Don't let me die. Cat! Take me in your arms, hold me tight.

We're watching the rising of the stars and the shifting of the tides.

Look, I'm sorry. I'm sorry, really. Really, I'm sorry.

Let me embrace you...

(teaching him polite expression)

Let me take you in my arms. I love you.

Oh. ll'm so sorry. I'm so sorry.

Tighter, my love!

You have to lift me. What? You have to lift me.

The twenty first century will bring peace and development to Africa it is historically inevitable.

That does it, come here. Come here.

You're tired

I am Teochew.

All right. I don't complain. No.

I remember water.

I think the tide is turning.

Last time I didn't. I'll hold you now.

Well? Aren't the rest of you going to hug us?

I'm sorry, very sorry indeed.

Hold me in your arms.

Carry me.

And I got a little somethin' here for cuddles.

I would like to say that my country and myself attach the greatest importance to this work, and that is why I am joining this meeting at this time with the best will to cooperate with you, with the secretariat, with the delegates of the other member countries of the Conference, in the major task on which this Conference has been engaged for many years, and which has its ups and downs.

I'm sorry, deeply sorry. I haven't got the ship any more.

I was euphoric.

Haven't I carried you enough this day?

I'm sorry. And I'm sorry I yelled at you.

It won't hurt him to cry

I'm sorry. Really sorry. But what can I do?

Just hold me.

Just hold me close.

Just be quiet.

I'm sorry...

Hold me.

I'll take him.

Hold me close.

Hold me so tight it hurts.

Hold me tight.

II'm sorry. I

I'm sorry, I...

I'm sorry, I...

He's still making fun.

Poor Mrs Holm Poor Mrs Holm

I'm sorry.

I regret the necessity