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Halawis?
President Kamal Abdel Nasser was martyred in an important military operation in one of the military areas of the United Arab Emirates.
The operation was carried out by a large mechanical squadron.
The armored vehicles were used to transport the soldiers in many important areas.
I don't know who deserves more healing.
The sheep in the camps, or those stupid students.
Or me.
Because a respected doctor like me is the one who can't leave the hospital.
Don't take me in, Dr. Rifat.
I don't know what happened.
The law of Merve is number one.
Any mistake that could happen, happens.
I'm sorry, I'm a journalist.
Coffee proof is good.
And it's good that he has to announce his presence with coffee proof.
Or does he have a personal grudge against caffeine?
Coffee doesn't prove anything by itself.
And it's not right to blame the good, or the sustenance, or the luck, or even the cow.
And speaking of the cow, some people accuse me of being a cow.
For example, I'm the one who hates beans the most.
And I'm the only bean in the kitchen that falls in my mouth.
It's not because I'm late for an invitation, or because I'm the last one to wake up.
It's not because I'm cursed, or bewitched, or because I feel like I'm touching a ghost.
The only law I don't believe in, without scientific proof,
The laws that the famous engineer named Murphy put in place, including the worst case scenario, because that's what's going to happen.
And the reason I believe in it is my life.
Murphy was able to use it to prove his laws.
And on the same manual, there's nothing called Aphrodite or ghosts.
It would be a shame to steal the spiritual right of the wind that moved the curtain and give it to the mythical monster.
Or to steal the right of the door handles and their efforts in fashioning.
And to say that the one who closes the door is Afrit.
And of course we will not steal the right of the light pole that is in the street and behind the tree.
And to doubt the laws of light and shadow.
And to say that this is, for example, an illusion, a ghost.
Just like our brother Mervi set the rules, Dr. Rifaat Ismail also set the rules.
The first of which is that nature is not one plus one equals two.
There are reasons that lead to results.
Anything that goes beyond this equation is not part of nature.
There is no such thing as...
I usually wear grey, but since it's the 40th anniversary, and since I hate this day, I'm going to wear the wedding dress.
The coal one, which I got last year.
Yes, Raifa?
I have lunch today, and it's probably for you.
Don't forget to wear it.
Did you wear it or not?
I love this girl.
I don't want her to get bored.
If you really love her, you'd be the first one to tell her not to get bored.
It's a dark fate waiting for her with me.
Don't do it today, Raifa.
You know I hate birthdays, surprises, cake, candles.
You want to go, too?
Go ahead.
Go ahead, if you don't have to.
I never decided to raise you.
I've raised others.
There are people whose vision can play in your heart.
Even if you haven't seen them in 15 years.
Maggie.
Maggie is in Egypt.
What a surprise.
How lucky were you to choose your replacement for today?
It's strange that you came with everything happening in the country.
I was looking forward to sunny Cairo, but now I find it even cloudier than Edinburgh.
You lost a lot of hair.
And what brings you here?
Every time I got the university grant to Egypt, I declined.
This year, I decided to come.
After the divorce, I felt I needed a trip like this.
I needed to go somewhere far.
Maybe have a new beginning.
Divorce?
I didn't know.
I'm sorry.
Are you?
I'm not.
Where are you staying?
I can drive you.
Where are you going?
To my sister.
To have lunch.
Egyptian food?
Would you like to come?
Are you sure?
And don't be shy like you always are.
If it's not appropriate to take me there, just say it.
No, they will be very happy.
You finished the stuffing and the charcoal?
Yes.
And now we put the beans to taste.
And listen, I want you to stop the mess you're making.
My brother, as far as I know, he drowns in water.
We're just a little short.
I'm not Khayba, I'm Raifa's father.
He's my father.
I don't understand.
I don't know what to do with him.
Father?
You call your fiancé a father?
You're Khayba.
I've been calling him my father since he was born.
You used to be the child's cousin.
But now you're his fiancée.
He's almost his wife's fiancée, and he's still a bit shy.
I got him a gift, a tie, and I'm giving it to him today.
Look.
Good.
Instead of the two sick kids he's replacing them with.
Mom.
I want to tell you something important.
What is it, Taha?
Yesterday, I... Listen.
Ask him a word.
Don't say it.
Show him his plate.
If he says it's enough, give him more.
Okay.
I swear to God, I don't deserve this.
I swear to God, you don't deserve to be married in your life.
Did I put too much or not?
Too much smells good.
Taha.
Where is he going?
To the police station, guys.
Peace be upon you.
Peace be upon you, too.
Come in, my dear brother.
How are you?
Come in, come in.
Welcome.
Did you raise the army list?
I'm from Syria, brother.
Welcome to Israel.
I'm from Mansoura.
I came to meet him.
Thank God you're safe, brother.
How are you?
That's enough, kids.
We made you the food you like.
And we made you a cake.
A cake?
He told me not to do this, but he's got his own style.
We'll see about that.
Taha!
Hello, hello, hello, ladies.
How are you?
How are you, ladies?
I'm fine, thank God.
After you.
Upstairs.
Something wrong?
Nothing.
Rifaat and I studied together in Scotland.
That's what I was afraid of.
Raifa started to sharpen the knife.
I'm sorry.
I was Dr. Rifat's colleague at the university.
You taught me Arabic?
Yes.
Thank you.
In the name of God.
The recommendations have been completed.
Welcome.
If it wasn't for Dr. Rifat, you wouldn't have shown up.
This is Raifa, my sister.
And this is Talat, her husband.
And this is Reda, of course, your older brother.
Mithat is Talat's brother.
And this is his wife, Elham.
By the way, we've been friends since we were kids.
And this is Huwaida, our neighbor and my sister.
Rifa always has a headache because of his work.
He forgets to wear his hat.
Raifa has a perfect knife, and she's throwing it at me.
I thought I put it on.
I'm sorry.
I forgot.
You look like you were very happy when you were in college, Rifat.
Here, son.
I'll feed you instead of you.
I mean, Rifat.
This scarf is an amazing invention.
I mean, I understand the shirt, the jacket.
They have roles, but what is this?
A rope that we wear with our wills.
Thank you, my friend.
Thank you.
Give me your hand.
No, it's close.
Thank you.
That's enough.
I'm sorry.
What's the matter with you, Rifaa?
You stand on your own two feet.
You've been here for two months.
You haven't changed a bit.
I'll get used to it.
You'll get used to it.
Mervy's law number four.
The thing you try to avoid the most is to leave everyone and get yourself.
Excuse me.
I'm going to smoke in the oven.
I don't want to go out by myself.
I'll give you the money.
You'll buy me clothes.
You're so funny, Mr. Maggi.
You know, Rifa is my little sister.
So you like pictures of naked men?
Of course.
Do you know who was the first woman he fell in love with?
Do you know that the first person to roll this paper is a historian?
Turn into a sheriff.
Drink, drink.
Close this chapter, guys.
Shiraz!
Who's Shiraz?
Uncle Awis!
I refused to stop for you to hold me.
Raifa, Rifa never holds anyone.
It's a stupid game, Mithat.
How can she find something we can't see?
The stupid game is... Enough, Mithat.
Get out of here.
Hide, Rifa, you're with them.
But I... Hide, get out.
Khalawis!
Not yet!
Khalawis!
Not yet!
Khalawis!
Omar, where is Rifat?
Rifat!
What is this?
Rifat is at the green house.
Rifat doesn't come to the green house at night.
If he finds out, it won't be good.
Who are you?
How long have you lived here?
I'm Shiraz.
Do you like to play with me?
In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
Hurry!
In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
Hurry!
Are you all here, kids?
Mom, Taha isn't here.
What?
He's not here?
Then where is he, Taha?
Taha!
Taha, where are you?
I sent him to get a cigarette.
What?
You sent him to get a cigarette?
I'm going to look for him.
No way, man.
Where are you going?
You're going to get lost.
I'm going to look for him.
What's that?
You'll find it up there.
Let's go up and see.
It's the snake.
Keep an eye on the kids.
You stay here.
Come on.
Come in.
I had a stroke with that.
Shh!
I don't trust her.
Let's go.
This is the house.
In the name of God, the Merciful.
Elham, we thought it was a normal house.
Or are you jealous because the girl is pretty?
Jealous?
She's going to fall.
She looks like a snowman.
Come play with me.
I'll make you some jelly.
What are these colors?
We'll make them with our flowers.
Can you come play with me every day?
The way to the heart of the Lord is in his mouth.
The more you give him to his mouth, the more he will fall into your trap.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
I'm going to look for a piece of inspiration.
It might be hidden there.
Come with me, Talat.
And you, Rifat, look for my piece.
Aunt Wiss?
I got you.
Shiraz, why are you hiding in the bush?
So I can catch you?
I'm letting you catch me so you won't be mocked.
What are you doing?
I'm just asking.
Asking for what?
I want to jump off the tree.
Is that a bird?
Yes, we call it a bird.
Shiroz, I love you.
You're so funny.
I'm going to tell him.
No, wait.
Taha!
Any luck?
What's an urshana?
Urshana?
I mean... I don't know how to translate it.
An urshana?
No.
That's it.
I didn't know you were a writer.
Congratulations.
Taha.
I'm surprised.
I thought Rifat could kiss and express his love.
Do you know what love is?
It's when you say the opposite of what's inside you.
Like in the old days.
I say the opposite of what's inside me?
Yes.
Sometimes you're silent.
I'm sure you're trying to kill us all.
This is real.
Not real.
But I'll leave you to live, Maggie.
Taha!
If he asks again, we'll say the same thing.
No, I'm not going.
You're only asking because you're scared and you're afraid.
You're the stupid ones.
She's not normal.
If anyone asks, I'll tell them the truth.
Raifa is right.
We're not going anywhere and no one's going to talk.
Don't worry.
I'm with you.
I'm scared.
They're going to leave me.
I'm not going to leave you.
I'll stay with you forever.
What if I'm ready to stay with you forever?
Do you know what I'm going to tell you?
I'm going to play hide and seek and I'm going to leave you alone.
Hide and seek?
Yes, something like that.
Uncle Wiss?
Shiraz!
Rida!
Rifa'at went to the green house alone, and he hasn't come back yet.
I'm worried about him.
Hey, where did we take him?
We took him on a trip.
Anyway, we'll follow Rifa'at.
I'm worried about him.
Why are you doing this?
Refa!
Refa
The door looks strange.
I saw strange people downstairs.
I see them too.
They're not real.
They're just in our dreams.
If you jump and stay with me here, we won't see each other.
We'll stay together.
Don't you want to stay together?
Get out, Rafa!
What are you doing, Rafa?
Get out, Rafa!
Don't make noise!
I don't want to make noise.
Don't be afraid.
I'm here for you.
Get up, all of you.
Come here, all of you.
Swear on this Mus'haf that you won't try to steal the green house again.
You've been thinking about this house for a long time.
You're in the city, not in Daryaniyeh.
Do you know how many people lived in this city after it was bombed?
Do you know what happened to them?
They all died.
The ones who committed suicide, the ones who were bombed, the ones who killed their children.
Come on, swear.
Tell him to follow me.
I swear we won't get close to the green house again.
Come here.
Get out of here!
And if I see you outside, your days will be over.
Wait for me when people leave.
Do you like what happened?
Tell me, what happened?
The same thing that happened to you a long time ago, right?
Who was it?
Raifa.
Nothing happened.
That's it.
No more of this.
You're always scared.
So, where's the candy?
Eat this.
But don't tell your mom I brought you something.
Don't be upset.
I wasn't supposed to send you.
I'm the reason.
No, not you.
I saw her yesterday.
I was afraid to see her again.
A little girl.
She looks strange.
She's wearing a white dress.
She looks African.
I see something else too.
What?
I see something else.
For example... I saw this sign here.
I saw it from the beginning.
How are you, my dear?
I hope you're doing well.
How are you?
Fine.
Where are you?
By the candle over there, I can see a broken leg.
How is your broken leg?
What did you do to your leg?
Did you walk on the stairs?
Great.
Where are you?
By the curtain over there,
I see my daughter with him.
But it's not my eye that sees.
It's him that sees.
And because he can't see, you shouldn't be afraid of him.
What do you mean?
I mean, you take your mind as much as his mind.
His uncle does this, and it's going well with me.
Thank you for the cigars, Taha.
And don't drink this when you grow up.
It's worse than weed.
I like to ride in the back.
You can ride in the front.
I'm sorry.
We didn't know how to spend the night together.
I'm sorry.
We didn't know how to spend the night together.
I'm sorry.
We didn't know how to spend the night together.
I'm sorry.
I
Go ahead.
Green?
Now every time I see her, I have to wear a green tie?
This is great.
I promise you that from now on, I will love ties.
Good night.
You're the best.
If I came to Egypt, I'd see if this is enough for me.
So, your first love was a ghost?
I'm from Scotland, and I believe there are ghosts.
What if this story never happened?
What if your brother broke his leg?
I don't remember.
That was a long time ago.
I'm sure it's from our game on the roof.
Look, this was an abandoned house.
and Ali Somaa, and we were playing with him.
And we came up with Sheraz's story, and they all believed it, of course, because it's a funny story.
And you all thought it was a detective story?
Maggi, all stories start like this, like the virus.
It's told by a person who repeats it, then it's transferred, then it turns into a created memory, then it becomes history, a confession that he can't have.
And everyone refuses to believe that it didn't happen.
Or you refused to believe that it happened.
By the way, we have ghosts in Scotland, too.
Maggie, I'm not saying the opposite of what's inside.
It's obvious that you're upset.
Or maybe I'm saying the opposite of what I'm thinking.
I don't know.
Maybe because of what I'm thinking about, it's not right to say.
Maybe if you said it, it would come out right.
By the way, I brought something with me.
A gift for your birthday.
You were thinking about it?
The only picture we have from our studies.
I saw it with you.
I took it without telling you.
And I was sad that I lost it.
You don't have to walk me in.
I won't stop loving you, Maggie.
Until the stars burn, and the worlds burn out.
Until the planets collide, and the suns set.
Until the moon lights up, and the seas and fires dry up.
Until I'm old, and my memories are eaten up.
So that my tongue will not be able to speak of your name.
So that my heart will beat for the last time.
Only then, maybe I will stop.
Maybe.
The Fifth Amendment.
If your mind plays tricks on you, use it to your advantage.
You're not here, Sheraz.
Yeah.
you.