"No," they said, "not us,
the ones up the river are."
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Then I asked, "What are lndians?"
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They said, "Indians are people. . .
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. . .who can't read and who don't know
how to wash their clothes."
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And what do the older people say?
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Well.
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We can't seem to cure them
of the idea. . .
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. . .that our everyday life
is only an illusion. . .
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. . .behind which lies
the reality of dreams.
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I am very interested in these ideas.
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I specialize in opera myself.
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What do you know about the
Jivaros on the upper Pachitea?
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I was there during the disaster in '96.
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Have you had any contact since then?
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Some years ago, two of our brothers
set off with some natives.
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One of them came back
a few days later. . .
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. . .and said the Jivaros had
withdrawn deep into the forest.
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The expedition
vanished without a trace.
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A few weeks later, one of our
brothers was washed up.
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They'd filled his stomach with
heavy stones and his head was gone.
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Anyway, what do you want up there?
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I'm planning something geographical.
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Paul.
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The crew.