:22:00
We were all much better-looking
back then.
:22:05
You should have seen me
when I was eighteen!
:22:09
All the boys around
were mad about me.
:22:12
What eyes I had then,
full of light and life.
:22:16
And what... everything!
:22:22
You're such a moaner!
:22:24
And your grandfather...
:22:26
had to live through a lot of problems
and hard times in Peru.
:22:32
And suffering...
:22:34
is what ages you most.
:22:36
Looking for his gold mine.
:22:38
Looking for his ruin.
:22:43
And to top it all,
the death of your father, Don Rafael.
:22:49
But let's not talk
about sad things from the past.
:22:53
This is a happy day because
you're going to see your mother.
:22:58
Imagine, your lordship.
:23:01
I served Don Rafael...
:23:04
from when he became an officer
in the cavalry until he married.
:23:09
And for a few more years
after that too.
:23:14
And tell me something, Seneca...
:23:16
Zenon, o rwhatever your name is.
:23:19
What's your trade now?
Carpenter...
:23:23
shoemaker, haberdasher?
:23:25
I'm a civil servant
in the Treasury...
:23:29
in the capital, of course.
:23:31
Her lady ship got me the job...
:23:36
and I also work for her
in a secretarial capacity.
:23:39
Yes, yes. So you abandoned
the servitude...
:23:44
of all those years with my son...
:23:47
to go with my daughter-in-law...
:23:50
because what you want
is to earn money at all costs.
:23:54
Let me explain.
:23:56
Your lordship, I believe
it's the duty of every man...