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- You still wear the frock?
- Yes, except on trips.

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And the little bird,
how is it?

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Do you give it some relief
from time to time?

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Stop Fausto, what are you saying?
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Don’t play dumb! If not,
what would you do among those nuns?

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Please, Fausto!
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Leave them alone,
the poor women.

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Men and women!
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You’re not different from others.
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It’s so beautiful here.
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Always a marvelous show here.
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The evening, Rome lit up!
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I’m sorry, Fausto!
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Sorry? Why?
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Not seeing Rome?
I never liked it.

:40:48
It’s the capital of Turkey
for me. A city-trap, treacherous.

:40:52
Come rather to Naples with me.
:40:54
Your spiritual assistance
for a plate of vermicelli.

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Ah, if I could!
But I have to so much to do here!

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Don’t tell stories!
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I feel so useless.
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I would like to be
a simple priest in the countryside…

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in contact with
true human miseries.

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A heap of bullshit!
Thirty seconds to answer:

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Do hell, the devil… exist?
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No, no, answer!
Does the Devil exist?

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Yes, the Devil exists.
Because evil exists.

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No, I speak about the beyond.
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Stop, Fausto.
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Let’s not speak about that.
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Tell me rather…
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why you are in Rome.
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To see you.
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I need your blessing.
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Don’t joke.
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I’m not joking.
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You are already forgiven, Fausto.
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Therefore I envy you.
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I always envied you, you know.
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You will say that I blaspheme,
but I think…

:41:56
that you’re lucky.
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Because your suffering
always accompanied you.


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