Umberto D. Page #2
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- 1952
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Did you do your assignment?
You didn't have time, eh?
Certain things can happen|if you don't know your grammar.
Everyone takes advantage|of the ignorant.
Now there's more. You'll have|to wait till the 27 th for the rest.
This is ridiculous.|First 3,000, then 2,000 more.
Take them back to him.|It's all or nothing.
Either he gives me 1 5,000 lire|or I evict him. Go.
Well?
- Good evening.|- Good evening. Go right in.
Excuse me.
What are you doing?|Down there.
Madam is at the end of the corridor.
Maria, shut the door!
Her fianc.
I was the only successful one|in all Macerata.
Good-bye.
Till tomorrow.
Yes.
What is it?
Yes, a cold.|San Martino della Battaglia 1 4.
Third floor.
Thank you.
What's going on?
Come in.
Stay there. I'll come to you.
Who's Mr. Ferrari?
I am.
I got dressed|so I wouldn't keep you waiting.
Sorry. Umberto Domenico Ferrari.
Spalmagulli, Armando.
Please, come in.
I'll just shut my suitcase|and then I'm ready.
Mr. Umberto, are you seriously ill?
Yes, it's serious.
Serious.
- You're leaving us in the dark over here.|- Shut up.
Are you kidding?
What are you looking at?
Come here. Good boy.
If he realizes I'm leaving,|it'll be the end.
Down, boy.
Do me a favor.
Play with the dog a little.|Here's a ball and ruler.
I don't feel like playing.
I can't say good-bye to him,|or he won't let me leave.
Very well.
Go on, boy.
- What are you doing?|- Come and play with the ruler.
- Is your boyfriend down there?|- Leave me alone.
Mr. Umberto.
Don't give him any milk, all right?
And please keep an eye on him.
All right.
He's fine. He's playing.
Please take care of him.|I won't forget you.
I won't be gone long.
Shall we go, Mr. Ferrari?
Yes.
Give me your suitcase.
No, it's very light.|Just pajamas and a bar of soap.
Keep it, then.
Bye.
Maria!
This guy's healthier than I am.|What's he doing here?
I'd like to keep him a little longer,|so he can get the full treatment.
All right.
Thank you, Sister.
Say ''ah.''
That's fine.
Brush his tonsils with iodine.|You can go home tomorrow.
Excuse me, Doctor.
What?
I also have a pain here.
What kind of pain?
Nothing.
Can't you see your fever's gone?
It's just common tonsillitis.
If you were younger, I'd tell you|to have your tonsils taken out.
But what's the use, at your age?
You should have insisted.
Mr. Umberto,
you should have insisted.
I'd really like to save|a little money, you know.
I'll teach you how to get them|to let you stay here.
All I need is one week.
This ward is better than a hotel.
Did you ask the nun for a rosary?
Thank you. Oh, Sister-
He's such a nice person.
He'd like to stay a little longer.
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