Gun Shy Page #2
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But you don't live with them.
No, my dad has
a new family.
He doesn't even
know I'm here.
town and go to the big city.
My father left when I was 14.
My mother married
a few months later,
'cause she was lonely.
Yeah.
I gotta go.
What?
Why do you have to go?
I just do.
Bye!
Masks on!
That music's giving
me a headache.
Do we have to listen to that?
What kind of f***ing
music is that?
Are you whacko or something?
I really didn't mean to.
I'll turn down the volume.
I've got a better idea;
come on in and we'll
have a beer together...
and I'll make up for it, okay?
Come on.
You know, every year, I take
a 3-week trip to North Korea.
Have a seat.
You can't imagine what a
beautiful country it is.
It's all so fresh,
so unspoiled, so...
so human.
And who do we owe that to?
Him!
Kim Jong-Il!
So, cheers!
Cheers!
Nice to meet you.
These are cassettes of the German
program from Radio Pyongyang.
Is that a real snake?
Yep.
Snake whisky.
in death throes.
It's good for rheumatism.
And for...
yeah, you know...
love.
The dance of the
rice peasant.
Planting...
washing...
love...
love...
Come here.
Look, those
windows over there.
Everything's dark.
Everyone's alone.
No one's doing anything.
People don't believe
anyone anymore,
because there's nothing
left for them to believe in.
Their souls are
totally empty.
- Good evening.
- Good evening.
What do you
have on your head?
You look like a
single combat marine.
All that's missing
is your gun.
So what?
What're you doing here?
I'm playing the dead man.
I've still got this
stupid thing on.
Lukas, you're all wet.
Come on.
What kind of thing is that?
Oh God, I'll take it off you.
Come on in.
Calm down.
Come on, sit down.
Come on, sit down.
There...
Here you are.
No, not there.
Here.
Come on now.
That's good.
Hold still.
Hold still.
Come on.
Now... calm down.
Calm down, come on.
That's good, that's good.
You'll warm up quickly, okay?
Lukas, is that you?
The door was open.
Where were you?
Who...
Who's that man?
Would you give me
a towel, please?
Please?
When I was in India I saw a dog
that had lost 1/4 of its head.
A clean cut right
across its head.
It was standing in Varanasi
in a puddle, drinking.
You could see the
bones and all,
but it drank as if
nothing was wrong.
Englishman who also mentioned
a dog in Varanasi, that was
missing 1/4 of its head.
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