Apprentice Page #4
Just like that.
You'll see this Friday.
Okay, let's pack up.
Chief,
Do you have the keys
to the archive cabinet?
I'll return the file.
Just leave it at the registry.
They'll know what to do.
There.
Never mind, chief.
Take it.
Never mind.
Take it.
How much is the food?
Don't worry about it. Just eat.
For real?
Eat.
You're sure you can fix the scale?
Yeah.
Good.
Actually I can usually
tell just by looking
How much a person weighs.
Really?
You are 158
To 159 pounds?
About 72 kilos.
More or less.
Go measure yourself. Then
tell me if it's more or less.
Chief.
How is he?
He's been eating well these two days.
- Morning, randy.
- Morning, sir.
Ask the cookhouse
to stick to the meal plan.
Yes, chief.
Did his family come today?
No, no one came. We tried
calling, but no one came.
Aiman.
That's a pinion.
We use that to tie the legs.
What if he can't stand up?
We let him sit on the chair.
We put on the hood
so they don't see the noose.
But usually they're okay.
By the time they get here,
Ready to go.
I remember this one guy.
In '85 or '86.
The night before,
He told his religious counselor
that he didn't do it.
In the morning, we had to
drag him out of his cell,
He was kicking and yelling
all the way here.
I quickly put the noose on him.
He went down just like that.
No prayers, no nothing.
He didn't do it?
He was just afraid and chickened
out the night before.
Wanna try?
There.
Remove the pin first.
Just pull the lever in one go.
Hello.
What are you doing?
Tea break.
Will you be back late?
Maybe.
Why?
Can we talk?
We can talk now.
There's something I've been
wanting to tell you face-to-face
But I didn't get the chance.
And I'm flying off soon.
John proposed to me.
And I said yes.
Congrats.
He wants me
To move to Australia with him.
Aiman?
I also have some news.
Do you remember the hangman
I was talking about?
He asked me to be his assistant.
You said no, right?
Aiman?
Aiman!
Aiman! Open the door!
Aiman! Open the door!
Aiman!
What do you think you're doing?
Have you lost your mind?
Why did you say those things?
Okay. Congratulations.
Isn't it what you wanted?
- Using that man to get out of here!
- Don't talk to me like that!
So what if I want
to get out of here?
I'm tired.
Of our family bullshit.
Of caring for you,
caring for grandma.
Caring for grandpa
when they both got sick.
Is it wrong? For once, I
want to lead my own life.
So did you agree?
To work for that man?
What are you trying to prove?
I don't want to be like him.
Who?
You are not father!
But so what if you are like him?
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