Anastasia Page #2
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"Again we subscribed. Then you said
you found her, but she was too sick.
- More money. "
- Too sick?
- Oh, that was Galina. Too stupid.
- "How long can she be sick, Chernov?
How much money can you drain
from our thin pockets, Chernov?"
- How much have they got, Chernov?
- The joke is on us, General.
- They give us exactly eight days.
- Eight days for what?
Eight days to produce Her Highness,
- Or we go to prison for fraud.
- For fraud!
- Well, it has taken them long enough.
- Is that all you can say?
you let him make you suffer...
how you like to suffer...
and you delight in making him suffer.
Not particularly. I merely
thought it advisable...
to determine exactly
what our situation was...
- before suggesting how to deal with it.
- What did I tell you?
All right, General.
Let's have your surprise. Where is she?
- Where is who?
- The woman Stepan saw in the asylum in St. Cloud!
Correct. We have
finally tracked her down.
- Really?
- No!
- Of course, she does not admit that she was there.
- No.
- Really?
- Nor does she admit that she told a nun there...
- that she was the tsar's daughter.
- What does she admit?
- Nothing. I think she may be lying.
- Then why do you believe...
But the important thing is that
properly used, she may serve our purpose.
- How?
- She has certain surprising features.
- Such as?
- You will see.
She also has a rather
intriguing strangeness.
Of course, that may be
simply the result of amnesia.
Him and his surprises.
If he were looking for a grand duke...
- he wouldn't find so many.
- Stepan!
Bring her in.
Come over here.
Don't worry.
These two gentlemen are friends.
Here. Sit down.
It'll do you good.
Thank you.
There's nothing to fear.
They merely want to examine you.
Examine? Are they doctors?
- They don't help.
- Doctors? No.
- They are not doctors.
- No, no. We should have kept the redhead.
The tsar's daughter
drinks like a cossack.
- May I have a cigarette?
- Sure. Here.
- Where am I?
- I told you. With friends.
- Strange.
- What?
- The resemblance to the other.
- Yes. Both female.
Have you gentlemen considered
what she went through?
The streets, probably.
I can imagine her walk.
- Stand up.
- What did you say?
Ho, ho, ho!
I said, "Stand up. "
We would like to see you walk
over to there, if you please.
Mm, no. At least with the redhead,
we could have dyed her hair.
But a walk? The grand duchesses
learned with books on their heads.
Oh. Stone walls.
What's she talking about?
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