A Virgin Among the Living Dead Page #3

And her flesh is so tender.

Aren't you tempted to taste it?

Come in. Don't hesitate.

What are you doing there?

Come on in!

Christina!

My daughter!

My soul!

Listen to me!

Christina!

Christina, listen to me.

I was so happy

to get rid of that old b*tch.

She was still moving when we started.

Especially her hands.

She didn't want to die,

but she did anyway and now it's all ours!

I hated her.

erminia was always a stranger to us.

hat's why I feel no remorse

taking her jewels.

omorrow we will pluck out

all her gold teeth.

hey could come in handy.

What's wrong, my dear?

Poor child.

You look so upset.

Tell me about it.

I saw-

Calm down.

You're here with us now.

I saw a horrible sight.

Now, now.

You'll tell me all about it.

What was so horrible?

We'll have to call a doctor.

She must-

- What are you doing here?

- Nothing.

When did you come in?

About an hour ago.

And you stayed here?

Your hips were moving

in such a fascinating way.

No, you needn't worry.

I'm just saying that.

I've got a right to watch.

I can even give you compliments.

Did you hear me cry out?

I had a horrible dream.

My father was hanged,

but he was still alive...

and he was calling me.

hat's a pretty suggestive dream.

You should go see a doctor,

a psychoanalyst. I recommend it.

Could you leave now?

I want to get dressed.

If you'd like,

but you shouldn't be shy with me.

Please.

I'm leaving. In the mean time,

you better hurry up.

Your uncle went to get the lawyer.

He's coming to read

your father's will today, dear.

According to the hereditary statutes

applicable to this country...

in particular, paragraph 22,

as well as articles three, four and five.

he following dispositions

were taken by the deceased...

while he was in his proper state of mind,

before witnesses-

Let's see. Where was I?

I should probably read you the articles

of the law paragraph by paragraph...

but that will do no good.

So I'll assume you all are in agreement...

that I should give you

a quick summary.

Well, it is stipulated...

that anyone has a right within eight days

of the death of the deceased...

to oppose the written will as long

as he can prove that the deceased...

was physically

and mentally incapacitated.

Moreover, he must prove

that the deceased was pressured.

Nobody came to my office,

paragraph 32-33, during the time limit.

here is one formality

that must be complied with.

On the day of reading-

that is to say, today-

the closest living relatives,

who are sound of body and mind...

can submit an objection.

We'll never get through all

the paragraphs and the objections.

If someone wishes, he must therefore

declare himself opposed to the will.

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