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And your work, how is it going?
:15:09
My work?
:15:10
On "The Free Besieged"
of Solomos.
:15:14
Your third project,
you left it incomplete
:15:16
after mom's death.
Isn't it what you were working on?
:15:20
Besides,
I've never understood
:15:22
how come that a great writer like you
abandoned his work all of a sudden...
:15:25
to finish an incomplete
19th century poem.
:15:30
Don't tell me
that you've dropped it too!
:15:33
I don't know,
:15:36
maybe I couldn't find the words...
:15:40
This one has no envelope.
Why?
:15:46
Shall I read it?
:15:55
"September 20th, 1966".
:15:58
My day!
:16:01
Mom often spoke to me
of that day.
:16:06
"You were still sleeping
when I woke up.
:16:10
"I watched you breathe.
:16:13
"Were you dreaming, Alexandre?
:16:18
"You moved your hand slightly
as to look for me.
:16:22
"Your eyelids blinked,
then you dove back into sleep.
:16:28
"A little tear came from your eye.
:16:31
"it rolled, it travelled.
:16:36
"From aside, the baby uttered
a little moan.
:16:40
"A door moved.
:16:42
"I went to the veranda
:16:46
"and cried."
:16:48
Hello Anna.
:16:51
I'm having strange dreams,
in these days.
:16:59
- Did you cry, Anna?
- That's nothing.