:40:00
likeJano's donkey.
:40:04
You know who needs us?
:40:08
The fish...
so we can haul them out!
:40:11
The wholesalers need us,
that's who!
:40:14
So why should we knuckle under?
:40:16
let's let them
fend for themselves...
:40:19
and see how they manage
without our help!
:40:23
"Change old for new, you will rue."
:40:26
Grandpa, your nice proverbs
don't work anymore.
:40:30
I'm not crazy.
I've thought this thing out.
:40:34
I mean no harm.
:40:37
We weren't born
just to lead a miserable life...
:40:40
with no hope of anything better...
:40:43
but to be masters of our own lives!
:40:46
Your father always worked hard
and never complained.
:40:50
That's right,
and he drowned at sea...
:40:54
still working, never complaining.
:40:56
What thanks did he get
after working so hard for others?
:41:01
Who thinks of him anymore...
:41:03
or of all the rest who drowned
at sea while working for others? Who?
:41:09
'Ntoni is right.
:41:13
He's thinking along the right lines.
:41:17
If we worked for ourselves...
:41:19
it would be for our family,
not theirs...
:41:22
for our mother and sisters.
:41:27
Don't think Father
didn't understand these things.
:41:31
He would have agreed with 'Ntoni.
:41:33
He didn't want his sons
to be beasts of burden.
:41:37
You see? It's clear!
:41:39
We have to unite
against these bloodsuckers!
:41:41
Tell me what to do, 'Ntoni.
:41:43
I want to free us
from these thieving rogues.
:41:47
We'll work for ourselves!
Be on our own!
:41:49
Our women will help us
salt the fish... our fish!
:41:52
Then we'll sell it in Catania!
:41:54
We'd need to buy our own boat.
Where would we get the money?
:41:57
We have the house.