RAMBO, THE TRUE STORY ( 60º)

Fragment of the 
prequel of
Rambo, told by 
her that, who 
became hos
wife, who knew
him, when
both were
seven year





                                              (Page 40)


       ... Every time Rambo wants to talk, he coughs and he  can't
           almost see because of his tears. Bobby looks at him 
           smiling, leaves him and then hogs him again, making
           comments such as, "I've always known you are my 
           father, since I was seven, you know? I was sure you were
           going to take us out of there. What a way of getting into
           a place, man! You should have seen them, running from
           one side to the other and calling you desperately to tell
           you that I was alive and the same Shari... She was afraid
           all the time. And when they said they had killed uncle 
           Robbie, she got crazy and attacked one of them. I had to
           take hold of her and... lintes, what happens, dad? Are you
           all right?""
           Rambo looks at him sceptical, and barely says, "Yeah!"
           "Well," says Bobby, "let's est. I'm starving".
           And giving him a pat on his shoulder that makes him 
           stagger, goes away happily, calling him to tell hem 
           everything.
           "Oh, my God! I've created a monster without having been
           there...," exclaims Rambo.
           Rambo heads for the infirmary, comes in smiling, crosses
           his arms and asks, "Have you seen everything?"
          "Yes, boss, it was spectacular. I would have loved to be in
           the submarine! Firdtly, to cut the tentacles to that octopus
           and then, give him the final hit on the head. That of the
           guard was wonderful, and also the news of the children
           appearing everywhere..."
           "Jack... Jack! Can you calm down and lintes to my for a
           minute? I want to thank you and apologise to you", and                    seeing that Jack is going to talk, he adds, "No, wait, you
           joined me for a cause that was only mine. You left                             everything and were loyal to me even when you were
          against me, it was only for my son, and it finished being
          for everybody's sons. Now I can breath at last, I want to
          thank you for not having complained, nor asked.
          And related to Robie..."

Author Adriana Gutiérrez
Published in 2005
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