Innocent Voices Page #2

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Pablo Argueta...

...Manuel Ayala...

...Antonio Gutirrez...

...Jos Rendn...

...Alfredo Argueta...

...Mario Snchez...

- What's your name?|- Temo.

- Temo what?|- Morales Morales.

- Get in line!|- He's only ten!

It's not fair!|How can you do this?!

- Temo! Temo!|- Sergeant! Sergeant!

Soldier!

Mario Snchez...

...Arturo Reyes...

...Gerber Reyes...

...Roberto Olsen...

Continue.

Roberto Olsen...

...Bardo Prez...

...Agustin Reina.

Quickly!

Quickly!

You should feel proud, boys.

You're going to be soldiers like us.

You will defend your country.

Sergeant...

...let's go.

Who gave the order to do this?

Step aside, Father.

Worry about their souls.

Hi, baby.|How was school?

Are you deaf?

How was school?

What's wrong, baby?

Tell me.

Did somebody hit you?

- Did the teacher punish you?|- They took Antonio.

- Antonio? Who took him?|- The soldiers.

They took him in a truck|with some other boys.

And they took Temo.

Temo?

To find the common denominator...

...multiply these two numbers...

- 3x4?|- 12.

Very good.

YOU'RE UGLIER THAN A FROG|CHAVA

If you like her so much,|go tell her.

Don't be a chicken.

Hi.

Hi.

I wanted to know|if... maybe...

...if you can...|and if you want to...

...come play with Chele,|Marcos, Fito, Ancha and me.

We're going to fly|paper fireflies.

- Uglier than a frog?|- I didn't write that.

No?|Then who?

If you want, we can meet at|Dona Celia's at 4.

Okay.

- Let's go!|- Let's go, Chava!

- The paper fireflies were fun.|- Yeah.

Well... I have to go.

Bye.

Ancha! Let's go!

We were flying paper fireflies...

...and they started shooting|and we had to run for it.

I'm going to show you some fireflies.|So you learn to be back early!

Sit down and eat.

Stinky girl!

Farty sister.

Sorry, ma.

Yuck...

...that really stinks.

Uncle Beto!

...so, mom bought|a sewing machine.

She makes dresses|and I sell them.

And I give her my money|from the bus.

I collect fares|and call the stops.

Yeah? Show me.

Downtown! Downtown!|Downtown!

That's great, munchkin.

And since mom keeps telling|me I'm the man of the house...

...I take care of my|brother and this one.

Yeah, right.|Especially me.

I'm glad you're|so responsible, munchkin.

Daddy!

Oh, this boy!|He calls every man "Daddy".

- What's your name, little boy?|- Ricardito.

Ricardito.

Mom is worried about you.

Don't disappear like that again.

You're not in trouble,|are you?

My brother takes care|of me and one day...

...he bought me a cookie but|I dropped it and the ants ate it.

Chava, the mattress!

Chava, Rosita!|Under the bed.

Shhh, baby.

Angelita!

Angelita.|My God... Help!

Dona Amalia, it's Beto!|I'm coming!

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