Umberto D. Page #4
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- 1952
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- What if I run someone over?|- I'll pay the damages.Just hurry.
- How much?|- 200 lire.
- Here.|- I don't have change.
Do you have change for 1 ,000 lire?
Could you make change|for 1 ,000 lire?
Give me that glass.
- This one?|- Yes.
Fifty lire. 950 is your change.
- There.|- Thank you.
- What do you want?|- I'm looking for my dog.
You're number 1 5.
Excuse me.|Is this where you kill them?
Thirteen.
Fourteen.
Fifteen.
Sixteen.
Fifteen.
- Thank you, sir.|- Good-bye.
Yes?
A mutt with intelligent eyes.
White with brown spots.
He ran away from home.|- When?
Yesterday,|or perhaps the day before.
What do you wish to do?|Do you want the dog or not?
- What if I don't take him?|- Then we'll have to kill him.
- You'll kill him.|- Filippo.
Yes, sir.
Take this gentleman to see|the dogs caught in the last two days.
- Come with me.|- Thank you.
Well, what have you decided?
So you'll kill him?
We have to.|What else can we do with them?
- But 450 lire...|- Next.
We caught this one the day|before yesterday, that one yesterday.
That one the day before yesterday.
That one ten days ago.
This one yesterday.
And this one the day before.|Watch out for the cart.
See, he's not dead!
Good evening, Mrs. Malantoni.|Good evening, sir.
What do you want from me?
We'll be going to your funeral,|not the other way around!
You think I owe you something?
What are you yelling about?
You wretch! Pay your debts.
My debts!
That's not the reason|you want to kick me out.
Tomorrow the doorman|will kick you out.
There are laws, you know.|I pay my debts.
I worked for the Ministry|of Public Works for 30 years!
I've always paid my debts.
Debts!
She doesn't even know|what a bill is.
I have seven people to support.|Spare some change, please.
I have seven dependents.|Spare some change.
Thank you.
Battistini.
My dear Ferrari, how are you?
So-so. How about you?
I can't complain.|How are things?
- You know. Getting by.|- Excuse me. I'm catching the bus.
I'll take the next one.
My dear Ferrari, how are you?
I'm having a dispute with my landlady.
I'm sure I'm going to win.
I'll get an injunction and stop her.
I'll pay 7,500 lire and I'll stop her.
All I need is half the money.
I have to find 2,000 lire.
- You're still at the same address?|- Yes, I'm not moving from there.
The landlady would like|to kick me out right now.
You understand?|2,000 lire is all -
I'm sorry.|I don't want to miss my bus.
Good-bye, Ferrari.|So nice to see you again.
If you see Carloni,|give him my regards.
- He's dead.|- Dead?
Thank you.
Ma'am, I have two children.
Thank you.
I have seven dependents.
Be still.
- Flike, what are you doing there?|- Commendatore!
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