Miracle in Cell No. 7 (7. Koğuştaki Mucize)

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MIRACLE IN CELL NO. 7

Ova Koyuncu.

APRIL 22, 1983

Well done, Ova.

-Lingo lingo! -Bottles!

-Lingo lingo! -Bottles!

Dad, look. I won a ribbon.

It's red, Ova!

Yes it is!

Look at the idiot! Retards.

Crazy! Crazy!

-Look, look. -Children.

Children!

Shame on you.

We're sorry, teacher.

Good. Go on.

Teacher!

Idiot!

Come on.

Ova, look at the birds.

-Dad, stop. You can't catch them. -Ova, but birds!

Birds!

Say hello to my Ayşe for me, birds!

Birds! Tell them we are fine!

Kemal, keeping on trimming?

A Heidi backpack!

Heidi backpack!

What's up, Memo?

How's it going, girl? How's school?

-How much for this backpack? -400.

It's very expensive.

Give me what you have. We can take care of the rest later.

No, no.

-Take it, boy. -No, Grandma will be mad.

-My goodness! -Come on.

We can't buy it, right? It's too expensive.

I'm going to sell candy apple tomorrow at the parade.

Then we'll buy it, just like that!

Always the same.

This can't go on, Rıza!

You have to do what everyone else does.

I'll tell Grandma, I swear.

Look at Hasan.

Allow him, you aren't--

Come here.

Come here.

Nana.

What's wrong with my dad?

What's wrong with him?

Is my dad crazy?

Mind your words!

Don't make me slap you.

But they say so.

Who says so?

The kids in school.

You tell them,

''If you call my dad crazy again,

I'm going to tell Nana

and she's going to cut your tongues.''

I'll tell Nellie over there, I swear.

Rıza.

But he's not like the other dads at all.

No, he's not.

He's not like anyone else at all.

Do you know why?

Because your father is the same age as you.

My father is the same age as me.

All right, go.

Enough already.

Enough, go on.

All right, enough. Go.

Walk, come on.

Come here.

Walk! Come with me.

"Heidi

loves to

go to the meadow

with Peter

and the goats.

very much."

Dad.

Dad.

Heidi's mom and dad are dead. Did you know that?

Yes, they became angels.

That's why her aunt looked after Heidi.

Then her aunt got a job in the big city.

Dad.

You won't die, right?

You won't go away like Mom.

Dad won't go, Ova.

I will always stay with you.

"They lived happily

like this,

until one day

Heidi's aunt

turned up."

It's too thin, Memo.

Add some more.

Garnet, garnet.

Garnet, add some.

Nana!

Dad!

We're out here!

We made candy out of apples!

Come on, then.

Go wash up, then eat your bread.

She's been going on about that Heidi backpack all night.

Neither of us had any sleep at all.

Give me five coins Give me five coins

If you don't have it Give me ten coins

-Give me five coins - Daddy will, once he sells these.

This is an anthem, Dad. You don't know anything.

Give me five coins Give me five coins

-If you don't have it - Why did you say that?

Grandma always does too. She says, ''Memoş doesn't know.''

-Why did you say that? -Give me five--

-Why-- -Heidi backpack!

Heidi backpack!

Thank you!

-Thank you! -Thank you!

Thank you!

O, jewel of the skies, crimson and white

My sister's wedding dress,

The final cloak of my martyr

Basking in light,

Flows in waves, my flag

I read your legend

And I will write it down, too

Those who would not see you as I do,

I will dig their graves

The bird who would fly without hailing you,

I will break its nest

There can be no fear or sorrow

On the lands that you flow over

Please, please take me in your shade

So what if the sun never rises, the morning never comes

The light of your crescent and star is enough for the homeland.

The day war took us to the snowy mountains

We were warmed in your crimson

-Ova! -The day it lowered us to the dunes

We took shelter in your shade

-What are you doing? -O, you the pure!

Flowing in the wind

Dove of peace, eagle of war

My flower, blossoming up high

I was born under you

And I will die under you

-Children's day! -My history, my honor,

my poetry, my all

Pick any place on earth

Tell me where you want to be planted

And there I will plant you

Heidi backpack is gone!

Heidi backpack is gone!

-Thank you. -Enjoy it.

But sir, we were going to buy that backpack.

We brought the money.

I'll order another one, all right?

But we were going to buy that, here's 400.

What is this?

-Don't mind them, sir. -Move.

They were interested in it for some time.

Leave it, son.

Memo, stop. Come back here.

Sir?

Here's the money, you take it.

-Step away. -But, this...

This is the one Ova likes. It's Ova's.

Sir.

Dad!

Who are you to touch my daughter?

Don't, sir. He's a half-wit.

It's all right. Go back to your posts.

Mount vehicle.

Come on, daughter.

Lunatic! It's nothing.

Sheep, come here.

Where's the backpack?

There isn't one. It's gone.

Gone where?

Seda's father bought it for her.

Oh, dear!

Whatever. Don't be so sad. It's just Heidi.