:50:04
So then it follows I knotted
that rope around his neck.
:50:12
The night before, he told mama
:50:16
he didn't want to be
an impediment to me.
:50:21
He died ashamed before
the whole village of his educated son.
:50:28
You know that all the respectable people
in the village turned their backs to us?
:50:33
What do you think, why?
:50:36
Peasants can't comprehend
state politics that quickly.
:50:39
The farmer is
limited intellectually.
:50:42
How come derelicts and
bums grasped it immediately?
:50:46
Accepted it with open arms!
What's yours is now mine,
:50:50
and what was mine, go ahead and take it!
Meaning, my laziness, my naked butt!
:50:55
Take it all, comrade, we're all equal now.
It's enough to drive you crazy!
:50:59
Sit down finally and eat!
:51:02
You'd better lie down
for awhile, calm down.
:51:06
Calm down?
:51:09
Lie down and sleep away
my father's death?
:51:12
There's something wrong with you.
:51:15
My poor mom is alone there,
wailing in the darkness.
:51:20
Bring her here.
You have enough room.
:51:23
Now when she's got nothing,
bring her in a house taken
:51:26
from somebody else. From
pillaged into the plundered.
:51:30
Joka, have you ever had
your own house?
:51:34
No, I'm a born proletariat.
:51:39
Mom raised us in a radical spirit, an
advocated critic of everything in existence.
:51:43
That's how she ended up
in a fascist prison camp.
:51:49
I am very proud of her.
:51:53
Luckily for you,
she's no longer alive.
:51:57
What do you mean?
:51:59
If she endorsed criticism
of everything in existence,