:36:02
- It annoyed me
- Your lovely red hair was cut?
:36:06
Yes, because it was red
:36:08
Then Mother arrived
with a whip in her hand
:36:12
Dammit!
I've had enough for one day
:36:16
One sideboard, 4,000...
:36:19
One desk, 5,000...
:36:23
Yes, if I sold it
:36:25
But I won't, I'd rather die
:36:29
I want him to find things
as they were
:36:36
- Are you going in?
- Later
:36:40
Why don't you take a quick nap?
:36:42
No, I'll sleep after lunch
:36:46
Come on. What's wrong with you?
:36:50
Nothing. Just new arrivals
:36:55
I've got company. Co-tenants
:36:59
In my flat, I mean.
They moved in. I moved out
:37:04
- Did you?
- To the maid's room
:37:07
The wife of a prisoner,
traitor and conspirator...
:37:10
...isn't allowed to live
in a two room flat!
:37:14
I'd been expecting it
:37:16
Why are you crying?
What's there to cry about?
:37:21
I'm young, pretty and a co-tenant!
:37:26
I just don't know where to put
my furniture. They want their own
:37:34
Since the old lady broke her leg
she's even more whimsical
:37:39
Either she rings several times
for nothing...
:37:42
...or she doesn't touch
the bell all day
:37:46
She doesn't read, just lies still,
with her eyes closed
:37:49
Nothing interests her
:37:55
Is that you, Iren?
:37:59
Who else? You rang, didn't you?