Men and Wolves Page #3
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- 1957
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and tomorrow you go to the farm.
And the wolf, whose is it?
If you catch him, is yours.
I want the wine, too.
All right! But, if the wolf
kills me another animal, mind you...
Calm down! I am not yet under you!
And I am wolf, not a sheep!
So then, I can take this?
And the money, you've got it?
We'll pay when my husband gets the wolf,
with the reward. May be even tomorrow!
It suits you more that me, no?
But, who's at your service,
me or her husband?
What you got to do with it?
The boss is him!
the better for everyone.
And if you don't catch the wolf?
We'll get him, we'll get him...
Escort him, Bianca.
Hey!
Is it long that you're
serving in this house?
Since I was born.
So then you're born servant.
Poor thing!
A cute pie like you, huh?
Change your tune, it's better!
And which tune would you like?
- Huh...The bed is up here.
Before, there was the mill.
Here is for washing up.
The soap is here.
There should also be a towel somewhere.
For tonight you have to make do.
Two blankets are enough for you?
- Sure! Listen.
What do you want?
But the bed, who makes it?
Make it yourself.
Come here...
I'll leave the door open.
But, don't you come too late, huh?
For, I have a great need to sleep.
I'm going to tell my father!
Your father?
He too is serving in this house?
I'm the daughter of the owner,
you get it or not?
But why all the dirt?
- To take the stink off him.
Why, your father stinks?
Man smells like man.
If you don't confuse him with another
smell, the wolf doesn't go to the trap.
Got it?
But why the wolf can smell our stink,
and we can not smell his?
Then he would no longer be a wolf!
And what's the sheep for?
Now my mother binds her to the donkey
and drags her into the country.
So the wolf smells the sheep,
follows her, and is caught in the trap.
OK?
- Pasqualino, let's go.
Whatever you ask him,
He's a priest of word, huh?
- Yeah.
You'll see if it's true
that wolves will start to howl!
It 's open.
You heard?
He's making sound the death knell!
Says that the wolves will jump out.
He still believes in these tales.
But who told you?
Have you talked to him?
No, why?
Said so a shepherd of Don Pietro.
Is that enough?
No, collect some more.
Tonight I'll stay here.
Was it wise to bring out the animals?
- Sure.
Wasn't enough a dead sheep,
as did the other wolfer?
That's a comedian!
He gets greasy in the square, shows off...
Luring wolves with a herd of cows or
with a sheep's carcass? Come on!
There!
These, by making many, if you send them
to Africa, you can make lots of money!
Taste it.
Taste!
Fresh?
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