:03:03
And where did you get this?
:03:05
I pulled it out of a fence.
:03:34
I told them who I was.
:03:37
The old man was hostlle, the glrl cautlous.
:03:42
My brother...
:03:45
...seemed very pleased.
:03:50
I thlnk the glrl was the only one
who guessed at thelr posltlon.
:03:56
You're just as I imagined you.
You're my political conscience.
:03:59
I asked hlm hadn't he one of hls own.
:04:02
And so he talked about the Revolutlon.
:04:04
You lay life on a table and you cut out
all the tumors of injustice. Marvelous.
:04:09
I told hlm If he felt llke that
he shouldjoln the Party.
:04:12
Cutting out the tumors of injustice,
that's a deep operation.
:04:16
Someone must keep life alive
while you do it.
:04:18
By living.
:04:20
Isn't that right?
:04:21
I thought then It was wrong.
:04:24
He told me what he thought
about the Party and I trembled for hlm.
:04:28
He approved of us, but for reasons
whlch were subtle, llke hls verse.
:04:33
Approval such as hls
could vanlsh overnlght.
:04:36
I told hlm so.
:04:37
Of course, I can't approve this evening
something you may do tomorrow.
:04:41
He was walklng about wlth a noose
round hls neck and dldn't know.
:04:45
So I told hlm what I had heard
about hls poems.
:04:51
Not liked?
:04:53
Not liked by whom?
:04:56
Why not liked?
:04:58
So I told hlm that.