Burn Country Page #3
Don't think we have those.
Uh...
Okay.
I could talk to here?
No?
There a problem?
Ah, yes.
I don't think
she can reach the cigarettes.
Oh, dear.
Brand?
Reds, please.
Just these, lace, and the cigarettes.
Thank you.
No...
Shut up.
Thank you for the cigarettes.
Oh, yeah.
No worries.
I've been recently told that
I have to own it, and...
Uh-huh?
I think that means
I should talk to you.
Um, what are you
supposed to own?
I have no idea.
Okay.
I'm Sandra, by the way.
Sandra. Osman.
I like that.
Where are you from?
Carl, we're going to the beach.
Are we?
Uh-huh.
This is Osman.
He's from Afghanistan,
and he hasn't seen
the water yet.
Also, he really dug your play.
Well, then,
we'll go to the beach.
So, Osman...
Yes?
What are you doing in my Van?
I don't know.
Yet.
You don't know yet.
So, you worked with Gabe?
Yeah, I was his fixer. We...
Like an interpreter?
Yes.
In Afghanistan, it is all
about the relationships.
A journalist cannot walk around
the country
just asking the questions.
You need a guide.
Yeah. Someone who know
how to read the place.
A kind of cultural translator.
Yeah, exactly.
So, what happened?
I got the hell out.
No, Gabe had a connection,
so I got lucky.
Hey, Gabe still helping you out?
Yeah, I'm staying
with his mother,
and thought
he find me a job, but...
Really?
Maybe it's stupid.
The police blotter
for the newspaper.
It isn't anything.
Yeah, I know what it is.
You'd like something
more substantial.
Yes.
Something that lets you
assert yourself,
makes you feel like a man.
Something
that gives you dignity,
"dignity" being kind of
since it's got
than it did back home,
or seems to,
but you're not sure,
because how do you know yet?
That right?
Well, it's just
that back home...
No, don't tell us too much.
Not yet.
Okay.
Okay, f*** it.
I'm getting in!
I'm happy
you bring me here, man.
Osman, come on!
Go ahead.
I'll chaperone.
Whoo!
Hey, Osman!
Come on!
You all right, buddy?
Whoo-hoo!
You okay?
Thank you.
That better?
Is he all right?
He's fine!
Osman!
Whoo!
Whoo!
Gloria!
Well, where have you been?
The sea.
I have been to the sea.
You liked it.
Oh, Gabe was right. All I
need is something to do.
Is that what he said?
I'm going to take the job.
What, the police blotter?
Yeah.
I thought you said you didn't want
to sit around writing reports.
Exactly.
I don't need to wait
for people to give
me things, right?
I can go out
and actually do something.
I'm going to use it to meet
this place, the people,
do real work
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