:06:10
He's worse at night. He thinks
he's back in his village, walking.
:06:14
We had to tie him to his bed
last night. For his own safety.
:06:19
Now let's do it properly.
:06:20
Pick a card.
:06:23
This is a really good one,
connected to your health!
:06:27
And with the gold,
what a combination!
:06:30
- My daughter.
- Hello. We're just finishing.
:06:34
- Carry on.
- You don't need to pay me
:06:36
now.
:06:38
Excuse me, can you come
outside a minute?
:06:42
Yes, sure.
:06:48
Who the hell are you?
:06:49
I...
:06:51
Get out.
Who let you in here anyway?
:06:54
- Well...
- Go and find
:06:55
someone less defenceless.
:07:07
I'll be back later, okay?
:07:08
I'm in a bit
of a hurry right now.
:07:23
Why don't you read me something?
:07:26
Something of mine
in today's paper?
:07:29
Yes, yes.
:07:32
"It is hard to imagine the years
:07:35
prior to the Civil War. They
say writers used to meet in cafés.
:07:39
That right-wing writers mixed
:07:41
with left-wing ones.
:07:42
But all that changed with the war."
:07:48
What war?
:07:52
"Of all the wartime stories,
that of the poet Antonio Machado
:07:56
is one of the saddest.
On the night
:07:58
of 22nd January 1939,