00:00He was perfectly able to see the ground, and when I caught it, I realized that something was not good.
00:12Because it was stopped, it didn't react in any way.
00:16This creature was in shock.
00:18He had the mouth open.
00:20It started raining.
00:22When I saw it, I saw it.
00:24When I saw it, I was in danger.
00:32I started gaining more confidence with myself.
00:36I called it Xabi, and I realized that I had a relationship with him, and I couldn't leave him there.
00:46Very good.
00:48I woke up in the middle of the night to make sure he was fine.
00:52I was in a bit of a half, and I couldn't leave him alone.
00:54I couldn't leave him alone.
00:56I couldn't leave him alone alone.
00:58I was in a little while, I couldn't leave him alone.
01:00In any way, I felt that I couldn't leave him alone alone.
01:02I wanted to do it with him that I knew he was good.
01:04He really wanted to leave him alone.
01:06We were in a total, I think, for three days.
01:08And when I was when I was leaving, I decided it was him.
01:12He decided he.
01:14He was having to go to the outside.
01:16I suddenly stopped.
01:18in three days, he takes a Shabby and takes a cup of a tree that would be like 10 meters
01:24of height and he stays there.
01:26Shabby!
01:29But when I lost my eyes, I couldn't avoid feeling a lot of tristening.
01:34I understood that it was the time of marches from the nest and that I also had to accept it
01:38and he would do his life and I would do it.
01:41And, actually, something that I learned, and with what I still have to do today,
01:44is with the responsibility of being a father.
01:47And, finally, if I could say something to Shabby, I would say that I remember a lot of him.
01:50I would like to know that I had to do so much of him as he did so much
01:54and that I will not forget.
