:11:11
You promise to take him
come then?
:11:12
OK. You can count on.
:11:14
Thanks a lot.
:11:15
Mrs. Sadeghi!
:11:17
Haven't you gone yet?
:11:19
Did you see my mother?
:11:22
What's her problem?
:11:23
Here mother's late.
:11:25
l have a jacket for your son.
:11:27
What do you mean?
:11:29
We'd never come with
borrowed clothes.
:11:31
Borrowed! Everything is borrowed.
:11:33
Even my title.
:11:36
After all,
l'm not really a General.
:11:40
Look at this jacket.
lt's well cut.
:11:45
l bought the material at the
union shop and had it tailored.
:11:49
He'll never come to the wadding
in this.
:11:51
But you're our only relatives
down here.
:11:53
She's my only daughter.
:11:56
So l want you to be
at her wedding...
:11:58
With the right clothes.
:12:02
You want us to be dressed right?
:12:04
We are already.
:12:06
Our own clothes
suit us much better.
:12:08
Anyway, my son will decide.
:12:12
What shall l do, Mrs. Sadeghi?
:12:17
Where do you live?
:12:18
That way.
:12:21
Stay in the playground
for a while.
:12:24
Dear Mrs. Sadeghi!
:12:26
Don't worry about
this little girl.
:12:28
l'll take care of her.
:12:32
What can l do?
:12:33
She can't stay on the street.
:12:36
l'm responsible
if anything happens to her.
:12:39
Think about what l said.
:12:41
And do come, please.
:12:44
l'm not called General
for nothing!
:12:46
l said l'll take this girl home.
:12:50
Consider it done!
:12:52
Which way do you go, little girl?
:12:54
How do you go home?
:12:56
We go that way,
then we reach the bus stop