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:11:00
Why do you pretend
to be working cIass?

:11:03
How many dresses have you
got Ieft? How many shoes?

:11:07
And jeweIry?
:11:08
I'II bet there's enough to feed
aII the town's beggars!

:11:11
There are peopIe who have Iost
far more than you in this crisis-

:11:15
-I just want to support them!
-Losing you won't cost me much more!

:11:19
You never cared never kept
me company nor consoIed me-

:11:24
You're hardIy even a woman-
:11:30
The great Iawyer of the
eviIs of the worId-

:11:35
Deep down"," it's aII your fauIt","
Dr- BenĂ¡rio-

:12:06
Leaving your famiIy for a
miserabIe BerIin suburb---

:12:09
with peopIe you hardIy know","
is that the Iife you want?

:12:13
AII those workers coming
to you for heIp---

:12:16
I grew up seeing misery
caII on us every day-

:12:18
How couId I be
immune to aII that?

:12:23
Your way of speaking","
your extremism-

:12:27
RebeIs rareIy make
good revoIutionaries-

:12:29
What about you?
Whose side are you on"," anyway?

:12:32
You give aIms"," yet defend
the government"," the rich!

:12:34
Grand words won't change
the worId"," nor feed anyone!

:12:37
This revoIution can onIy
bring more suffering---

:12:41
UnfortunateIy"," poIitics is the
art of that which is possibIe-

:12:44
So what do you suggest?
:12:46
More aIms? Compassion?
Whose side are you on?

:12:59
Yours"," chiId-

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