Profumo di donna
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Don’t tell stories!
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I feel so useless.
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I would like to be
a simple priest in the countryside…

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in contact with
true human miseries.

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A heap of bullshit!
Thirty seconds to answer:

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Do hell, the devil… exist?
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No, no, answer!
Does the Devil exist?

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Yes, the Devil exists.
Because evil exists.

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No, I speak about the beyond.
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Stop, Fausto.
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Let’s not speak about that.
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Tell me rather…
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why you are in Rome.
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To see you.
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I need your blessing.
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Don’t joke.
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I’m not joking.
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You are already forgiven, Fausto.
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Therefore I envy you.
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I always envied you, you know.
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You will say that I blaspheme,
but I think…

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that you’re lucky.
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Because your suffering
always accompanied you.

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It stimulates you,
releases you, redeems you.

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You are saved and I envy you.
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What am I saying?
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Continue…
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I often thought of it, these years.
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It seems to me
that your cross could be…

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your reason for living, your salvation.
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I envy the insane, the sick,
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innocent children.
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Only they can see
better than me.

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Is it good fortune to be blind?
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Perhaps,
but not for your reasons.

:42:50
It is good fortune,
because blind men…

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can’t see things,
they imagine them.

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As for me, I don’t imagine anything,
I don’t remember anything.


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