SALOME_The Biblical story of Salomé, a girl who agrees to perform the "dance of the seven veils" in return for John the Baptist's head on a silver platter.

The Biblical story of Salomé, a girl who agrees to perform the "dance of the seven veils" in return for John the Baptist's head on a silver platter.

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Transcript

00:00:27Salome was written by

00:00:28Oscar Wilde in 1893, and it was unlike any of his other works. He wrote the play deliberately

00:00:37in a lush and ornate style. It takes place in the ancient city of Judea and King Herod's

00:00:46palace, and all references in the play relate to that specific Biblical era. The company

00:00:54of actors are interpreting the play in modern dress, but all references in the play relate

00:01:02to that period just before the death of Christ.

00:01:10So

00:09:00I love you.

00:09:17The prophet

00:09:17He of whom the Tetrarch is afraid

00:09:23We know nothing of that, princess

00:09:24It was the prophet Yochanan who cried out

00:09:28Is it your pleasure that I bid them bring your litter, princess?

00:09:31The night is fair in the garden

00:09:32He says terrible things about my mother, does he not?

00:09:35We never understand what he says, princess

00:09:37Yes, he says terrible things about her

00:09:40Princess, the Tetrarch prays you to return to the feast

00:09:45I will not go back

00:09:46Pardon me, princess, but if you do not return

00:09:48Some misfortune may happen

00:09:50Is he an old man, this prophet?

00:09:53Princess, it were better to return

00:09:55Suffer me to lead you in

00:09:56This prophet

00:10:02Is he an old man?

00:10:03No, princess, he is quite a young man

00:10:06You cannot be sure

00:10:07There are those who say he is Elias

00:10:10Who is Elias?

00:10:11A very ancient prophet of this country, princess

00:10:13What answer may I give the Tetrarch from the princess?

00:10:18Rejoice not thou, Land of Palestine

00:10:20Because the rod of him which smoke thee is broken

00:10:23For from the seed of the serpent shall come forth the basilisk

00:10:26And that which is born of it shall devour the bird

00:10:30What a strange voice

00:10:35I would speak with him

00:10:37I fear it is impossible, princess

00:10:39Princess, the Tetrarch does not wish anyone to speak with him

00:10:42He has even forbidden the high priest to speak with him

00:10:45I desire to speak with him

00:10:46It is impossible, princess

00:10:48I will speak with him

00:10:49Would it not be better to return to the banquet?

00:10:51Bring forth this prophet

00:10:53We dare not, princess

00:11:03How black it is down there

00:11:06It must be terrible to be in so black a pit

00:11:10It is like a tomb

00:11:15Did you not hear me?

00:11:17I said bring forth this prophet

00:11:19I wish to see him

00:11:22Princess

00:11:24Our lives belong to you

00:11:26But we cannot do what you've asked of us

00:11:29And indeed it is not of us

00:11:31That you should ask this thing

00:11:40Oh, what is going to happen

00:11:42I am sure that some misfortune will happen

00:11:46You will do this thing for me, Narraboth, will you not?

00:11:48You will do this thing for me

00:11:50I have always been kind to you

00:11:51You will do it for me

00:11:53I would but look at this strange prophet

00:11:56Men have talked so much of him

00:11:58Often have I heard the Tetrarch talk of him

00:12:01I think the Tetrarch is afraid of him

00:12:06Are you?

00:12:08Even you also afraid of him, Narraboth

00:12:11I fear him not, princess

00:12:13There is no man I fear

00:12:16But the Tetrarch has formerly forbidden

00:12:17That any man should raise the cover of this well

00:12:19You will do this thing for me, Narraboth

00:12:22You know you will do this thing for me

00:12:26And tomorrow when I pass in my litter

00:12:27Beneath the gateway of the idle buyers

00:12:31I will look at you through the muslin veils

00:12:33I will look at you, Narraboth

00:12:37And maybe

00:12:41I will smile at you

00:12:47Look at me, Narraboth

00:12:55Look at me

00:13:02You know you will do what I ask of you

00:13:05You know it well

00:13:09I know you will do this thing

00:13:13Let the prophet come forth

00:13:16The princess Salome desires to see him

00:13:20Oh, how strange the moon looks

00:13:23You would think it was the hand of a dead woman

00:13:25Who was seeking to cover herself for the shroud

00:13:27She has a strange look

00:13:29She's like a little princess

00:13:31Whose eyes are eyes of amber

00:13:32Through the clouds of muslin

00:13:34And she's smiling like a little princess

00:13:47Where is he

00:13:48Whose cup of abominations is now full

00:13:51Where is he

00:13:53Who in a robe of silver

00:13:55Shall one day die

00:13:57In the face of all the people

00:13:58Bid him come forth

00:14:00That he may hear the voice of him

00:14:02Who had cried in the waste places

00:14:04And in the houses of kings

00:14:09Whom is he speaking?

00:14:10You never can tell, princess

00:14:12Where is she

00:14:17Who gave herself unto the captains of Assyria

00:14:20Who have baldrics on their loins

00:14:23And tiaras of diverse colors on their heads

00:14:26It's of my mother that he speaks

00:14:29Oh, no, princess

00:14:30Yes, it is of my mother that he speaks

00:14:32Where is she

00:14:33Who hath given herself to the young men of Egypt

00:14:37Who are clothed in fine linen and purple

00:14:40Whose shields are of gold

00:14:43Whose helmets are of silver

00:14:45Whose bodies are mighty

00:14:49Bid her rise up

00:14:50From the bed of her abominations

00:14:52From the bed of her incestuousness

00:14:55That she may hear the words of him

00:14:58Who prepareth the way of the Lord

00:15:00That she may repent her of her iniquities

00:15:03Though she will never repent

00:15:06But will stick fast in her abominations

00:15:10Bid her come

00:15:11For the fan of the Lord is in his hand

00:15:14But he is terrible

00:15:16He is terrible

00:15:17Do not stay here, princess

00:15:19I beseech you

00:15:22It's his eyes above all that are terrible

00:15:24They're like black holes

00:15:26Burned by torches in a Tyrian tapestry

00:15:28They are like black caverns

00:15:29Where dragons dwell

00:15:30They are like black caverns in Egypt

00:15:32In which dragons make their lairs

00:15:34They are like black lakes

00:15:35Troubled by fantastic

00:15:38Moons

00:15:42Do you think he will speak again?

00:15:45Do not stay here, princess

00:15:46I pray you do not stay here

00:15:50How wasted he is

00:15:52He is like a thin ivory statue

00:15:54He is like an image of silver

00:15:55I am sure he is as chaste as the moon is

00:15:59He is like a moonbeam

00:16:01Like a shaft of silver

00:16:04His flesh must be cool like ivory

00:16:08I would look closer at him

00:16:10No, no, princess

00:16:11You must look at him closer

00:16:13Princess, princess

00:16:25Who is this woman who is looking at me?

00:16:30I will not have her look at me

00:16:33I know not who she is

00:16:35I do not wish to know who she is

00:16:38Bid her be gone

00:16:39It is not to her that I would speak

00:16:41I am Salome

00:16:42Daughter of Herodias

00:16:45Princess of Judea

00:16:48Back

00:16:50Daughter of Babylon

00:16:51Come not near the chosen of the Lord

00:16:55Thy mother

00:16:58Hath filled the earth

00:17:00With the wine of her iniquities

00:17:03And the cry of her sins

00:17:04Hath come up to the ears of God

00:17:07Speak again, Yochanan

00:17:09Thy voice is wine to me

00:17:11Princess, princess, princess

00:17:14Speak again, Yochanan

00:17:16Tell me what I must do

00:17:17Daughter of Sodom

00:17:19Come not near me

00:17:21But cover thy face with a veil

00:17:23And get thee to the desert

00:17:25And seek out the Son of Man

00:17:26Who is he, the Son of Man?

00:17:27Is he as beautiful as thou art, Yochanan?

00:17:36Get thee behind me

00:17:38I hear in the palace

00:17:40The beating of the wings

00:17:41Of the angel of death

00:17:44Princess, I beseech thee

00:17:45To go within

00:17:45Angel of the Lord God

00:17:48What dost thou hear

00:17:49With thy sword?

00:17:50The day of him

00:17:52Who shall die

00:17:52In a robe of silver

00:17:53Has not yet come

00:17:54Yochanan

00:17:55Who's speaking?

00:17:56Yochanan

00:17:57I am amorous

00:17:58Of thy body

00:18:00Thy body's white

00:18:02Like the lilies of a field

00:18:03That the mower hath never mowed

00:18:04My body is white

00:18:07Like the snows

00:18:08In the mountains of Judea

00:18:10That come down

00:18:11Into the valleys

00:18:12The roses in the garden

00:18:14Of the queen of Arabia

00:18:15Are not so white

00:18:17As thy body

00:18:19There's nothing

00:18:20In the world

00:18:21So white

00:18:22As thy body

00:18:24Let me touch thy body

00:18:26Bec

00:18:28Daughter of Babylon

00:18:31Thy woman came evil

00:18:33Into the world

00:18:34Speak not to me

00:18:36I will not listen to thee

00:18:38I listen but to the voice

00:18:40The voice of the Lord God

00:18:46My body's hideous

00:18:49It is like the body

00:18:50Of a leper

00:18:52It is like a plastered wall

00:18:55Where vipers have crawled

00:18:57It is like a plastered wall

00:18:59Where scorpions

00:19:00Have made their nest

00:19:01It is like a whitened supple

00:19:04Coe full of loathsome things

00:19:07It's horrible

00:19:08Thy body's horrible

00:19:13There's thy mouth that I desire

00:19:15Yochanan

00:19:17Thy mouth is like a band of scarlet

00:19:21Cut on a tower of ivory

00:19:24It is like a pomegranate

00:19:26Cut with a knife

00:19:27Of ivory

00:19:29The pomegranate flowers

00:19:30That blossom

00:19:31In the garden of Tyre

00:19:32And are redder than roses

00:19:34Are not so red

00:19:36The red blasts of trumpets

00:19:39That herald the approach of kings

00:19:41And make afraid the enemy

00:19:43Are not so red

00:19:45Thy mouth is redder than the feet

00:19:48Of those who tread the wine

00:19:50In the winepress

00:19:52Thy mouth is redder than the feet

00:19:55Of doves who hunt the temples

00:19:58And are fed by the priests

00:20:01It is redder than the feet of him

00:20:03Who cometh from a forest

00:20:05Where he hath slain a lion

00:20:08And seen gilded tigers

00:20:11Thy mouth is like a branch of coral

00:20:15That the fishers have found

00:20:17In the twilight of the sea

00:20:19The coral that they keep for the kings

00:20:24It is the vermilion that the Moabites find

00:20:28In the mines of Moab

00:20:29The vermilion that the kings take from them

00:20:33It is the bow of the king of the Persians

00:20:37That is painted with vermilion

00:20:42And is tipped with coral

00:20:50There's nothing in the world

00:20:52So red is thy mouth

00:20:57Let me kiss thy mouth

00:21:07Never

00:21:08Daughter of Babylon

00:21:10Daughter of Sodom

00:21:11Never

00:21:15I will kiss thy mouth, Yoganan

00:21:18I will kiss thy mouth

00:21:21Princess, princess

00:21:22Thou who art like a garden of myrrh

00:21:24Thou who art the dove

00:21:25Of all doves

00:21:26Look not at this man

00:21:27Look not at him

00:21:28Do not speak such words to him

00:21:30I cannot suffer them

00:21:31Princess

00:21:33Princess, do not speak these things

00:21:34I will kiss

00:21:36No

00:21:37I will kiss thy mouth, Yoganan

00:21:39No

00:21:55The young Syrian has slain himself

00:22:00The young captain has slain himself

00:22:03He has slain himself

00:22:05He has slain himself

00:22:05Who was my friend

00:22:09Princess

00:22:11The young captain has just killed himself

00:22:17Let me kiss thy mouth

00:22:21Daughter of adultery

00:22:23There is but one who can save thee

00:22:25It is he of whom I spake

00:22:26Go seek him

00:22:28He is in a boat

00:22:30On the sea of Galilee

00:22:31And he talketh with his disciples

00:22:34Kneel down on the shore of the sea

00:22:37And call unto him by his name

00:22:39When he cometh to thee

00:22:40And to all who call on him

00:22:42He cometh

00:22:45Bow thyself at his feet

00:22:48And ask of him the remission of thy sins

00:22:52Let me kiss thy mouth

00:22:54Let me kiss thy mouth

00:22:57I will kiss thy mouth, Yoganan

00:23:01I will kiss thy mouth

00:23:03Thou art a curse, Selenor

00:23:06Thou art a curse

00:23:14We must bear away the body to another place

00:23:17We must bear away the body to another place

00:23:18The Tetrak does not care to see dead bodies

00:23:21Save the bodies of those whom he himself has slain

00:23:23You are right

00:23:24We must hide the body

00:23:25The Tetrak must not see it

00:23:28The Tetrak will not come to this place

00:23:31He never comes on the terrace

00:23:33He is too much afraid of the prophet

00:23:37Salome

00:23:39Salome

00:23:40Salome

00:23:42Where is Salome?

00:23:47Where is the princess?

00:23:50Why did she not return to the banquet

00:23:54As I commanded her?

00:23:57Ah!

00:23:59There she is!

00:24:01You must not look at her

00:24:03You are always looking at her

00:24:12The moon has a strange look tonight

00:24:16Has she not?

00:24:18She is like a mad woman

00:24:21A mad woman who is seeking everywhere for lovers

00:24:26She is naked too

00:24:29She is quite naked

00:24:33The clouds are seeking to clothe her nakedness

00:24:37But she will not let them

00:24:38She shows herself naked in the sky

00:24:45I am sure that she is looking for lovers

00:24:48Does she not reel like a drunken woman?

00:24:51She is like a mad woman

00:24:53Is she not?

00:24:55No

00:24:55The moon is like the moon

00:24:58That is all

00:24:59Let us go within

00:25:01You have nothing to do here

00:25:02I will stay here

00:25:05Manasseh

00:25:06Lay carpets there

00:25:09Light torches

00:25:10Bring forth the ivory tables and the tables of Jesper

00:25:15The air here is delicious

00:25:17I will drink more wine with my guests

00:25:20We must show all honors to the ambassadors of Caesar

00:25:25It is not because of them that you remain

00:25:27Oh yes

00:25:29The air is delicious

00:25:31Come, Herodias

00:25:33Our guests await us

00:25:37Ah!

00:25:39Ah!

00:25:40I have slipped

00:25:43I have slipped in blood

00:25:46That is an ill omen

00:25:47That is a very evil omen

00:25:49Wherefore is there blood here?

00:25:52And this body

00:25:53What does this body here?

00:25:55Think you that I am like the king of Egypt

00:25:57Who gives no feast to his guests

00:25:59But that he shows them a corpse?

00:26:02Who's this it?

00:26:03I'll not look on it

00:26:04It's our captain, sire

00:26:07He's the young Syrian whom you made captain only three days ago

00:26:10I gave no order that he should be slain

00:26:13He killed himself, sire

00:26:14He killed himself?

00:26:18For what reason?

00:26:19I made him my captain

00:26:20We do not know, sire

00:26:22But he killed himself

00:26:23That seems strange to me

00:26:26I thought it was only the Roman philosophers who killed themselves

00:26:29Is that not true, Tigilinus

00:26:31That the philosophers at Rome killed themselves?

00:26:33They are the Stoics

00:26:35It's strange that the young Syrian has killed himself

00:26:39I'm sorry he has killed himself

00:26:42I'm very sorry

00:26:43For he was fair to look upon

00:26:46He was

00:26:48Even very fair

00:26:50He had very languorous eyes

00:26:51I remember I saw that he looked languorously at Salome

00:26:56Truly, I thought he looked too much at her

00:26:58There are others who look at her too much

00:27:01His father was a king

00:27:02I drove him from his kingdom

00:27:04And you made a slave of his mother who was a queen, Herodias

00:27:07So he was here as my guest, as it were

00:27:09And for that reason I made him my captain

00:27:13I am sorry he is dead

00:27:16Ho!

00:27:18Why have you left the body here?

00:27:20Away with it, I'll not look on it

00:27:27Ah, it is cold here

00:27:30There is a wind blowing, is there not? Wind blowing

00:27:34No, there is no wind

00:27:36I say there is a wind that blows

00:27:39And I hear in the air something like the beating of wings

00:27:46Like the beating of vast wings, do you not hear it?

00:27:49I hear nothing

00:27:52I hear it no longer

00:27:55But I heard it

00:27:57It was the blowing of the wind, no doubt

00:27:59It has passed away

00:28:02I hear it again

00:28:04Do you not hear it?

00:28:07Just like the beating of wings

00:28:10I tell you there is nothing

00:28:11You are ill, let us go with him

00:28:14I am not ill

00:28:17It is your daughter who is sick

00:28:20She has the men of a sick person

00:28:24Never have I seen her so pale

00:28:26I have told you not to look at her

00:28:30Pour me forth wine

00:28:33Salome

00:28:34Drink a little wine with me

00:28:38I have here a wine that is exquisite

00:28:42Caesar himself scented me

00:28:44Dip into it thy little red lips

00:28:47That I may drain the cup

00:28:49I am not thirsty, Tetrarch

00:28:51You see how she answers me, this daughter of yours?

00:28:54She does right

00:28:55Why are you always gazing at her?

00:28:59Bring me ripe fruits

00:29:02Salome, come, eat fruit with me

00:29:07I love to see in a fruit

00:29:10The mark of thy little

00:29:13Bite but a little of this fruit

00:29:15And then I will

00:29:18Eat what is left

00:29:22I am not hungry, Tetrarch

00:29:24You see how you have brought up this daughter of yours?

00:29:27My daughter and I come of a royal race

00:29:30As for thee, thy father was a camel driver

00:29:33He was also a robber

00:29:34Thou liest

00:29:36Thou knowest well it is true

00:29:37Salome, come sit next to me

00:29:40I will give thee the throne of thy mother

00:29:46I am not tired, Tetrarch

00:29:49You see what she thinks of you

00:29:55Bring me...

00:29:56What?

00:29:58What is it I desire? I forgot

00:30:01I guess I remember

00:30:04No!

00:30:07The time has come

00:30:09That which I foretold

00:30:11Has come to pass

00:30:14Saith the Lord God

00:30:17The day of which I spart

00:30:21The Lord has come

00:30:23The son of man has come

00:30:25Command him to be silent

00:30:26I will not listen to his voice

00:30:28This man is forever vomiting insults against me

00:30:31He has said nothing against you

00:30:34Besides, he is a very great prophet

00:30:37I do not believe in prophets

00:30:40Can a man tell what will come to pass?

00:30:43No man knows it

00:30:45Moreover, he is forever insulting me

00:30:48But I think you are afraid of him

00:30:51I know well you are afraid of him

00:30:52I am not afraid of him

00:30:55I am afraid of no man

00:30:56I tell you, you are afraid of him

00:30:58If you are not afraid of him, why do you not deliver him to the Jews

00:31:01Who for these six months past have been clamoring for him?

00:31:04Truly my lord, it were better to deliver him into our hands

00:31:07Yes my lord

00:31:08Enough on this subject, I have already given you my answer

00:31:11I will not deliver him into your hands

00:31:14He is a holy man, he is a man who has seen God

00:31:17That cannot be, there is no man who has seen God since the prophet Elias

00:31:22God is at no time hidden

00:31:26God is in what is evil even as he is in what is good

00:31:29That must not be said, it is a very dangerous doctrine

00:31:32No one can tell how God worketh his ways are very mysterious

00:31:35Very mysterious

00:31:36Only the things which we call evil are good

00:31:38And the things which we call good are evil

00:31:40We must need submit to everything

00:31:42For God is very strong

00:31:44Very strong

00:31:45He breaketh in pieces the strong together with the weak

00:31:47For he regardeth not any man

00:31:50Truly God is terrible, he breaketh the strong and the weak

00:31:52As a man braised, called in a mortar

00:31:54But this man hath never seen God

00:31:56No man has seen God

00:31:58No man has seen God

00:31:59The day of the Lord

00:32:06And I hear, I hear upon the mountains

00:32:10The feet of him

00:32:13Who shall be

00:32:16The savior of the world

00:32:22What does that mean?

00:32:24Savior of the world

00:32:26What does that mean?

00:32:28It is a title that Caesar takes

00:32:30But Caesar is not coming into Judea

00:32:34Only yesterday I received letters from Rome

00:32:37They contain nothing concerning this matter

00:32:40And you, Tijilinus, who were at Rome during the winter

00:32:44You heard nothing concerning this matter, did you?

00:32:47Sire, I heard nothing concerning the matter

00:32:49I was explaining the title

00:32:51It is one of Caesar's titles

00:32:54But Caesar cannot come

00:32:57He is too gouty

00:33:01They say that his feet are like the feet of an elephant

00:33:07Also there are reasons of state

00:33:10He who leaves Rome, loses Rome

00:33:13He will not come

00:33:15Albeit Caesar is Lord

00:33:18He will come if he wishes

00:33:20Nevertheless, I do not think that he will come

00:33:23It was not concerning Caesar that the prophet spake these words, sire

00:33:28Not of Caesar?

00:33:30No, sire

00:33:31Concerning whom then did he speak?

00:33:35Concerning Messiahs, who has come

00:33:39This man worketh true miracles

00:33:43Thus, at a marriage which took place in the little town of Galilee

00:33:46A town of some importance

00:33:48He changed water into wine

00:33:50And he was seen on a mountain talking with angels

00:33:55Angels?

00:33:55Angels do not exist!

00:33:57Angels exist!

00:33:58But I do not believe this man hath talked with them

00:34:01He was seen by a great multitude of people talking with angels

00:34:04Not with angels!

00:34:05How these men weary me, they are ridiculous

00:34:08There is also the miracle of the daughter of Jairus

00:34:12Yes

00:34:12That is sure

00:34:13No man can gainsay it

00:34:15These men are mad

00:34:16They have looked too long on the moon

00:34:18Command them to be silent

00:34:21What is the miracle of the daughter of Jairus?

00:34:25The daughter of Jairus was dead

00:34:28He raised her from the dead

00:34:31He raises the dead?

00:34:34Yes, sire

00:34:34He raises the dead

00:34:38I do not wish him to do that

00:34:42I forbid him to do that

00:34:45I allow no man to raise the dead

00:34:49This man must be found and told

00:34:51I forbid him to raise the dead

00:34:53Where is this man at present?

00:34:56He said that he is now in Samaria

00:34:57Ah, it is easy to see that this is not Messias

00:35:00If he is in Samaria

00:35:02It is not to the Samaritan

00:35:03No matter!

00:35:04Let them find him and tell him from me

00:35:08I will not allow him to raise the dead

00:35:12To change water into wine

00:35:18To heal the lepers and the blind

00:35:21He may do these things if he will

00:35:23I say nothing against these things

00:35:25In truth I hold it a good deed to heal a leper

00:35:28But I allow no man to raise the dead

00:35:33It would be terrible if the dead came back

00:35:38Wanton!

00:35:41You harlot!

00:35:43The daughter of Babylon

00:35:45With her golden eyes

00:35:48Under her gilded eyelids

00:35:50Let there come against her a multitude of men

00:35:55Let the people take

00:35:57Command him to be silent

00:35:58Let the war captains pierce her with their swords

00:36:02Nay, but it is infamous

00:36:04It is done that I will wipe out all wickedness from the earth

00:36:09And that all women shall learn

00:36:12Not to imitate her abominations

00:36:16You hear what he says against me?

00:36:18You allow him to revile your wife

00:36:20He did not speak your name

00:36:22What does that matter?

00:36:24You know well that it is I whom he seeks to revile

00:36:27And I am your wife, am I not?

00:36:29Of a truth, dear and noble Herodias

00:36:31You are my wife and before that you were the wife of my brother

00:36:35It was you who tore me from his arm

00:36:38Of a truth, I was stronger

00:36:41But let us not speak of that matter

00:36:43I do not desire to speak of it

00:36:45It is the cause of the terrible words that the prophet has spoken

00:36:50Peradventure on account of it

00:36:51A misfortune will come

00:36:53Let us not speak of that matter

00:36:58Come, Herodias

00:37:00We are not mindful of our guests

00:37:02Fill thou my cup, my well beloved

00:37:05Fill with wine the great goblets of silver

00:37:08And the great goblets of glass

00:37:10I will drink to Caesar

00:37:11There are Romans here

00:37:14We must drink to Caesar

00:37:17Caesar!

00:37:19Caesar!

00:37:21Caesar!

00:37:23You see your daughter?

00:37:25How pale she is

00:37:26What is it to you whether she be pale or not?

00:37:29Never have I seen her so pale

00:37:32You must not look at her

00:37:35In that day

00:37:37The sun shall become black

00:37:40Like the sackcloth of hair

00:37:42And the moon shall become like blood

00:37:45And the stars of the heavens shall fall upon the earth like rite figs that fall from the fig tree

00:37:53And the kings of the earth shall be afraid

00:37:59Oh, I should like to see the day of which he speaks

00:38:02When the moon shall become like blood and the stars shall fall upon the earth like ripe figs

00:38:08This prophet talks like a drunken man

00:38:11But I cannot suffer the sound of his voice

00:38:13I hate his voice, command him to be silent

00:38:16I will not

00:38:20I cannot understand what it is that he saith

00:38:24But it may be an omen

00:38:26No

00:38:28I do not believe in omens

00:38:30He speaks like a drunken man

00:38:32It may be that he is drunk with the wine of God

00:38:36What wine is that, the wine of God?

00:38:39In what vineyards is it gathered?

00:38:40In what winepress may one find it?

00:38:43Tigilinus, when you were at Rome of late

00:38:46Did the Empress speak with you on the subject?

00:39:00On what subject, sire?

00:39:05On what subject?

00:39:09Oh, I asked you a question, did I not?

00:39:13I have forgotten what I would have asked you

00:39:16You are looking again at my daughter

00:39:20You must not look at her, I've already said so

00:39:23You say nothing else

00:39:25I say it again

00:39:27And the restoration of the temple about which they have talked so much, will anything be done?

00:39:33They say that the veil of the sanctuary has disappeared, do they not?

00:39:38It was thyself did steal it

00:39:41Thou speakst at random, I will not stay here, let us go within

00:39:45Dance for me, Salome?

00:39:49I will not have her dance

00:39:51I have no desire to dance, Tetrar

00:39:54Salome, daughter of Herodias, dance for me

00:40:00Let her alone

00:40:05Salome, I command thee to dance

00:40:09I will not dance, Tetrar

00:40:11You see how she obeys you

00:40:18What is it to me, whether she dance or not, is not to me

00:40:21Tonight I am happy

00:40:24I am

00:40:26Passing happy

00:40:28Never have I been so happy

00:40:30The tetrarch has a somber look

00:40:32Has he not a somber look?

00:40:34Yes, he has a somber look

00:40:36He shall be seated on this throne

00:40:39He shall be clothed in scarlet and purple

00:40:42In his hand he shall bear a golden cup

00:40:45Full of his blasphemies

00:40:47And the angel of the Lord shall smite him

00:40:51He shall be eating the worms

00:40:55Do you hear what he says about you?

00:40:57He says you will be eaten of worms

00:41:01It is not of me that he speaks

00:41:03It is of the king of Cappadocia that he speaks

00:41:07The king of Cappadocia who is my enemy

00:41:10It is he who shall be eaten of worms

00:41:12It is not I

00:41:13Never has he spoken word against me, this prophet, save that I sinned in taking to life the wife of

00:41:21my brother

00:41:23It may be that he is right

00:41:26For of a truth you are sterile

00:41:29I am sterile

00:41:32I am sterile

00:41:32You say that, you that are ever looking at my daughter

00:41:36You that would have her dance for your pleasure

00:41:39It is absurd to say that, I've born a child

00:41:42You've gotten no child, no, not even from one of your slaves

00:41:47It is you who are sterile, not I

00:41:50Peace woman, I say you are sterile

00:41:54You have born me no child

00:41:56And the prophet says that our marriage is not a true marriage

00:42:00He says it is an incestuous marriage

00:42:03A marriage that will bring evils

00:42:06I fear he is right

00:42:08I am sure that he is right

00:42:12But this is not the moment to speak of such things

00:42:15I would be happy at this moment

00:42:19Indeed I am happy

00:42:22Never have I been so happy

00:42:25There is nothing I lack

00:42:28I am glad you are of so fair a humor tonight

00:42:31It is not your custom

00:42:33But it is late

00:42:35Let us go with him

00:42:36Do not forget we hunt at sunrise

00:42:38All honors must be paid to Caesar's ambassadors

00:42:42Must they not?

00:42:44Salome, Salome dance for me

00:42:47I pray you dance for me

00:42:49I am sad tonight

00:42:52I am passing sad tonight

00:42:57When I came hither I slipped in blood

00:43:00Which is an evil omen

00:43:02Also I heard

00:43:03I am sure I heard in the air

00:43:06A beating of wings

00:43:07The beating of giant wings

00:43:09I cannot tell what they mean

00:43:11Therefore dance for me

00:43:13I pray you Salome

00:43:16I beseech you dance for me

00:43:21Salome, if you dance for me

00:43:24You may ask of me

00:43:27You may ask of me what you will

00:43:28And I will give it you

00:43:31Even unto the half of my kingdom

00:43:35Will you indeed give me whatsoever I shall ask, Tetrarch?

00:43:40Do not dance, my daughter

00:43:43Everything, even the half of my kingdom

00:43:49You swear it, Tetrarch

00:43:55I swear it, Salome

00:43:58I swear it, Salome

00:43:59By what will you swear, Tetrarch?

00:44:02By my life

00:44:03By my crown

00:44:05By my gods

00:44:07Whatsoever you desire

00:44:09I will give it you

00:44:10Even unto the half of my kingdom

00:44:14If you will but dance for me

00:44:17Oh, Salome

00:44:19Salome

00:44:20Dance for me

00:44:23You have sworn, Tetrarch

00:44:26I have sworn, Salome

00:44:29My daughter, do not dance

00:44:32Thou wilt be passing fair as queen

00:44:39Salome

00:44:40If it please thee to ask for the half of my kingdom

00:44:44Will she not be fair as queen?

00:44:50Ah!

00:44:53Ah!

00:44:55It is cold here

00:44:57There is an icy wind

00:45:02And I hear in the air

00:45:05Wherefore do I hear in the air

00:45:08This beating of wind

00:45:09Ah!

00:45:11One might fancy a bird

00:45:14Huge black bird

00:45:16That hovers over the terrace

00:45:19Why can I not see it?

00:45:21This bird, the beat of its wings is terrible

00:45:25The breath of the wind of its wings is terrible

00:45:27It is a chill wind, nay, but it is not cold

00:45:31It is hot

00:45:33Ah!

00:45:37I am choking

00:45:40Pour water on my hand

00:45:41Give me snow to eat

00:45:43Loosen my mantle, quick

00:45:45Quick, loosen my-

00:45:46May leave it

00:45:48It is my garland that hurts me

00:45:50My garland of roses

00:45:52As the flowers are like fire

00:45:54They burn my fire

00:46:23No it is...

00:46:25You've been gone

00:46:25ventilation

00:46:25I am lost

00:46:25That was my nobils

00:46:25I can breathe now how red those rose petals are they are like stains of blood

00:46:34on cloth oh that does not matter you must not find symbols in everything you see

00:46:44it makes life impossible it were better to say that stains of blood are as

00:46:53lovely as rose petals were better far to say that we will not speak of this now I am

00:47:04happy

00:47:08I am passing happy have I not a right to be happy your daughter is going to dance for

00:47:19me will you not dance for me Salome you have promised to dance for me I will

00:47:24not have her dance I will dance for you Tetra you hear what your daughter says

00:47:32she is going to dance for me oh you do well to dance for me Salome and once you

00:47:40have danced for me forget not to ask of me whatsoever you will whatsoever you will

00:47:47I will give it you even unto the half of my kingdom I have sworn it have I not you

00:47:55have sworn it and I have never broken my word I am not of those who break their

00:48:01oaths I know not how to lie I am a slave to my word and my word is the word

00:48:08of a

00:48:08king the king of Cappadocia always lies but he is no true king he is a coward also he owes

00:48:20me money he

00:48:21will not repay he has insulted my ambassadors he has spoken words that were wounding but Caesar will

00:48:28crucify him when he comes to Rome I am sure Caesar will crucify him yet will he die if not

00:48:36being eaten

00:48:38of worms the prophet prophesied well Salome wherefore dost thou tarry I'm waiting until my slaves bring

00:48:48perfumes to me and the seven veils take off my sandals ah you are going to dance with naked feet

00:49:00oh tis well oh tis well you little feet you little feet will be like white doves they will be

00:49:09like

00:49:09little white flowers that dance upon the trees no no she's going to dance on blood there is blood spilt

00:49:17on the ground she must not dance on blood it were an evil omen what is it to you whether

00:49:22she dance on

00:49:23blood or not now has waited deep enough therein what is it to me ah look at the moon she

00:49:34has become red

00:49:36she has become red as blood the prophet prophesied truly he prophesied that the moon would become red as

00:49:47blood do ye not see it oh yes i see it well and the stars are falling like ripe figs

00:49:54are they not

00:49:56and the sun has become black like a sackcloth of hair and the kings of the earth are afraid

00:50:03that at least one can see the prophet for once in his life was right the kings of the earth

00:50:08are afraid

00:50:10let us go within let us go within you are sick they will say at rome that you are mad

00:50:16let us go within i

00:50:17tell you who is this who cometh from eden who is this who cometh from basil whose raiment is dyed

00:50:27with purple

00:50:28who shine it the beauty of his garments who walketh light it is the lord let us go within the

00:50:40voice of that

00:50:41man muddens me i will not have my daughter dance while he is continually crying out i will not have

00:50:46her dance while you look at her in such a fashion in a word i will not have her dance

00:50:52do not rise my wife

00:50:54my queen it will avail thee nothing i will not go within till she hath dance dance salome dance for

00:51:08me my daughter

00:51:11do not dance

00:51:16i'm ready tetra

00:51:39i'm ready to go

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00:54:41I shall give thee whatsoever thy soul desire.

00:54:49What wouldst thou have?

00:54:54Speak.

00:54:56I would that they presently bring me in a silver charger.

00:55:00In a silver charger?

00:55:04Surely, yes, in a silver charger.

00:55:07She is charming, is she not?

00:55:11But what would you have them bring you in a silver charger?

00:55:15Tell me the thing.

00:55:16Whatsoever it may be, I will give it to you.

00:55:19My treasures belong to thee.

00:55:24What is it, Salome?

00:55:30The head of Yochanan.

00:55:35That is well said, my daughter.

00:55:38No, no, Salome, you do not ask me that.

00:55:43Do not listen to your mother's voice.

00:55:45She is ever giving you evil counsel.

00:55:49Do not heed her.

00:55:50Do not heed my mother.

00:55:51It is for my own pleasure that I ask for the head of Yochanan on a silver charger.

00:55:56You've sworn, Tetra.

00:55:57Forget not, you hath sworn an oath.

00:55:59I know I have sworn by my gods.

00:56:03I know it well.

00:56:05But I pray you, Salome, ask of me something, Al.

00:56:09Ask of me the half of my kingdom, and I will give it to you.

00:56:13But ask not of me what you have asked of.

00:56:16I ask of you the head of Yochanan.

00:56:18No, no, I do not wish it.

00:56:21You've sworn, Herod.

00:56:22Yes, you have sworn.

00:56:24Everybody heard you.

00:56:24You swore it before.

00:56:25Be silent.

00:56:26It is not to you I speak.

00:56:29Oh, my daughter does well to ask the head of Yochanan.

00:56:32He has covered me with insults.

00:56:34He has said monstrous things against me.

00:56:36One can see she loves her mother well.

00:56:39Do not yield, my daughter.

00:56:41He has sworn.

00:56:42Be silent.

00:56:44Speak not to me.

00:56:49Come, Salome, be reasonable.

00:56:52I have never been hard to you.

00:56:54I have ever loved you.

00:56:56It may be that I have loved you too much.

00:56:59Therefore, ask not this thing of me.

00:57:02This is a terrible thing.

00:57:04This is an awful thing to ask of me.

00:57:08Surely, I think that you are jesting the head of a man that is cut from his body.

00:57:15Ugh.

00:57:16It's ill to look upon, is it not?

00:57:19It is not me that the eyes of a virgin should look upon such a thing.

00:57:25What pleasure can you have in it?

00:57:27None?

00:57:28No, no.

00:57:31Harken to me.

00:57:33I have an emerald.

00:57:34A great round emerald which Caesar's minion sent me when you look through this emerald.

00:57:41You can see things which happen at a great distance.

00:57:44Caesar himself carries such an emerald when he goes to the circus.

00:57:49Only my emerald is larger.

00:57:51I know well it is larger.

00:57:54It is the largest emerald in the whole world.

00:57:57You would like that, would you not?

00:58:02Ask it of me.

00:58:03I will give it to you.

00:58:05I demand the head of Yochanan.

00:58:07You are not listening.

00:58:08Salome, you are not listening.

00:58:11Suffer me to speak.

00:58:13The head of Yochanan.

00:58:14No, no, you would not have that.

00:58:17You say that to trouble me.

00:58:20Because I have looked at you all this evening.

00:58:24It is true, I have looked at you.

00:58:27Your beauty troubled me.

00:58:30Your beauty has grievously troubled me.

00:58:34And I have looked at you too much.

00:58:36But I will look at you no more.

00:58:39Neither at things nor at people should one look.

00:58:45Only in mirrors should one look.

00:58:48For mirrors do but show us masks.

00:58:54Oh, bring wine.

00:58:56I thirst.

00:58:58Salome, come, let us be friends.

00:59:01What would I say?

00:59:02What was it?

00:59:03I forgot.

00:59:04Ah, yes.

00:59:08Nay, but come nearer, Salome.

00:59:11I fear you will not hear me.

00:59:18You know my white peacocks.

00:59:21My beautiful white peacocks that walk in the garden

00:59:26between the myrtles and the tall cypress trees.

00:59:29Their beaks are gilded with gold.

00:59:32And the grains that they eat are gilded with gold also.

00:59:35And their feet are stained with purple.

00:59:38When they cry out, the rain comes.

00:59:42And the moon shows herself in the heavens

00:59:45when they spread their tales.

00:59:47Two by two they walk in the garden

00:59:51between the black myrtles and the cypress trees

00:59:54and each has a slave to tend it.

00:59:58I will give them all to you.

00:59:59I have but a hundred.

01:00:02Only you must lose me from my oath.

01:00:06You must not ask of me that which you have asked of me.

01:00:10I demand the head of Yochanan.

01:00:13Well said, my daughter.

01:00:15As for you, you are ridiculous with your peacocks.

01:00:18Be silent!

01:00:21You cry out always!

01:00:24You cry out!

01:00:26Like a beast of prey!

01:00:28You must not!

01:00:30Your voice!

01:00:32Your voice?

01:00:38Where is me?

01:00:41Be silent, I say.

01:00:49salome think of what you are doing this man comes perchance from god he is a holy man

01:01:00the finger of god has touched him god has put into his mouth terrible words in the palace

01:01:10as in the desert god is always with him at least it is possible one does not know it is

01:01:17possible

01:01:18that god is for him and with him furthermore if he died a misfortune might happen to me

01:01:28in any case he said that the day he dies a misfortune will happen to someone that could

01:01:36only be me remember i slipped in blood when i entered also i heard in the air the beating

01:01:43of wings the beating of giant wings these are very evil omens and there were others i am

01:01:50sure there were others though i did not see them salome you do not wish a misfortune to

01:02:00happen to me you do not wish that then listen to me give me the head of yokonai you are

01:02:10not

01:02:10listening be calm be calm i am calm i am quite calm listen i have jewels hidden in this place

01:02:28jewels jewels that are marvelous i have a collar of pearls set in four rows that are like unto moons

01:02:38chained with rays of silver they are like fifty moons caught in a golden net on the ivory of her

01:02:45breast

01:02:45a queen has won it thou shalt be as fair as a queen when thou wast it salome i have

01:02:52topazes

01:02:53yellow as are the eyes of tigers i have opals that burn always with an ice-like flame opals that

01:03:03make

01:03:03sad men's minds and are fearful of the shadows i have sapphires big like eggs and blue is blue flowers

01:03:13the sea wanders within them and the moon comes never to trouble the blue of their waves i have chrysalides

01:03:20lights and barrels and chrysalides and rubies i have sardonyx and hyacinth stone stone of chalcedony

01:03:31and i will give them all to you and other things will i add to them the king of the

01:03:39indies has but even now

01:03:41sent me four fans fashioned from the feathers of parents and the king of numidia a garment of ostrich

01:03:52feathers i have a crystal into which it is not lawful for a woman to look nor may young men

01:03:59behold it

01:04:00till they have been beaten with rods in a coffer of nacre i have three wondrous turquoises

01:04:08he who wears them on his forehead can imagine things which are not and he who carries them in his

01:04:16hand

01:04:18can make women sterile

01:04:22these are great treasures salome these are treasures above all price these are treasures without price

01:04:34but this is not all

01:04:38in an ebony coffer i have two cups of amber that are like apples of gold if an enemy pour

01:04:50poison into

01:04:50these cups they become like an apple of silver

01:04:57in a coffer encrusted with amber i have sandals encrusted with glass i have mantles

01:05:09brought here from the land of the series bracelets decked about with carbuncle and with jade that come

01:05:18from the city of euphrates what desires thou more than this sad man and tell me the thing that thou

01:05:27desires too i will give a thing all that thou asked i will give thee

01:05:36save one thing

01:05:41i will give thee all that is mine

01:05:49save one life

01:05:54i will give thee

01:05:57the mantle of the high priest

01:06:01i will give thee the veil of the sanctuary

01:06:16give me the head of yoganond

01:06:56Let her be given

01:06:58what she asks

01:07:03For all the truth

01:07:06She is her mother's child

01:07:12Who has taken my wing

01:07:18There was a wing on my right hand

01:07:22Who has drunk my wine

01:07:26There was wine in my cup

01:07:29It was full of wine

01:07:32Someone has drunk it

01:07:39Surely some evil will befall someone

01:07:46Wherefore did I give my oath

01:07:51Kings ought never to pledge their word

01:07:56For if they keep it not

01:07:58It is terrible

01:08:00And if they keep it

01:08:02It is terrible also

01:08:05My daughter has done well

01:08:10I am sure

01:08:14That a misfortune will happen

01:08:39Why does he not cry out?

01:08:42This man

01:08:45If any man sought to kill me

01:08:47I would cry out

01:08:49I would struggle

01:08:50I would not suffer

01:08:56Strike!

01:08:58I tell you

01:09:04He has let his sword fall

01:09:07He is afraid

01:09:08This slave

01:09:09He dare not kill him

01:09:11He is a coward

01:09:12This slave

01:09:13Let soldiers be sent

01:09:16Come hither

01:09:16Thou wilt a friend

01:09:18Of him who is dead

01:09:18Is it not so?

01:09:20Well I tell you

01:09:20There are not dead men enough

01:09:21Get ye to the soldiers

01:09:22But then go down

01:09:23And bring me the thing

01:09:24That I ask

01:09:25The thing that Tetrarch

01:09:26Has promised me

01:09:27The thing that is mine

01:09:31Hither ye soldiers

01:09:32Get ye into the cistern

01:09:33And bring me the head

01:09:34Of this man

01:09:37Tetrarch

01:09:39Tetrarch

01:09:40Command your soldiers

01:09:41If they bring me

01:09:42The head of Yogan

01:09:42Get on

01:09:44Tetrarch

01:09:45Tetrarch

01:09:46Tetrarch

01:09:47Tetrarch

01:09:50Tetrarch

01:09:51Tetrarch

01:09:54Tetrarch

01:09:55Tetrarch

01:09:56Tetrarch

01:09:58Tetrarch

01:09:59Tetrarch

01:10:01Tetrarch

01:10:02Tetrarch

01:10:03Tetrarch

01:10:06Tetrarch

01:10:07Tetrarch

01:10:09Tetrarch

01:10:37I will not suffer me to kiss thy mouth,

01:10:39Yoganan. Well, I will kiss it now.

01:10:45I will bite it with my teeth as one bites a ripe fruit.

01:10:49Yes, I will kiss thy mouth, Yoganan.

01:10:54I said it, did I not say it?

01:10:57I said it.

01:11:01I will kiss it now.

01:11:07But wherefore dost thou not look at me, Yoganan?

01:11:13Thine eyes that were so terrible, so full of rage and scorn, are shut now.

01:11:18Wherefore are they shut?

01:11:20Open thine eyelids, lift up thine eyes, Yoganan.

01:11:27Are thou afraid of me, that thou wilt not look at me?

01:11:35And thy tongue, that was like a red snake darting poison, it moves no more.

01:11:39It says nothing now, Yoganan.

01:11:40That scarlet viper that spat his venom against me.

01:11:44It is strange, is it not?

01:11:47How is it that the red viper stirs no longer?

01:11:51Thou wouldst have none of me, Yoganan.

01:11:53Thou dost rejects me. Thou dost speak evil words against me.

01:11:57Thou dost treat me as a harlot.

01:12:02As a wanton.

01:12:06Me.

01:12:10Salome.

01:12:13Daughter of Herodias, princess of Judea.

01:12:18Well, Yoganan, I still live.

01:12:21But thou, thou art dead.

01:12:25And my head belongs to me.

01:12:27I can do with it what I will.

01:12:29I can throw to the dogs and to the birds of the air.

01:12:32That which the dogs leave behind, the birds of the air shall devour.

01:12:40Oh, Yoganan.

01:12:44Yoganan, thou art the only man that I have loved.

01:12:49All other men were hateful to me, but thou...

01:12:53Thou art beautiful.

01:12:57My body was a column of ivory set on a silver socket.

01:13:01It was a garden, filled with doves and with silver lilies.

01:13:07It was a tower of silver, packed with shields of ivory.

01:13:13Oh, there was nothing in the world so white as thy body.

01:13:19There was nothing in the world so black as thy hair.

01:13:22And in the whole world, there was nothing so red as thy mouth.

01:13:28My voice was a censor that scattered strange perfumes.

01:13:33And when I looked on thee, I heard a strange music.

01:13:44Wherefore, just thou not look at me, Yoganan.

01:13:49Behind thy hands and thy curses thou dost hide thy face.

01:13:55Thou dost put upon thine eyes the coverings of him who would see his God will.

01:13:59Thou hast seen thy God, Yoganan, but me.

01:14:05Me thou dost never see.

01:14:12If thou hast seen me, thou hast loved me.

01:14:17I saw thee, Yoganan.

01:14:21And I loved thee.

01:14:25Oh, how I loved thee.

01:14:31I loved thee, Yoganan.

01:14:34Oh, how I loved thee.

01:14:41I am a thirst for thy beauty.

01:14:44I am hungry for thy body.

01:14:46Neither wine nor fruits can appease my desire.

01:14:52What shall I do now, Yoganan?

01:14:56Neither the great waters nor floods can quench my passion.

01:15:01I was a princess, thou didst scorn me.

01:15:05I was a virgin, thou didst take my virginity from me.

01:15:10I was chased.

01:15:12Thou didst fill my veins with fire.

01:15:18Wherefore, didst thou not look at me, Yoganan?

01:15:23Though thou hast looked at me, thou hast loved me.

01:15:30Well, I know thou hast loved me.

01:15:32And the mystery of love is greater than the mystery of death.

01:15:38Love only should one consider.

01:16:01She is monstrous.

01:16:04I don't know.

01:16:07She is altogether monstrous.

01:16:10She is monstrous.

01:16:11In truth, what she has done was a great crime.

01:16:18I am sure that it was a crime against an unknown God.

01:16:27I approve of what my daughter has done.

01:16:31And I will stay here now.

01:16:34Ah.

01:16:36There speaks the incestuous wife.

01:16:40Come.

01:16:43I will not stay here.

01:16:47Come, I tell thee.

01:16:51Surely some evil will befall.

01:16:54No.

01:16:55Manasseh, Issachar, Ozias.

01:16:59Put out the torches.

01:17:01I will not look at things.

01:17:05I will not suffer things to look at me.

01:17:08Put out the torches.

01:17:12Hide the moon.

01:17:15Hide the stars.

01:17:19Come, Herodinus.

01:17:22Let us hide ourselves.

01:17:24In our palace.

01:17:27I begin to be afraid.

01:17:35I've kissed thy mouth, Yoganan.

01:17:39I've kissed thy mouth.

01:17:44There was a bitter taste on thy lips.

01:17:49Was it the taste of blood?

01:17:53Or, perchance, it is the taste of love.

01:17:57For they say that love hath a bitter taste.

01:18:04But what of that?

01:18:08What of that?

01:18:14I have kissed thy mouth, Yoganan.

01:18:21Kill that woman!

01:18:28It's not the same thing to say.

01:18:29It's not the same thing to say.

01:18:33Right now, it's not the same thing.

01:18:35So I'm hoping you get to her.

01:18:36Come after her and hold the other one.

01:18:43Go back.

01:18:45Go back.

01:18:47Go back.

01:18:53Go back.

SALOME_The Biblical story of Salomé, a girl who agrees to perform the "dance of the seven veils" in return for John the Baptist's head on a silver platter.

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