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Is there anyone blind in our family?
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Got any blind relatives?
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The only one I can remember played
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the accordion at the Pantheon.
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-He's dead. -There. That's the lot.
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Believe me, Im not a bad person.
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Otherwise I wouldn't have
outfitted three Popes.
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I've got nothing against the blind.
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If nature's punished them,
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they need to be helped.
1:19:29
We provide hospices and dogs,
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but we mustn't marry them!
1:19:35
You'd better come back to Rome.
1:19:38
I'm not coming back.
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-Not even if he orders you to?
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-No, I've decided.
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We'll live here. Angela doesn't
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want to leave Bologna.
1:19:58
Who are the portraits of in the shop?
1:20:02
Great-granddad, granddad and then you.
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Mine's the last one.
The shop'll close forever.
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Someone else will dress the Pope!
1:20:13
You don't know what it means to wait
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in front of the Sistine Chapel
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to know who's the new Pope.
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Then St. Peter's square shakes
1:20:22
like an earthquake
1:20:24
when white smoke comes out the chimney.
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Then the door open and you
see this decrepit old man,
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sweating, crying and laughing
1:20:34
because he can't believe it!
1:20:37
The cardinal's feel down there to
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make sure he's a man.
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They give him to you naked
you have to dress him.
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All in white.
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Nello, it's you who makes him Pope!
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When you dress him, he change.
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His way of looking changes
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his way of offering his hand.
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Everyone kneels down