The Curious Case of Benjamin Button Page #4
My wife, she can't swim,
so, sadly, she eaten.
My second wife steps
on a cobra and dies.
It was very bad luck
to be married to me.
That's Mr Oti. He's an acquaintance
of an acquaintance of mine.
The next summer I'm captured...
-He's a pigmey.
...with six others
by Baschiele tribe.
They trade us for pigs,
shoes and beer
to a very strange
american man.
I hear you're not so old
as you looking.
You just foolin' everybody.
What's the matter,
did you get Madjembe?
What's madjembe?
-Worms.
I don't think I have worms.
This is just how I am.
Come, let's get a cold root beer.
I found medication
under your pillow.
I'm not supposed to.
It's dangerous.
Who said that?
Come on, little man.
Hurry up.
Halt, please!
Then I am in the monkey house
at Philadelphia Zoological Park.
Three thousand people
show up my first day.
Look.
What's it like living
in a cage? -It stinks.
But the monkeys,
they do some tricks there.
I throw a spear...
wrestle with Kowali,
she is orangutan.
When I'm not playing
with the monkeys,
they want me to run to the bars
in my cage, with my teeth.
So then what did you do?
-Then I leave ZOO.
Go here, go there,
wander most of the time.
You were all alone?
-Plenty of time you'd be alone.
When you're different like us,
it's gonna be that way.
But I tell you a little secret.
Fat people, skinny people,
tall people, white people...
they're just as alone as we are.
But they are scared shitless.
I grew up on.
It would be nice to sit
by my river again.
Come. I have an appointment.
There's my little man.
You ready, sugar?
Always ready.
Always ready.
Filamena, mr Benjamin.
It's a pleasure to meet you, sir.
-My pleasure, ma'am.
You can find your own
way home, can't you?
Take the St. Charles
line to Napoleon.
Where in God's name
have you been? Get in here!
Youre goin' to take my breath
away, you know that?
Oh Lord, I was so
worried about you.
It had been the best
day of my life.
How's her breathing?
-Shallow.
They're sayin' it will
reach us in few hours.
I gotta get my baby
and take him to my sister's.
They say there's nothin' to worry
about here in the hospital.
Nurses will be right here if you
need them. Are you okay?
Yeah, I'm okay, reading...
I shouldn't be more
than an hour.
Was there just company?
It was just Dorothy leaving.
Go on, Caroline.
On sundays, the families
would come and visit.
It was Thanksgiving, 1930.
I met the person who
changed my life forever.
Well, Benjamin...
Might I say you are looking
strikingly youthful.
Good day, Mrs Fuller.
A single cane,
back straight as an arrow...
What elixir have
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