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What was the story
you were going to tell me?
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- Story?
- Kritzinger.
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Yes, he told me a story about a man
he'd known all his life, a boyhood friend.
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This man hated his father.
Loved his mother fiercely.
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The mother was devoted to him...
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...but the father beat him, demeaned him,
disinherited him.
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Anyway, this boy grew to manhood and
was still in his 30s when the mother died...
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...this mother who had nurtured
and protected him.
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She died.
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The man stood as they lowered
her casket and tried to cry...
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...but no tears came.
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The man's father lived to old age,
died when the son was in his 50s.
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At the father's funeral,
much to his son's surprise...
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...he could not control his tears.
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He was wailing, sobbing.
He was apparently inconsolable.
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Lost, even.
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That was the story Kritzinger told me.
1:20:01
I don't understand.
1:20:03
No?
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The man had been driven his whole life
by hatred of his father.
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When the mother died, that was a loss.
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When the father died...
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...when the hate had lost its object...
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...then the man's life was empty.
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Over.
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Interesting.
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That was Kritzinger's warning.
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What? That we should not hate
the Israelites?
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No, that it should not so fill our lives...
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...that when they are gone,
we have nothing left to live for.
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So says the story.
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I will not miss them.
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Time.
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You have to take me up
in that plane of yours sometime.
1:20:55
Yes, we should do that.
Not right after you've eaten.
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- Friday.
- Everything will be prepared.