Le scomunicate di San Valentino
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The Excommunicates of San Valentino
I'm coming. I'm coming.
Seor Esteban. Good Heavens.
There's nothing here.
Thank you. I must make it.
You've lost too much blood.
- Where's Lucita?
She waited all night, but had to return.
The nuns might find her.
Go and get her.
- Right, I'm going.
How can I go to the convent at night?
If they see me, I'm in trouble.
I know. But only you can do it.
Lucita must know.
She must heal me.
If I die here, there'll be even greater
trouble for you and everyone.
Don't move.
Be very quiet.
Damnation.
Forgive me, Lord.
San Valentino be blessed.
- May he always be blessed.
My love.
Lucita.
- Who did this?
The guards of the Inquisition.
They accused me of heresy...
...and murdering bishop Doloso.
- Who accused you?
It was anonymous.
My parents?
How is that possible?
The Albornos and the Fuentes
have hated each other for generations.
You are a Fuentes
who loves an Albornos.
Another evil deed
to prevent our marriage.
Someone told them
If they know all, it's terrible.
Lucita takes her vows soon.
The Inquisition will be after you.
For all the Saints.
Help us. Look after
Esteban.
You're the only friend we have left.
I'll be grateful.
That won't help me when I'm dead. Go.
He cannot be moved.
You said so yourself.
Be reasonable. Look at him.
Look at me, then.
All right, but only tonight.
Tomorrow you must go.
I won't change my mind.
By now, we might have been
far away, free.
But they won't keep me from you.
Go now. We'll find a way, I swear.
You'll find a way tomorrow.
Now let's go.
What are you doing in my bed?
- I was waiting for you. It's cold.
We'll keep each other warm. Come on.
Return to your bed. Don't be stupid.
- I'm not stupid. Where have you been?
I wasn't feeling well.
Really?
Who brought the medicine? Joaquin?
I heard him, you know.
You can trust me.
I know why you're here.
Same as me. Your parents don't want
you to marry the man you love.
So they put you in a convent.
Come on. You don't want the abbess
to discover your secrets, do you?
Confide in me. Unburden your heart.
Wouldn't you like to?
I won't say anything.
But I've done nothing wrong.
I just received a message.
And you've never seen him?
Never ever?
But I won't say anything.
Be nice to me...
...and I won't say anything.
Eh, baldy!
Are you talking to me?
We seek a murderer, a heretic,
fleeing from the Inquisition.
San Valentino!
Why look for him in a convent?
We found traces of blood nearby.
- Then you're sure to find him.
Are you sure he's not here?
This is a convent. The pious nuns of
San Valentino don't shelter heretics.
Do you realize that whoever shelters
a heretic, also goes to the stake?
They're after you.
It's getting more dangerous
for you and the seorita...
And for you.
Tonight I'll slip away.
Who is it?
- Lucita.
Here, I've brought you
something to eat.
How can you feel like eating?
I feel ill. I have an urgent need.
I'll be back in a minute.
I'll go tonight.
- With me.
No. I'm not well enough to go very far.
I'll hide nearby.
As soon as we can, we'll flee.
Who will care for you?
- I'll manage.
My stay here brings danger.
Joaquin is right.
I, too, must be careful.
My cell-mate has heard something.
Josefa. She's capable of anything.
I can't wait to flee with you.
I just need to recover.
It won't take long.
There are guards everywhere.
They'll find you.
I've changed my mind.
You can't leave, alas.
Joaquin, you're an angel.
That's for me. They want me.
But you must leave, seorita. Please.
Lucita, be careful. Don't trust anyone.
Watch this Josefa.
Don't arouse her suspicion.
What are you doing?
You'll frighten me to death.
I'll go. It's better for everyone.
No, I've changed my mind.
To go in daylight would be suicide.
What is it? First you were anxious
for me to leave, but now...
I've found a safe hiding place.
I'll take you there tonight.
Then, as soon as you're better,
you can leave. Come on.
Those bastards who wounded me.
Look at the state of sister Rosario.
Look at her.
This wretch has lost
all sense of our community.
She doesn't participate
in holy services.
She offends the Church
which has received her.
That's not true. God is with me.
I've done nothing wrong.
You four know it.
I've been ill for a long time. Because of
you four. Because of you, sister.
I've always tried to help you,
poor Rosario.
You and your friends
tied me to the bed.
Be silent, you wretch.
God, have mercy on me.
You know I am innocent.
You see? She is full of pride.
It is true. Sister Rosario is ill.
But her illness is demoniacal.
Through her,
the Devil mocks, tempts and insults us.
Now, pray for her, all of you.
You will kill her. Have mercy on her.
How dare you.
And you, who will soon take your vows,
take a good look.
See how sin manages
to penetrate everywhere.
The Devil manages to penetrate
even the house of the Lord.
No. Enough.
Enough. Mercy. Have mercy.
I have done nothing evil.
I am not possessed by the Devil.
I'd like to be in the abbess's place.
See how she takes Rosario's body.
In five days
we'll be calling you sister.
Is your soul ready?
- Yes, I'm ready.
Any regrets?
- None.
You have a strong vocation.
But as for you, Josefa,
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