1:07:01
Look.
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Proceedings brought
against the father of the twins
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Oh, woe is me!
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We wanted to help you,
to save the children.
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For the past 65 years,
nobody knew who l was,
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nor where l lived.
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The newspapers exaggerated.
They shouldn't have...
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They dishonored me.
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We're sorry for you.
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We think of your children
like our children.
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''How hard it is to put back together
the pieces of a broken mirror!''
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lf only their mother wasn't blind...
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l have to look after my daughters.
What else could l do?
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We only wanted to help.
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We wrote to Welfare
so they'd help your children.
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You can see how they've changed.
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They couldn't speak
or communicate before.
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Now, they play with other children.
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They say hello, and so on.
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They buy ice cream.
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Before, they didn't even know
what real food was!
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lnstead of eating an ice cream,
they'd just throw it
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in the gutter.
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But l'm dishonored.
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My family's in the paper.
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Your daughters were unhappy.
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l'm trying to cut through...
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People say l chained my children up,
but it's not true.
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Look, l'm sawing
through the bars of this door.
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There's a street seller
who has nice watches.
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There's one that sounds
like a train: ''Choo choo...''
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Buy that one.
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Massoumeh, buy that one!
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They're really cheap.
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You won't believe how cheap they are!
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All right? You buy that one.