:11:26
- Ohh.
- My mother.
:11:28
Oh, Herman. Herman.
:11:32
You know...
:11:34
I've got in the habit
of sitting down and falling
right off to sleep.
:11:39
- Did I sleep long?
- She walks around the house
as quiet as a mouse.
:11:42
There are real mice here.
I can't tell the difference anymore.
:11:46
You're starting again.
What is burning?
:11:49
- Masha, I smell
something is burning.
- Nothing is burning, Mama.
:11:53
She blames me for
everything that happens.
:11:55
That's right.
The whole worid is-is sane...
:11:57
- and it's only
your mother that's crazy.
- Don't put words in my mouth.
:12:01
You listen to how
she's carrying on?
:12:04
She always has to say
something contrary.
:12:07
She's just like her father.
:12:10
May he rest in peace
in the Garden of Eden.
:12:14
Masha? Masha?
:12:17
Water.
:12:24
It's her fault, you know. It's all
her fault. She wouldn't let me die.
:12:29
I thought she was dead too.
And then one day, she finds me.
:12:33
The next day, she's already
talking back to me.
:12:37
Then she marries this man,
this Leon Tortshiner.
:12:41
Oy. Is that a charlatan!
:12:44
You know, my daughter, she can
read the most difficult books.
:12:48
When it comes to people,
she doesn't know her hands
from her feet.
:12:53
Now look. She's left sitting here,
a deserted wife.
:12:56
If I want to get married,
I won't wait for a divorce.
:12:58
Oh... What is
happening with that stove?