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After the tragic events and
painful memories that

have shaped his life,

Corrado Cattani enters a monastery

where he meets Abbot Lovani,

a powerful man who for some time
has lived shut off from the

world spending his retiring
years in meditation and prayer.

Corrado slowly begins to find
peace again,

when one day American federal
agent Bert Di Donato visits him.

Di Donato is on the tracks of a
massive international arms dealer,

Kemal Yfter,
who is conducting business

with a man that Corrado knows
quite well: Gianfranco Laudeo.

Di Donato convinces Corrado to meet
with Laudeo in a Milanese prison

to persuade him to reveal the
details of Yfter's business affairs.

Corrado comes close to revealing
Laudeo's crimes

and leads Laudeo to arrange the
kidnapping of a young girl, Greta,

the daughter of Carlo Antinari,
a banker,

also implicated in these business
affairs by immoral activity.

Once Corrado realises he is also
putting the life

of a young girl at risk, he saves
the girl with an act of great courage

and reunites her with her family.

On this occasion, Corrado meets
the family of Carlo,

his wife Anna and their eldest
daughter Giulia

who seems instantly attracted
to his personality:

his surliness and strong
silences.

There is a further ambiguous
character that also

revolves around the life of the
Antinari family:

the managing director of the
bank, Dino Alessi.

The Octopus 3

Part Two

- Hello Trattoria "Gallo d'oro".
- Hello

I would like...

would like to see the restaurant,
it's to do... with a wedding.

- Could I have the address please?
- Lungolago Bellagio 76.

Thank you.

So, how is it you've decided
to call me?

I thought you were still annoyed
with me.

To tell you the truth...

...the last time we met I thought
you'd had enough of this town.

I've met a woman who seems a little
interested in me.

What's she like? Blonde? Brunette?

She's blonde. Blonde with blue
eyes.

I gave her a present yesterday.
A dog.

- A dog?
- Yes, a dog.

What kind of present is that?
It's unheard of!

Women go crazy for diamonds!

- What will she do with a dog?
- Play with it.

You Italians! Unbelievable.

Only a genius can work you out!

Ah, a perfect man: polite, well
mannered.

He'd be away every now and then,
doing the rounds I believe.

But yesterday... when I saw him
on TV with that huge pistol

pointed at the girl, well, I
just didn't want to believe it.

- Why did he leave his job?
- He said he'd found a better job.

- Can we see his room?
- Yes. Of course.

While keeping that girl hostage
he rang your number.

- And what does that mean?
- Perhaps he wanted your help.

- But don't think that we...
- No, I'm not thinking anything.

So why did he ring this place?

Perhaps he was trying to get in
touch with Marie.

And who is Marie?

One of... our permanent guests.
She had a room upstairs.

But, after they arrested her
friend she disappeared.

- Is this the man's suitcase?
- Yes

That's where he kept his accounts.
He was obsessed by figures.

He had studied accounting.

It might've held the account for
the kidnapping.

Perhaps he was calling Marie to
have her destroy the paperwork.

We must find out how this phone
number relates to the events.

It won't be easy, but the job
must be done.

- Here again?
- Just as well, I was about to leave.

I thought you'd already left.

Do you have something important
to tell me?

Yes. I've come to... make one last
attempt for that interview.

You are stubborn.

It's a family defect. I'm like
my grandfather.

And you've overcome it?

Just about.

OK, so where's this interview
taking place?

- Seriously?
- Sure.

Come on. Quick, before you
change your mind.

Please.

Mr Cattani, can I ask, how did
the events of your personal life

influence your decision to intervene
that day at the station?

Well, influence, I'm not sure about,
perhaps they did

but I prefer not to speak about
my personal life.

Let's say each of us would have
done something to

save that young girl's life.
Don't you agree?

Were you afraid when you entered
that bar?

Look, they've been threatening
to kill me for years.

I've since become used to that
idea,

but perhaps they're pretending
to want to kill me.

Yes, that's it. I think...

They have understood the way to
get to me is just to leave me...

alive.

And alone.

And what do you do about it?

I wait.

Each time I hear a knock at the
door I think

"OK, this is it!"

and so, by some stupid instinct
I grab my gun and...

It's just an instinct, a shock...

Perhaps it would be better to
invite them in,

make them a coffee,

and then offer my head... to
their guns.

In fact, to take real advantage
of the situation I should say,

here I am, in Milan, at the
Pensione Aurorae

Call me... come and get your
coffee and then...

...well, shoot.

In short, at this moment, are
you...

...challenging your enemies?
- Of course.

One in particular, one from
whom I'm waiting

on an answer, a very important
answer... within four days.

Son of a bitch! He's lost his
mind!

Actually, if you allow me...

I can inform this person of a
telephone number.

The number is 6974357.

I repeat: 6974357.

Officer! Officer! Officer!
You, shut up!

What's happened? I want to speak
with my lawyer.

That went well, don't you think?

How is it that you had so much to
say earlier, but now... all quiet?

Because I've nothing to say.

Can you?

- May I invite you to dinner?
- How is Greta getting along?

Well. Every night she goes to
sleep hanging on to your little dog.

She's so sweet.

It must have been a real shock
for you...

...very painful to find out...

Especially for our mother, in
fact, ever since Greta was born,

she has never been the same.

I even get the feeling that things
aren't going well for my father.

With all the money you have, why
do you work as a journalist?

I like it. Also, it was the advice
of my grandfather that led to it.

I've studied away from home for
a while.

First economics, in England,
and then in the United States.

So to gain some experience my
grandfather thought the work might

help my confidence, toughen me up.

Because, you see, I'm naturally
rather shy.

- I'd never believe it.
- No? Then my grandfather was right.

This profession has done me good.

Listen... I wanted to say...

Nothing, really... well, one day
I'd like to say hello to Greta.

Yes, sure. But I did just invite
you to dinner.

Yes, It's been such a long time
since I've been out with a woman,

and usually I do the inviting.
- Well then, invite me.

But where were you planning on
taking me?

Here we are.

So, how much does a journalist
earn these days?

The house was a gift from my
grandfather.

- Where does he live?
- In Taormina. In a large hotel.

Why a hotel? Doesn't he have
a house?

Well, actually he has plenty of
houses,

but he prefers it this way. He
says he prefers to be waited on.

Well, this is an upper class
defect. Is it also one of yours?

I'm not even rich. It's just
me and my work.

Sure, but you must own something,
say...

...some interests in your
father's bank.

Of course, sure, but I've never
paid any attention to it.

Let's not start now. Would you
like a drink?

Sure. And that necklace?

This one? It was a gift from my
mother. Beautiful isn't it?

You don't think it dangerous
going out wearing

something that costs... well,
I don't know... millions of lire?

I like wearing things that
sparkle.

What's the matter? Your hands
are cold.

It must be... must be my hunger.

I'll make you something to eat.

You're listening to a classic
of the jazz era,

hoping to bring some
delight to our listeners.

Cattani?

He's out... I don't know when
he'll be in.

Excuse me, I said I don't know
when he'll be in.

I'll wait for him.

What's up? Why are you looking
at me that way?

Eh... nothing

How long has it been since you
last ate?

You sound like my mother. She
worries each time she sees me eating.

- She always thinks I'm pregnant.
- Could that be possible?

No, recently they have invented
methods of preventing pregnancy.

But you might not be aware of that...

...because you seem a bit out
of touch with reality.

Excuse me a moment.

Hello?

Yes.

Yes, so...

My answer for tonight is...

Bishop... in A4.

Nice move!

It was worth trying to reach you.
I did well.

So, are you thinking of coming
here?

I'm feeling lonely

and I need to speak to you at
least once a day.

Yes. You're right Grandad.
Forgive me.

You know very well that I don't
like people excusing themselves.

And anyway, I can tell by your
voice that you're not alone.

- Who's there with you?
- A friend.

- Is he cute?
- Mmm... not bad.

Do you as you please, but don't
let him sleep there.

It's best not to let men get too
used to a good thing.

I'll call you tomorrow... as soon
as I have thought of a trap

to render your insolent
bishop harmless.

- OK, goodnight Grandad.
- Sleep well. Goodnight.

- Bye
- See you tomorrow.

That was my grandfather...

It was he, who started the first
bank in our family.

His father built ships,

and he had small fleet that
traded in the Mediterranean.

We're from the South.

Did you know we have a small
island off the Sicilian coast?

It's called Semio.

It's all ours and there is even
a tiny cemetery just for us.

When one of the family dies
then off we go in our boats,

to see them buried there.

After all, we are all family, a
very old-fashioned family

- Even your father? Old fashioned?
- Yes, well, not really.

To tell the truth I think my
father is a little different.

If he could choose, I think he'd
have liked to play the piano.

Will you stay the night here?

What's the matter? Afraid you
might jeopardise something?

No.

So, then you don't like me?

I like you very much.

And you're not so bad either.

In fact, during that interview
you were very handsome.

If you come by the studio tomorrow
I'll show you the recording.

Ok, for tonight I'll let you go.
Happy with that?

But I'd like to see you tomorrow
... Is six ok for you?

I can't tomorrow.

One never says 'Tomorrow night I
can't' to a girl that invites you.

One says: 'Oh, I'm so sorry, but...

...tomorrow I have an unbreakable
deadline'.

Unbreakable?

One really says that?

I'm so sorry, but I can't
tomorrow night

you see I have an... important
deadline-

Actually, an unbreakable deadline.

Is that right?

The day after?

Please say yes! Come on, say yes!

You should have seen his face
when he realised!

He was so surprised!

And for the night owls listening
to our program

tonight is followed by another
60's classic for you

Bert sent me.

- What for?
- Bert saw you on TV.

According to him you seemed a
little crazy.

In any case, he wanted to let
you know he isn't angry...

he even suggested it may be an
idea I keep an eye on you.

- What's your name?
- Bob. But friends call me "Chioccia"

Listen, "Chioccia" I don't need
to be nursed on this.

Alright. Well, at least take
this book, ok?

It's a present from Bert.

I already have a book to read.

Bert knows that, but he thinks
this book could help you sleep.

Ok.

Some guy brought it over. It's
the edit of the shots you requested.

No, I didn't request any shots...

They said if you want the proofs to
go to the address on the envelope.

- It's in the Oggiaro district.
- Thank you.

And so, you want to be in films
do you?

- Do you think you're up for it?
- I don't know...

It's ok, there's no need to be
nervous, and it's only an audition.

Let's see what you can do. Let's
start by taking your clothes off.

Don't be afraid, it's just us.
Are you shy?

Come on. Let me see what you've
got.

Don't stop now, keep undressing.
Don't be shy.

- Is it true that you sing
- Yes... a little.

- So then, sing.
- Now, like this?

Of course, just to hear your voice!
Come on, show some strength.

Sing! Sing! Give it some passion.
Oh, I love women with passion!

I've come a little before six...
is that ok?

Listen... can you come with me to
the Oggiaro disctrict?

Why? Has something happened?

Look I really need to see
somebody, do you mind?

Alright

Let's go.

- I'll be back soon.
- Will I come with you?

No, no... there's no need. I'll be
back in a flash. Wait here for me.

Quiet!

Good.

Now just walk!

Giulia

Giulia!

Look at that! Would you like
to finish up in there?

You could have a lovely acid
bath!

How about a little fun? How
about it?

Tell your father to treat his
friends properly.

He knows what he has to do.
Got it?

Giulia!

Stop! Stop!

Giulia! What have they done to
you? What's happened?

Oh my head, it's spinning.
I'm shaking...

Let me help you.

No, leave me. I'll do it.

- Up you get, don't be embarrassed.
- Oh, who cares anyhow.

Here, give it to me.

Ah, I'm hurting all over.

- Let me switch it off.
- No, please leave it on.

Try and get some sleep.

Yes, but can you stay, stay here,
I don't want to sleep alone.

Alright.

Are you hurt?

Why did they do this to you?
What did they want from you?

I don't know. I think they want
to blackmail my father.

but I don't know why.

Oh help us, Corrado.

- Help me.
- Yes, yes, I'll help.

But first you need to get some
sleep. Promise me.

Stay with me... stay with me.

Hello, I'm after Mr Torri.

Come on. Let me see what you've
got.

Oh, just a little bit more...

You were so beautiful.

But why Mum, why?

It was just another audition.

I was a year or so younger than
you, and I wanted to be an actress.

The movies were my dream.

But your father made it clear
that could never be my life.

Then he asked me to marry him,
and that was that.

But at that time, did you love
him?

Oh yes. You know...

I've always loved him. Always.

But... well, it was different then.

Over the years he changed, he
isolated himself...

With his work, pictures, his
bouts of silence.

I don't know, maybe it was
having Greta, or perhaps...

that we... we weren't ready
for it.

It was...

It was terrible, so painful!

Come on, don't be scared!

Please, switch off the
television!

I'm so ashamed.

Why? But why?

Why have they done this?

It's obviously a warning for Daddy.

First Greta and then me. What they
want from him, I don't know.

His soul... his soul.

How I never wanted you to see
that clip... it was so disgusting.

You weren't the vulgar one,
it was them.

- Are you in pain, my darling?
- No, no, they didn't do much harm.

But they did give me a huge shock.

Do you love me just a little bit?

Yes, of course, Mum, I love you,
I do.

It's just that...

sometimes
I don't quite understand you.

It was so hard for me when I
found out about you and Dad...

I wish you had never seen that
clip, it'll only do you harm.

It feels so humiliating.

There are other things
that are humiliating, Mum.

Up in the mountains
Yum yum yum

The cute dwarfies eat
Yum yum yum

Up in the mountains
Glu glu glu

The cute dwarfies drink
Glu glu glu

Up in the mountains
Zzz zzz zzz

The cute dwarfies sleep
Zzz zzz zzz

You can go home now.

Why do you come in so late at
night? Your eyes are tired.

- Greta?
- She's in bed asleep.

Mum's gone to the theatre with
Dino.

- What have you done to yourself?
- Nothing, a corner was annoyed with me.

What's up? Worries?

I'd like you, your mother and
Greta to go away for a few days.

I'd feel more relaxed.

Why? Because of Greta's kidnapping?

I want to find out who has it in
for us.

- Do you have any suspects?
- Perhaps.

But it's better to keep quiet
around journalists.

We could send Greta to Switzerland
for a while.

No, sorry I won't leave you here
alone,

and you'll find Mum will be the
same.

She often leaves me alone, as
you can see.

The show's over and she isn't
back yet.

I'm sure she forced Dino to stop
for a drink somewhere.

That must be it.

I have to go to Rome. All because
of your husband.

He creates the mess and it's my
turn to get us out of it.

Carlo seems very worried these
days.

Carlo was born worried.

The slightest thing makes him
agitated.

However, he's better than you.

But I like you more than he does.

- How's the girl?
- Not bad. Can you go any faster?

Don't be in a hurry to see
Laudeo.

We've got to talk about a few
things first.

Such as?

You see, that phone number, it's
a number for Laudeo in Rome.

There's still someone working for
him... there is no doubt.

- This whole kidnapping was his idea.
- That pig!

- And that struggle with Giulia!
- Indeed.

It's time we tightened the
noose.

Now you can really scare him.

Threaten to tell the courts what
you know, it risks thirty years...

they don't take children and
kidnapping very lightly.

Forget threats, when I see his
face I feel like strangling him.

There are better ways.

Cattani, what a brilliant find,

but what is the meaning of this
number?

You're finished! I had promised
you 20 years in jail,

but with what I tell the judge,
it's life for you! Officer!

- You're bluffing.
- No bluff, and you'll soon see.

See you in a couple of days.
At nine am.

Carlo, we can't say no! We
need assets!

Do you realise the Hong Kong Bank
is just about bankrupt?

In any case, it's not the first
time we've given a loan like this.

You've known that all along,
you've just chosen to ignore it.

Yes, I know we have accepted the
business of selling arms at times,

but that was always legal, at
least bordering on the legal.

But this time it's different.

I'm not talking about fear, Dino.
This is my instinct.

I don't understand you.

I've never thought of myself as
a man of finance,

this is why I need you,

a man with your business sense.

But, I am a man that 'feels'
things,

and this time I smell the odour
of blood, of death.

It is an odour that hangs over
everything, only one is stronger:

the odour of money.

Well, that's not a bad thing.

Perhaps. But I hate it!

No, it's not worth insisting, or
we'll make things worse.

And as for this Cattani, he does
nothing but create

worries for us. Best to stay calm.

I don't want to stay calm.
I want to get moving, attack!

What are they saying in Rome?

Rome! They're not making themselves
known for the moment.

If I leave Yfter out of the deal
I'm finished - do you get it?

If only I can finalise a deal
of this magnitude,

then I can find someone capable
of getting me out of this place.

This is a delicate moment.

If you ask me, the only option
right now is to let it all go.

Let them finish the deal themselves,
let the dust settle,

and then we can try and get a
hold of the situation again.

Is that what Yfter has told you?
Did he give that advice?

He told Dino.

Which means they've already
decided have they?

They want to carry on without me,
but if they think they can

dump me like this, they are
mistaken!

I don't get it, what are you
saying?

You're one of them. Get out
of here!

Get out of my sight! I don't need
you anymore!

Centre of Peace and Solidarity
for the Third World.

Why warn me about this now?
How long have you known?

- Are you sure?
- Yes, he's decided to talk.

He's summoned him to the prison
tomorrow.

Alright... Yes, I understand.

No, I'll call again in a while.

He has really decided to tell all.

The deal is off.

I won't allow it!

Is there nothing we can do?

Well, you know better than I,
that we're at a dead end.

Laudeo knows my name, your name,
Yfter's name,

the operation and the channels
we are attempting to service.

He knows the operators: buyers
and sellers.

I repeat: is there anything we
can do?

I vote in favour.

And you?

Well, I'd be prepared to vote in
favour if he were to.

I don't like majority votes.

We're either all for it, or we
leave things as they are.

That's right.

However, I need... a moment to
myself.

There's little time sir, we can't
wait.

Alright. So if...

if you could excuse me for a
moment.

Hello, it's me.

It's fine by me. From this point
we can proceed.

- So, everything is in place?
- You deal with the matter,

- but also take on the responsibility.
- Alright.

We're late Sir. Your friend
is in the waiting room.

He'll have to keep waiting. I
want breakfast first.

It's my right isn't it?

Good morning Sir.

Ah, good morning Antonio.

- What's news amongst the free?
- Nothing of great importance.

Naturally. All the important stuff
happens here behind bars.

Are you having breakfast now, or
after your shower?

Pour me a drop of coffee.

I'll have the rest later.

He's sick! Come here!

- It was poisoned! The coffee...
- I'll call the nurse!

The stretcher!
Quickly! Quickly!

Out of the way! Let us through!
Out of the way!

What's happened?

Was he feeling sick?

There's nothing more we can do.
He's dead.

- Excuse me. Is Mr Torri in?
- Yes. Come in.

Tell me the truth: were you
aware that our pushing,

could have forced them to kill
him?

No, if I'd known I would have
stopped it.

The fact they have killed Laudeo
... is of great concern to me.

I was hoping he would have been
able to rise above it.

And now?

And now... the only way of uncovering
who is behind it all,

is to discover who killed him.

Apparently little Greta's kidnapper
revealed Laudeo's name

to Judge Venturi.

This morning's papers are saying
that the Prosecution

will definitely combine the two
investigations.

Why don't you tell the judge
what you know?

Listen Corrado, you know very
well how slow these judges work.

I want to find out what kind of
operation Yfter has

and I want to find out now.

Viviani, the day before the event
you requested a change of shift,

so you could work the morning
shift. Why was that?

Because that afternoon I had to
take my son to camp.

- Couldn't you have sent your wife?
- My wife doesn't drive.

And is it you that prepares the
coffee in the morning?

- Yes, when I'm assigned to it.
- Otherwise?

Well... that kitchen is... reserved
for the prisoners.

But occasionally some of us
officers use it as well.

- Who are these colleagues?
- How could I know them all?

I want to know who, on that night,
could have poisoned that coffee.

Viviani, it would serve you well
to give out those names,

because at this point you're in
a bad place, got that?

- Why?
- Why? Because Laudeo collapsed to

the ground after drinking your
coffee!

So? The same thing happened on
another occasion

when he was unwell. He had
heart problems.

Ah, Mr Cattani, I've been
expecting you.

- Come in, please.
- Thank you.

Why did you wish to meet with
Laudeo in prison?

You must appreciate what one can
gain from

seeing a person behind bars...

a person that ruined your life.

You sought out this man, and this
man, Laudeo, is poisoned

as he prepares to go to an
interview with you.

Do you mind telling me how
you are involved in this story?

I don't know. What am I supposed
to say?

That it was me who poisoned the
coffee?

Cattani, don't make me lose my
patience!

Your honour! Some bad news!

Poor Viviani.

- Good morning. May I?
- And you are?

I'm a police inspector.

- I knew your husband.
- Come in.

- What are you studying?
- American history.

Do you have some money set aside?
Perhaps in the bank?

Well, we always struggled for
money at the end of a month.

In the savings account we had
more or less 300000 lire.

But, Antonio seemed to be quite
prudent. Wasn't he?

It's true. But, he and money
didn't mix.

Sure, if he could have...

Only recently he mentioned
something about a possibility...

a way of making a bit of money.

I don't know...

...perhaps to do with the insurance.
- Insurance?

Fifteen days ago...

he took out a policy with the
World-Wide Insurance Company.

Bert wants to speak with you.

Simms...

A company, World-Wide Insurers,
I want to know all about them.

Owners, members, investors,
shareholders, capital, other links.

I'm leaving for Basel.

We've been told that Yfter arrived
there on a flight from Rome.

Finally, it seems some of the
pieces are coming together.

And we're trying to listen in
on what's being said.

In America we have some discrete
equipment for this type of task.

As for you, try and stay calm
if you can...

you could spend a few days with
Miss Antinari.

What are you doing? Arranging
my private life?

- Do I ask about your private life?
- Well... I'm married.

- I have a six year old: Bert Junior.
- That's original.

My wife named him. I'm not sure
if she's crazy for me or my name.

I know that she wanted two Berts
in the house.

In a couple of years Bert Junior
will have his first Communion,

and we'll be throwing a huge
party for him.

- If you're alive, you're invited.
- Really? Thanks, you're very kind.

- Oh, and naturally Miss...
- Yes, Miss Antinari.

- What is the name of that lady?
- Those are private details.

What are you digging for?

Have you had any luck in finding
something?

Look at this...

Major shareholder: Antinari
Bank 51%% %

- Hi.
- Oh, welcome back!

Weren't we supposed to have a
date three days ago?

Yes, but so much has happened
in three days.

There are telephones you know.
You could have at least called.

Not that I care that much for you,
after all

we only had dinner together
didn't we?

And for just a dinner I can have
them queuing at the door.

Not me though.

Yes, but you could have come by
with...

a bunch of flowers, a box of
chocolates, I don't know, a record.

Whatever it is that men do when
they are apologising to a woman.

I know, you're right. But I actually
came to ask you... a favour.

- What kind of favour?
- It's about a woman...

whose husband has
died in a car accident.

Pardon?

Are you sure?

Yes, yes, I understand.

Thank you. Many thanks. Goodbye.

It was the Director of the
World-Wide Insurance Company.

He said he will settle the account
within the month.

But... we're talking about 500 million
lire.

How is that possible? You said
he was a simple prison officer.

He must have paid a huge price
to agree on a policy.

I don't know. Perhaps he had a
friend loan him the money.

What do you think of that?

Well, I think this man knew he
could die soon.

It's possible. Yes, he was bought.

He agreed to put the poison in
the coffee,

in exchange for that policy.

And then they killed him.

But why does a man have to sell
his life for 500 million lire?

I don't know.

How is this possible? TAL is
crashing.

Less than 4.3 in one day?
How do you explain that?

It's all a consequence of the
listing of petroleum.

The fixing will hit in about
an hour. Do you want to see?

No, wait. I'll think about it.
I'll call again.

Come in.

- Good morning.
- Giulia... this is a surprise!

You never come to the bank.

My, how they all treat me with
such reverence here!

- It's as if I'm heir to a throne!
- You are indeed.

When I can no longer bear the
office, the figures

and these snarling, awful people
you'll have to come here...

and you'll sit in that exact chair
Come over, try it.

No. I'll never do it.
It's too uncomfortable.

Besides, you know I hate banks.

So do I. But it would be an
honour for your grandparents.

Here we are. Just a second
and we're done.

Do you only do work for the
World-Wide Insurance Company?

No, no... I also kill for a living!

- What kind of work do you do?
- I test drive sports cars.

Ah, you'd be wise to get some
insurance!

You may well know that people
like yourself have brief lives.

- Ah, thanks.
- Nothing, don't mention it.

All done.

Do you mind if I leave it running?

I still have seven layers of skin
to inspect.

You can go to the toilet, get
dressed and then go.

Alright.

Childhood illnesses?

Measles.

And rubella.

Nationality?

Italian.

And in case you ask, skin colour:
white.

The four final keys are unique in
the world - only on this piano.

It was all hand-made... every piece.

And do you play it every now and
again?

No, never.

Why have you come?

I've decided to take on a task.

It's about the death of that
officer, the one who was

present at Laudeo's murder...

But, how do you
know it was a murder?

Well, I don't know,
I just believe so.

Isn't it better to wait
for the Judge's findings?

Oh come on Dad! Don't be so
conservative.

It's obvious he was killed isn't
it?

Anyway, I've discovered that this
officer took out

a life insurance policy only
fifteen days before.

- And?
- Do you know how much it was worth?

500 million lire.

He must have been up to something
don't you think?

I don't know anything about it.

I don't think I can help you...

Lung cancer,
multiple metastasis... non-operable.

My God!

He had a tumour!