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You can do that, too?
I can do everything.
Except have a son.
Now, now.
Here you go.
Listen..
- Grandfather...
- Yes?
A corpse in the parlour.
What is he saying?
Be quiet, Johannes.
Shut the door.
be glorified.
There, there.
There, there, Johannes.
What was that he said?
Who cares about
what he says, Inger?
Do you want another coffee?
Yes, please. A small one.
Thank you.
The new pastor
just went into the church.
He hasn't called here yet.
He'll come one day.
Are Mikkel and Anders cutting reeds?
Mikkel left just as you came.
He preaches a good sermon.
The pastor? Yes...
but he takes rather
too long to get to the "amen".
Yes, perhaps.
Grandfather...
- Yes?
- Will you help me?
Yes, I suppose, if I can.
You can.
You know Anne,
the tailor's daughter?
Yes.
What about her?
Wouldn't she be a match for Anders?
So that's why we're having coffee.
Not really.
But... wouldn't she?
I won't discuss it.
- How can you be such a...
- Such a what?
...such a stick-in-the-mud farmer?
Like unto like, I say.
Grandfather, the only thing that matters is
that they love each other.
Love comes with the years, Inger.
Dear grandfather,
you know all about the world,
Tell me...
Have you ever been in love?
In love?
- Just as I thought!
- What did you think?
You've never been in love.
Well, I've been married, I know that.
Yes... but surely
with you and Maren...
- It was only...
- What was it only?
It was a farmer's deal.
Inger..
Maren was a good wife.
Just the right wife for me.
Forgive me.
Grandfather.
If you'll agree to
Anders and Anne marrying,
I'll promise you something
that will make you happy.
And what is that?
Fried eel for dinner on Sunday.
Well, that's a deal, of sorts.
Grandfather.
And I promise you a boy this time.
Are you happy now?
You're good at
making promises, Inger.
- Do you agree?
- Inger, Inger...
Why go to so much bother?
Anders will get over it,
and we'll easily find
the right girl for him.
Then I'll tell you that he's not
cutting reeds with Mikkel.
- Isn't he?
- No.
Where is he?
So that's it.
That was the reason for the coffee.
Yes, grandfather, it was.
When he gets back we'll say,
"Congratulations, Anders", won't we?
So Peter the tailor is getting
a son-in-law today.
And you a sweet,
capable daughter-in-law.
I haven't asked for one.
Do consent, grandfather.
When he went off
without a word to me?
And you knew about it,
but never said anything.
A conspiracy by my children,
behind my back.
I'm damned if I'll consent.
Grandfather, where are you going?
Why ask?
Do any of you tell me
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