The Sleeping Dictionary Page #3
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Sorry?
You're not picking up
the language very fast, are you?
And where are those
Chinese heads?!
You are in the bathroom.
I am in...?
the bedroom.
What do I do?
I...
I say good night
to my father.
Where do you go?
Bedroom.
Bedroom...
bedroom.
W-what next?
I-I go to sleep.
Do English people
have dreams at night?
Sometimes, yeah.
Are we really
that strange?
Have you ever
sleep with a woman?
I won't
till I get married.
That's our way.
But when you marry
you'll be very bad at sex
and your wife
will be unhappy.
I'll take evening classes,
I promise.
I've never met anyone...
even a little like you.
Whyever did you
choose me?
Your dance is not
the dance of an Englishman.
Good night.
Yes.
I thought you didn't like
our education.
You want to educate us
like your father did?
You were educated because
you're the chief's son.
Shouldn't others have
the same opportunity?
William, William,
Henry, Henry,
Richard, John, Henry,
Edward, Edward,
Richard, Henry,
Henry, Edward,
Edward, Richard,
Henry, Henry, Edward--
Mary, Elizabeth,
James, Charles,
Charles, James, William,
George, George, George, George,
William, Victoria,
Edward, George, Edward, George.
The kings of England.
And why do I need
to know that?
The mission school
tries to turn us
into little Englishmen.
They didn't do a very good job
with you, did they?
by the way.
You missed King Stephen.
I hear when you were young,
you were a champion at
the underwater battles.
When I was young?
I am still champion
of 1 0 Longhouses.
Yes, they say you can
beat any girl on the river.
Will you
challenge me then?
How you--
how you do that?
Some Englishmen
can breathe underwater
through their ears.
I wonder if I might
have a word about...
those heads.
It's lovely
workmanship.
I'll add those
to the collection.
The ants eaten
I think there's
an arm or two left.
Good.
My daughter Cecilia
is arriving for Christmas.
at Oxford.
You'd like her.
Come to dinner.
Oh!
How drunk is he?
Blind, legless, daft,
sick, smelly drunk.
My mother
read that to me.
My father
read it to me.
Do you remember
your father?
He go back to England
when I am four.
My dad died
when I was four.
"Deep, deep
beneath the sea
where the water is
clear as purest glass
Iies the palace
of the Sea King.
There behind its...
walls of coral
and roof of cockleshells
lives a little mermaid."
You can read English.
I remember it
by my heart.
I made him read it
many time.
Write a word from it.
"Deep."
Now you.
"Hand."
"Arm."
Neck.
Lips.
Breast.
I-I'm sorry.
That was too quick,
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