1:32:01
Look. Who's that?
1:32:03
There. Who's that coming there?
1:32:06
Come on, let's go and see.
1:32:15
Francesco!
1:32:17
You mustn't go to Rome,
do you hear?
1:32:19
You must not go to Rome.
1:32:21
Why mustn't he go to Rome?
1:32:22
Never mind why,
Bernardo di Quintavalle.
1:32:25
Just bring him back to Assisi.
1:32:27
That's impossible, Paolo.
1:32:28
You know that.
1:32:36
Francesco.
1:32:39
Listen to me.
1:32:41
Not as a friend...
1:32:43
for I may no longer
call myself your friend.
1:32:47
But you must come back
to Assisi.
1:32:53
No.
1:32:59
I must go to Rome...
1:33:02
to find out what
I've done wrong.
1:33:07
What you've done wrong?!
1:33:09
Then you can save
yourself the journey,
1:33:11
because I can tell you,
quite categorically,
1:33:13
you've done everything wrong.
1:33:15
Everything!
1:33:17
From the moment you ran away
from the war, remember?
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And abandoned us, your friends!
1:33:21
And acted like a lunatic
to cover up your cowardice!
1:33:24
And decided to be a king
amongst the poor.
1:33:26
Paolo, don't talk like that.
1:33:28
You're-you're just jealous.
1:33:29
And if I am, I've good reason.
1:33:31
He's had everything I've had
to work and scheme for...
1:33:34
riches, women, position,
popularity...
1:33:36
even God!
1:33:37
You just saunter out
of your house one fine morning
1:33:40
and pluck God out of the air,
1:33:42
as easily as catching
a butterfly.
1:33:45
It's all too simple.
1:33:47
If what you say is true,
1:33:48
then the Holy Father
will soon point out
1:33:51
the errors in my faith.
1:33:55
The Pope?
1:33:57
Wha...?