:42:01
I say...
:42:03
Yeah.
:42:04
I say let's sit down.
:42:09
Yes. Well, we all heard
the words of the rabbi.
:42:13
Let's sit down.
:42:14
Now I'm going
to sing a little song.
:42:26
I don't want that.
Leave me alone.
:42:31
You can keep your
diseased chickens!
:42:34
You leave my chickens
out of this!
:42:37
- We made a bargain!
- The terms weren't settled!
:42:40
We drank on it!
:42:43
Just sit down, all right?
:42:45
Once a butcher,
always a butcher.
:42:47
- Once a liar, always a liar.
- Sit down!
:42:50
Those happen to be my chickens.
That man...
:42:55
I had a sign!
:42:56
Quiet, I'm singing.
:42:59
Quiet!
:43:02
What's all
the screaming about?
:43:04
"They drank on it. "
"An agreement. "
:43:07
"A sign. "
It's all nonsense.
:43:10
Tzeitel wanted to marry
Motel and not Lazar.
:43:13
A young girl
decides for herself?
:43:15
Why not?
They love each other.
:43:17
- Love?
- Terrible.
:43:19
- He's a radical.
- Musicians, play.
:43:22
It's a dance. Everybody dance.
:43:25
- It's a wedding!
- Some wedding.
:43:27
- What is he doing?
- Who will dance with me?
:43:32
- That's a sin.
- It's no sin to dance.
:43:34
- But with a girl?
- Yes!
:43:36
That's what comes of taking a wild man
into your house.
:43:39
He's not a wild man!
He is a little bit different.
:43:42
- Come on.
- It's a sin.
:43:44
It's no sin.
Ask the rabbi.
:43:47
Go on, ask him.
:43:51
Well, rabbi?
:43:52
Dancing?
:43:54
- It's not exactly forbidden, but...
- Well, there you see!
:43:59
- It's not forbidden!
- And it's no sin.