Neapolitans in Milan Page #5
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- 1953
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in Naples, we sleep all in the same room!
You've heard any news?
- No, nothing, nothing.
Only what I've told you last night.
Oh, but we've got the radio though!
Let's hear the newscast.
Ah, it still takes five minutes.
Take your coffee in the meantime.
- Thank you.
Thanks also for all the rest.
- Don't think about it. Take that cup.
Why did you help me?
Certainly not for your looks!
I did it because...
You resent Neapolitans so much already!
- But, it never crossed my mind.
You just don't know them enough.
- Now I do.
No... You don't know them at all.
You need to know them one by one.
Right! Together, you're rather dangerous!
You had to heed to Don Salvatore!
Enough, thanks.
- We don't lack the sugar, look.
Don Salvatore is a good man,
and highly respected.
If he's so respected, he should have
pulled those 5 wretches out of that house!
What could he do? They wouldn't
listen to reason. It was fated.
And then beware, they bear
yet more a grudge with the Milaneses.
Not me, huh! I'd love to go to Milan.
Radio news.
Investigation is under way
for the determination of liability
in the disaster of Naples.
The collapse has completely destroyed
the surviving section of the building
that the inhabitants called "the Horn".
We learn from Milan that the newspapers
emphasizing the grief that...
What now, you're leaving? - I've already
lost too much time. Thanks for everything.
Hey, Federal, you too are back?
Should I miss this?
I had to come back. I'm important!
How do you in the alley, without me?
- Ugh!
Don Salvato', you had retreated.
But now, if you advance, I'll follow you!
The papers say it clearly, Federal dear!
The responsibility
of the Milaneses is big!
They gotta pay!
- Of course!
Five dead, there were!
- Five dead there were, five!
We must bring an action for compensation
to the relatives of the victims!
They thought they had put me down!
We're always ready to break the chains!
Oh, shut up! What do you break?
- That's what it takes! Bravo!
The shareholders of I.L.A.R.
will lose out the soles of shoes.
I'll make seal the doors of the Duomo!
Of De Rosa have remained plenty.
We're many. We're over thirty.
But, some went to London, some to America
or to France... and I'm left all alone!
All alone!
- Please! No ceremony, sit down.
Thank you. Say thank the lady.
- I thanked her. - Goodbye.
You understand?
The De Rosa are abroad. Tough luck!
Don Salvatore...
The death of my brother
gave me a huge pain.
The poor Pasqualino!
However, economically speaking,
I was relieved.
Sure. - He always came to me for help.
And I gave, I gave...
But Mr. Capasso,
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