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In the confusion
billions of people,
just one chance down here.
What are you doing?
>> Huh?
>> What are you doing?
I'm taking a book that I'm going to do
>> and I'll take you. Which one do you need?
>> The white one.
>> The white one. There are 500 books in it
white.
>> The white one among the black ones. Me
I can take it alone, sorry
reality.
>> Yes, of course. You know, you'll see how you get it
alone. In your conditions.
>> But what conditions? But then there isn't
we are. Let's get this straight right away. Not
is that for 9 months of pregnancy with all
I can't handle this anxiety, Manuel. Eh,
>> okay.
Look, you want him too, yes
should it be regulated? that there is a
another manual in the oven.
>> Let's hope not. Another like you.
>> Another one?
>> Worse I feel like a female with a head
yours.
>> He's right. That is, she's pregnant. Not at all
he's sick. Let's leave her alone.
>> Yes, let's leave it alone. But it's not strange
that the father doesn't know it yet.
>> What does this have to do with anything? Manuel
>> has something to do with it
>> what?
>> Does it always have something to do with it?
>> Indeed
>> actually. What?
>> Are you? A bit of a relapse.
>> Brava.
>> So guys, don't worry because I do
I don't want to make the same mistake. Go
Well? But I'm so much in love.
How do I do it? Should I talk to him? I have to
clarify with him. Can you do me a favor?
Let's keep this thing between
us a secret. Can it be done?
>> Yes. Yes,
>> promised. Yes.
>> Ah,
it can be done. Mh
>> mh.
>> I see you laughing, idiot.
>> I'm laughing because it's bad. Eh, you do it for me
coffee? You
>> you did it.
But in Cosenza we help, we help.
However, I am available for a second one
now, eh, so
>> perfect, perfect.
>> Here. HI.
>> Hi.
>> But what did you do?
>> Hm. Ah, not here, nothing, a little
motorcycle accident. Luckily
I was going slowly.
>> But I'm sure that's not the right reaction
of some jealous husband.
>> Lobardi, I slavishly observe the
commandment that says do not desire the
other people's woman, therefore almost always.
Oh well, now jokes aside, I do
I find this commandment questionable
because because it implies that the woman is
someone's property. Eh,
>> there you go, well done. Go and explain to Moses that
maybe he goes back up Mount Sinai and
asks our lord another
formulation.
Hello, good work.
>> Hi Dante. HI.
>> Hi Viola.
HI.
>> Oh, sorry. Hi Zena,
>> what do you read? Oh, it's to take a test
for an exam for a university in
America. Difficult stuff. I'm afraid that if
I don't pass it then I'm disgusting, so
I'm really if you don't pass it you the
test that he has to pass?
>> In what sense?
>> In the sense that you are so good, like this
intelligent.
>> Ah, no, no, no, go on, go. No, not
I would like to exaggerate now.
>> Exaggerate.
>> Yes, but I don't want to be rhetorical.
>> Rhetorical, okay, go.
No,
>> that you're so amazing at everything, that is
so sensitive, so deep.
>> Then I must say that you are also very beautiful.
>> Okay, come on, what does that have to do with
the university? This
>> no, nothing, but it's the truth. Um,
that's when I first saw you
I think so, then
>> thanks.
Oh,
gre.
How is it going?
>> Why do you ask?
>> You didn't ask me to pretend like that
you didn't exist.
>> I was wrong, I exaggerated. Excuse me.
I also apologized to Thomas,
really. I am sorry.
>> Forget it, I'm the one who's wrong
always.
Everything I touch gold.
>> But don't say that. It's not true, it's not
true.
>> Simo, though
please.
My life is a mess. It's a mess with
you. It's a mess with Thomas. It's a mess
with my mother.
Did you know about Ordu?
>> What?
>> Of my mother and your father.
They should be read together.
>> What do they do, sorry?
>> They go to bed together
or did they go? I'm confused.
>> Good morning.
>> Good morning.
>> Hello everyone.
>> What did the professor do?
>> But professor, what did they get from him?
>> No, no, little accident. Nothing, nothing
serious, don't worry.
>> Good morning. HI.
>> Eh, no, leave it open that I'm waiting for one
person. Thank you. Go, take a seat.
So guys, today I would like to talk
of a topic
delicate. Today we talk about guilt and
forgiveness.
>> I can
>> Dawn? HI. Yes, come, I was waiting for you.
Look, there's a free desk for you there.
If Ok, welcome. HI. HI. HI.
>> Okay, you've already met, right?
So, we were saying
who among us does not have something to
blame yourself? No, we blame ourselves for
something we did and wouldn't have
had to do or for something that didn't
we did and we should have done,
right?
>> Yes, he wants to.
>> Eh, forgiving is difficult, it's complex,
It requires courage and forgiving ourselves
even more.
One of the women spoke about all this
most enlightened philosophical minds of the
900. His name was
Anna
Arent.
German Jew
he reflected on the Nazism he made of
her and millions of people, like
I guess you know, an exile, one
persecuted. in his work more
important that it's called and I have it
here,
The banality of evil,
she describes the process in great detail
to the Nazi officer
Adolf Eich
who was one of the perpetrators
of the holocaust, the extermination of the
Jews, as you know,
she connects evil
absolute
with the methodicalness of Aman in the
in performing it, as if it were normal
employee of a waste management company,
only in this case waste
they were human beings, millions of beings
humans and not just Jews, homosexuals,
in short, we know what it was
the holocaust
in another of his works called Vita
active, despite having been a victim
of the holocaust, of the horror, it gives
great space and importance to
word forgiveness and writes
an ear. Here it is. This is one
fundamental phrase. So, the purpose of the
forgiveness means healing the people involved.
The sins, until we have forgiven,
we have not forgiven ourselves, they do not make us
free, they keep us nailed there,
unable to move forward,
incapable of living. M
>> Leo,
>> hello. Hello,
>> how are you?
>> Good. You?
>> Good. How come here?
>> I'm studying privately to give the
maturity.
>> Do you give the diploma? Oh my God, she's beautiful
news. And then I heard you work
also in the bookshop at Anita's.
>> Yes, yes, yes. But today I was here because
Dante invited me to a lesson.
>> M Are you okay?
>> Yes,
>> safe?
>> Yes, yes, yes. It was nice.
>> What was the lesson about?
Guilt and forgiveness.
>> Guilt and forgiveness.
Leo,
there's something I never told you.
That evening Gabriella and I were
together. We took the stuff
together, I gave it to him, you know? If
If I hadn't, maybe he would
still here.
Oh God, sorry, sorry, Leo. Sorry,
sorry. Dawn,
>> come on.
>> Oh, that this whole scene is for euros? I'll give it to you
I give. You
>> No, no, it's not about the euro, eh. Why?
Do you want to know the latest great achievement of
my father?
The last one is the principal? Yes, principal, as well
Greta's mother, by the way, does not have
didn't even finish the quarter
immediately immediately.
>> In fact he could have waited, I don't think so
not even the moment.
>> What time is it, sorry?
>> It's time to end it, right? Sta
always in the chair to pontificate on the good,
on evil, on guilt, on forgiveness. Then
has the most active sex life of
ours, or not?
>> Yes, I get pissed off about that, in fact. But it is
It's always been like this, right?
>> Yes, but it's not good, it's not good. Simo,
huh? Where is he?
>> I'm going. Hi Dante.
>> Hi. Good work.
>> Ah! Ah! Sorry, Prof Manuel, you have to
you know it. We are here in your absence
we languished in inner peace and it was
Handsome. But now it's all over, lo
I feel.
>> Is it Lombardi?
>> Yes, yes, it's Lombardi.
>> Do you want to say something?
>> I'd like to have a man's chat to
man. If he can? Yes, certainly. Not there
would be missed.
>> If you know what you're up to
my mother because I don't have her yet
understood.
>> So, what I do with yours
mother, it's our business. Eh, it's not that
I have to answer to you or Simone. Eh, you
I give this information. Parents don't
they live to please or displease
you, they live simply, normally.
>> It's too comfortable than that, professor. It's too much
convenient to make fun of people, or
no? But I don't understand what you mean.
>> What do I mean? I say once
If you talked maybe it would help, right? I have
you have to do everything secretly. She doesn't
talk to my mother, my mother doesn't speak
with her. You don't communicate,
>> Manuel, if you have to tell me something
tell me.
>> I said what I had to say,
>> but maybe you two talk to each other once.
Can you do it once?
Simo,
Everything is OK?
No, I'm asking because all morning
you seem strange to me. If you are still
angry at me, tell me.
>> No, no, I'm not angry with you, it is
my father who does things that Oh well.
>> Alright, eh, listen, come to me later
let's study a little.
>> Yes, yes, okay. Yes, you can, you can
do. We can try. So, I'm coming
I from you.
I am waiting for you. All right. HI. HI.
Can you hear how things are going with your friend?
>> Good. Well. No, good. I'm going to him now
to study in the afternoon.
>> To study?
>> Yes, to study.
>> Yes, to study.
>> Laugh, laugh. But what are you laughing at then? Eh,
I stopped all the
>> Oh, but anyway,
>> do you want to tell me what you did
yesterday?
In what sense? As? In what sense, sorry,
didn't you meet to study?
>> Ah, yes, yes, yes.
I mean, huh
>> yes,
his memory.
>> I knew it
I didn't, that is, I had an intuition. I'm not
managed to study nothing.
>> Did you give buc luna?
>> Matte, you promised me you would
put under to study.
>> But which hole? Look, they're there
gone, huh.
>> Yes, we did everything,
that is, we did everything that
there was something to do.
>> Alright, well, you're a bit nervous
does Virgini assign the roles today?
>> Yes, a little yes.
>> Good morning.
>> Good morning.
>> Good morning.
>> So,
you are ready to embrace yours
destiny?
So, let's start with the protagonists,
of course.
Matteo Sav Santrai
the honor of playing Romeo.
>> Come on. As for Juliet,
instead,
well, I have to say that I was very
undecided
between Laura and Luna, but in the end I opted
for a Juliet perhaps less ready to
level of diction, but with
a more disturbing interiority, with
many secrets, mysteries.
Juliet, do you know, Luna?
No, I don't have any secrets.
>> I'm happy for you after.
>> However you two don't plan on resting
on our laurels because we should work
a lot about your understanding, your
own intimacy. And now let's move on to
other parts. Mercutio!
Hello
>> Dante.
>> But look at what they've done to you. Eh
>> Alba told me about it. But now you have been
crazy, huh.
>> Ah, think that I had deluded myself into being
heroic state. Think about it.
>> Heroic, but crazy. Eh, anyway if the
you look for it isn't there because he asked me for a
couple of days off.
>> No, but I didn't come for Alba. No, no,
I came because Ah, yes. Have you by chance
a copy of responsibility and judgment
of Aent?
>> I don't know, I'll check.
>> Ok, thanks.
Listen, but Manuel has me at school today
made some rather strange speeches.
>> Hm, what are you talking about?
>> I don't know, it was as if he were alluding to the fact
that there was something between you and me
unresolved, unsaid.
>> Do you know how he did it? Talk it out.
>> M You didn't talk to him?
Oh no, he didn't talk to us.
>> No, because just when he talks to you
that becomes so hyper agitated, hyper
excited, even a bit of an asshole if I pass by
the term.
>> Ah, yes, I'll pass it on to you. And anyway, no, not
I talked to him. But it's just that he protects me
for no reason. But here it is.
>> And from what?
>> Eh, well, no reason
there isn't. I order you.
>> What? Ah, the Airet book. No, not
Don't worry, I don't need it anymore anyway
I've already done the lesson.
>> Ah,
so
it was an excuse to see me.
>> Yes.
>> Ah, what have you ever seen?
What was this, Dante?
>> A kiss.
>> Yes, I know it's a kiss. What does it mean?
>> I felt like giving it to you and I gave it to you.
>> Eh, didn't you wonder if me too
went.
>> No, why didn't you like it?
I don't feel like telling you.
>> See you at school. HI. HI.
>> Virginia said to go over the fifth
scene of the first act, the kiss.
>> Yes, but I wanted to start from another
scene, the one on the balcony.
>> Are you nervous?
>> No.
>> Memories
in your opinion
>> we should have told Laura what it is
happened? No, no, absolutely not. But
It must never happen again.
>> Okay.
Davant ready to go out again tonight.
Do you want to save me from there?
Another excuse for the game to be sore
back. With the traffic of Rome there
they need Smart, but you never give up.
>> Do we agree?
>> Lampin cloud one day calmed down.
Give me a kiss.
I don't know bey, I don't know. Sometimes I wish
tell you, isn't that enough? One life is enough
normal. That's enough for me, as long as you come to me
to save.
>> Hi Dante.
>> Hi Leo.
>> What happened? What did you do?
>> No, nothing, little accident. Nothing special
nothing serious.
Thanks for coming. Eh,
a little difficult what I'm about
do. I have waited many years for this
moment. I thought I wouldn't have the
courage, instead we need to look inside
face one's past to a certain
period and I have to do it with you.
Do you remember what Gabriele was like? No.
>> Sure.
>> He was an intelligent boy, he was sharp,
he always had a critical thought on
things, about the world and then he reasoned,
he thought, right? He was strong.
>> No, it was all three of you, you, him and Alba.
>> Yes, but he was more, he was more
intelligent, so he was even more
sensitive and it was
fragile
and he adored you.
Here,
for a professor Dante to be adored is
a responsibility.
You have to know how to handle this
responsibility.
You didn't know how to handle it at the time,
maybe now I've learned, eh, I don't know,
but at the time
you didn't.
I'm finishing, sorry.
Alba ruined her life thinking about
be solely responsible for the death
of Gabriele, because she had been the one to
give him something.
>> Yes, I know, he told me.
>> Well, that's not really the case.
This one is from Gabriele. It was
a few months after his death, his
parents decided to give away some
of his stuff and this fell to me.
I put it among the many memories that
I had him and only after many years I
I noticed that there was one inside
videotape.
The little house is still in here.
Look at her.
It says here that Larent had an affair
important with his professor
of the university.
There are also letters that yes
they wrote.
Look, eh, love results for those who are it
involved such a sweet weight because we
we transform into what we love, though
remaining ourselves.
And then
I love you, that is, I want you to be what
you are.
Nice, isn't it?
What is it?
what's up
that sometimes you're there, sometimes you're not there.
I don't know, I don't understand you, that is, not
I understand what you want.
>> I don't know what I want.
I just know that I don't want to feel bad.
Do you remember at 12 years old when we
seen that horror by you?
Yes,
if we played at being grown ups instead
we stayed up all night for
fear of being killed.
>> Oh God, you collapsed.
I, on the other hand, stayed awake for
protect you.
Ah, yes, yes,
but now we are grown up.
If we are no longer two children that
they play, what are we?
I do not know.
From a glance I would say that
it's just the two of us.
Maybe you convinced me,
said maybe.
This summer I read a book by one
French writer
with a Nizzen.
And it started like this.
I was 20 years old and I will never allow a
no one to say that this is the age anymore
beauty of life.
Yes, certainly. This age is everything more
big. Each pass a bet.
You feel like a God, but at the same time
you are afraid.
Then time slips away quickly and you
you realize that the days are heavy.
Sometimes that weight is unbearable.
What remains of us in the end?
Of our ideas, of our dreams,
any errors?
I don't know, maybe nothing.
I'm making this video because a
one day he will ask himself questions. Because the
questions are important.
My teacher taught me this
philosophy.
The questions we ask ourselves tell us
everything about us. Neon, for example, yes
asks how big the universe is,
how does it continue to expand.
I wonder why we are so alone
in infinite space.
Because we are condemned to chase one
happiness we will never reach?
Why do we exist?
What's the point?
I went to look for you first, Professor.
But she wasn't at home, who might be
at the library or at the cinema.
However it was a coincidence that there was no
we were able to talk
one last time.
Maybe Voltero is right to say that the
case does not exist.
It's really true, professor. Who comes down
too far below the surface
he does it at his own risk,
because what's down there takes away your
breath.
You can't go back up, the current takes you
pushes further and further down to the bottom.
And peace.
I'm tired,
tired of being.
I just wish
close your eyes,
turn your head off
and get it over with.
From what you know about dad,
I heard you talking about it with the
professor.
You said he has another family.
It's true,
Greta. My love, I'm so sorry.
Don't worry,
it doesn't matter, it doesn't change much anyway.
You always gave the gifts.
Yes.
Why?
Why
I thought of
to be able to fill the void he had
left your father.
It was a very stupid thing.
Forgive me, I don't have to forgive you anything,
mom.
You did what you could.
I go.
What are you doing here up at this hour? Not
are you sleeping?
>> Sorry, what is that?
He gave this to me
Leo. It was Gabriele's, you know that boy
that
>> Ah,
>> yes.
>> In all this time I haven't realized it
I don't count for anything, mom.
Not at all.
>> But of what, Dado, of what did you have to
realize?
>> You're the overdose he died from.
>> Yes.
>> It wasn't an accident, he wanted it
him.
>> How?
But how? But who told you?
He told me this in a video that is
in here and I didn't realize it
account. I didn't notice.
And how could you have noticed, sorry? Why
really you?
>> Because I was his professor. Mom,
Maybe I've gone too far. Maybe
I told him about things too big for
him.
>> Is this what philosophy does? No,
>> no, mom.
Philosophy should heal the soul,
don't destroy it.
เ
Leo.
Hey,
>> did you want to talk to me?
>> Yes.
Let's take a walk.
>> Yes, sorry, I insisted, it's just that I had
I need to talk to you.
>> But why here?
>> Because I need to tell you something
important. I wanted to do it in the place
Gabriele's favorite.
Do you remember? I had monopolized that one
bench?
Yes, I remember that. You know how many afternoons
we spent there talking about what
would we have made our future?
>> I would like to talk to you about what you have for me
said yesterday.
>> Yes, listen, if you hate me I understand. Go
well, I hate myself too. I don't do anything else
every day.
>> Gabriele would still be here.
>> He would still be here if it weren't for me.
>> Gabriele chose to kill himself. If
even if you hadn't given him the stuff,
he would have found another way. He would have it
done anyway.
>> And how do you know this?
>> I know. he killed himself.
I'm sorry to tell you this way.
Maybe it's even harder this way for you, not
I know, but you're not to blame. If you have one
It's the same fault I have, the same
that we all have. The fact that not
we got it.
That's all.
>> Ready?
3 du
Oh, hi.
>> Candidates can enter. Please.
>> You're not coming in?
No, I just accompanied a friend
>> Zeno
>> Viola, thank goodness, I thought I wouldn't do it
time.
>> But aren't you at school?
>> And no, I didn't go. I wanted to let you in
good luck.
>> Thanks, but you made a useless run
because I don't take the test anyway.
>> How come you don't? Why
>> I don't. You really did a
empty trip.
>> Wait, I brought you something. Yes.
Coral Horn was more comfortable, though
this.
>> But what
>> brings good luck. Eh,
>> but do you really believe these things?
Of course, this is especially indicated for
American university texts.
>> Viola, go inside, show him who you are.
M.
Brands. Please. You can enter.
>> Listen, how did it go yesterday with
that other one? Have you studied?
>> Yes, quite.
>> Do you know what I think about this whole story?
No, but I know you'll tell me anyway,
so tell me.
>> If you have the opportunity to be happy
with someone because of your paranoia, you are
a [ __ ] Let's say this is the gist
>> that
the message from Greta that says:
"I wish I was a better friend,
but it's too late, sorry."
What the fuck does a message like that mean?
I don't know, but it doesn't look good. Then
too late for what? Sorry, try it on
call.
>> The user you called is reachable.
The prize.
>> Did you understand now?
>> Yes, I received a message
worrying from Greta.
>> What message? This
But did you call her?
>> Yes, he doesn't answer. The phone is off the hook.
And have you seen the mother?
>> No.
>> Eidio, do you know where you got it?
>> Eh, it was in his office. It arrives
early this morning.
>> Eh, I'll go. I'll go there.
>> Yes. Oh, I'll try again.
>> No, okay, but it's madness. But I do
tell me how do I do it without those funds?
But we can't keep cutting up
everything. But it's not
>> it's important. Excuse me.
>> Dante was the ministry.
>> I know, but it's important. It's about
Greta. You saw her this morning
>> Greta's? Not me this morning. When they are
When she came out she was asleep. I spoke to him last night.
Why?
>> And how were you last night? It seemed to you
normal?
>> No, it wasn't normal. It was sad. A lot
sad. Can you tell me what's happening?
>> So, maybe I'm exaggerating, but
I think it's time to go home to
see how he is. Yes, certainly. Let's go,
let's go up.
>> Yes, come.
>> Greta,
>> Greta,
>> Greta,
these are the pills she takes
to sleep. The packaging is
completely empty. You have an idea of
where could she have gone?
>> But no, I don't know.
>> I'm calling Simona.
>> God believe you did.
>> I'm calling Simona.
>> Pa, ready,
>> Simone, we are at Greta's house, but her
there isn't. And, what's more, there is a package
of sleeping pills that she uses
>> to sleep which is empty. You have an idea
Where could she have gone from?
Think about it carefully because it is important.
>> No, I have no idea. No, me neither.
>> But maybe a place where you went
together that she told you about.
>> He told me about the bridge
music, so maybe there, I don't know.
>> See you there, maybe they know where it is.
>> Okay. If they get to the point of the music,
what do we do?
>> Eh, what do we do? Shall we go too? No,
you have a motorbike out here. Yes, I have it
out here.
>> Okay. How are you coming?
>> Alright, I'll get to you somehow.
>> Okay, let's do this. You go in
bike, I'm staying here. Come on, listen, you
I'll call. All right. Hold the phone
turned on, please. M.
It's over there.
>> Greta,
>> Greta,
>> Greta,
>> Greta,
>> Greta.
Greta,
>> Greta,
>> Greta, love, can you hear me?
>> Greta,
>> I'm sorry.
>> Let's get him to the hospital, guys.
Help me.
>> Yes, yes, yes.
>> Come on,
>> come on.
>> Go,
>> Greta, love, we have arrived, we are
arrived. Now there are doctors.
Love, Greta, please,
>> watch out, I'll be right back.
>> Hurry up, please, please, please
please.
>> How many neerites?
>> The whole package.
>> How long?
>> And we don't know. The word doorman.
You're through, huh?
Until we meet again. Until we meet again. In the mouth of
wolf. Eh,
>> thanks.
>> So, how did it go?
Eh, it was pretty difficult
Anyway. But, I mean, I owe you
thank you because without you there is no
I wouldn't even try. At least one now
possibility of going to study
I have it abroad next year.
>> Well, then let's hope it went
good, even if I don't do jumps
joy at the thought of you on the other side
of the world.
>> After everything you've done, no
do you want me to pass the test? No, that is, yes,
of course, of course I want it to pass, though
here America is not property and I am you
in short, we will never see each other again. This one
I would be very sorry.
>> There are those machines that fly by
from one place to another they are called
planes?
>> Yes, I don't know what they are, even though I don't have them
never got one. Oh, great. Excellent
opportunity to get started. You do the
travel and I I host you.
>> But how do I support myself there in America?
>> Look at the university in Texas. You could
be a cowboy. I see you. Yes, yes.
Well, but I've been inside for a long time because
don't they let us know anything? It's normal,
they are taking tests. It's normal.
>> Oh, any news on Greta?
No, nothing yet.
Greta Rivalta's mother.
Yes, it's me. We made him one
gastric lavage and now he's under
observation, but I would say her daughter is
out of danger.
>> Oh god, thanks. Thank you. Can I see it?
>> No, he's resting now, but soon
I could come in.
>> Thank you.
Hey! Okay,
>> he's out of danger, he's doing everything well. I have
Do you understand what he does? Just a collapse. Okay,
thank you, thank you, thank you.
>> Come on, let's go get something. Come on.
Of course your father will have made me
gets angry 1 times, but with the
people know what to do.
>> Did you burgle the machine?
>> No, I just took some
sugars so you can make up for it. It seems like
you have lost 10 years of life.
>> No, thanks. I was really closed off
stomach. No,
>> there were two [ __ ] with us.
We were thinking about our own bullshit, not us
we realized that Greta was ill.
>> When I think about how shit I treated her
really.
>> But you because I have to know her too
better.
>> Oh, are you done? But who told you
that Greta did what she did
is it your fault? Maybe he found out
something or something happened to him
along with your bullshit I am
became an avalanche.
>> Yes, but we provoked it.
>> Yes, maybe you caused it, though
you are very lucky that Greta is
still alive and you can apologize to him.
Does it seem like little to you?
Mo tycoon
These little bars made your stomach open.
Anyway I called his
psychologist. Yes, because maybe he can
help figure out how to put it back together
the shards.
That is, if it wasn't for you
now I wouldn't even have those to
put back together.
>> I didn't do anything.
>> No, no, you were the first to understand
what he wanted to do.
>> Yes. Late. But yes.
>> Please, ma'am, you can come in now. Mi
I recommend, eh, it's still very weak.
Yes,
>> thank you very much. Thank you.
Fuck, do you know that Manuel surprised me?
Super profound everything he said
about Greta. Yes, he's good with words,
but don't fall in love with him.
>> Can you tell me why this happened to you?
>> Yes, a third.
>> No, okay, I can't fall in love with him.
I'm in love with you.
>> Why are you telling me like that?
>> Yes, that's right. I threw it away.
so as not to suffer, Simo, because now you
you will tell me that there are your fears, yours
anxieties, your scars and all those
bullshit you say.
>> Why bullshit?
>> Bullshit because life is short, Simo, ed
it's too short to be afraid.
Then this story that we are is enough
just friends. We're not just friends.
>> It's true.
>> What?
We're not just friends.
>> I didn't understand.
>> Do you understand? Did you understand?
>> That is, the fears and paranoia are over
and everything.
>> No, the fears are there and how am I?
point I thought [ __ ] the fears.
>> Well, it seems like a wise choice to me.
Listen, come up to my place and have a coffee.
Coffee?
>> Coffee?
>> Yes, a coffee. Yes.
After you. Star
beau star
you
beautiful star
Viola, the order is arriving
Chinese restaurant.
>> Okay. But this
>> this is a lucky charm. He has it for me
given to Zeno.
>> Zeno?
>> Yes.
>> Well, how nice.
Original, right? Yes.
>> He could have given a bunch of flowers,
instead. Okay, but Zeno is Zeno, then
>> Ah,
he seems like a really nice person,
eh.
>> Yes,
>> yes.
>> Is that if it wasn't for him not
I would have taken the entrance exam
at American University.
>> In what sense?
>> At a certain point I got scared,
I was about to leave and he did
presented and convinced me.
>> Did he convince you, Zeno?
>> Yes, I know.
>> Amazing, huh?
It's incredible, look. Not much more.
You'll see, men will amaze you
very much.
>> You'll see. Speaking of men, with Dante
did you talk to him?
>> No, I didn't talk to him.
I would like to get under a duvet and
wait for things to resolve themselves from
sun.
>> Mature attitude this.
>> No, it's not.
But what if he doesn't take it well?
>> If he doesn't take it well he's crazy and doesn't know
what is lost.
>> But he knows it very well. Actually, second
This is exactly the problem for me.
>> Anita,
do you know what's there? You convinced me. Well done
Dante. HI. Listen, when you came in
bookstore yesterday I
I had to tell you something, but I didn't have it for you
said, something important.
And then, when you can,
Let's take a moment. Oh, please.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Please. Oh god, I did it.
Everything will be fine, you'll see.
It will all be fine.
of Chinese.
Doctor, how are you? He spoke to us
quite well, but he's fine
waiting.
>> Thank you.
>> Goodbye.
>> Goodbye.
>> Hey, love,
how do you feel?
I have a bit of a headache, but fine.
The doctor told me that in his opinion
I would do well to go for a while
clinic where he works,
which would make me feel more protected.
And what do you think?
I don't like clinics, Mom.
I feel alone. Mom,
my love,
love, I'm with you, understand? You don't
you will be alone. Never, never.
You are the most precious thing I have.
>> Good morning.
>> Hi Dante.
>> Hi.
>> Hi.
>> We heard what happened to
Greta. It's terrible.
>> I'm pretty much still down too
shock.
>> Yes, let's say yesterday was one
pretty heavy day.
>> And how is the girl now?
>> No, he's fine. Fortunately. He's fine.
>> And the principal?
>> Eh, I found it a bit tried.
>> And I believe it.
>> How are you?
>> I survive. Excuse me.
>> Dante,
are you really okay?
>> No, I'm fine. Yes, everything perfect. Yes.
Ah, by the way I saw that you sent me
a message, but I didn't have time to
listen to him. What were you telling me?
>> Nothing, there's no rush.
>> There's no rush.
>> Ok, I'm going that that
I have class.
Unfortunately he is now in hospital, there
situation is under control, however
Hi guys.
I guess you know what happened,
no? Yes, absurd.
>> Is it possible that no one noticed?
We actually saw her for 5 hours a day
day every day.
>> Oh well, Greta was strange, though
>> maybe it's our fault if he did
what he did.
>> Unfortunately there is no going back,
mistakes made cannot be made
delete. The only thing we can
to do is to try to
live with it, eh.
So
>> we've already talked about this when we have
Did the lesson on Arent, right?
>> Yes, forgiveness. No,
a fault cannot be denied,
it must be recognized.
Only in this way can we try to change
road and avoid doing it again
the same errors always
the same errors.
>> Is everything okay, professor?
No, everything is not fine.
There are some faults that cannot be done
forgive.
>> But sorry, so everything you have
said last lesson?
What I tell you doesn't always make sense.
Let's talk about it another time, guys.
Sorry,
>> but what
>> now never makes you leave the GL.
>> Let's go. I don't do it.
Egidio, have you seen my father?
>> Oh yes, he passed there
>> Thank you.
What happens?
What are you doing here?
>> I have nothing more to say.
>> What does that mean?
I didn't realize what was going on
happening to Greta.
>> Dad,
no one noticed how he was
Greta, not even me who am her friend.
>> Yes, but I'm his professor.
>> Exactly, you are a professor. You are also a
good professor. You can't take charge
of everyone's problems. Not like that.
>> It had already happened years ago with another
student.
>> I didn't know.
I am sorry.
Do you want to talk about it?
It's been a long time.
Shall we go back to class?
>> But can I?
>> Why not?
>> Because I need a moment of
pause.
>> Yes, okay. Take two days, three
days, what you need.
>> No, two days, three days. No, and
I want to talk to the garrison and pick me up
an expectation,
also because
a professor who has nothing left to do
say what it is for.
And then like this
you are here Christmas any Monday.
Udini
that removes the chains from the world after all.
Deception is not deception.
It's just madness,
a leap in the wind,
an hour in space, a point in time.
A day that goes away, an appointment,
a perfect beat
which lasts a moment.
Wowow!
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