:45:00
Giorgio, at last!
Why dont you come more often?
:45:04
Alberto is so alone.
:45:05
I'm glad you're here this Passover.
:45:10
Sir, I was so pleased
to get Alberto's invitation.
:45:14
I didn't even know
Micol had come back.
:45:16
Fortunately our Micol
is home again.
:45:19
It's so sad without her.
:45:21
Behave, boys!
I can't breathe that way!
:45:25
Alberto's told us
so much about you.
:45:27
They're childhood friends.
:45:29
How's the thesis going?
You haven't used our library lately.
:45:34
After Passover
I'll be there again.
:45:37
Will your thesis be ready by June?
:45:40
I wonder.
:45:42
You should get it done...
:45:44
before they issue a decree
that now literature also...
:45:48
is Aryan.
:45:53
Such a lovely glass.
What's it for?
:45:56
My daughter brought it from Venice.
:45:59
It serves, she claims...
:46:02
to predict the future-- a joke!
:46:05
What has it said?
:46:07
All sorts of things.
:46:09
First we asked if Id get my degree,
and it said no.
:46:13
Second...
:46:16
if Micol will marry.
:46:19
To this the answer wasnt clear.
:46:22
Third, it said war is coming.
:46:26
A long war...
:46:28
painful for everyone,
not just for us...
:46:31
Negroes.
:46:34
But finally...
:46:37
ending in total victory...
:46:39
for the forces of good.
:46:43
Yes?
:46:45
It's the young man.
:46:57
Come on in.