Abel Aravidze as an adult:
Varlam was always guided by the interests of society. But sometimes he had to act against his will.
Tornike:
And if he were ordered to destroy the world, would he have done it?
Abel Aravidze as an adult:
You know what? Your grandfather never killed anyone with his own hands! And you did fire at a human being! What kind of morals you're talking of?
Tornike:
I didn't know who I was firing at.
Abel Aravidze as an adult:
What difference does it make? You did fire at a human!
Tornike:
Yes, I did... And it makes our guilt even worse.
Abel Aravidze as an adult:
Whose guilt?
Tornike:
Grandfather's, mine, and yours.
Abel Aravidze as an adult:
What do you blame me for?
Tornike:
For justifying grandfather and for following in his steps. You're a worse murderer than me, because you don't pity that woman.
Abel Aravidze as an adult:
Why should I pity her? Are you out of your mind?
Tornike:
You'd rather strangle her than ask her forgiveness.
Abel Aravidze as an adult:
I couldn't imagine that you were such an idiot! She digs up my father from his grave, and I'm supposed to apologize? Yes, I will strangle her, and you too, if you don't come to your senses. I shall not let her desecrate the deceased!
Tornike:
I hate you. I hate you!
