:04:00
while I was in bed with Countess
Esmeralda. What a shame!
:04:04
- What have they brought today?
- Apples, peaches, medlars.
:04:08
- Where's my mother?
- She's gone to Mass.
:04:13
- Good morning, Mr. Marquis.
- Hi.
:04:14
- Are these peaches "giallone"?
- They're "spaccarelle". - Good!
:04:18
- Good morning, Mr. Marquis.
- Good morning!
:04:20
- Rosi', here's a "spaccarella"!
- Thanks!
:04:24
- Rosina looks very pretty.
- Yes.
:04:27
Here they are.
:04:29
Here, people.
Take these delicacies!
:04:33
- Here! - Thanks.
- Be good, there's fruit for everyone!
:04:37
Take them. Here!
:04:42
Here!
There are so many beggars!
:04:45
- They come here every morning! But what
do they want? - They want free food!
:04:50
- Do they? - If you keep giving
them fruit, they'll never go away!
:04:54
You think so, Riccio'?
:04:56
However there is fruit and fruit!
:05:01
- This is fruit as well.
- Of course. - Look.
:05:06
Here, people.
Take these pine-cones!
:05:10
- He's throwing pine-cones at us!
- Let's run!
:05:14
- Son of a bitch!
- Here! See Riccio'? They left!
:05:20
Beggars are never satisfied.
:05:24
- Pine-cones hurt, but it was fun.
- Indeed. - Good morning, Camilla.
:05:27
Wait...
:05:32
- How doest it smell? - It doesn't.
- That's impossible.
:05:35
Why do you ask me then?
:05:37
Riccio',
smell my sister's breath.
:05:43
- How does it smell? - It doesn't. - Good
morning. - Pompeo, where are you going?
:05:45
- Pompeo! - Have you seen
don Sabino? - Maybe he's in the chapel.
:05:49
- I have to go to confession.
- You did it earlier. - New stuff!
:05:55
- See you later, Onofrio.
- Camilla, Don't you worry.
:05:58
- Wake up, Riccio'. - Your sister
had a dead mouse in her mouth!