La bonne absinthe Page #5
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- 1899
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I'll be right back.
Let's try it.
No. It's too uncomfortable.
Come on, yes.
That's it. Good..
It's pointless to lock you in.
Open the door,
or I'll smash it!
Do you hear me'?
I'm not joking. Open up!
Open up!
Here I am, signora.
You don't like my friends family,
cause it isn't as fine as yours.
But I really like them.
These people are honest.
Do you understand, signora'?
And I've thought you were a friend.
And you'?
Run away without a word,
and leave me there
like an idiot.
Of course!
What do you care for me'?
You are the signora and
you'll be never alone.
But I don't have to put up
with that.
Is that clear'?
Do you understand? B*tch!
Why don't you leave me alone?
What do you want'?
I don't want anything!
Have I ever asked you'?
I don't want anything!
Perhaps we make it
until tomorrow morning.
But the machines must
run all night long.
Too expensive. Tell him that.
You can go now.
All right.
- Giovanna!
- Anna!
Do you remember
having a sister?
- It's so long ago!
- I know.
- It's such a long time.
- Sorry.
How glad I am to see you!
Have you ever visited me here'?
- No.
- What do you think?
- Eh...
- How's Giacomo?
- Well.
- As usual?
- Laughing all the time, eh'?
- Yes.
I'm sorry,
you came to talk with me.
- Yes.
- You know how it is.
What's up?
- It's that...
- There's too much noise here... come.
How glad I am to see you.
It is difficult to explain.
It seems so...
- Angela...
- Angela?
- Who's that?
- My maid.
Your maid? I have 30 workers
under me, all men,
and you've a problem
with one maid?
Be more rigorous.
Look at me.
They listen to me.
It's quite simple, try it out!
Mind the stairs.
They're slippery.
Sure, there's the problem with
the mother, but I'm used to it.
We're looking
for another house.
Sooner or later... But it's not this.
Giacomo is so...
Giacomo is Giacomo.
He's your husband and loves you.
Have patience with him.
You have a house, a husband...
you don't know what it means
be all alone.
I was terrified,
I didn't know what to do.
I felt the need
someone to talk to.
Maybe it's my fault.
I swear,
I can't handle it any more.
What can I tell you'?
I'm tired.
I'm so tired.
Tired of this life, the mill, all
the dust I breathe in every day.
But I have nothing else.
Well, you have a lot of responsibility,
but also many rewards.
Maybe, but...
I'm asking you.
- Signorina...
- Yes?
waiting downstairs.
Yes, everything is ready.
Write a receipt.
He wants to talk to you.
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