The Walls of Malapaga Page #4
- Year:
- 1949
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- But is too much...
This is my funeral.
- Wait, have another drink.
- Goodnight and don't worry.
drink, you have to take it.
There is no reason to be angry.
- No there isn't.
- Then stay a while.
Alright.
Thank you... Good night.
Good luck. Good luck to you all.
- A branch of flowers?
- No.
woman you're waiting for.
I'm not expecting any woman.
Another glass.
- No.
- Don't you like it?
No, no thanks. It's enough.
- You're weak for liquor, aren't you?
- He has already drunk some liquor.
For a woman with a lot of
problems, you don't look so sad.
Oh, problems, I think
about them tomorrow.
Great idea.
And you sir, tomorrow?
Who knows?
Will you return to the ship?
Yes, to the ship.
To where?
- Depends.
- Depends on the Captain?
- No, on this trip, I'm in command.
- I think I want to know more.
- He's right, You better drink.
- No, it makes me dizzy.
- I'm old.
- Old, you said?
- That's why you don't want to drink.
- C'mon... Old...
I never had any problems with aging.
Anyway, I never liked younger women.
- Can I go?
- Yes.
- Thank you for the wine.
- Good night.
My daughter is alone.
I'll be going too. Thanks for the wine.
- You're welcome.
Marta! Joana! What is this? You've
got too false bills. Are you crazy?
- I will fire both of you!
- So fire us! It's all your fault...
...You're always looking at the women.
- Me?
- Hmm... But He think he's young.
- Shut up, don't start it...
Yes I will. If it weren't
for me, we would be doomed.
Ho.. Ho... I would like to see
you alone with all those clients.
Ah, let's see.
- Don't be angry with me.
- Why should I?
- I've got go.
- Go.
- Goodbye Pierre.
- How did you know my name?
- Cecchina told me.
- Oh! Goodbye, Marta.
- Do you know my name?
- Well, all the clients know.
Leave me alone. You jerk!
- B*tch! B*tch!
- Mamma!
Hey.. Are you crazy?
You're gonna hurt her...
You'll get in trouble, one
- Now go.
- I'll not accept this, you'll see.
C'mon! Go away.
- Do you wanna fight?
- What? Go!
Did he hurt you?
Come, I walk with you.
When you marry someone, things aren't
quite the same when it's over.
With him, it got very
Yeah, they do.
We suffer a lot in this life, but
we never get used to some of them.
I hate him.
But why I'm telling you all
this? I never told anyone.
Some times It's good to get
the things out of your chest.
It has been a few hours since I've
met you, but it doesn't feel that way.
- Are you unhappy too?
- I've never been happy.
And all the same,
you don't give up.
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