Polednice Page #3
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She comes and takes.
- Who comes and takes?
- She takes a child, won't return it.
Please leave.
- No, listen to me.
- Leave me alone!
"Give that child here," she'll say
and then you'll be like me. Forever.
Enough!
Don't worry, little girl.
- You'll find each other.
- Out! Go!
Don't worry.
Nobody will come, nobody
will take you away from me.
I wouldn't give you to
anyone in the whole world.
You're my everything, Kitty.
Together we can do it.
You and I.
And dad.
Mom, I don't want to stay here.
Why can't I go with you?
Because you just can't, dear.
I'll be back in the evening, and
we'll make dinner together, okay?
- Mom, I want to go with you.
- You can't, Aneta! You hear me?
It's just for a few hours.
I'll be back soon.
Wait here. Be a good girl
and don't go anywhere.
Not to the fence, not behind
it, not in the field.
Especially not the
field, you hear me?
I have to go. Mr. Polek
will be here soon.
Your mom's gone?
I see.
Maybe you can draw something.
And I'll take a nap.
Maybe.
Hey, come here!
Come, I'll show you something.
You'll see I didn't lie.
- I can't.
- It's close, just across the field.
Come on.
- What is it?
- Shhh!
Run!
Aneta, eat.
You don't want it?
You like grits, don't you?
Aneta, eat, damn it!
- I don't want it.
- So you'll go to bed hungry.
- So what? I don't care.
- Don't talk like that!
- I want to be with dad.
- Go! Go to bed.
Anetka, come finish it.
Aneta!
I thought you were gone.
- What are you doing here?
- I wanted to talk to you.
About what? Does your
husband know you're here?
- No. He doesn't believe.
- Believe what?
That she's here. That she
comes back again and again.
She's close, Elika.
I was alone then. And
the heat, Elika.
- I have to be with Anetka.
- Cry. Cry together.
She comes, takes and
won't give back.
Goodbye.
There's still time, Elika.
Aneta?
Aneta, what is it?
Nothing!
Aneta, open up!
- Come out, now!
- I'm not coming out.
- Why not?
- I'm scared here without dad.
Come out! Aneta!
Ouch!
- Aneta, are you going to bed now?
- Yup.
Want to hear a bedtime story?
Yup.
Once upon a time in a place
far, far away, was a kingdom
where, in the Eastern Land's vast
He didn't have a
mommy or daddy...
One day, when the sun beat
down even more than usual,
further than he often did,
to a place he had
never been before.
Anetka?
Anetka, I want to
tell you something.
Good evening, Elika.
Good evening. Is your wife home?
She's sleeping.
Could you please tell
her that we don't want
her to come visit us? Could
you please tell her that?
Elika...
Come in. Please.
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