Kismet Page #3
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- Ah. Do they really?
- How much ransom did you offer?
- Never mind. Remove the curse.
Certainly, of course. Delighted to do
the best I can under these conditions.
- Don't haggle. Remove the curse.
- Jawan, you don't understand.
A curse must be removed voluntarily.
That's the law of curses.
A curse is nothing more than a prayer,
a prayer for harm.
A prayer is born in the heart,
not the mouth.
- You'd pray for me and not mean it.
- For money, I would.
- Would Allah accept prayer that's paid for?
- Aye, indeed so.
Do you not give money to mosques
and to holy men?
Do they not bless you and pray for you?
- That is true. Give him a gold piece.
- Is that all your son is won'th?
- Lf my patience snaps...
- You'll have eternity to regret it.
Think, Jawan.
Listen to death chuckling in your chest.
What good will your wealth be
when the chuckle becomes a roar?
Your tongue is cunning.
Give him 10 gold pieces.
- A hundred. Do I not offer you your son?
- A hundred?
Happiness on Earth
as well as a cushion in paradise?
How much is too much for eternal bliss?
Will I find my son this day?
This day? Possibly within the hour.
Saddle a horse.
A plain mount, it'll go unnoticed.
Don't risk entering the city. You'll be taken
by the Wazir's police. Tortured. Beheaded.
If I must die in Baghdad,
how can I avoid it?
By staying out of Baghdad.
No man can avoid his fate.
That is kismet.
- Break camp.
- Break camp.
Return to the mountains.
Wait for me there.
Pray well, Hajj the Beggar.
Excuse me, which way is Mecca?
Hey, ho. Hey, ho, ho.
Hey, ho.
I'm rich.
I am rich.
On the rim of torture and death
and now, treasure.
Why, I'm the richest man I ever knew.
Today's my day
My day of days
My blessings unfold
Fate has played the trick with the twine
And woven evil and good in one design
And I can face the sun
No more to dodge, no more to run
I can eat, I can buy
I can sleep in a bed
In the certainty I'm fed and free
For fate has claimed its child
And smiled on me
Make way for the Wazir.
Make way for the Wazir.
Make way for the Wazir.
Clear the bazaar.
Make way for the Wazir.
- Clear the bazaar.
- Clear the bazaar.
- Make way for the Wazir.
- Make way for the Wazir.
- Clear the bazaar.
- Clear the bazaar.
Follow.
Make way for the Wazir.
Make way for the mighty Wazir
who has eyes in every house.
Investigate that laughter.
Wife of wives to the Wazir.
Wife of wives to the Wazir.
To the Wazir's wife of wives.
Salaam, Lalume,
possessor of my entire heart.
Happiness attend your return.
Salaam, my exalted husband.
Lalume, I sent you to Ababu
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