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My maid Ramona's daughter. She's a little animal. |
Come down. |
How like your aunt you are, even in your walk. |
I know, Uncle, you've told me that already. |
You see, even the voice. |
I'm going to make you a nun's cake. It will make your mouth water. |
You are spoiling me too much. I won't know what to do with myself when you've gone. |
Only because you want it. |
What do you mean? |
Nothing. I didn't say anything. |
How did you know about that? |
Oh, some years ago I heard my mother talking about it. But is it true? |
Yes, it is. |
Don't you ever see him? |
Never. |
How could anybody behave like that? |
Sometimes these things happen because of inexperience. Sometimes it's because of... |
Evil. |
And what do you know about life? When all is said and done you couldn't possibly understand. |
His mother wanted to keep him. She came from a poor family. I was in love with your aunt. I would like to have acknowledged him but I was afraid of losing her. That's why I didn't say anything. |
And this innocent child. |
Don't worry. He won't be forgotten. |
You must think I am a monster. |
No, but what a pity life is like that. |
No, Uncle; ashes mean penance and death. |
Then it's penance for you who are going to be a nun; and for me, who am old, it's death ... |
If you like, I will come with you tomorrow to the village when you leave. |
Thank you, Uncle. |
This evening we must do something special by way of a farewell. |
Whatever you like. |
I should like you to do something for me. It's an innocent sort of thing but I'm very set on it. |
Today I can refuse you nothing. |
How strange you are! When I asked you to do this favor for me you refused. You seemed almost offended. And now, here you are, making me so very happy all of a sudden. Thank you, my child! |
I don't like masquerading, but as you see I decided to give in to your whim. |
You must think I'm mad. |
No, Uncle, and now I'm pleased to have been able to do this favor, because, although I didn't think so at first, you are really a good man. |
If you only knew ... When I was young I was full of idealism. I wanted to do something on a big scale for others, something to show my great love for humanity. But as soon as I tried to do something about it, I became afraid that I would be laughed at and I felt like a fool ... and so I went back into my shell. |
Wasn't that cowardice? |
No, it isn't that, I can assure you. I wouldn't be afraid in the face of real danger. I've proved that to myself. On the other hand, if a stranger visited me simply to say hello, I'd be alarmed. |
Uncle, you mustn't think that I won't be sad to leave you. |
It's up to you entirely. Don't leave, then ... |
Unfortunately ... |
It's my fault. If I'd come to see you more often, if I'd invited you here for holidays, maybe everything would be different. |
Maybe ... |
Yes, I don't want you ever to leave this house. |
You must be out of your mind. I've been so happy these last few days now you've spoiled it all. |
Leave us alone, Ramona. |
Don't go! |
You're lying. |
No, it's true. Last night when you were sleeping, I had you all to myself. |
Think about it. Don't hurry. Think it over. |
Go away! Leave me alone. |
Let me pass! |
You must listen to me before you go. |
I've listened to you long enough. Let me out. |
All that I said just now was a lie. I said it so you wouldn't leave. I only molested you in my thoughts ... I can't bear to have you leave me, hating me like this. Tell me you believe what I'm saying and I'll let you go. |
You disgust me... even if what you say is true. |
Then you won't forgive me? |
So much the better. We'll all fit. How many floors are there? |
Two. |
Are there many windows? |
Lots. It's got balconies and two big towers. |
Then it's a respectable house. |
When I wasn't so miserable I used to sell pigs. Begging your pardon, I was more honest than my holy Mother. |
So you didn't come from the poorhouse! |
No, miss. Smoking makes him spit and feel ill. |
Smoking makes me feel ill? It's these filthy fag ends. I won't mention in this company what's upsetting you. |
They've got a real hen house here! You can't hear yourself speak. |
Tell me the answer to this! What bird lays eggs in a barn? |
Don Amalio! |
What's that? |
Enedina and Paco ... |
What about them? |
They're playing games behind the couch ... |
Which couch? |
That one. |
Take me there. |
Really, Don AMALIO, there's not much point in making a fuss. |
I'll come to you tonight. |
No, the children sleep with me. |
Give them to Refugio. |
No, I don't want to because they yell. And I've got news for you too. |
Then I'll get you in the fields tomorrow ... |
Keep quiet. These miserable brats only get in the way. |
You'd like me to kill them? |
Didn't you say you know how to make vanilla pudding? |
Yes, yes. |
Stop this, stop this. |
Let me go, Don Amalio, I'll tear her apart. |
Where's the camera? |
It's a present from my parents. |
Good times. |
Drum banging real times. |
She's dead. |
It was an accident! |
Fucking desert. |
Fish, I'm really sorry. I just...I owe you man. Desert. |
Right. |
That's right. |
Shut up Micheal. |
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