Marchese del Grillo, Il
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and you should know it
better than all,

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because the night
when our Pope was abducted,

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I saw you get in
covered with blood

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that you shed in order to defend him.
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I did my best.
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The Del Grillos are gentlemen,
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therefore they don't eat
at the same table as plebeians.

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Be careful, those unbelievers
that you consider your friends,

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dared lay their hands
on the sacred person of the Pope.

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- therefore they were all excommunicated.
- Mother, the Middle Ages are over.

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The Church, the Papacy and us all
are over.

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The French that you despise
have brought a gust of new air.

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We don't need new air
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and the windows of this building
will stay shut

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- until the Pope returns.
- Then you'll spend the rest of your life in the dark.

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The future is in the hands of the French
and in those of Napoleon.

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No, our future
is in the hands of the Lord,

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and sooner or later someone
will kick Napoleon's butt.

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And remember that
"When a Pope dies, a new one comes."

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I know, but I don't have another
French woman therefore I'll keep this one.

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Peel me that apple!
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- Olimpia, where's De Guigny?
- He saw you uneasy and...

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- Why? Has he left?
- Yes.

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- Did he get offended?
- Maybe a little.

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And you? Did you get offended?
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I'm used to be ill-treated
by the Romans.

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- Shall I serve?
- No, we won't eat here.


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