:21:02
Beautiful loaves, huh?
:21:04
Sorry to scare you.
:21:06
You want to get some bread?
:21:09
-Yes, please.
-Do you have any money?
:21:12
No.
:21:13
I'm afraid my bread is not free.
:21:16
Where do you live?
:21:19
I'm in the circus.
:21:22
In the circus?
:21:24
Well, it's not going to be here
for another 2 weeks.
:21:28
I think you are a little early.
:21:30
Where can I get some money
for some bread, sir?
:21:36
Just take a look at this kitchen.
:21:38
It's spotless.
:21:39
And over there,
that's a traditional wood-burning oven.
:21:43
You know what Abruzzi
down the street bakes his bread with?
:21:47
Gas.
:21:48
And still people buy from him
instead of me! It's unbelievable!
:21:56
You know,
before I can give you some bread...
:21:59
...you have to do something for me.
:22:03
-You have to smile.
-Why?
:22:06
Why? Because you're about to have
the best bread in Italy.
:22:10
That's why.
:22:19
Oh, Saint Elizabeth...
:22:22
...the boy wants to know why
he should smile.
:22:27
I don't think he know how to.
:22:30
Who's that?
:22:31
That's Saint Elizabeth.
:22:33
She's the patron saint of bakers.
:22:36
She takes care of everyone
who needs help.
:22:39
But especially bakers.
:22:42
Here, see for yourself.
:22:45
You keep that...
:22:47
...and maybe she'll help you
out sometime, too.
:22:51
I'll tell you what.
:22:52
Just stay here and I'll pick you
out a nice, fresh loaf.