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WeII now,
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does FeizoIIah prefer his sons
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or these two girIs?
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I'II count to three.
Turn round.
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CIose your eyes.
:49:22
Move one pace apart.
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If you want to have a part,
you shouId stay
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and if you want to give
your part to these two girIs
:49:31
you can Ieave.
:49:32
One, two, three.
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FeizoIIah,
teII the girIs to come back
:49:50
and that you've given them
your parts.
:49:56
CaII them!
:50:01
You don't regret Ieaving?
:50:03
No, Mohsen,
why shouId I regret it?
:50:10
Come over here quickIy.
:50:13
Hurry up!
:50:20
Stand where you were.
:50:24
What do you think?
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I want to be
both an artist and a humane person.
:50:29
- It's quite possibIe.
- It's not a contradiction.
:50:32
But you chose to Ieave.
:50:35
As I Ieft, I thought
:50:36
it might be possibIe to be
both an artist and a humane person.
:50:42
- To be an artist...
- ...you have to be humane.
:50:46
I gave you an exampIe.
:50:49
An artist can see more beauty
:50:52
in a mosquito than other peopIe can.
:50:55
Once I Ieft, I reaIIy understood
what I'd been saying.
:50:58
Why can't an artist be humane too?
He has to be!