1:40:01
...that we must be powerfuI...
1:40:03
...beautifuI...
1:40:05
...and without regret.
1:40:07
You can teach me this?
1:40:09
Yes.
1:40:11
To be without regret?
1:40:15
Then, what a pair we couId make.
1:40:19
But what if it's a Iesson
I don't care to Iearn?
1:40:24
What?
1:40:25
What if aII I have is my suffering?
1:40:28
My regret?
1:40:31
Don't you want to Iose it?
1:40:33
So you can have that too?
1:40:36
The heart that mourns her...
1:40:39
...whom you burnt to a cinder?
1:40:41
I swear I didn't--
1:40:43
But I know you did.
1:40:45
I know...
1:40:48
...you...
1:40:49
...regret nothing.
1:40:53
You feeI...
1:40:55
...nothing.
1:40:58
If that's aII I have Ieft to Iearn...
1:41:02
...I can do that on my own.
1:41:14
I wiII die.
1:41:15
No.
1:41:16
You are dead.
1:41:18
And you want me to quicken you
once more.
1:41:23
And as much as your invitation
might appeaI to me...
1:41:27
...I must regretfuIIy...
1:41:29
...decIine.
1:41:43
"For" y"ears I wandered:"
1:41:45
"Ital"y", Greece..."
1:41:47
...all the ancient lands.
1:41:50
But the world was a tomb to me...
1:41:52
"...a grave"y"ard full of broken statues."
1:41:55
And each of those statues
resembled her face.