Portrait of Madame Yuki Page #3
- Year:
- 1950
- 88 min
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How?
Ask Master.
What are you doing?
Who's there?
I'll kill you.
Don't let him escape.
That's enough.
Go back to your rooms.
Go to bed.
You were involved with
that kid.
You wanted to kill me.
Some woman!
Who's the father?
Masaya or that kid?
What are you talking about?!
Don't play innocent.
The doctor told me
you're pregnant.
You wanted to kill yourself.
I'm pregnant?!
The doctor said that?
You didn't know?
I didn't know.
Who is it?
Say his name.
Who could it be but you?
Liar!
That's the truth. I don't lie.
I can't believe it.
Think what you want.
So?
She's not talking.
Is it my child?
You're always like this.
There's no proof.
As long as she doesn't confess,
I can't get rid of her.
Tomorrow I'm going for Ayako.
You will convince Yuki about
the direction of the inn.
I understand.
Have you agreed to the Kyoto
woman taking over the inn?
There's nothing to do.
Nothing to do?
There are limits.
I'm at my wit's end.
I've no strength left to resist.
Ask the Professor for advice.
Do it.
I can't see him anymore.
Why not?
I'm ashamed.
such a sin?
How can I say I'm pregnant by
this man I detest!
Don't make fun of me.
I'm expecting a child.
You're pregnant?
Can you leave for a few
moments?
Madame,
I understand you.
Madame,
tell me the truth.
Tell me what you want to do.
I understand your situation
very well.
Your husband's attitude
toward you...
is unsupportable for us all.
By the way,
I think his name is Masaya.
Don't speak of him.
He doesn't know any of this.
He'll be annoyed.
Don't you fell discomforted?
Madame,
be courageous.
No one will reproach you
if you leave with your lover.
I don't want to see him.
I'd rather die than see him.
Master doesn't want to believe
that Madame says.
Help her.
You're the only one
Who can save here.
She's waiting for your help.
Now that she's pregnant,
she must go back to her
husband.
You're lying.
You're betraying your own
feelings.
Madame will be disappointed
by your words.
One can find a solution
for the child.
Why are you meddling?
We handle our own affairs.
Let us alone.
Madame shouldn't worry.
I give you back your husband.
You'll both be maintained.
You too, understand?
From now on, I'm the boss.
If you're not happy,
you can just leave.
I have been in service
a long time.
I refuse to obey you.
I do not know you.
What did you say?
Say it again.
I'll repeat it.
Kin!
The Professor is here.
Masaya?
He wants to see Master,
Where is he? The pavilion?
Madame,
your lover's here.
Love your wife.
Really love her.
Make her happy.
That's all I ask of you.
I refuse to talk with a
drunken man.
Come back when you're sober.
I didn't dare
come see you without the help
of alcohol.
But
What I'm asking
comes from my heart in
all frankness.
Get out of here.
Don't see my wife again.
Understand?
Tatsuoka,
take him home.
In such a state, it's impossible.
So let him sleep here.
Come on, you're going to bed.
Madame,
Master's waiting for you.
Go to him.
You're man and wife,
finally.
It's you!
Masaya!
So that's it.
So then you a re...
It's not true.
It's not true.
Don't take Yuki away from me.
I beg you.
Ayako,
I'll leave direction of the inn
With my wife.
You'll go back to Kyoto.
Don't joke.
As you know,
the house is registered
in my name.
Be reasonable.
The house is mine.
But we'll take care of you,
you and your wife.
You should be happy.
You're f***ing me over,
after all I've done for you.
Don't be violent.
Calm down.
I should explain
my relations with her
and ask your consent.
In any case,
the house is in Ayako's name.
That is, it's practically mine.
I took the trouble to
satisfy your demands.
It's normal that I receive
this house.
He's right.
So I'm taking it.
Let's verify the account books.
You're quite early.
I wanted to see the lake
at dawn.
The Professor's not with you?
Make yourself comfortable.
I'll bring you a cup of tea.
Yes, this is the Utsubo Inn.
Master!
Madame has...
She threw herself into the lake.
Madame Yuki,
woman without courage.
Without courage.
Without courage.
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