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isn't it?
Isn't it ?
Yes.
It was a time
in which we were less organised.
Gabrielle shouldn't have let
it happen. The girl found her.
After 15 years.
That's shows a lot of persistance.
But in the end
Lucie is a victim.
Like all the others.
It's easy to create
a victim. Very easy.
Lock someone up in a dark place.
He starts to suffer.
Feed that suffering.
Methodically, systematic.
And cold. And keep it going.
The subjects goes through
different stages.
After a while the trauma,
that little crack
that happens so easily,
make it see things that aren't there.
What did poor Lucie see ?
Didn't she see things ?
Not even monsters?
Things that wanted to hurt her ?
A dead girl.
There you go.
A dead girl.
The girl you found. Sarah Dutreuil.
She saw insects. Cockroaches, everywhere.
They we're crawling over her. She had rather
chopped off her arm then to go through that.
People don't want to suffer anymore.
The world has come to a point
that there are only victims left.
Martyrs are rare.
A martyr, that's something else...
A martyrs is
an exceptional being.
It survives suffering,
the lacking of everything.
We burden it with
all the evil of the world,
and he transcends himself.
Do you understand that ?
He changes shapes..
Longsheng, 1912.
That women doesn't believe in God.
And she pays a high price.
On the moment the picture was taken,
she's still alive. Look at her eyes.
Jouans-Lussac, 1945.
That woman is a grocer.
She slept with a German.
Back then the French were sensitive.
She had to pay.
She's still alive. Look at her eyes.
Central Hospital of Birmingham, 1960.
The atheistic housekeeper
without a story
was terminally ill
and the morphine had no effect anymore.
Look at her eyes.
This one was beaten up by her husband.
Jealousy...
This one just spent 9 hours
in the wreckage of her car.
is dying. The pains gnawing.
This woman has a rare disease.
She suffered for nine hours.
Look at their eyes. Look.
All of them. Do you hear me ?
They were all alive
when these pictures were taken.
So tell me again
that the idea of a martyr
is an invention of
We've tried everything.
Even children.
It's proven that women
are more sensitive for
a transformation.
Young women.
It is that way.
Anna ?
Are you there ?
I'm here.
Anna ?
-Yes, Lucie.
Sometimes I'm afraid.
Not like me.
I didn't go through what you the same things.
What do you have to do
I think you have to let yourself go.
Do you think so ?
Let oneself go.
If I can't do it,
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