0:00
I killed him. There. Yes, I killed him there. You must be wondering why I killed him. Right? Right? I killed him because of his eyes. Yes, I killed him because of his eyes. His eyes always look like a wolf that is hunting. And when the wolf is hunting...
0:41
I don't like his eyes. His eyes always stare at me, making me feel empty. He's the one who steals my freedom. He's the one who pulls my hair off my wings. I just want to fly. It's so good, right? I have wings but I can't fly. I'm just following his wishes. All I want is to fly.
1:19
But when I said I wanted to fly, he only said, "Fly? Why?" My siblings, my family, my friends, they all sang. "Sing." "I can't sing, Mom." "You want to fly?" "Fly?" "Sing." "If you fly, you'll be in trouble." I love him. So I followed his advice.
1:56
I forced myself to sing. But why? Why when I sing, he invites all his brothers and sisters, his friends, his family. You want to embarrass me, right? Are you happy to embarrass me? I can't sing. I want to fly.
2:30
How about I scratch my stomach with this sandpaper? Yes? If I scratch my stomach with this sandpaper, the sandpaper will be broken, yes? And when I scratch my stomach, I don't hear anything.
2:55
Perhaps the neighbor is building his own shankar? Yes. I'm used to being a man. No, ma'am. I don't hear anything. Bye. Well, that's it. Finally, this shankar is destroyed.
3:29
Then, this sandalwood will be covered with... covered with feathers on my body. It's okay. It's okay. As long as my children can fly. Yes, everything is covered. My family always leaves in the morning and comes back at night. So when my family leaves,
4:24
I was ready to leave. They had left. I said, "I will leave after I lost my wings." Finally, I left. I was so tired of my wide wings. I flew over there. And finally, I rested on the tree. It turned out that the food was not from the tree.
5:05
The fish come from the ground. Other birds fly around. When it's dark, I have to return to the sand. So I return to the sand and sit with Manis. That's how I am every day. But why do I always want to sleep? I have to go out in the morning and return when it's dark. What if I just sleep?
5:51
Guys! Can you help me? Can you help me move this cart over there? No, I'm fine. I just need your help. Thank you. Thank you. Bye! My mother is still sitting in the back of the church.
6:32
After all the preparations, I counted to three. One, two, three. The eyes came out, the nose was red. Finally I'm used to it. After that, I went back to my house. I went to my mother's house and waited for my mother. Mother! Mother! I'm hungry, mother! Mother! Mother! Mother!