The Infidel Page #3
Certificate.
Saamiya?
Huh?
Where's my mother now?
In jannah.
She's flying with your father
through the seven skies.
My father.
Woman:
Well, mr. Nasir,
I think we can think
only one thing, really.
You were adopted
at the age of 2 weeks
From the whitechapel branch
of the waifs and strays society.
Waifs and strays?
What was I,
a golden retriever?
It's now simply called
the children's society.
Right.
So, who are
my real parents?
Ah, we don't tend to use
the word "real"
In these cases, mr. Nasir.
Oh, what word
would you use?
Would you use "lazy"
or "irresponsible"
Or "couldn't quite be bothered
to bring me up" parents?
"birth."
we say "the birth parents."
Ah, okay, sorry.
So who are my "birth" parents?
Can you not do that
inverted-commas thing?
Yes, all right.
Yes, yep.
If you wish to trace
your real parentage,
You will have to go
to one of the agencies
That deal with that.
They'll put you in touch
with a counselor...
Just the name.
...After which --
Just the real name,
my birth name. I need to know.
I'm sorry,
but my hands are tied.
Mrs. Keyes, please.
In my culture, a man's name
I'm afraid not.
Just --
just the first name.
Look, you may have had
no name at all.
Many waifs and strays
do not.
Okay, well,
just check that, please.
I'm -- I'm sorry I'm taking
your time, miss.
No -- uh, you do --
did.
So, there you go.
Um, well, c-can you tell me
what the name was?
I'm sorry.
I said I wouldn't tell you that.
No, no.
No, you didn't.
You said you wouldn't tell me
my whole name.
Look, I can't trace anything
with just nothing!
All right, all right.
Will you go
if I tell you?
Yes, I'll be happy --
really happy -- to go.
[ sighs ]
Well, what is it?
Is it akbar? Omar?
Jamal?
Solly.
Solly? Solly?
No, there's got to be
some mistake in the records.
Can I just look at that,
please?
No, you said you'd go.
Come on, please.
That's before I knew my name
was solly.
Now, see here.
Just have a quick look.
Please, please, please.
Mrs. Keyes, please.
Mr. Nasir,
I will call security.
I need to look at it.
I need to look at it.
I need to look at it,
please. Thank you.
Excuse me.
Thank you.
Shimshiz--
I think it's pronounced
"shimshileewitz."
Security.
Solly shimshileewitz.
Yes.
No.
But that would mean
I was --
I-I-I was --
Yes, mr. Nasir,
As, indeed, it goes on to
confirm later in the document,
In common with many people
living in this area at the time,
You are, by birth, jewish.
[ laughs ]
no.
No, but I can't be.
I mean, look at me.
I'm so obviously not.
[ scoffs ]
Well, it's not what it says
here, mr. Nasir,
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