:46:03
- Come, Mr. Marquis, everything
is ready. - What have you cooked?
:46:06
- Lamb cutlets. - Good!
- Served hot from the grill.
:46:11
- Just as you like them!
- Here, I'm so hungry.
:46:15
- They're hot.
- Ouch!
:46:18
In fact I have burnt my finger,
but they are all scorched.
:46:21
They are, and it's the bell's fault.
They've been stuck inside my head all day.
:46:26
I can't take it anymore
and also that poor creature is scared.
:46:31
Why don't you speak?
Are you angry with me?
:46:36
She's angry because this winter
you have come only 3 or 4 times.
:46:41
My daughter is always sad
because she loves you.
:46:45
She has to love me,
I have given you a house!
:46:49
You've given us a beautiful house,
but you never come here.
:46:56
We are always alone
and she is sad for that.
:46:59
Your mother tells so many lies. At least you
are silent, you are more honest than her.
:47:04
- Mr. Marquis, the Pope's guards
are looking for you! - I'm coming.
:47:08
- My God, the Pope!
- Yes, he needs me and I have to go.
:47:13
- And these cutlets? - I'll be right back,
and Faustina will be glad.
:47:17
- Bye, Faustina.
- Mr. Marquis, come back soon.
:47:32
I yield with deference
to the orders of Your Holiness
:47:35
and I am ready to spend,
if necessary,
:47:38
the rest of my days inside
Castel Saint Angelo, and ponder.
:47:44
Yes.
:47:45
But I would like to know
on what I have to ponder.
:47:48
On the inconvenience of
a similar joke at this very moment.
:47:52
- But it wasn't a joke.
- What?
:47:56
To have the bells toll as if
the Pope were dead isn't a joke?