1:00:02
I clearly said I want macaroni
on my plate every evening !
1:00:07
If that is not possible,
the count will be informed.
1:00:11
There is polenta,
which is almost ready.
1:00:15
I do not want polenta !
1:00:17
I cannot stand that my dinner
be disturbed by such people !
1:00:23
Mister Casanova,
your agreement with the count
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dispenses you from eating
with the servants and the troops.
1:00:31
Then why do you give us
this honor ?
1:00:33
Listen, Faulkircher.
1:00:36
Only because of one
of life's cruel turn of events,
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that the two of us met.
1:00:43
You, a butler,
and I a librarian.
1:00:47
Respect my solitude and keep away
from me !
1:00:53
You are a cheating scoundrel !
1:00:55
You take advantage of the count's
absence, but he will find out !
1:01:01
Also that you practice
1:01:03
anti-physical attractions
with your Viderol. You disgust me !
1:01:11
Go ahead and speak
in your vulgar German !
1:01:14
Who understands you ?
1:01:16
I am an artist, a writer.
I do not mingle with certain people.
1:01:22
He is an artist too,
a very talented actor.
1:01:25
It disgusts me to talk to you.
1:01:28
Do not be so arrogant, Casanova.
1:01:31
You are a servant of the count
of Waldenstein, like us. A servant !
1:01:35
Disgusting ! You are disgusting !
1:01:43
I received the greatest insult ever,
in this place.
1:01:48
That portrait has been hung up
with a disgusting substance.
1:01:52
The person responsible is Faulkircher
or his deprived lover Viderol.
1:01:56
Which of the two furnished
the fecal material, I do not know,