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In a dream world, the three
of us would be here together.
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Dad, you and me.
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I remember all the stories
I used to hear about this place.
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The glorious capital
of our kingdom.
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Ancient history.
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Like the story that Dad
was a freedom fighter-
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fighting for the return
of this, I guess.
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And then he died.
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And now something in me
died too.
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What am I supposed to feel
when I look at these ruins?
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And do I believe
that they're ravaged by time,
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or do I believe
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that they've been
wilfully destroyed?
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Is this proof of what happened?
Am I supposed to feel anger?
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Can I ever feel the anger
that Dad must've felt when-'
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- When he tried to kill
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a Turkish diplomat?
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- How did you know?
- You gave me your passport.
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Files are kept.
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You have to be
the son of a... terrorist.
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Will you turn that back on,
please?
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- 'He tried to kill that man.
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Why was he prepared
to give us up for that?
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Mom, what's the legacy
he's supposed
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to have given me?
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Why can't I take any comfort
in his death?
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When I see these places,
I realize how much we've lost.
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Not just the land
and the lives,
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but the loss of any way
to remember it.
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There is nothing here
to prove
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that anything
ever happened.