:35:00
Why Izmit?
:35:02
If you look through the window
you oan see the main street.
:35:04
Taxies, oars, busses, truoks,
you oan even see the sea.
:35:09
You'll see the sea like this.
:35:16
Yes, but not so muoh like here.
:35:18
Not true. In every prison
they beat the ohildren.
:35:24
I've been grown up in reformatories,
brother. Don't tell me stories.
:35:28
It's the same there,
isn't it, Saban?
:35:30
For sure.
:35:31
In everywhere it's the
same for ohildren, isn't it?
:35:32
Yes, it's the same.
:35:34
I'm fed up with being a ohild.
:35:39
Where?
:35:46
My ohildren, how are you?
What are you doing?
:35:52
Unole Ali, unole Ali.
You've said you'll tell us stories.
:35:56
Tomorrow night, tomorrow
night. Later..
:36:00
Later. Good night. Don't
open up your blankets.
:36:06
It's oold tonight.
Winter is ooming.
:36:22
Tomorrow Cafer starts with the
night watoh.
:36:26
If he asks for me I won't go.
:36:27
He'll beat you.
He'll beat very muoh.
:36:30
One day he asked for me.
:36:31
I didn't go and he hit me
very muoh.
:36:34
And than..
:36:43
Couldn't you say no?
:36:48
I oouldn't. I was afraid.