Zemsta Page #3
- Year:
- 1957
- 93 min
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- What's up?
- He's repairing the border wall!
He's hired 3 masons.
How dare he! I will beat them up
and knock down the wall.
Down to the ground!
- To the ground...
- I swear!
Take the servants and go!
If the masons
don't obey, use force.
You're trembling.
I'm so eager to fight.
But first
would you listen
to my new ode?
What?
It's an ode to peace.
Perhaps the Muse will calm your ire...
Stop it. Stay there.
...or I'll end up
all black and blue.
My dear mason,
I respectfully request
that you stop building this wall,
or you might get hurt.
Though I have much respect
for the artistry
of your craft, I humbly advise you
masons here present
to go to hell.
Nothing gets through
to them!
Are they deaf, or what?
Grab them by the neck
and pull them from the wall!
Quietly and nicely,
with no trouble.
Don't worry,
Get out!
Get lost!
Wait!
What's going on?
My master doesn't want
the wall finished.
That's right. I ordered it,
and I have the right.
Stop the work!
- What right do you have?
- The wall should remain as it was.
Dear neighbor
don't be so unreasonable.
The wall must be finished.
Over my dead body!
Finish your job, my friends.
Pay no attention
- to what he says.
- Is it war you want?
My dear neighbor!
Stop acting like a bandit.
What did you say?
- Beat them up!
- I am with you,
Master mason.
Do not be afraid!
Let them interfere!
Let them strike you!
It's not the end
of the world!
I will take the case to court
and the Cupbearer will rot in jail!
Get me my gun!
I'll shoot the louse. Hurry!
That does it.
Pay them
for their efforts.
But disarm them.
That's it for today.
You, get out of my way,
or I'll beat you to a pulp!
I'm anxious to do it.
How many of you are hiding there?
Come out here!
Out the hole,
you scoundrels.
Cowards! I will tear
Why should I go back there
if you're going to
tear it down tomorrow?
Take me captive and keep me here.
- You surrender?
- I do, sir.
- You heard of my courage?
- Naturally.
- Afraid of me?
- Terribly.
- You'll do as I say?
- Yes, sir.
- Who are you?
- I'm right here.
- What are you then?
- I'm... I'm...
- What do you mean?
- I am my master's emissary.
- The Notary's?
- Indeed.
How very interesting.
Any old nobleman
as soon as he pays
his debts,
feels he must hire
an emissary.
No wonder so many
noble owners
end up servants
to their own clever emissaries.
This prisoner will make
the Cupbearer very glad.
Maybe when he sees him
and hears of my bravery,
Klara will finally be mine.
- Let's go, prisoner.
- Coming, sir.
Well, foreman darling, speak up.
Everything must be documented.
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