La Guerre est finie
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:02:02
You made it.
:02:04
Once again you see
the hill of Biriatou.

:02:07
Once again you have that stale,
anxious taste of crossing the border.

:02:11
You drove all night.
:02:13
Your mouth is dry from too little sleep
and too much tobacco.

:02:17
Once again you cross this border
in the shimmering early-morning light.

:02:23
The sun rises behind you
over the Elizondo peaks.

:02:27
Once again, you'll make it over.
:02:41
It's all right.
You'll make your train.

:03:07
All night I was afraid
we might break down.

:03:09
But there was no reason.
I had the car checked.

:03:12
An obsession.
You know how it is.

:03:14
At night, the stretch
between Burgos and Miranda...

:03:18
miles of desert around us--
:03:21
No offense, but service stations in
your country leave a lot to be desired.

:03:25
I didn't dare push the car too hard.
I was afraid.

:03:30
If it weren't for you,
I would have played tourist today.

:03:32
A good meal
in a seafood restaurant.

:03:35
Crabe in a hot sauce
with a nice white wine.

:03:38
Or roast pig at Bottine's,
behind the Plaza Mayor.

:03:41
And in the afternoon,
a bullfight, of course.

:03:44
I generally don't get the time
to see the towns I go to.

:03:47
Believe it or not, I haven't even
set foot yet in the Prado in Madrid!

:03:51
I can tell you now...
:03:53
last night when you said
we had to rush back, I was furious.

:03:57
That wasn't hard to see.
:03:59
We usually spend the night talking, but
last night you acted like I didn't exist.


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