Giardino dei Finzi-Contini, Il
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1:16:01
Things are so bad...
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they couldn't be any worse.
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It's all over.
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Oh, yes, I know how painful
that can be.

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But in the long run, it's best.
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You really wanted to be engaged?
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Engaged, and maybe marry...
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at a time like this?
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If I may say so...
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as families go,
the Finzi-Continis are not for us.

1:16:38
They're not our sort.
They're different.

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They don't even seem Jewish.
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Micol-- Maybe that's what
attracted you to her.

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That she's superior to you
socially.

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It'll pass.
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You'll get over it.
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And a lot sooner than you think.
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I can imagine
what you’re feeling now.

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Yet, in a way,
I rather envy you.

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In life, in order to understand...
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to really understand the world...
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you must die at least once.
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So it's better to die young,
when there's still time left...

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to recover and live again.
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When you're old, it's much worse.
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Why is that?
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There's no time
to start over from zero.

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And our generation has made
so many, many mistakes.

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A few months and it will seem as if
none of this had ever happened to you.

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You may even end up being glad.
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You'll feel richer,
one might say.

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More mature.
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Let's hope so.

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