:29:10
Yes. Yes.
:29:40
He invited them, if you please,
out for a stroll,
:29:42
just like that.
:29:43
He simply led them
into the sunshine,
:29:45
and they sat there
all afternoon.
:29:48
Nobody did a stroke of work.
:29:50
Oh.
:29:51
And that-that... that simpleton,
:29:53
that-that idiot boy...
he just... he just looked on.
:29:56
He doesn't get it from me.
:29:57
There's never been
a history of insanity
:29:59
in my side of the family.
:30:02
I've had enough of
your high and mighty ways.
:30:05
You're not in noble
Provence now, madam,
:30:07
and you'll not play the
great lady in my house!
:30:09
You've ruined that boy!
:30:11
You've pampered him
and spoiled him
:30:13
with your Frenchified
airs and graces.
:30:16
He's nothing more
than a cringing idiot.
:30:18
Something's got to be done,
for God's sake,
:30:20
but not by you!
:30:24
You are a stupid, thick-headed,
vulgar animal,
:30:27
that's what you are.
:30:31
Don't you understand
what Francesco needs?
:30:36
He's desperate.
:30:38
Oh, Jesus, when I think
of my own youth,
:30:40
I feel like flaying him alive.
:30:41
That's typical of you.
Treat him like...
:30:43
like one... like one of
your clerks who comes to you
:30:46
whenever you stamp.
:30:49
But, but, but Francesco's
not like that, Monsignor.
:30:53
- No?
- No, no.
:30:54
And what's more,
:30:56
all the fathers and
mothers of Assisi
:30:58
envy us such a son.