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Five minutes, okay?
I'll see you up there.
Me, again.
What do you want?
I want my wife.
Just go up without me, okay?
Don't wait for me.
Okay.
See you up there.
...thing that he can
take from the land.
And also on a bit of
a hunting expedition
which is his pastime.
And while he is there
he is, uh...
confronted by nature and also by
what's left of his capitalist soul.
But I also think that
the explorer represents
someone who is still at least
in touch with the natural world.
And someone who is going out to
cross or to walk to the South Pole
is someone who has the opportunity
to experience something
bigger than themselves.
And that has value.
Don't you think?
But they're always men, I mean,
these people, why is that?
No, no, I don't think
they're always men.
I would have to agree
and there is a lot of it that's devoted to
this obsession with geographical prizes.
I find that
a bit tiresome, you know.
Then, you'd need more and more modifiers
to describe what this is a first of.
Would you try to attract media
attention to whale research
and to coral and
acidification of the ocean?
Awareness is important,
very important.
And I've tried to attract it to, in a way
that is concerned with solving that problem.
See you guys later.
And the problem of an that
explorer is to just get there
and then say that
he or she has been there.
And I've never quite understood that fully,
I mean...
I, you know, Columbus didn't...
Going to Antarctica?
Yeah, it's good.
- It's exciting.
- What about our honeymoon?
Well, that is our honeymoon.
To, um...
Adventure Antarctica
and your work.
To writing about a place and then
getting the opportunity to go there.
That's really interesting.
So they actually land or
do they just swoop down...
No, no, they land. They do this
thousands of times, they enlarge wounds
until you get a whale which has,
I don't know, six or eight wounds
- down its middle.
- It's a good way to put it.
Collecting places,
collecting locations.
We're obsessed
with categorizing and...
They will fly down,
land on the back of the whale,
bite a hole in the whale,
and then fly off
with a hunk of meat.
You don't usually accompany Roger
on his trips though, right?
No, no, I don't.
I've been once to Patagonia
where he goes every year.
And I was feeling miserable.
The sun never shone.
It was windy.
I feel a bit, uh...
You know, out of place.
And, um, all the more so
because Peter seems
very much in his element
and I sometimes feel like
I don't know where to fit into.
But, you know, it's all well and good,
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