Kisgyermek Ă©vek / Toddler years đŠ
Az 5 Ă©ves Farrokhot a Zanzibar Missionary Schoolba, azaz a ZanzibĂĄri MisszionĂĄrius IskolĂĄba ĂrattĂĄk be szĂŒlei, amelyet anglikĂĄn apĂĄcĂĄk mƱködtettek Stone Townban. âAz ĂĄtlagnĂĄl sokkal gyorsabban fejlĆdött, Ă©s mĂĄr ekkor megmutatta tehetsĂ©gĂ©t a festĂ©sben Ă©s a rajzolĂĄsban.â â emlĂ©kszik vissza Perviz. Az Ă©deasnyja, Jer szerint, mĂĄr ekkor megmutatkozott a zene Ă©s az elĆadĂł mƱvĂ©szet irĂĄnti Ă©rdeklĆdĂ©se. âKisfiĂșkĂ©nt nagyon boldog volt Ă©s nagyon szerette a zenĂ©t. NĂ©pzene, opera, klasszikus, mindet szerette. Azt hiszem, mindig is showman szeretett volna lenni.â
âVolt egyfajta csillogĂĄs a szemĂ©ben Ă©s egy csintalan csĂny. De amire a legjobban emlĂ©kszem, hogy nagyon titokzatos volt Ă©s fĂ©lĂ©nk. BorzasztĂłan fĂ©lĂ©nk. Amikor a szĂŒleivel lĂĄtogatĂłba jöttek hozzĂĄnk, sosem beszĂ©lt sokat. Ilyen volt a termĂ©szete. Amikor mĂĄr idĆsebb lett, nem sokat lĂĄttuk egymĂĄst. Nagyon sokat jĂĄrt a barĂĄtaival jĂĄtszani az utcĂĄra Ă©s a tengerpartra.â â mondta Perviz.
1952-ben Bomi Ă©s Jer Ă©letĂ©be Ășjabb boldogsĂĄg költözött, hiszen megszĂŒletett Farrokh kishĂșga, Kashmira. âHatĂ©ves volt, amikor Ă©n megszĂŒlettem, Ășgy hogy csak egy Ă©vet tölthettĂŒnk igazĂĄn egyĂŒtt, mĂ©gis mindig tudtam, hogy az Ă©n bĂŒszke bĂĄtyjĂĄm vigyĂĄz rĂĄm.â â mesĂ©lte Kashmira. Az, hogy Kashmira mit Ă©rtett azon, hogy csak egy Ă©vet tölthettek egyĂŒtt, könnyen megfejthetĆ rejtĂ©ly, hiszen 1955 februĂĄrjĂĄban Farrokhot bentlakĂĄsos iskolĂĄba kĂŒldtĂ©k a szĂŒlei IndiĂĄba.
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The 5 years old Farrokh attended the Zanzibar Missionary School where his teachers were Anglican nuns in Stone Town. "He was developing quickly into delightfully courteous, serious and precise little boy, than average and already showed his talent in painting and drawing," Perviz recalls. His mother, according to Jer, had already shown his interest in music and performing arts. âAs a little boy he was very happy and very loved music. Folk, opera, classical, he loved them all. I think he always wanted to be a showman.â
âHe had a twinkle in his eye and a mischievous streak. But I remember him most vividly as secretive and shy. Painfully shy. He would not talk much, even when he came with his parents to see us. That was his nature. As he grew older, we didnât see each other so much, as he would be out playing on the streets and on the beach with all the other boys.â â Perviz said.
In 1952, the happiness of Bomi and Jer moved on with the birth of Farrokh's little sister, Kashmira. "He was six years when I was born, so we could only really spend a year together, but I always knew that my proud brother was looking after me." - Kashmira said. What Kashmira meant by spending only a year together was an easy mystery, as Farrokh was sent to a boarding school in India in February 1955.
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- Lesley-Ann Jones (2011): Bohemian Rhapsody, The Definitive Biography of Freddie Mercury.
- Matt Richards, Mark Langthorne (2019): Bohém Rapszódia.]
