:49:28
- Good evening, Tina.
- Hello, Mamuwalde.
:49:32
- I thought we were to meet at...
- Yes, at the club.
:49:35
But I couldn't wait to see you.
:49:37
I need to speak to you alone.
May I come in?
:49:40
Of course you can.
:49:44
I found it a little hard
to leave you last night,
:49:47
but I had no choice.
:49:50
I wanted to run after you
:49:52
and I've never felt
that way before.
:49:55
- You frightened me.
- No, you mustn't be frightened.
:49:59
Let me try
and help you understand.
:50:02
Is it about your wife?
:50:06
You are my wife.
:50:09
That's impossible, Mamuwalde.
:50:14
And yet you believe it.
:50:19
I don't know
what I believe anymore,
:50:22
but help me,
and I'll try to understand.
:50:27
We... are of the lbani tribe,
you and I,
:50:32
northeast of the Niger Delta.
:50:35
Our people
are renowned as hunters.
:50:37
Almost two centuries ago,
:50:40
the ruling elders of my people
:50:42
sent me, yes,
and my bride to Europe
:50:47
on a mission
to protest the slave trade.
:50:50
The slave trade?
:50:51
On that mission, I myself
was enslaved, my wife murdered,
:50:56
and I was placed
under the curse of the undead.