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01:30On these sunny hills, in these extraordinary places, the bloodiest battles between the Carthaginians and the Syracusans took place.
01:54This happened about two thousand years ago.
01:55You who were born in these historic places should know more from tradition than from study what happened here.
02:01And it was precisely on this hill that the border that divided the kingdom of Syracuse from the Carthaginian dominion passed.
02:08Now let's see who was the Roman consul who conquered Syracuse.
02:11Who can tell me? Who can tell me?
02:13Let's see, let's see, and...
02:15You, dad Luco, let's see who this consul was, go on.
02:19But? But? Marrrr, marrrr.
02:23Marcus Aurelius.
02:24Here, well done, the consul Marcus Aurelius who after 350 years is appointed emperor.
02:27A bit of a long career, don't you think?
02:29Marrocello is called, Marrocello.
02:31No, Marcus Aurelius.
02:33These guys want to go to high school.
02:34Poor Italy.
02:36Besides, it was enough to read, it's written here, Marrocello.
02:38Originally this name was carved on the highest part of the temple.
02:41What is the name of the highest part of the temple?
02:43The...
02:44The...
02:46The...
02:47The...
02:48Big head.
02:51And of course, what could you have answered me with that big head you have?
02:54It's called pediment, pediment.
02:56You'll be the big boss for those who waste money on your education.
02:58And I should spend my life teaching a mass of idiots.
03:01You have to go hoeing.
03:03Agriculture needs hands, manpower.
03:06Let's move on, okay?
03:07The facade of the temple was oriented towards Rome.
03:09Caputmundi, there, to the north, towards the city of Perga.
03:13Professor, the janitor is here.
03:17Professor, there is a dalgamma for you.
03:19Sooner or later you'll kill my kids with this thing.
03:21You tell me, I got it.
03:22It's ugly.
03:24Uggete.
03:31Guys, I've been transferred to Rome.
03:34I'm going to teach at the beginning of Ocraziano di Roma.
03:36Do you realize?
03:37And do you know why they transferred me?
03:40Because there is the honorable uncle.
03:41Because they understood that I'm wasted here, idiot.
03:43This is why they called me to Rome, the eternal city Caputmundi.
03:46To me, Andrea Pomerano.
03:49Dear, dear Andreuzzo, my grandson, how happy I am, how happy I am.
03:52There is no one asking for your arms.
03:54How are you feeling?
03:54I feel suffocated.
03:56I'm sorry, but I get carried away by my feelings.
03:58It was so nice to see you again.
04:00Me too.
04:00And tell me, how's Castropietro going?
04:02And mommy, how is she?
04:03Well, but he couldn't come to terms with my departure.
04:05You're welcome, an only child.
04:07I believe it.
04:08But you see, we Sicilians are like migratory birds.
04:10To realize our inspirations we must leave our nest.
04:13And now you'll see what a little surprise I've prepared for you.
04:16I like it in Rome.
04:20You will live in this apartment.
04:22Do you like it?
04:24But how?
04:24Aren't you saying anything?
04:26I don't know what to say, uncle.
04:27As?
04:28Don't you like it?
04:29But yes, a lot.
04:31Too.
04:32I'm confused.
04:32I believe you're confused.
04:35From Castropietro.
04:36Interplanetary journey in Rome.
04:43Did you see that favor?
04:45Very beautiful, uncle.
04:47But I was happy with a room and a pension.
04:48So, in your opinion, for my distractions I should go to a boarding house?
04:52As?
04:53But you remember it well, Aunt Adelina.
04:56Do you know it?
04:58Sure, why not?
04:59So, I say, doesn't it seem natural to you that every now and then I have to indulge in some distraction?
05:05And since I am a politician, I have to do things very discreetly.
05:10But this apartment will do the job perfectly.
05:13In what sense?
05:14How in what sense?
05:15For this purpose.
05:16In every sense, you understand?
05:18Andreusso, you'll go to the cinema sometime and leave your apartment available for me.
05:22I understand, uncle.
05:23Bravo.
05:24And since when I have distractions I take them well, you'll see.
05:29And now look up at the sky.
05:49A mirror.
05:49A mirror.
05:51This doesn't need any explanation, does it?
05:53Do you have any imagination?
05:56And it's not over, Andreusso.
05:57It's not finished.
06:00There are more electro-erotic tricks in the living room.
06:03Look.
06:10This is pop art.
06:12And this is to practice aiming.
06:15Look.
06:16Zacchete.
06:17So, Andreusso, did you see this bonbonniere?
06:25The only downside is that they haven't given me the phone yet, but it's a matter of days, though.
06:29And for now, to avoid an awkward meeting between us, we will use this signal.
06:35The flag.
06:35Look, when you're at home, you display the flag.
06:48When I'm there, I'll display it.
06:50In short, let's do what they do at the Quirinale, where they fly the flag when the President is at home.
06:53Well, what now?
06:56What is it?
06:56Oh, no nothing, yes, I was thinking about school.
06:58Well.
06:58I'm a little worried about tomorrow morning, the change of environment, teaching in a Roman high school.
07:02No, but don't worry, everything will be fine.
07:05What high school were you assigned to?
07:06To the God Cresciano.
07:07Damn.
07:08As?
07:09No, very good, very good.
07:10A modern high school, full of cultural excitement.
07:12Just what you need to build your character.
07:14Have you prepared a nice little speech?
07:16Yes, yes, I think so.
07:18Actually, I'd like to say, give me some advice, I'd like to say...
07:22My dear boys.
07:24Well done, very good, well done, very good.
07:25Hi guys, I am...
07:26Oh, no, sorry, I have to go now, we politicians never have free time, always at the service
07:29we are of the people.
07:30My Andreuzzo, hello, dear, hello.
07:31Come on, everything will be fine, fine, bye, bye.
07:34Oh, remember the flag when you're at home, eh.
07:36Yes, yes, me, and thank you.
07:38HI.
07:38HI.
07:40My dear children, before being a teacher I want to be a friend to you.
07:43I want to be a friend to you.
07:46Go away! Go away! Go away! Go away!
07:56Go away go away go away! Go away go away go away
07:59Come on, what's he doing? I'm at Belpresto, and what are you doing here? Get into the classrooms.
08:05Let's go in, let's go in, we'll give him a good class
08:08If you will notice which god
08:09Seen! Seen!
08:11Come on!
08:33The martyr is entering the Deonians' pit.
08:36Even if he looks like a martyr, he just doesn't have it.
08:38Mr. Principal, the dying child is arriving.
08:40Please, let's not joke.
08:41There he is, Mr. Principal.
08:42And above all, let's try not to scare him before his time.
08:44In the classroom, you will meet him later, in the classroom, please.
08:46These were wanted to make it accepted in the center of Sicily.
08:48But if he runs out, where can they find another one to replace him?
08:50Excuse me, the superintendent is on the phone, he wants to speak right away.
08:53Benetti, would you like to receive this pomeraro, please?
08:56Sure. Thanks.
09:08Oh, sorry, sorry, Carlo.
09:24Second C, gym.
09:28Excuse me. Good morning.
09:30Deglia Benetti, I teach stagecraft.
09:32Nice to meet you, Andrea Pomeraro.
09:33The Principal asked me to welcome you.
09:34Thank you.
09:35I expected to be welcomed by Minerva, Goddess of Wisdom,
09:37and not from Venus herself.
09:38But listen, Pomeraro.
09:39If she thinks she came to Rome to look at the student's legs
09:41or court his colleagues, you're wrong.
09:43But I had no intention of doing so, believe me.
09:45That's just as well, because she'll certainly have other things to think about.
09:47There's a storm brewing here for her.
09:49For me?
09:50But I just arrived now.
09:51But she came to replace Professor Verdi Rame,
09:53that the students loved.
09:55Hanged, Mr. Superintendent, they've already hanged him.
09:58Hanged?
09:59But we, of course, have it.
10:00But anyway, now that we've finally managed to find someone
10:03which replaces the narcotic one of Verdi Rame,
10:05I hope she doesn't let it slip away.
10:06What do they want to do to me?
10:07Ah, I don't know.
10:08But I don't rule out that they could lead to real violence.
10:10But you're talking about me, Benetti.
10:12How are things?
10:13Look, look.
10:14Nothing more.
10:15Dear Comararo, I am Edmondo Perrelli, the Principal.
10:17Most honored, I brought these things from Sicily.
10:20But the girls turned them on me.
10:21You see, I'm sure you'll be fine.
10:24Actually, according to what my colleague Benetti said...
10:26But let Benetti go, she's always a bit catastrophic.
10:29Come, the company in the classroom.
10:30Thank you.
10:31Where does the professor teach first period?
10:33Third C.
10:37Come on, Comararo.
10:38Actually these guys, yes, they are a bit lively,
10:41as if to say, they have a bit of anger inside them.
10:43They don't want him to take Professor Verdi Rame's place.
10:45Exactly, but you see, if you defend the opposition, you will see that the riots...
10:48The riots?
10:49I meant, the bad mood will pass.
10:51Just be very careful and avoid a head-on collision.
10:54Here we are.
10:55You're welcome, you're welcome.
10:56Please.
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11:39Turrini, please delete.
11:50Professor Andrea Pomeraro is...
11:53Congratulations.
12:09My dear boys.
12:26We are not kids.
12:29Yes, of course, it was just a figure of speech.
12:32Paternalistic.
12:33No, no, no, on the contrary, the opposite.
12:35I just wanted to say that I will try to be a friend to you before a teacher.
12:38We are not interested in friendship.
12:40Ah.
12:42Maybe it would be better to talk about the program.
12:45I believe we should start again from the inclusion of Piedmont in the Tour of the Great Powers during the reign of Vittorio Emanuele II.
12:50As...
12:50Mothball stuff.
12:52We want to know the new social ferments.
12:54Right, we don't want a school based on facts.
12:55We don't want a class-based school.
12:56We don't want a bourgeois school.
12:57We don't want a maximalist school.
12:59Because she's dead.
12:59It's momified.
13:00Of course, we don't want to learn, we want to know.
13:02The history of the Chinese revolution, for example.
13:04From Mao Zedong's Long March to the victory of Chen Li and the impocent Yen Qiang.
13:08Get out of class now, guys.
13:10Listen to me carefully, okay?
13:11And don't ask me questions.
13:13Quick, quick.
13:14Don't ask questions, I told you.
13:16And slowly, slowly, slowly, on tiptoe.
13:19Slowly, slowly, slowly.
13:22And be quiet.
13:23Stand still.
13:24They called and placed a bomb under the teacher's desk.
13:27Stop, for goodness sake.
13:27Yes, hurry up, please don't worry.
13:32The table.
13:40Be careful, it's dangerous.
13:42Walk on tiptoe.
13:45Lift it slowly, okay?
13:46That the bomb could also be in the armchair.
13:49Floor.
13:50Here, just like this, please remember.
13:52Detonate it outdoors, as it could damage classrooms.
13:55Be careful.
13:56Please, be careful.
14:08Bravo.
14:11And if I had it, the pupoi was afraid.
14:16After you.
14:18Make me rise, Mr. Principal.
14:19We did not find any explosive device.
14:21Here, you saw how rare.
14:22There was nothing, it was all a joke.
14:24Well, I actually understood it right away.
14:29But a bit too heavy of a joke, don't you think?
14:31Yes, I know, but what does he want? They're kids.
14:34They're kids, but already a little...
14:35Cuckolds, I get it.
14:37Well, professor, how did the first day go?
14:39Huh?
14:40How did it go?
14:41Dear...
14:41Caesar.
14:42Dear Mr. Cesare.
14:44This is a tough situation.
14:45Ah, he's still alive.
14:53As long as bombs are a joke.
14:55How did it go with the third C?
14:57Tell the truth, your students made quite an impression on you, didn't they?
15:00Damn, they use such big words that it makes you feel like you're in Montecitorio.
15:02They are actually very well-prepared guys.
15:04Can you pass my bowels, please?
15:05What?
15:06The intestine.
15:07Oh, yes.
15:07Imagine that they would like him to take a course on the Chinese revolution.
15:10She do it.
15:11But I say I'm prepared.
15:11And she gets ready.
15:13Did you see the stomach?
15:14Is this it?
15:15Yes please.
15:17Tonight, instead of going hunting for the female, as usual, I'm giving a course on...
15:21on the Chinese revolution.
15:23But what does hunting have to do with it now, the female?
15:25But why did she get it into her head that I...
15:27Oh, but she's really obsessed, you know?
15:29Excuse me, Pomeraro, you're right, but...
15:30You see, I probably suffer from a professional deformation, let's say.
15:41But excuse me, have you never looked?
15:44The prominent jaw, the deep-set, haunted eyes and the Pithecanthropic gait.
15:49You see, Pomeraro, you may certainly be a very good person, but you have all the characteristics of a primate in a perpetual state of sexual aggression.
15:57Mao's Thoughts.
15:58740 million copies.
16:00Micchia.
16:00Did you see, Mom?
16:02This one even screwed up the Bible.
16:05So, Mao's thoughts are the true banner of the Chinese revolution.
16:08Mao, in fact...
16:10Damn the flag!
16:11We were missing this too!
16:12No, no ...
16:42Excuse me, have you ever looked at yourself? The jagged jaw, the deep-set, haunted eyes, and the Pithecanthrope-like gait.
17:06Well, as rare, she may certainly be a very good person, but she has all the characteristics of a primate in a perpetual state of sexual aggression.
17:12Look at this bonbonniere, do you like it?
17:28Please, have a seat.
17:38And for that pain in the ass, I'd be a monkey who jumps on women.
17:41Ingrid, where are you doing? What's up?
17:57Ingrid!
17:59Come here! What did the tarantula bite you for?
18:01Ingrid!
18:02Wait!
18:03But I put the flag up!
18:08Fascist principal, tomorrow we'll send your bootlicker Pomeraro to the hospital. You've been warned. When did you get this?
18:15Half an hour ago at my house, they shoved it under my door.
18:19This time it seems to me that it is not a joke.
18:21That's exactly why I'm here: something must be done.
18:23Well yes.
18:23Let's not forget that you have the nephew of the Honorable Pomeraro.
18:27I understood everything.
18:29Manna Nicodera Caruso, here with me.
18:31Tomorrow I'll put two officers to guard the teacher at the high school and she has no worries.
18:34Two officers inside the school, but she wants to get me into trouble with the students.
18:38Oh no, but don't worry.
18:40These two agents are masters of disguise.
18:43At your command!
18:44Look, tomorrow you two are on duty at Eugleziano high school.
18:47And remember, the usual work.
18:49A very delicate thing.
18:50Stay for short.
18:51Go.
18:53The important thing is that she doesn't talk about it to anyone.
18:55Not even with Professor Pomeraro.
18:56You will see that the students will not notice anything.
18:58Rest assured.
19:00Ugh, what a drag.
19:10How good you are.
19:14I'll leave him a message now.
19:25A message.
19:44Good morning.
19:49Good morning.
19:49So, has he changed his opinion of me?
19:53Huh?
19:54What is it?
19:59One moment.
20:00You won't believe that I...
20:03Good morning.
20:12Comfortable, comfortable, be comfortable.
20:14The asshole hasn't arrived yet.
20:31The asshole has arrived, and he asks you to sit down.
20:34He closes the door.
20:40Let's start with the lesson.
20:41Yesterday I told myself...
20:43Sorry for the interruption.
20:44Please, please, nothing.
20:45Come forward, boys.
20:47They are two new students from the Messina high school.
20:53Well, take a seat at that desk.
20:56Pomeraro, try to be a little understandable.
20:58What are your names?
21:09John Negotera.
21:10Paruso Salvatore.
21:12Make yourself comfortable, sit down.
21:17But who do I know?
21:18Trogluditis?
21:18And here there are few laughs, these forgetful people.
21:20So, your proposal to conduct a course on the history of the Chinese revolution
21:24I totally agree with you.
21:27Do you two have any objections?
21:32I imagine you followed the traditional program in Messina.
21:34Yes, sir.
21:35Where have you arrived?
21:36At Temene station, sir.
21:38Okay, okay, never mind.
21:41Sit down, come on.
21:45I would suggest dividing the course into two periods.
21:48From Mao's long march to the conquest of power.
21:50We are all your fellow geniuses of Rome.
21:53We are the comrades, go ahead!
21:55And as a second period, from the organization of the State to the cultural revolution.
22:01And sorry.
22:03Pomerano, you're a total idiot!
22:06Yes, a big hole!
22:07Bring with the heart of the masters!
22:10Bring with the heart of the masters!
22:15Put an end to the clown!
22:17What do you say, should I close the window?
22:19No, no, no, leave it open, let's hear what I say.
22:22We must be democratic.
22:23Bring with the heart of the masters!
22:25If you accept Professor Pomerano, you accept a repressive dictatorship!
22:28Cut it out with the clown!
22:30We want Pomerano as a wise man!
22:33Let's put a motorbike under his ass!
22:35Throw it out the window!
22:36They're right, we're too good
22:38We are mollusks
22:39Yes, and we agree too.
22:41It's right
22:45Did you hear, professor?
22:47Oh, calm down, calm down, calm down, please, calm down
22:51They are right, he is a traitor
22:57Sure, let's give him the lesson he deserves.
23:00Enough, it's time to end it
23:01We're waiting for you, come on
23:04In the classroom, in the classroom, continue the lessons, continue
23:11What is Pomeraro doing?
23:12If I was kidnapped, if I was kidnapped
23:13But don't talk nonsense, these are two agents
23:17Pomeraro, Pomeraro, there's a back exit, come, I'll take you there
23:21Go, go, quickly, you come with me, to the door
23:24What's up?
23:26Oh no, Pomeraro, you go ahead, after what you wrote on the blackboard
23:28It bothers me that she's following me, come on, go
23:30Go
23:31Soon
23:38Pretend you're chasing a female
23:44Consider running after
24:01And the fascist engines
24:03It's a little bit of power
24:31of all things visible and invisible, I believe in one Lord Jesus Christ, the holy Son of God,
24:42born of the Father before all ages, God from God, light from light, true God from true God.
24:51For us humans and for our salvation. Good morning, uncle. I should bash your head in.
25:07What's your opinion on it, eh? I'll explain later, but now I have to talk to you about something more important.
25:10Man! Silence!
25:13Adelina, please move to the right, he needs to talk to me. I can't resist the Christian God.
25:18What's going on in your head? I'm scared, uncle, they want me dead.
25:20Come on, don't play the martyr.
25:23And I think I must be wrong.
25:26You're the usual mummy's boy.
25:28I want to go back to Castropietro.
25:32How long has it been since you last went out with a woman?
25:35But what does it have to do with anything?
25:37How long has it been since you last went out with a woman?
25:40Well, uncle.
25:41How long?
25:42In the village of Caravacile.
25:43How much?
25:45So much.
25:47Come out for a moment, I need to talk to you.
25:48I'm going out, I'll be right back, wait for me a moment.
25:51I'm sifting through Lina's seasickness.
25:53Amen!
25:57Andrea, you dunk, baby.
26:00You don't have to do anything else.
26:03To soak.
26:04Go to women.
26:05Uncle.
26:07Andre, urso, your problem is only this.
26:10You'll see that afterwards you'll feel better, stronger than a lion.
26:12You, too attached, are to the skirts of your old-fashioned mother.
26:16In the meantime you must return to school immediately,
26:17otherwise you put your uncle in a very embarrassing position.
26:19And at the first opportunity.
26:20Soak.
26:21But throw away the fin, let your uncle get soaked.
26:24Clear?
26:26Eh.
26:28And you'll become a lion, yeah?
26:29It's easy to say soaked.
26:33But what is inzuppi?
26:34You want a croissant, huh?
26:36No, no, no, thanks.
26:38Why?
26:39But he wanted to dip something.
26:41Yes, but not the brioche.
26:57In Corsi.
26:59Alexandrians.
27:04You have something to do with it, Corsari, Areppi.
27:06Comrades from the fields and workshops
27:08Take the palm and hold the hammer
27:12Go down to the square and beat him up
27:17Comrades from the fields and workshops
27:21Take the palm and hold the hammer
27:26Go down to the square and beat him up
27:30Come down to the square and support the system
27:34Comrades from the fields and workshops
27:38Take the palm and hold the hammer
27:43Come down to the square
27:45Enough, enough!
27:54You're pissing me off!
27:56Are you scoundrels, criminals, sufferers?
28:00But I'm going to break my face, you understand?
28:01I'll catch you and kick your ass out!
28:03I'll kill you!
28:04It was needed
28:12Enough, enough, enough, enough!
28:32FATAMI!
28:33Thank you.
29:03Excuse me, why does that soft spot make you so angry?
29:11Funny. Guys, listen carefully to what I'm saying, just to be clear.
29:15That wimp said that if he gets really angry he'll tie your head.
29:18To everyone.
29:19Did he say that?
29:20Of course, I heard it, with my own ears.
29:22With your ears?
29:33Good evening.
29:52Miss Benetti, please. I'm Professor Pomeraro.
29:54Please. Please, come in.
29:57Thank you.
30:00Just a minute, I'm going to talk about the gods.
30:03Who is it, mom?
30:05Good evening, Pomeraro.
30:06Good evening.
30:07May I know why you keep telling people that I want to smash their heads in?
30:10But I just said that...
30:11You don't have to say anything please.
30:12They stopped me on the street and were about to smash my head in.
30:14Hey, what rascals.
30:15Well, precisely because they are scoundrels, you shouldn't say certain things.
30:18But why does she want to make my life difficult, with all the troubles I'm going through?
30:22You see, do you think a poor Christian woman on your doorstep is a good thing?
30:26And he let himself be treated by a yellow man like a uvacala?
30:27Firestarter, Mom, you're right.
30:29But we were talking about school, what did he come from?
30:33Well, that's what I wanted to tell you.
30:35I'll leave you alone.
30:36Good evening.
30:37But what disorder?
30:38Please have a seat.
30:39No, no, no, thanks.
30:40Why don't you stay for dinner with us?
30:41It would give me a chance to make amends.
30:42Meme, I'm going to muter.
30:43Meme.
30:45Come on, what are we doing on ceremony?
30:47You will see that you will feel at home here.
30:49It's nice to have a man sitting at the table with us.
30:55We are always alone.
30:57Well, as you can see, we have the company of many memories.
31:04My dead are my comfort.
31:07And I can't forget my poor little Oterran.
31:10We like vermicelli.
31:16No, I never eat pasta.
31:18Never.
31:22My husband had beautiful eyes, didn't he?
31:24A manly, firm gaze.
31:30He's not dead.
31:32He is missing.
31:33No, it's just that my mother means that he remained alive in her heart.
31:36Meme, please don't overdo it.
31:38It is not difficult to torment the professor with the trappings of the popes.
31:40You see, but you can't stop a poor woman from suffering for the unbridgeable vow that Pepe left.
31:44But you have to get your head around it after two decades.
31:46You see, but usently, usently.
31:47Okay, but don't make it long, please.
31:49But professor, don't you eat?
31:51He has no appetite, perhaps?
31:52You've made my stomach knot.
31:54There's a stew that's a beauty, look.
31:56What is it, sir?
32:05What is it?
32:07Sorry, sorry.
32:09But it came to mind, the Pepe tragedy came to mind.
32:12She doesn't know how he died.
32:13No.
32:14He died a little strituletto, it was a train.
32:16It's incredible.
32:25Kids today mistake understanding for weakness, and I take advantage of that.
32:28Like you, dear Cleziano, there is a small minority that commands.
32:32And everyone else follows her.
32:33And it is precisely against this minority that you must prove to be more decisive and much more confident.
32:37In soup, you will feel more confident.
32:42Everyone gives me advice, everyone wants to help me.
32:45And you don't want to be helped?
32:50I do not want.
32:56I mean, yes, my uncle is right, I...
33:00I have to...
33:02I want...
33:05I have to...
33:06But...
33:07But how rare?
33:08But what do you want?
33:09How dare he?
33:10Are you leaving me?
33:11Excuse me.
33:12But who did he take me for?
33:13Excuse me.
33:14I'm getting out of this car right now.
33:15I didn't understand anything anymore.
33:15I'm going down.
33:16Excuse me.
33:19As soon as I met him, I immediately understood that he was for her.
33:22She is not a man.
33:23He's a big pig, pomeraro.
33:25He was right to be afraid of her.
33:26Because she's a maniac.
33:27A sex maniac.
33:29Yes, lustful.
33:35I don't give my honor to anyone.
33:36I don't give my honor to anyone.
33:38Because I'm a female in a den.
33:40What are you laughing at, you idiot?
33:57As is rare, he offers me a coffee.
34:00Like a coffee?
34:01Why?
34:01Don't you want to offer it to me?
34:02Yes, certainly.
34:03But not here on the doorstep, I hope.
34:04No, no, no, no, please, have a seat.
34:08You lose here.
34:09I turn on the light.
34:12That's it.
34:15Excuse me, pomeraro, but there are moments of tension
34:18during which it is not easy to maintain control of one's nerves.
34:20No, no, it's my fault.
34:21I didn't realize what I was doing.
34:23But now we don't talk about it anymore.
34:25Come in.
34:26Here, pomeraro, I came here to immediately delete this episode.
34:30And since we have to work together, it would be embarrassing to keep it on.
34:35Certain.
34:37Oh, sorry for the mess.
34:41Here you are.
34:42So, can you offer me this coffee?
34:45Right away.
34:46Hey there.
34:48I make myself at home.
34:50Don't be afraid.
34:52But did she furnish it?
34:54No, no, my uncle.
34:55He is at the furniture lobby.
34:56I'm just a guest until I find more suitable accommodation.
34:59Afterwards, of course...
35:00Leave it, I'll do it.
35:03But did he put the water there?
35:04No, I don't think so.
35:05But come on, pomeraro, come on, relax.
35:07Stop being embarrassed.
35:09Look, I would give anything to prove to you that I'm not who you think I am.
35:12A man who only thinks about sex.
35:13For me, feelings and friendship are much more important.
35:16Deep down, I'm a true romantic.
35:19And I came here precisely so that she could demonstrate.
35:22I'll prove it to you.
35:23You see, I have always encountered specimens of the male fauna
35:26who only wanted to satisfy their personal appetites.
35:29I got one right.
35:45Annaccia.
35:54What's up, pomeraro?
35:56Nothing.
35:56Why is he looking at me like that?
35:58You managed to find everything, good job.
36:00With a little good will.
36:03She really likes the...
36:03Very strong.
36:07I'm bitter, and she?
36:10Bitter.
36:10Thank you.
36:16Why did he behave like this in the car?
36:18He told me he wouldn't talk about it anymore.
36:20But to behave like that he must have lost his mind.
36:22Yes, I drank a little too much at his house, I'm not used to it.
36:24She said so.
36:36So much.
36:37And now is it really all over?
36:39Yes, yes, yes, yes, no, let's talk about it anymore, we're just two colleagues.
36:41We don't talk about it anymore.
36:42He was so upset that if I hadn't stopped him, she would have attacked me.
36:44No, no, no, no, I don't think so.
36:45Yes, I'm sure of it.
36:46No, no, no, no, no, no.
36:47What can a woman do when she is attacked?
36:49Nothing, he has no defense.
36:50He can't stop her from doing violence.
36:52Ah, but I don't want to, no, no, I don't want to, I don't want to.
36:54Me neither, I swear, look, me neither, me neither.
36:55How rare it is.
36:57What's happening to me?
36:59Look, I'm really sorry for having caused you this shock, but I'm not here.
37:02Andrea, if she knew that by slapping me she could have me because I am weak.
37:06I would never do that, don't worry, I would never do that.
37:08But she wants me, doesn't she?
37:11Well, yes.
37:13No, no, I don't want, I don't want her to hurt me.
37:16No, but don't worry, I won't do anything to you.
37:18Listen, let's get this blessed coffee.
37:19Andrea, slapping me.
37:23What are you saying?
37:24Slapping me, Andrea, otherwise I'll never give in.
37:26Please, slap me.
37:28Slap me, please.
37:30I beg you.
37:33Tickets.
37:34What are you doing, hitting me?
37:35I.
37:36You hit me, slapping me again, Andrea, again.
37:39Look, I'm going to hurt you, I'm going to hurt you.
37:42Help.
37:43Tickets.
37:44But look, I never have to stay there.
37:46Only with violence towards me.
37:47Never.
37:48But what are you doing with me inside?
37:49Yes, yes.
37:51Andrea, no, I don't want to.
37:53Stopped.
37:54No, I don't want to.
37:54Andrea, murderer.
37:56Andrea, no.
37:58Andrea.
37:59Yes, yes.
38:00Stand still.
38:00Yes.
38:01You are mine.
38:02No.
38:02No.
38:02No.
38:02No.
38:02No.
38:02No.
38:02No.
38:02No.
38:02No.
38:02No.
38:02No.
38:02No.
38:03No.
38:03No.
38:03No.
38:04No.
38:04No.
38:05No.
38:05No.
38:06No.
38:07No.
38:07No.
38:08No.
38:09No.
38:09No.
38:10No.
38:37No, it doesn't kill me.
38:38Yes.
38:39No.
38:40Good morning, Sol Camillo.
38:49Good morning, professor.
38:56Hi love.
38:57Why did you tell me so much last night?
39:00Sorry if I hurt you.
39:02I forgive you, wonderful man.
39:10Wonderful man.
39:32Wonderful man.
39:36Good morning.
39:37Well, well, it's nice to see you face to face again.
39:41Eh, but what...
39:42Oh!
39:44So far I have kindly agreed to let you judge me.
39:47Yes, kindly lent.
39:47If that's correct, please.
39:49Now it's my turn to know something about you.
39:51But what, yesterday?
39:52Silence, I said.
39:53Because all I know is that you are a group of young people committed to rejecting the old school rules.
39:58Something more than refusal.
39:59Enough!
40:01Oh, what a snake dipped in coffee this morning?
40:03Bravo.
40:04You almost guessed it.
40:06I was saying that in order to evaluate you, I prepared a different class assignment for each of you.
40:09We are for the collectivization of tasks, so I refuse to do the individual task.
40:13Very well, she doesn't want to do it.
40:14Then go out of class.
40:16Out!
40:17But with Professor Verdirame we had group lessons.
40:20It is true!
40:20As for Professor Verdirame, I don't care.
40:22She doesn't want to do her homework either?
40:23Keep your colleague company.
40:25Come in.
40:28Professor, you are behaving in an authoritarian and repressive manner.
40:32Win war.
40:33She's been pissing me off with her big, old-fashioned, rabble-rousing words.
40:35As far as I'm concerned, she can go out too.
40:37Did I make myself clear?
40:38She knows very well that she absolutely cannot afford to use certain systems that...
40:41What?
40:42What?
40:43I can afford not only to send her out, but to suspend her from the elections for refusal to obey.
40:47Out!
40:48She is suspended for a week.
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