:09:02
Except for you Jews...
:09:04
understandably...
:09:06
considering--
:09:08
But at least the workers
at my place...
:09:11
are almost all antifascist.
:09:16
This is nice...
:09:18
but to think
of being here forever--
:09:20
You never go out anymore?
:09:22
No, never.
Anyway, where would I go?
:09:26
If it were possible to pick the faces
one met on the street...
:09:31
I would go out.
:09:34
But whenever I did go out...
:09:37
I always felt
I was being spied on...
:09:40
envied.
:09:42
Whereas here
you pick the faces.
:09:44
Is that what you mean?
:09:46
Not exactly.
:09:49
There are never many of us here.
:09:51
I never feel attacked.
:09:55
I know what you think:
that I have no zest for life.
:10:02
But who can give me that?
:10:05
My seven old graybeards--
you know what they are?
:10:07
- Palms.
- Good! But what kind of palms?
:10:12
I don't know.
:10:15
Granny Josette got them
from the Rome Botanical Garden.
:10:18
Washingtonia fiilifera.
:10:21
Why are you laughing?
You're so ignorant!
:10:25
I bet you can't tell
an elm from an oak.
:10:28
Come on, what tree is that?
:10:30
To me all trees are alike.
:10:33
I, for one, detest anyone
who doesn't love trees!
:10:38
That plane tree, for example...
:10:41
may have been planted
by Lucrezia Borgia!
:10:45
Imagine!
It's nearly 500 years old.
:10:49
Let's go.
:10:52
Oh, a flat tire!
:10:53
When I was little,
I used to run off.
:10:56
Not Alberto.
He was always more obedient.
:10:59
One day,
when I'd stayed out too long...