Night Train to Lisbon Page #4
our parent told us
he had gone to Brazil to work.
Then after the Revolution,
when he was released,
they told us he had an accident
with his hands.
- He is very fond of you.
- He is?
He said you are the only one
from the family who ever visited.
He is always so grumpy,
I don't blame the others.
- What else did he say?
- He said he wish you are married.
I hate him!
Then when you visited,
there'll be children.
He actually said that?
And he is fond of me?
Do you have children?
No.
I have my students...
but the faces change every year,
so I try not to too fond of them.
I think now
Yes, I might have to.
Beautiful glasses.
Father Bartolomeu?
Yes.
Joo Ea tells me that you
buried Amadeu de Prado.
remembered in this manner:
who taught Amadeu,
not the one who buried him.
Amadeu was 12 years old
when he first came to the school.
He came with no bag, no books...
and read them all, you think.
Everything was in his head.
What does he say about the school,
in his book?
"For 1922 days,..."
"I attended the 'Liceu (school)'
where my Father sent me,..."
"the strictest school
in the whole country."
"By the third day I realized
I had to count the days,..."
"so as not to be crushed by it."
He hated it that much?
Were Jorge and Amadeu
in the same class?
Uh, no. Not at first.
Amadeu skipped 2 grades.
He was that bright, you see.
And for 2 years,
they were in the same class.
Or I should say,
they were in a class of their own.
Amadeu, the aristocrat,
and Jorge, the working class boy.
They had a very noted curiosity
in those two.
They would lie to their mothers
that they were going to spend
the night at the friend's house.
Instead, they came here.
How did you find them, Jorge?
I was sleeping here
and I found the floor was loosen.
- Jean-Paul Sartre (French philosopher)...
- Karl Marx (German philosopher)...
Henry Miller (American writer)...
My God, if we found these books...
We would end up in Tarrafal ("Camp of the Slow Death")
along with all the other political prisoners.
allow that, would he? Amadeu.
He would get Grand Minister Salazar
personally intervene
and have the case thrown out of court.
You think it is a joke
my father is a judge.
I think it is a joke that
the son of a green grocer
has friended with
the son of a judge.
That is funny.
You have to admit.
Amadeu would have been
unhappy wherever he was.
He never played games with the other boys.
except one time.
No body forgot that time.
Make room there boys.
Make room.
- My father is here.
- Of course he is. What do you expect?
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