:07:04
I'm not your enemy.
Why run from your mother?
:07:10
Where have you been?
I can't bear to see your suffer.
:07:17
I'm well; mother.
:07:20
Sure you are.
Just look the state you're in.
:07:24
Come home. I've hidden
away some good food for you.
:07:33
You've found him? - Yes.
:07:53
Well, mother.
So your poet is home!
:07:59
Every literate
fool thinks he's poet.
:08:04
Where else can he
get food as a parasite?
:08:08
Take no notice of them. Eat.
:08:15
See? We earn and mother
feed delicacies to her lay about.
:08:22
He's shameless.
:08:25
If he had any self-respect,
he'd starve rather than eat here.
:08:34
Shut up, you two! I won't
hear a word said against him.
:08:40
He's back after so long, and
you can't bear to see him eat.
:08:46
He's hale and hearty. Why
doesn't he earn and not burden us?
:08:52
He is your brother. His father
died, you should look after him.
:08:55
It wasn't our wish that our
parents produce such a lay about.