:30:01
No need for discussion, I believe in it.
I'm not a lamb.
:30:05
I've written an article which was printed
by the political branch of the organization.
:30:09
-We must not hesitate.
-No, we mustn't.
:30:12
But political knowledge
has a deeper meaning than this.
:30:17
In my opinion, your generation is more
excited and emotional than are conscious and
:30:22
...knowledgeable revolutionaries.
:30:25
In my opinion,
:30:27
...you are like the middle class
intellectuals of Russia in 1917.
:30:30
...who stood in the way of the revolution.
-Do you know who I am?
:30:34
Yes, you are Ms. Pahlevan,
and you were in prison for five years.
:30:38
-Have you read my books?
-Unfortunately not.
:30:42
-Do you read a lot of books?
-Yes.
:30:44
What is the last book you read?
:30:48
-The Contemporary History of Russia.
-And before that?
:30:51
Dictatorship in Chile
and before that, The War in Vietnam.
:30:54
What about the history of Iran?
Have you reda anything about it?
:31:02
Do you know who Babak Khoramdin is?
Who Ekhvan Al Safa were?
:31:07
Who Mossadegh is?
:31:09
Have you read anything
about the constitution?
:31:11
Do you know Abu Moslem?
:31:14
You can't fill a prescription...
:31:16
...for a country by reading
the histories and theories of other countries.
:31:21
A country does not progress
by the shouting out of a few slogans.
:31:25
That night, Ms. Pahlevan's words shook me,
it was like someone had opened my eyes.
:31:30
After Ms. Pahlevan left,
Mr. Javid asked me to bring him my articles.
:31:36
It was a strange night.
:31:38
On the one hand, I became acquainted
with some new people, and on the other,
:31:43
I was proud and glad that
I had saved Zahreh's student ID.
:31:48
Why are you doing this?
:31:49
I'll do what I like.
You people are anti-revolutionary.