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It's to be a sculpture
of the Ur-mother,
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in the square.
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Of the Mother who gives life.
Understand?
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The first Mother to give birth,
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raising her child towards heaven.
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She lifts her baby straight
from the womb...
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into the sun.
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And it's this contact I want to show.
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Kind of like the source of love.
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You understand?
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You mean I'm supposed to be
completely naked, sort of?
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Yes, of course.
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I think it can be good.
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Lift your right foot a little.
And spread your legs a bit more.
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- Are you there, Ingemar?
- Yeah.
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Raise your right leg a bit.
Towards you. That's it.
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Listen. I've got a drawing.
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I think it's interesting.
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Good, then you understand
what it's all about.
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But I want to compare it.
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It'll soon be finished, Ingemar.
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It's not like her.
That's not Berit.
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It's not a portrait.
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It's a sculpture, you see.
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The lines are the important thing.