Samson and Delilah Page #2
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- 1996
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Please, Samson. Come with me.
For me.
For you, anything.
Except one of those meetings.
I have to go.
Naomi...
... you are far too gentle
for the harsh words of rebellion.
And you can hardly even lift a sword.
- It is you who has been chosen.
- I doubt it.
- Your mother refuses...
- Naomi, stop this.
If I am to be called,
God will call me.
Not you and your rabble.
I am a Nazarite.
I pray. I try.
Seas can open, Samson.
Bushes can burn.
For Moses and for you.
I am one man. How can one man
destroy the Philistines? Tell me.
- Our army will...
- Your army has wooden clubs...
... and swords of bronze.
- And righteousness.
Why is it that every people think
they alone are the righteous ones?
You doubt it?
Anyway, righteousness never stopped
the Philistine spear that killed your mother.
Righteousness did not give them
weapons of iron.
Do not make me beg.
Open your eyes.
I have seen nothing.
I have heard nothing.
- I am nothing.
- A man is what he chooses to be.
And I choose nothing.
Why?
Tell me, Samson.
What are you frightened of?
Nothing.
- Then what do you want?
- I want...
... everything.
Come, come.
How is it, Ira...
... that we are still bent
beneath the heel of these Philistines?
It's God's punishment.
When our people
abandoned his ways...
... he brought them down on us
that we might atone for our sins.
But things are better than they were.
No more burned villages...
... no more young people
taken into slavery.
And the fruit of suffering...
... is wisdom.
Then we must be
Ira...
... you are the elder of our village.
- I need your counsel.
- It's freely given...
... and often wrong.
What's Samson done now?
Nothing. And more nothing.
It's as if he believed
the world owed him something.
Moses, too, was raised as a prince.
My sons are just the same.
And without Samson's special gifts.
"Samson caught us in the net.
Samson caught us in the... "
Tell me. Has Samson ever cried?
For one hour after he was born.
It's as if he feared the pain
that life had in store for him.
- Since then, never.
- Truly, he is remarkable.
His temperament is kind,
his wit is quick.
And his strength...
He has all the gifts but one:
Purpose. It is the fuel of life.
Come on.
Come on.
Pull.
- Naomi.
- What?
Maybe we should go.
They come by every day
at about this time.
No. It's your turn, Yoram.
Go on. It's your turn.
- Come on. Philistines. Let's go.
- No.
Go. Fetch Samson, quickly.
Hey!
I've never seen goats riding on goats.
Why don't you get off
and milk them, huh?
Go.
Does the smell come from the beasts
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