Winter Sleep Page #3
I'm trying to.
By the way, I read last week's.
I liked it.
Which one do you mean?
Urban ugliness in Anatolia.
Aesthetic deprivation and so on.
- Right.
- Bravo.
How do you come up with
Did you really like it?
It was good.
It's not about wealth and poverty.
Poverty existed in the past, too.
If you only have three olives,
you can place them nicely on a plate,
or gobble them
out of the plastic bag.
I know what you mean.
I told you we went to the hodja's?
You know, our tenant.
Yes?
If you saw how filthy it was,
how messy.
- Did you go in?
- No, I mean the garden.
They've ruined it.
but you wouldn't think so.
First of all, you are a man of God.
You should be a model
to your community.
Shouldn't you be neat and tidy?
Who is he? Do I know him?
No, you wouldn't.
An old tenant
from back in my father's day.
I'd walk past him in the street.
Just a crooked, shabby guy.
I don't know...
Shouldn't men of God
be a model to the public?
Especially in rural areas.
Perhaps I should write about that
next week?
The very thought of him
gets on my nerves.
Of course, write about
anything you want.
But...
Wouldn't it be better to write
for a bigger paper
instead of a local one nobody reads?
Then at least it would be worth
all your efforts.
I don't feel I'm making any efforts.
I mean, I hear you typing away
in front of your computer all week.
That's why.
If you didn't bring me that paper,
I wouldn't even know it existed.
That's what I mean.
Frankly, I don't give a damn
about big papers.
My kingdom may be small
but at least I'm the king there.
I mean, who's going to read
this paper?
Who's going to buy it?
I don't agree with you,
my dear Necla.
On the contrary.
Sometimes I receive
letters from my readers
that prove to me
I'm on the right path.
Even my efforts, as you say,
feel more than worth it.
- Take yesterday...
- Yes but sometimes on the Internet,
some awful writers get praised
to high heaven.
Everyone has their fans somehow.
That's why I think one shouldn't
take such praise so seriously.
I mean, that shouldn't be
your reference.
Anyway, keep on writing.
Don't let me distract you.
I'll just lie down here.
In silence.
The mud makes driving up here hard.
Why don't you lay some gravel?
The tourists like it this way,
it's more natural.
I didn't say asphalt, I said gravel.
That's natural too.
With gravel,
half the tourists wouldn't come.
Very few clients in winter, in fact.
Wouldn't be worth it.
Of course nobody comes with this mud.
Don't want everyone here anyway.
I just want those who value
a natural setting.
Fancy a sprint?
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