Marighella

00:01:27 One day, around forty years ago, my father was taking me

00:06:53 pieces of candles for him to read them with.

00:11:04 And Marighella who had already awoken, not all

00:15:04 for the few to a democracy for all and nobody could stand

00:19:26 I would happily, indifferent to pain

00:24:06 After the Communist Party's register was revoked

00:27:13 and Marighella went to Recife, to Adalgiza Cavalcanti's house

00:31:16 For over a year.

00:35:06 You'd never know where anybody was going, how long

00:38:28 for a long time.

00:42:58 In '64, this wave was on the rise, for example

00:45:55 and these others here too.

00:49:51 there was a reporter from the Correio da Manha newspaper

00:52:45 I was real happy the day I heard they had taken

00:56:11 a whole generation, a worldwide political moment.

01:00:05 three, and this chain continuous on up.

01:04:36 So, every other day I'd go into his garage and

01:07:42 so each case is being treated separately.

01:10:52 and they'd brag "and now we have machine guns"

01:14:11 to have been carried out.

01:18:42 when we arrived home, a bit after he had been

01:22:43 while you're on the street. But why?

01:25:42 spoke to him

01:29:43 who build their lives every day. He was no adventurer.