1:06:00
You buy the same one, OK?
1:06:03
lt's really pretty.
1:06:06
My watch is pretty, too.
1:06:08
Buy the same one.
The big hand's always on 4.
1:06:11
Sara's is no good.
The big hand's always on 8.
1:06:15
Don't buy that one.
1:06:19
So, which one do you want to buy?
1:06:23
One like that
or one like my mother's?
1:06:26
lt's so pretty!
You'd love it if you saw it.
1:06:32
lf l had enough money, l'd buy it.
1:06:37
The gate's open. Come in.
1:06:40
Hello.
1:06:41
May l?
1:06:43
Come in.
1:06:52
- Are you well?
- Fine. And you?
1:06:56
How are the girls?
Did you see their photo?
1:06:59
No.
1:07:01
Look.
1:07:04
Proceedings brought
against the father of the twins
1:07:12
Oh, woe is me!
1:07:15
We wanted to help you,
to save the children.
1:07:20
For the past 65 years,
nobody knew who l was,
1:07:24
nor where l lived.
1:07:26
The newspapers exaggerated.
They shouldn't have...
1:07:30
They dishonored me.
1:07:34
We're sorry for you.
1:07:37
We think of your children
like our children.
1:07:42
''How hard it is to put back together
the pieces of a broken mirror!''
1:07:48
lf only their mother wasn't blind...
1:07:51
l have to look after my daughters.
What else could l do?
1:07:56
We only wanted to help.
1:07:57
We wrote to Welfare
so they'd help your children.