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Oh, Mother, why did you desert me?

Oh, how I hate this place.

No, I will not.

All strange and terrible events are welcome, but comforts we despise.

Our size of sorrow, proportioned to our cause, must be as great as that which

makes it.

Oh, Lord, how tedious it is here.

I hate this country, this people. Why did I ever have to come?

I want to go to Rome.

No, I will not.

All strange and terrible events are welcome, but comforts we despise.

Our size of sorrow, proportion to our cause, must be as great as that which

makes it.

As great as that which makes it.

Oh, that's not now, Eleanor. I'm trying to work. Go play the piano. We'll be

going soon.

No, I will not.

All strange and terrible events are welcome, but comforts we despise.

of sorrow, proportioned to our cause, must be as great as that which makes it.

I want to go to Rome.

I am going to Rome.

Rome? What are you reciting now?

Shakespeare again?

Yes.

Cleopatra. I thought you'd given up any idea that you had any histrionic ability

left. I thought you'd given up that idea several years ago.

Must we go through it every day?

You wouldn't understand.

You're a businessman. I am an artist.

In my world, you would be as nothing.

Perhaps someone to be thanked for putting up the money for a production.

But you would be as nothing.

Amelia, my dear.

As you are nothing to me now.

I'm going to London again in two weeks' time.

You will please make the usual arrangements about the house while I'm

see that Eleanor's tutors conduct their lessons properly.

I am going to Rome.

Eleanor is going to a convent.

You become more and more ridiculous from day to day.

It's not ridiculous.

We're going just as sure as you are going to London.

All the arrangements have been made.

How can you even entertain an idea of putting a child of six in a convent, let

alone take that idea seriously?

Edward, I am going to Rome, you are going to London, and Eleanor is going to

a convent.

There is nothing more to be discussed.

I forbid it.

Try to stop me.

I want you here.

Have you ever wanted... Me at all?

Have I ever wanted you at all?

Why, I've always wanted you. And I want you here now.

Don't you believe that?

You'll find there's no music in a convent.

I don't

understand how you can't appreciate it as I do.

And she speaks Portuguese better than I ever will.

And she's only six.

Why, this is home to her.

And I do not understand why you do not think of it as home as well.

Every morning when I wake up, I look out of the window, and I think of fire in

the line.

Oh, the glory of Eden.

Why, some of the trees in this garden must be 200 years old.

Some of the oldest in Iberia.

And I cannot make you... that it has any

importance to me.

Why does no one else in Europe have to be doing this?

Come in.

We're ready.

Good evening.

Yeah. Yeah.

May we come in?

Don't be afraid.

Come in. We like children here.

What is this ridiculous place you found for our daughter why look at those

absurd statues Anyone would think this was a mortuary. That's no place for

Eleanor

A separate

way?

You're thinking of leaving me for good now, are you?

Well, you go off to Rome.

You stay by yourself in Rome. You enjoy yourself in Rome. And think of the child

that you're leaving behind you.

What am I to look after a child? She needs a mother. And you send her up

I admit, the place is attractive.

It is pretty in summer. It might even be beautiful as the rest of Portugal is

beautiful. But is it right to leave a child here?

Here with these old monks who don't know how to look after children, let alone

how to live.

Can you expect them?

To look after Eleanor. Edward, there are other children here. They know how to

look after children. They don't know how to look after children. Those other

children are here because they're orphans. They've come from Lisbon.

come from the countryside.

Their parents don't want them. We want Eleanor. At least I do. And if you

then you can stay in Rome for all I care.

the same way that I managed before I married you.

You couldn't manage without me if you tried.

I had everything to you, Edward, and you know it. You couldn't go further than

the end of the road without me. If it hadn't been for me, you would still be

London. You would still be in your sordid little music halls where I found

where I rescued you from, you and your mother.

You leave my mother out of this. I can scarcely leave her out of it since it

I who brought her from the same... How can you tell me?

How can you tell me?

I wonder

why.

. .

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. . . . . . . .

I don't need them and I don't need you!

The park is very beautiful.

You will enjoy being with me.

You will enjoy the life of the girls, you will enjoy being with me, with your

sisters.

You will enjoy being here for a long time.

This park is beautiful.

You will enjoy the park a lot, the people, won't you?

You will enjoy it a lot.

Look.

Do you want to see?

Look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look,

look, look, look, look, look, look.

Sopre! Sopre!

Sopre!

Sopre! Sopre! Sopre! Ah!

Forza! Forza! Forza!

Beep! Beep! Beep! Beep!

Beep! Beep!

Beep!

Beep! Beep! Beep! Beep!

Beep!

Do you want a piece of meat?

No. Do you want a piece of meat?

No. Do you want a piece of meat? No. Do you want a piece of meat? No.

Do you want a piece of meat?

No.

You'll get it, right? Yes.

Very contextual.

It seems you don't want to do anything else.

Brother... No, Mr. Petit.

Eat and drink, eat and drink.

Only if you want to give.

Only if you want to give the table. What do you care?

Brother, what can I do for you?

We gave this order to the Lord without our blessing.

We have to eat it with gratitude, I would say.

But don't overdo it, as you do.

Don't you really think about anything else?

What do you mean?

Do you really think about anything else?

Yes, I really do.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

How am I supposed to be with you?

I'm denied as our brother.

May God be with you.

Do you know how small the doors of our cell are?

They are so small that you can't even get in there.

Only with a lot of difficulty.

So he cut it, cut it, cut it, it was short, short.

And he never got out there again.

Where can you eat and drink so calmly?

What happened to your brother?

He disappeared.

Did he go anywhere?

Do you know where he is?

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know. I don't know.

I don't know. I don't know.

And now there's a kind of force of evil that I feel. It grabs me.

It takes me.

We live in peace and harmony.

I feel that there's something outside.

There are forces of evil that... ...like the moon.

I feel evil too.

Look at those waves.

Those waves were created by the Lord. They are the good. He is not among us.

is with us.

Evil does not exist, brother.

But I feel it.

I feel what happened in this house.

What I feared happened.

Our brother disappeared from the painting.

So, my daughter, have you lost it?

I'm not sleepy.

Have you been baptized?

Come with me, I'm going to give you the true baptism.

Vai ser vestida num verdadeiro anjo.

How beautiful.

How beautiful you are.

You look like an angel.

Sit down, doctor.

You will know the new world.

Come with me.

Now that you are an angel, I can baptize you.

Come, my daughter.

You will dive and you will know eternal life.

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