:40:07
Dulcinea.
:40:08
Dulcinea.
:40:11
- Dulcinea!
- Dulcinea!
:40:16
Dulcinea
:40:19
Dulcinea
:40:22
I see heaven when I see thee
:40:26
- Dulcinea
- Dulcinea
:40:28
Filthy swine!
:40:30
And thy name is like a prayer
an angel whispers
:40:35
Sons of whores!
:40:36
Dulcinea
:40:39
Dulcinea
:40:43
Dulcinea
:40:46
Dulcinea
:40:49
I have sought thee,
sung thee, dreamed thee
:40:53
Dulcinea
:40:57
Now I've found thee, and
the world shall know thy glory
:41:03
Dulcinea
:41:07
Dulcinea
:41:15
- Halt!
- Bastards!
:41:17
Governor, this man proposed
to offer a defense.
:41:20
This is my defense.
:41:22
The most curious
I've ever heard.
:41:24
- But if it entertains?
- The word is "diverts."
:41:26
I think your purpose
is to divert us from ours.
:41:29
Precisely. May I go on?
:41:32
- Continue with your defense.
- Thank you.
:41:35
Imagine now the family
our brave night leaves behind.
:41:39
Not the lords and ladies...
:41:41
and retainers of
Don Quixote de La Mancha...
:41:43
but the simple womenfolk
of Alonso Quijana.
:41:46
Think of the shock
the news of his madness...
:41:49
- brings to his niece...
- Antonia.
:41:51
Antonia, who is concerned
about the effect...
:41:54
on her forthcoming marriage.
:41:55
Can't I have it?
:41:56
Afterwards, princess,
you can keep it...
:41:58
but now you're my niece
concerned about marriage.
:41:59
To his housekeeper
of many years...