:40:01
I always feel badly
on this particular day.
:40:07
Won't we ever tell her the truth?
:40:15
You realize, we celebrate our day,
not hers.
:40:18
We celebrate the day
you brought her home.
:40:21
We celebrate the day we inscribed her.
:40:24
That's her birthday.
:40:28
"Because they were
conceived without freedom...
:40:30
the absurdities of our fathers,
ingrained by time and custom...
:40:34
will continue to be respect ed.
:40:39
Let us for once, not follow
our outdated opinions.
:40:43
By not being selfish,
may we know the truth."
:40:47
Wait, idiot, let's see how
it ends. Listen, Horacio!
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"Truth, like virtue, contains
its own rewards.
:40:55
Discussing and revealing it,
bring out it s shining splendor."
:40:59
Look, dummy, he writes:
"If restrictions are imp...
:41:10
If restrictions are imposed on
speech, the soul will vegetate...
:41:14
like matter..."
:41:15
Sit down!
:41:17
"And the lies, the worries,
the bigotry and ignorance..."
:41:22
Take that away!
:41:29
I won't ask who did it, because...
:41:30
you all saw it.
:41:31
"And ignorance..."
:41:34
So...
:41:34
You'll all pay for those
who play such pranks.
:41:39
"Provoking division among people
and causing...
:41:41
their continued abasement,
misery and ruin."
:41:44
You'll know better next time.
:41:45
"Mariano Moreno, Le Gaceta,
Buenos Aires, June 12, 1810."
:41:52
What if you were
to be late somewhere?
:41:55
Why?
:41:57
To have coffee with me, for instance.
:41:59
I'm sorry, Benitez, I'm in
a hurry. I'm due downtown.