00:08The years after his death had only taken care of his death was very difficult,
00:13but he started to enjoy that type of isolation.
00:17He started to enjoy that time.
00:24Once he had lost his family.
00:32The longer the gaps between his visits,
00:36the more he detached.
00:49They know that their lives are in their hands.
00:54They decide who lives, who dies,
00:56who gets killed by death,
00:58who gets killed by death,
00:59to eventually end up on their hands.
01:03How can my mom get money from the army of my dad
01:08who is in the Second World War?
01:10The place gets lost.
01:14Ah, we're taking care of his children.
01:17We're taking care of our families.
01:22That's what we're taking care of our family.
01:26We're taking care of our families.
01:26My mom has been their last 80 years.
01:28My mom has been friends with my wife.
01:39No, I don't want a baby.
01:40It wasn't great, it wasn't great.
