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My aunt on my father's side.
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- HeIIo, engineer.
- HeIIo, are you weII?
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- How's your famiIy?
- Very weII.
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- Who's that?
- My mother.
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- Are you weII?
- Yes, thank you.
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Are you Mr Hashemi's sister?
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He sends his greetings.
:11:16
He wasn't abIe to come.
:11:17
I understand.
:11:19
I'm at your service.
:11:20
Farzad, heIp them bring the gear in.
:11:24
AII right.
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Where are you going?
Is she your aunt?
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Yes.
:11:29
Why don't we go to your mother's?
:11:31
She says that our house
is too smaII
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and that you deserve better.
:11:42
I think your mother's wrong.
:11:45
SmaII things have their vaIue too.
:11:48
You're smaII but skiIfuI.
:11:49
I'm going to grow.
:11:52
The house won't grow though.
:11:58
You'II grow up and go to schooI.
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- How far does your schooI go?
- UntiI 11.
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You want to keep on studying after?
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I'II go to Momenieh untiI I'm 15.
:12:13
For the finaI years,
I'II go to Kermanshah.
:12:20
Where is it?
:12:23
Over there, Iook.
:12:34
It's over there. Look.
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The bIue window.
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- The bIue window?
- And that's her son.
:12:45
I see, he's her son.
:12:47
Yes.
:12:50
Where's the cemetery?
:12:53
Up on the hiII.
:12:58
I have to go.
:12:59
I'II take the others to Hammad's.