Exorcismo Page #2

It's understandable.

But John has no reason to oppose

her relationship with Richard.

I know my daughter well,

and also John and Deborah.

But John... John is bitter.

He has no friends. And it bothers him

that the others have fun and are happy.

He spends his life locked up

in his greenhouse with his damned plants.

John is a great guy.

Even if you think otherwise.

Maybe the fact that you're

his stepmother has distanced you.

I love the three of them the same.

I don't make any distinctions.

No one knows that better than you.

Can I say hello to Leila?

Of course.

She's at the pool with some friends.

Would you follow me?

Bork, come on. Let's go.

Here.

Next to me.

Hello, Leila.

Reverend, what a surprise.

Yes, it's a bit strange

that we meet at a pool, right?

I'm glad to see you after all this time.

The university and the vicarage

take up all my time.

But you don't come to see me either.

And the same goes for Deborah.

I haven't seen her in ages.

There she is.

She wins.

Call her.

Deborah, come here.

- You play for me.

- OK.

It's your turn.

You have two lovely daughters, Patricia.

My dear Mr. Dunning, did you get lost?

- No, my God.

- Will you stay for lunch?

Some other time.

Go, your friends are calling you.

Come with us!

- I'll see you, Reverend.

- Sure.

Leila, they call you too.

I'll go in a minute.

Bork, do you see this gentleman?

I hate him.

I hate him for the bad times

he's given me translating the classics.

How dare you!

It's OK. She's only telling the truth.

By the way, I was expecting

to see your fianc here.

Richard?

He's your fianc, right?

- Leila!

- I'm coming!

I'm sorry, Father. I have to go.

Bye, Leila.

Now you see that she's perfectly fine.

It looks like it.

And Deborah looks very happy.

They both are. They are.

I can't say the same about myself.

I've never felt so lonely, so depressed.

Since Lawrence's illness,

everything has gone wrong.

My situation is truly unbearable.

I try to hide it with dignity.

But there's a point

where I can't pretend anymore.

I didn't know about your problems.

John didn't tell me anything.

I told you that John

is a thoughtless person.

He doesn't take care of anything.

I have to face it all.

Look. I don't want to sell the house.

I refuse, but I'll have to do it.

Everything is abandoned, falling apart.

And on top of that,

these problems with my kids...

Well, with Lawrence's kids.

Where's John?

Where do you think?

In his damned greenhouse.

You know the way back, right?

At the end of the garden.

- I've been here before.

- Adrian...

Before we say goodbye,

I want you to confess something.

Tell me.

What worries you about Leila

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