1:45:00
He got used to little
bread and a lot of sweat.
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In the drought, he'd eat plants...
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and drank cactus water.
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He starved.
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When he couldn't bear it,
he prayed.
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When prayers were no good,
he'd join the migrants...
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who headed to the coast
in search of survival.
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He was humiliated.
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Defeated.
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Homesick.
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Whenever he heard news of rain,
he would go back...
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in hopes again...
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as if hope was a plant
that grows in the rain.
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At the very sight of his
hometown, he felt grateful...
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for being a poor...
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dry land man,
but a brave and a believer.
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I ask you, simply,
do not condemn him.
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It's a hard decision.
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I realize what he's been through,
but there's a limit.
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I am afraid I can't save him.
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Then, give him another
chance, my son.
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- How?
- Let Jack go back.
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- Would that make you happy?
- Plenty!
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It's even better! I'll be more
careful and, next time I die...
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I'll skip purgatory,
to baffle the devil!
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- So, are you pleased, Jack?
- I am...
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but this son of an incubator
will be mad!