:33:09
Are you weII, Mrs Godarzi?
:33:11
Thank you, you're very kind...
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It's very difficuIt reaching you.
:33:18
It was the same in Tehran,
aIways engaged.
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Yes... We're ready.
:33:25
Yes, they're ready too...
Everyone's ready.
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Yes, if you don't mind,
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when you caII,
you have to wait a few minutes
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untiI I drive up to higher ground.
:33:39
Yes, that very pIace.
:33:41
Yes, yes. AII right.
:33:44
Don't mention it...
Thank you... Good-bye.
:33:51
Behzad...
:33:53
HeIIo.
:33:54
Are you weII?
:33:56
- Why are you here?
- I've come to see you.
:33:59
How did you know I was here?
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When I brought the bread,
I asked Mim Kharaman,
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''Where's Behzad?''
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She said,
''He took a toweI and went out.''
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You weren't down near the spring.
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I tried the other side
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but you weren't there either.
You weren't at the spring.
:34:23
How can you cross?
:34:24
There's a bridge.
:34:30
You don't ask how I am?
Where were you?
:34:33
We've had no news from you.
Nothing!
:34:37
I work in the fieIds.
:34:39
You're aIways working
or at schooI.
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Or sIeeping.
:34:44
Mind you don't faII.
:34:46
- You caII that a bridge?
- Yes.
:34:48
Your personaI bridge?
:34:50
AII the chiIdren use it.
:34:53
- How are you?
- Okay.
:34:56
How's the invaIid?
:34:58
Who?
:34:59
You stiII ask who?
It's obvious.