RAMBO, THE TRUE STORY (63º)

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




                                              (Page 42)


       ... A week later, Rambo is ready to go and look for Robie, who
           is prepared to get out throug the small opening of the lake.
           He doesn't thing there are enemies around, but as there are
           surely free terrorists cells left, Rambo takes the necessary
           security, as if they were in war.
           He doesn't have his submarine that was made him safer, and
           that of the Captain is too big.
           He can't use they recently asquired aviation since they don't
           have where to land, and he doesn't want to take them out of 
           the hole on the sand. He has only the fishers left.
           They are good since the refuge is under the water.
           The supporter group is in the place "cleaning" the area
           since the night before, and several guards are prepared.
           The fishers come in through the same place a week ago
           Cora used to drag Robie.
           Rambo looks at the burning forest on the left and feels
           again the rage of that day. 
           Rambo is already entering.
           He calls his men, who answer him and follows till he can 
           turn around. With the motorboats ready to get out, he
           enters. His eyes look for Robie, who looks at him from
           and starts to cry in silence.
           Cora and the Lieutenant leave.

       ... Rambo goes down the first stairs and hugs Robie 
           saying, "I thought I was going to die, I wanted to
           die without you, God..."
           And then, helping her to go up, he adds, "Come 
           on, honey, let's go home".
           In the motorboat, Rambo and the Lieutenant
           introduce themselves.
           "Lieutenant Bruce Sisco, Sir. Good fight the one you put
           up, and good fright for all... of us... damn it! you're a
           fucker, Sir".
          "It's a pleasure to finelly meet you, Lieutenant, your
           actions were decisive in this war. Thanks to aviation,
          everything finished quickly, and with fewer losses.
          All our people will be grateful to you".
          Then, Rambo looks at Cora saying, "And you,
          undisciplined woman, are punished for your whole life".
          The Lieutenant smiles, and Robie starts to get angry with
          Rambo. "From now on, you will have a sacred task: to
          take care of Robie, that, by the way, you do it better than 
          me". Cora is half proud, half ashamed. She tries not to
         cey, Robie sighs and when Rambo hugs Cora, he tells her, 
         "Listen. Your daughter was not with them". Now Cora can't 
         stand any more and starts to cry. "She must have escaped. 
         If some day she is able to, she will communicate with you.
         Yes?"

Author Adriana Gutiérrez
Published in 2005
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