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It's the worse hour,
the hour when you feel lonely.
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For twelve years, we've waken up
Daniele at three o'clock
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and brought him in bed with us.
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Come on in as well.
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- May I?
- Please, come in.
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- So, Daniele, how's tonight going?
- Well.
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- Are you scared?
- No.
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Can you see how many of us
are here to keep you company?
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Under the cover, come on!
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Are you sure
you aren't afraid?
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Yes! Yes!
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Did you know that Daniele
has never had a baby-sitter?
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Hasn't he? Why?
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Because we've always
stayed with him.
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You've never gone out?
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Never. And so
we've read everything.
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We've read Von Kleinst...
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Hegel...
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Spinoza...
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We've read... Federico Tozzi...
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We've read everything
about Xenophon...
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- Svevo...
- And then Herodotus.
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And then?
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Tacitus!
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All Tacitus!
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Then... we have...
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Saint Augustine.
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Saint Augustine, Delfini,
Meneghello and Capitini.
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Cicero, over and over again.
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and Rousseau, Leibniz...
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Wittgenstein.
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Dear diary, we're passing by
the island of Panarea.
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Gerardo says
he has never been there...
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...but he can list
all its pubs and discos,
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restaurants and beer houses.
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We decide not to get off
and to continue for Stromboli..
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...where we are certain
that we'll finally succeed...
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A few verses by Tibullus
came to my mind.
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They describe the situation we're in,