:38:01
The thing is...
:38:05
I think it's quite possible
:38:07
that we were born
for each other,
:38:09
so we should marry.
:38:11
But you don't believe
in marriage.
:38:13
Of course I do.
I've had two wives already.
:38:16
Exactly.
:38:17
You can't be true
to only one woman.
:38:20
True, yes.
:38:22
Faithful... no.
:38:28
Unfortunately,
:38:29
I'm physiologically incapable
of fidelity.
:38:31
- Oh, really?
- Yes.
:38:33
A doctor acquaintance of mine
confirmed this.
:38:37
What a convenient diagnosis.
:38:40
Is fidelity that important
to you?
:38:47
Loyalty is important to me.
:38:50
Can you be loyal?
:38:52
To you?
:38:54
Always.
:38:55
Good.
:38:57
Because I love you, panzon.
:38:59
Fridocha.
:39:03
I accept.
:39:21
What a beautiful bride
you are.
:39:33
- You have to come in.
- Don't touch me.
:39:35
Oh, you think
I'm going to, uh...
:39:37
But he's divorced twice.
:39:39
He's had God knows
how many children.
:39:41
And he's an atheist,
Guillermo.
:39:43
Perhaps you have forgotten,
:39:45
and forgive me
for reminding you,
:39:47
but I am a German Jew,
and you married me, remember?
:39:50
Yes.
:39:51
Hmm.
:39:53
He's also a Communist.
:39:54
A Communist
who is generous enough
:39:56
to pay off our mortgage.
:39:58
It's like the marriage
of an elephant and a dove.