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Czechoslovakia television Prague
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presents
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"How to pull a tooth to a whale"
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written by
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starring
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cinematography
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director
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Vaek, why is there a scarf around the whale's neck?
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Because she's got a toothache!
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What's up, boys? Don't you want me to give you a lift?
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Yes!
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You know him?
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Of course. He's my daddy!
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And which one?
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A spare one :)
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That's impossible. My mum says that every prima man is already married.
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Mann muss finden können :-P
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Well, just like my mum!
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I just took a tie, introduced myself as a minister...
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...we had steaks, Pilsner beer and now we are friends.
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When I grow up, I'll also deliver milk!
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I'll be also work like my dad.
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A claimber!
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You are already here?
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Yes.
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I'll examine the exercise books at home,
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he'll get new pyjamas
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and make him turn the lights off at 8.
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And Carla, no chocolate!
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Aniczka, and what about dinner?
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I'm going to make it by myself.
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Vaek! Vaíczek!
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I know that you are at home.
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Wow! Somebody washed the dishes here.
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Somebody probably wants an ice-cream as a reward.
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My darling!
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So where is my nice little boy?
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Baf! (you tell this to make somebody be frightened, but as a joke)
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What's that?
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It's a dog.
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What did you promise to me? That you'll leave all the foreign dogs alone.
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It's not a foreign dog. It's Arnold!
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He's able to get the dust out of the duster.
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Oh please...
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If you liked him, he could be ours.
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And who would take care of him?
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You'll take him to Valentas in the evening? And at night Carla will go with him, won't she?
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If my dad was here, neither me nor the dog would have to go to Valentas.
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You just decided, that you were going to make me upset.
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Didn't you promise to me, that you wouldn't talk about it?
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I'd also like to have a friend.
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You'll get a dog. A nicer one.
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But when you are older.
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He's nice. He is friends with children.
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He catches the second league.
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Who? The dog?
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No. His master. He's prima.
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A goalkeeper.
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Please, what are you talking about? Which goalkeeper?
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Our school caretaker. You're definitely going to like him!
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Why would I be supposed to like him?
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Because he's not married.
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So, look. You'll return that dog immediately
and I don't want to hear a word about marriage.
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(ballet Romeo and Juliet)
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Damn it, I'm going to have a bruise again!
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Paris is a boor. But Julie should be gentle.
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But it wasn't Paris, but that idiot Romeo.
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Thanks.
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One sunday again.
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The third one in this month.
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When corps from Varava (Warschau) comes, you're going to have holiday for a whole week!
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And what about rehearsals?
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Don't you really want to go somewhere to have a dinner?
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Vaek decided that we miss somebody at home.
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How so? You explained it to him.
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I thought it was over.
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It was. Until his friend's mother got married.
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Vaek is going to get over it. When he's older, he'll have another problems.
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What if he doesn't get over it?
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I hope, you're not going to reproach. After 4 years.
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You can't let Vaek talk to all your stuff.
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I've already forbidden him to talk abou marriage.
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That's right.
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It's even worse.
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Yesterday he put the third bowl with a toothbrush on the shell in a bathroom.
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You overstimate it everything.
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I'll wait for you, won't I?
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I told you it's not possible.
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Vaek is at Valentas?
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No, Carla is at our place.
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Last you had free time 10 days ago.
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If you want to, come upstairs.
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You are really able to make it easier for me...
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I have free time on the next sunday.
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We'll go to the cinema to watch Funes. Do you want to?
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Or you can invite Standa and you can play with cars.
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Standa can't come now. Now he drives with that new daddy with milk.
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He's got rabbits! And also a new grandpa.
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Mummy... I'd also want a grandpa. At least one.
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Tell me rather, where you yesterday pulled your trousers apart.
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I was tracing.
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A dog again?
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No, a sport teacher.
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Vaek?!
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I'm detectiv Colombo. He's not married!
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You know what, Colombo? I'll really give you a few slaps!
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I'd take it. Mainly if we are going to be 3!
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Look, Vaík.
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If you hide the toothbrush by yourself and you wish something reasonable, I'll give it to you, right?
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Come on.
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All right.
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You'll take me to the mountains. On these holidays.
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Couldn't you wish something better? What about seaside in summer?
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Why don't you ever want to go to the mountains? Because dad was a claimber?
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Becuse the theater doesn't have a winter holiday.
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You'll make them, then.
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You will arrange it?
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Of course!
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And how, please?
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Look!
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You're my darling!
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Can you ski?
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I must not ski. What if I broke a leg?
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Eat! We'll talk about it later.
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Don't be afraid, mummy. I won't get killed like my dad.
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Everybody is going to the mountains!
All of the boys have a dad, only I don't have even a dog!
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My mummy.
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So, children. Before we start writing, we'll recall a mummy.
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How she is, what she does, how she looks like...
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-And what if both of them come?
-Doesn't matter, there where 6 of them in our place.
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-At one moment?!
-No, one after another.
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Benda, Martinec. Put your exercise books on the table, you'll take an exercise paper
and you'll rewrite the essay after the lessons.
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Please, comrade teacher, I can't do it today. I have to cook dinner.
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Vaek, don't clown. Sit down!
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Talk, children, how is your mummy?
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Nice.
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Nice-eyed.
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Curly-haired.
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Truthful.
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Vaek!
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I'm already writing it!
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One, two, one, two,... (he just counts and says some ballet stuff I don't understand :-P)
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Spartacus is the greatest man of antiquity and a role of Friga is a great chance for you.
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It's getting dark, they are both free.
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Get ready.
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And go.
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Everything is in the music, so listen to it.
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You are happy.
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This is useless... I can't work like this!
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I got up at 6 o'clock.
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How many opportunities do you think you are going to have?
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You're going to be a retired before someone writes another ballet!
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Everybody can arrange it.
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-Everybody has a grandma.
-What about your mother?
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You know her. She thinks that if she left for a few days,
the hospital would collapse.
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So you want to leave...?
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The week in february, when the school holidays are, I don't have
performances, I thought that if you left me, I would...
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After what I told you?
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I'm going to compensate all the rehearsals.
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I'm nearly at all at home. I can't stand the boy!
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That's out of the question. You're not going anywhere!
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(there is a voice from radio, which talks about claimbers, who are on Mount Everest)
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Oh my god! Leave it alone, please. The steaks were supposed to be on sunday.
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Go to wash yourself.
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I wonder that you can listen to it...
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You bought a beer?
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I'm asking you, why you bought the beer?
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I thought he would come.
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Who?
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Minister.
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Aniczka? You should go.
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You know what, Carla? Vaek can take TV to his room.
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There's Chaplin at 19:30.
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I don't want Chaplin. I want you to be at home! Just like a right mum...
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To make Vaek to be a main class cleaner is just like
making a goat to be a gardener.
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But this week he was better.
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It was really cleaned in the class and in addition
he was helping the school caretaker and sport teacher.
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I thought he did something wrong, when you called me to the theater.
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We wrote and essay yesterday.
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Please, don't tell Vaek that I let you read it.
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He's a mug. "Mummy is going to get married." Such a nonsense.
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Do you know, what is the best about children?
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That they can see a world, how it is supposted to be.
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And their world is mainly harmonic home.
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And what would you do, if you were me, Mrs. teacher?
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I would at least think about it, mummy.
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You're going to let me go to the mountains.
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You'd have to resign in the theater.
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I can also break up with you.
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Mummy! Mummy is here.
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You don't even speak to me...
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Guess, who came to have dinner with us?
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If it didn't involve us, we could just laugh at the Vaek's ideas.
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That's really funny to make steaks for school caretaker...
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Do you go somewhere in the evening?
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To theater.
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Why don't you call me? If I don't have night shift, I'll be able
to wait here with Vaek until 11.
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And in the evening you'll go through the whole Praha.
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And what about Jindrich?
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If he had children, I wouldn't say a word. But in this situation...
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Do you think, this is a life, Anna?
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Er hat mich gern :-P
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Then why doesn't he finally get divorced?
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Please, let it be.
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All right then.
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I'll talk to Jindrich by myself.
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You've never meddle.
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I'm not going to humiliate myself.
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You behave just like the life hasn't learnt you enough.
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How long do you want to handle it by yourself?
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It's hard with you, Anna.
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When I told you in that situation a baby shouldn't be born,
you didn't talk to me for a half year.
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You did it your way.
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You didn't know what was going to meet you.
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Talk to Jindrich. You'll rescue yourself only if you get married.
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You can always give me an advise. But you can't
help me and take Vaek to the mountains.
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I've already told you that mothers with children will
get holiday in that school holidays week.
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Then I have bad luck, that I don't work as a surgery nurse.
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I'll take Vaek to my place.
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No, that wouldn't help. All the people in the house
know me, somebody could tell Vaek something...
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Once Vaek will know it anyway.
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How long are you going to hide it from him?
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Many children live only with a mother.
Aren't there divorced marriages?
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But you are not divorced...
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Come on, little dog, come on. Don't be afraid. This is my mummy.
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Send that calf away immediately!
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Mummy! What about me??
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Mummy, why was uncle Jindrich at the train station with a flower?
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He came to tell me not to break a leg.
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You like him?
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A lot.
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But it's also going to cost a lot of money.
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I meant Jindrich.
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Why are you talking about it again?
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I don't like him. I'd know about better guys.
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Vaek, I'm warning you. I took you here with one
condition - that you'll stop finding me a groom.
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You can rely on me.
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Daddy, daddy, I can't find sticks!
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Then buy a medicine against sclerosis.
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Thank you. Mrs. Bendová, you have telegram here.
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Here.
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I need to call Praha. Quickly. And
second call at 7 pm.
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All right.
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Vaek! You won't leave terrace until I come!
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Of course!
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Attention!
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I'm going!
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Out of the way!
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Attention!
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I'm going!
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Stupid boy! If I were your dad, I would beat your
buttocks that you wouldn't be able to sit for a week!
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-Are you ok?
-Yes.
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-What about your legs?
-Tangled.
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Stand up then.
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-Where are you from?
-From a Snowhite!
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From a Snowhite? Hm. I'm really happy.
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With who are you here? Why are you looking at me?
With who are you here?
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With mum, of course!
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Take your ski and go.
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Hey, sir, are you married?
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Vaek, Vaíczek, come quickly!
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This sweater really suits you, you are very nice in it.
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How so you are not wearing pyjamas?
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Am I supposted to go to the dinner in pyjamas?
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No. We are going to have dinner here.
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Mum, Mummy, I want to go to a bar. At least for an ice-cream.
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No, you have a lot of sins today and I have ordered a call.
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Mummy, I arranged something. He's going to wait there for me.
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Who?
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One of my friends.
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I'll return in a while.
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And you - stay at the room, do you understand?
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Anna.
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Oh wow, you grew up! Even though you are still so small.
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You don't remember me.
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-I...
-Don't you remember?
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I'm waiting here.
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I'm sorry.
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No, the telegram wasn't sent by Jindrich, but by theater.
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Mummy... Please, come and stay at least those 2 days.
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I can't tell Vaek that we've just arrived
and we are going to go home again.
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I'm going to return on thursday.
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It's not important, who's sick.
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There's just change in the theater.
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We can't do anything then.
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-How much is it?
.Moment. I'll ask the post office.
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How many years haven't we seen each other?
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You are on holiday here? As an instructor again?
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I've been here for 7 years.
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Here?
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Here I have a date with one boy.
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With a boy?
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I even don't know his name. I promised him to have an ice-cream
with him in the evening and I've met you here!
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You are better and better. Instead of shot
you invite boys for and ice-cream?
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But he's really small. You haven't seen such boy yet.
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He told me his mummy loves dancing and if I wanted,
he could take her with him.
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Please, why are you telling me?
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Well, you asked me what I was doing here.
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Maybe we'll meet again.
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Definitely.
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So don't delay yourself. Don't make him waiting in the bar.
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He isn't waiting in a bar. He's there.
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Vaek! Come here!
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You have a prima boy.
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He's wild. What is this?
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That's a jacket.
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Say goodbye and go to bed.
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Goodbye.
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Bye.
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Praha. Who wanted to pay the Praha?
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I'll pay it.
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Mummy! Mummy! Open! I didn't tell anything! Really!
Mummy! Open!
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Vaek, you are going to worry me to death. What did you tell him?
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Only number of our room.
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And you invited him, didn't you?
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Yes, I wanted you to look at him.
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What?
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If we liked him, that we could be friends with him.
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That's all.
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Pack your stuff up. We're going home.
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Tomorrow.
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Mountain Rescue.
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No. He's on the hill.
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What are you doing here?
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I came for help.
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What happened?
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Mummy forbade me to talk about the goodbye.
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About what?
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That we are going home today.
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She promises to return, but we won't return.
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I know her!
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You finally call. How is it on the hill?
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If mum knew that I'm under chief's control...
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Snowslip situation?
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I'll take care of myself anyway. I'll sweep, I'll do laundry.
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When it's warmer, when it's warmer.
Warn these destinations immediately.
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Please, sir, let me stay here.
I'm made for mountains.
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So you want to work here? How many years?
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2 days. Before mum comes.
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Who's that boy?
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Well, he's such Dokey from Snowhite, isn't he?
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You make jokes and there's blocked
groomer in Labský důl.
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I've been happy for that for a half hour now.
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Call Karel. I'll be there.
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And what about me?
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You know what?
Right man never begs.
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If it helps you, you can leave the boy here.
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Vaek?
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You have more boys?
It's hard for him. He's just come and must back to the town.
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Well, he'll get over it.
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There are things, which no woman can understand.
Simply - I'll take care of Vaek for those 2 days.
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I don't understand why.
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We haven't opportunity to talk yet.
I'll be sure that you're going to return.
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You would be able to take care of a child??
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You can rely on me!
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I'm not sure.
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Vaek, we'll go to Rokytnice for sticks.
And we'll take mum to the train station.
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Vaek, you're really going to let me go alone?
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You've already allowed me that. Don't worry.
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Lubo rescues people from snowslips!
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What do you mean - Lubo? It's always Mr. Richman for you!
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Mummy doesn't know that we've been already friends for 2 hours.
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Vaek is coming with me!
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You have a great seat at the window.
Don't worry, I took care of the whole section.
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I'll die from fear anyway.
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That would be a pitty.
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Mummy is prima. She started "duzing".
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Bye.
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How did you recognise that I'm a claimber?
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I'm detectiv Colombo. You have crampons in your cabin.
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You know what it is??
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Of course!
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Metal boots for climbing.
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Look, where you are throwing the snow!
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And what is Chomolungma?
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Mount Everest. Hillary and Tenzing were the first people there.
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And which mountain over 8000m high was first visited by people?
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Annapurna.
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And where were the most dead people?
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Nanga Parbat
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And who was the first up there?
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Hermann Buhl. He's my second favourite. After my daddy.
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You are good.
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I have books. Not humbled mountain. Tigers from Himalaya. That's on radio.
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-Done?
-Done!
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Go!
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And who buys that books for you?
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Daddy?
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Daddy was also a claimber!
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And what does he do now?
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Now he's dead.
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Don't be mad with me, Vaek, I haven't known that.
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When they were coming down, he was the last one.
And suddenly there was a snowslip.
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Wow! We rescued a groomer!
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You'll take my sleeping bag.
One my friend once also borrowed it.
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He got intestinal flu. That's really bad, when there's 20 degrees under 0.
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And where did you sleep?
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Well, we didn't sleep.
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Do you have a lot of friends?
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No, I have know a lot of people.
Friends are boys who you can always rely on.
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Mum says that daddy had no friends.
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That's weird.
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When you hold the same rope with somebody,
you must trust him. You cover his back and he covers yours.
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Then there's a real friendship.
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Maybe mum thinks that somebody could rescue him. Some his friend.
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I'd like to call pindlerův mlýn, 93439. Thank you.
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You can call it off.
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He called himself.
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Who?
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pindl (= pindlerův mlýn)
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He told me to write it. I might have sclerosis...
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Vaek ate 7 dumplings, brushed his teeth and now he's sleeping.
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He's idiot. He makes fun of me.
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But he called 1 hour later, that there's snowing outside and that he can't fall asleep.
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Boenka, I'm hungry!
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Today you were great, Anna.
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You made me really happy.
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That is probably because I took a nap in the afternoon.
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Took a nap? She was sleeping here for 3 hours as if she was dead.
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Am I allowed to invite you for a dinner?
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Oh my god...
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I'll make 7 pieces of him!
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Why did you try do make fire?
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I just wanted to make toasts for you.
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It's already on fire! You can rely on me.
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You can rely on me too.
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Look. I borrowed these boots for you.
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You could wear your boots to the dancing lessons.
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Lubo, how does a man become a real claimber?
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When he claimbs a first hill.
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Which one?
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That's not important.
When you like it, you'are going to be claimber for a whole life!
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How?
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Where to put your hands, legs, how to be warm.
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That's simple. You make a mistake and you're dead.
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I don't know... I'm sure my dad didn't make a mistake!
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I meant it another way.
A proper man is the most happy, when he can overcome the obsticles.
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My dad was proper! Strong! One head taller than you.
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Of course. The best man goes always the last.
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You were never afraid?
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When you want to win, to beat a 8000m high mountain,
which has been here for millions ages, you must have self esteem.
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So you weren't afraid.
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I was afraid.
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The wind in Himalayas sound like coming train!
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Once it made me cry.
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My dad was also in Himalayas.
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Why didn't you return?
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At night? We couldn't see.
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And in the morning?
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We started getting to the peak.
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You managed it?
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It was the happiest day in my life.
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The sun rose. There was silent. Only rocks and ice.
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You stand there and it seems like you are God.
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I'm also going to be God! But mum can't know that!
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A lot of people think that every claimber is crazy.
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I'm crazy.
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I can see that. You're outting salt into your tea!
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Hold tight!
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(They just count or say nothing important ;-))
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I was at lawyer.
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You buy or sell anything?
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At divorce lawyer.
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What if we 2 tried it with rules?
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I only don't know if I will get used to Vaek.
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Do you know how to pull a tooth to a whale?
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You make a sea crane, you give a wagon of ? to a whale,
you prepare dynamit, 3, 2, 1, bum!
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What are you laughing at?
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I've never kissed a guy.
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How so? You didn't like your dad?
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I did! But I didn't know him yet.
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-Listen, friend, aren't you accidentally a little babbler?
-Accidentally a big one!
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Your dad was one head taller than me in the morning
and now you don't know him?
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In that time I was little like this.
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Mummy didn't get married again?
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No. I'd also like a daddy. Standa has already a third one.
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Mummy probably loved daddy a lot.
When somebody loves somebody, he can't forget him.
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You'd be surprised how angry she is when I draw Annapurna.
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Your daddy was at Annapurna?
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Of course. There's his grave.
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I was also at Annapurna.
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With my daddy?
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No, all of us returned home.
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My daddy was in the special expedition.
They examined soil under the ice-berg.
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Look, I'm a great dressmaker.
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Wait, wait, wait.You want to claim
that your daddy was in expedition Annapurna with special geologic programm?
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Of course.
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And when was it?
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When I was little like this.
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Vaek, Vaek, what are you playing at me?
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You were little like this and you remember that your dad had shoulders like this?
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I have a photo at home.
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And you've never seen your dad?
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I'm telling you, that I was little like this.
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And what is it, little like this? What is it?
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When I was in my mummy's belly!
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You're 8 years old?
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Yes.
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And you were born in... September?
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Damn it, you can see the future.
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What are you doing?
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I'm trying how snow is going to be tomorrow.
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You don't have to do every crap like me.
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Vaek, what would you say if I tried dating your mummy?
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You would try it?
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Would try it... I'll try it!
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You like my mum?
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-I like YOU!
-I like you too!
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-Lubo, you must be careful!
-About what?
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That trying! Mum doesn't want to hear a word about marriage.
She nearly beaten me!
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I'll do what I can.
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-Vaek!
-Mummy!
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What are you doing?
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We arranged that, didn't we?
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Yes, but kissing was Lubo's idea!
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Stand up, lazy people! Stand up!
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One, two, one,... :)
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The boy skies great, what do you think?
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(I just can't explain what he's telling her,
he's just teaching her skiing :))
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Anna, when did we date each other?
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Do you know that I really can't remember?
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I think, we could count it.
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You were at the conservatory.
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It's not important today.
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And hadn't it been before I went to Annapurna?
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I really don't know.
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If you think...
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It only seems to me that Vaek wants to look like me.
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As if I was his daddy.
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Well, it probably only seems like that.
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Probably.
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Vaek wants to look like everybody.
It was a school caretaker last time.
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But school caretaker isn't a claimber.
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Whose grave is under a snowslip.
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To our last evening.
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Why did you take me here?
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I think it's really long time you weren't dancing.
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Everything is like at these times.
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No. Nothing can be repeated.
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I'm leaving to Alps in a month.
Before that I'm going to be in Prague for a few days.
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Think about the "datum" until that time.
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Which datum?
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You arranged me a funural - I'm going to arrange you a marriage.
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Wait, who am I going to marry?
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Me of course.
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I even didn't get married.
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I haven't told you yet?
I have so miserable memory...
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And you remembered that we had been here at these times?
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There was the only music box here 9 years ago.
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Do you remember about our bet
that you would bring a flower in 10 minutes?
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And I lost.
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No. Mountain rescue called about emergency situation.
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A man lost in Obří důl.
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I'm glad that you remember details.
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You rescued that man.
You return after midnight.
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And why didn't you get married?
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I was always more affected by mountains.
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And what about now?
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Now I'm not strong enough for the hills.
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By that you mean you'd be strong enough for me.
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No. For our boy.
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You don't have to tell me anything.
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I won't reproach. We knew each other for 14 days.
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9 days.
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You dated somebody. And I was in the way.
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And what were you doing for that 8 years?
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Who did you want to marry anyway?
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Vaek is not your son.
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You are lying. We met here. In december.
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I went to Himalayas in january. And the boy was born in september.
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We returned from expedition in november. All of us.
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-Nobody stayed on Annapurna under a snowslip.
-I hope you won't be so stupid and you won't tell Vaek.
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If this is your point - you can rely on me.
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I was so happy with my friends that
I didn't realise I was living alone.
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For example this Christmas.
There were a lot of people around me and no "my" person.
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And when I started thinking about it,
so prima boy appeared.
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And in addition - mine.
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Anna. Say it to me.
I'm beging you...
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Tell me he's mine.
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Please, don't be crazy.
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I hoped I wouldn't meet you again.
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If somebody is in my way today,
I'll put him in the sack and I'll throw itto the river!
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You can guess, you can count,
but you don't have a proof that Vaek is yours.
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I do.
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He's as great as me!
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Where were you running?
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To a train station. Lubo is coming today!
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Which Lubo?
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My daddy!
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A spare one.
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So mum found somebody?
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No. I found him by myself!
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He wrote 9 letters to him!
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What is he like?
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A big one. A chief of a mountain rescue.
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Mum has a first general rehearsal.
We should wait outside.
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Let's go inside then!
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This is mum?
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Damn it, she's great.
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We're going to sleep in one room.
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And who's the guy?
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Uncle Jindrich.
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I don't like him!
He's not confident and doesn't like dogs.
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Then we'll put him in the sack
and we'll throw him into the river.
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Enough!
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This is Annapurna.
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And up there?
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Also Annapurna. Also Annapurna.
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I screwed this one. This was in december.
This was when I was 5.
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And why is there a christmas tree and those presents?
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For ym daddy of course.
To bring him company.
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-I'll take you with me.
-Really?
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When you are adult.
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-Do you have that photo?
It's hidden.
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Then show it to me.
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I don't want mummy to steal it.
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Let me guess, will you?
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Am I right?
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You knew my daddy?
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Are you able to be silent?
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In front of your mum?
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This is me.
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It's not you! It's my dad!
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It's your dad, but it's also me!
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What does it mean?
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I don't know!
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That I'm your dad.
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That's not true!
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It's not you! It's my dad!
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Why couldn't it be me?
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My dad is dead! A hero!
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What are you doing here?
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Lubo is lying.
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Anna, please, don't be mad with me.
I told Vaek.
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You are egotistical.
Idiot.
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Do you have a knife?
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I've been collecting these cars for 5 years.
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All of them are yours now.
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You can't take him serious, mum.
He's a babbler.
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And don't swear at him.
He's going to have dinner with us.
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I'll help you.
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Me too.
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Mummy, how so Lubo knew my dad?
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I didn't know him.
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Why is he lying?
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You pointed at him.
Were you his friend?
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I don't know.
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But I know!
You left him under a snowslip!
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Damn it!
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Say something, Anna.
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Leave me alone. Both of you.
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I'll tell you something.
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If my dad was allive, he would be
at home with me every evening.
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He would go to the cinema with me.
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And we would have a dog.
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But your dad didn't know
that you exist.
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If he knew, he would visit you.
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And why didn't he visit mum?
He knew she exists.
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Mum, is he my dad?
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Is he or not?
I want to know it!
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Yes, this is your dad.
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You screwed it. Everything.
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Let mum be! Go away!
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Mummy, don't cry.
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He's already away.
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You've got me. I'm going to be with you.
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Until we die. Every day.
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Look, my dad is as exact as a clock.
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Your mother called.
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She made a meeting with me.
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Tomorrow.
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Don't you know, what she wants to tell me?
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I can imagine that. To make you get divorced.
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And you don't want to?
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I haven't been wishing anything else for 4 years.
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Maybe it would be worth it.
To talk about us.
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You should meet Vaek. Not me.
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I've been waiting in fornt of the school for 1 hour.
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So?
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Nothing.
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Why didn't you listen to me?
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I knew Vaek would never understand.
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Can I visit you?
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At 4? At 5?
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You aren't interested in who was it??
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I'll come in the evening.
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I don't even know you!
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You don't know anything about me either...
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And you made Vaek think we're going to live together.
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I'm afraid he doesn't want to talk to me.
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You could have written a letter.
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I read about your return from Himalayas
in the newspapers.
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Why didn't you write you were pregnant?
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Where? To Asia?
Camp number 4?
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I returned.
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The boy was nearly 3 months.
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Why did you want Vaek to never know me?
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What did I do to you?
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I... I was kind of proud to be pregnant with you.
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I thought you were hero, when
you rescued that man in Obří důl.
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I thought...
I thought you were going to be happy when you return.
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That I'm as brave as you.
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That I kept the baby.
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But if you wrote the boy was born...
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You didn't even recall me
and you'd be so happy to have a baby.
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When are you leaving?
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In 4 days.
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Vaek needs time to get over it.
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If children could understand everything,
they wouldn't be children.
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Because there are more differences between children
and adults, not only that children are small and adults are big.
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It was also my fault.
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It wasn't.
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Vaík, did you want a dad? You did.
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You liked Lubo.
You said he was a friend.
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He is not, mum.
I cried for him while he was in the mountains with foreign friends.
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Lubo didn't know about you.
You must trust me!
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He cheated me.
He lied to me in the mountains already.
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He pretended to try dating you,
and you got married a long time ago.
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We didn't.
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When I was young, I trusted you
that you bought me in a shop.
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But now I'm old enough to know
how babies are born.
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Really?
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After marriage.
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Well... Marriage isn't the main thing.
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It can happen when people love each other.
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If he loved you, mum,
he would visit us on saturday or when it's my birthday.
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You are stubborn just like your little tooth.
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We've been persuading it for 2 hours
and it doesn't give in.
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But when it grows up, it won't hurt anymore, will it?
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Lubo will be waiting for you tomorrow in front of the school.
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I won't go there.
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I told him.
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I did what I could.
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It depends on you.
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I'm going to gargle.
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Vaík, you are a goon. Such beautiful pictures...
Why did you destroy them?
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I won't be a claimber anymore.
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You've got prima bike. You are good at it.
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I've bought new equipment.
I have it in hotel. Don't you want to have a look?
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I've brought you something.
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Do you like him?
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I'm not allowed to bring foreign dogs.
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He's not a foreign dog. He's Ben.
Keep him. He's yours.
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And what about mum? Won't she beat me?
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Don't worry. She'll be happy.
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You're lying! And you're teaching mum to lie.
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You talk about me via phone.
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I let you go to the mountains not to loose you
and there you forgot me in one day.
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It's quite funny actually.
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When a man is afraid, he's about to loose.
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You really want to go to a hospital?
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No. Your mother invited me in your place.
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I would have to know that, wouldn't I?
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You won't invite me upstairs?
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You shouldn't have gone with me.
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Anna, would you mind Vaek having a dog?
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No way.
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That's a disaster...
Don't worry! I'll fix it!
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Leave me alone. Both of you!
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Where is he?
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Who? Vaek or that dog?
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Jindrich of course!
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You went crazy.
All of you.
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Mummy, are you glad that we have Beník?
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Of course.
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Go to wash. Don't play.
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Come, Beník, we'll make a beautiful dog out of you.
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Lubo has a dad in Kamenice. They have rabbits.
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Also a cat. A pig.
You would have a grandpa.
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You always wished a grandpa, didn't you?
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Enough. Everybody can screw something nice.
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Also me or Lubo. But you're a prima boy.
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And it was quite good idea with those toothbrushes!
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-There should be 3 people in every family.
-We are 3. You, me and a dog.
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What's up?
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Today I've been waiting for 2 hours.
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I can't make Vaek talk to you.
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He didn't even show up.
He's more faithless than a mountain.
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Anna, I'll wont make it...
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Vaek was waiting for you for 8 years
and you give it up in several days?
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But I'm leaving tomorrow!
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What if you didn't go to the mountains?
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I can't leave my friends.
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You're just like a snowslip.
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You made me a grave, Anna!
I wouldn't make that...
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I wouldn't make to read in the newspaper
that somebody is allive and make him funural.
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And what was I supposed to tell Vaek,
when he started asking about dad?
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You waited for me 1 more year,
before he'd sterted talking?
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3 more years,
before he'd started thinking.
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If there was an idiot in this world,
it was me.
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You don't need to apologize.
I don't care about you today.
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Don't say that...
There's our 8 years old boy to be stubborn.
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Aniczka, you must go!
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Moment, moment.
Wednesday is a visit day.
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There's my wife here.
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Vaek's got lost.
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What are you making up?
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When I rang and told him about your broken leg,
he just went crazy.
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Before I packed your stuff up,
he was gone.
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I've been looking for him for an hour.
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Please, don't panic,
now he's already at home.
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He's been already here?
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There are many hospitals in Praha
and he found the right one.
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We have a clever child, don't we?
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Why is she staring at us?
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She's my mother.
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Look after his homework
and put the keys into the mailbox before you leave.
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Go.
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What a behaviour! So you have a child together?!
Then explain to me...
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He was that rascal??
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If they don't make peace, I will die...
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Why didn't you tell me about having grandma in a hospital?
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Can you imagine how frightened I was?
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I'll spend the night here.
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You don't have to go to Valentas.
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I couldn't come today.
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Why?
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I had a punishment.
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A bummer, isn't it?
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Mum has to go to school.
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And why?
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I didn't want to write an essay.
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You know what?
I'll go to school instead of mummy.
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But you are leaving tomorrow.
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I'll stay here with you.
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You'll go.
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I'll arange it with mum.
Girls don't know anything about friendship.
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And you do?
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I do.
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I've already written that essay.
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What does my dad do?
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My dad is a chief of Mountain rescue. He does what he says.
He waits for me in front of the school at 3 o'clock.
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He's reliable. He bought me a dog.
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He's got experience because he¨s a claimber.
He claimbed a 8000m high mountain.
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He gets over all obsticles.
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He's a good friend.
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Do you know how to pull a tooth to a kangaroo?
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You make a sea crane, you prepare dynamit...
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It wasn't a kangaroo, it was a whale!
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That's not important.
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It is! Because you have to give dynamit to a whale.
Kangaroo would visit a dentist.
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3, 2, 1!