Prinzessin Turandot Page #5
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excuse me, why do you address me as "thou" all of a sudden?
did I call you "you" earlier?
have you forgotten, my little Mian Li?
and this? and that?
really?
do you want to have another baked apple?
what's that?
but you've eaten three of them a moment ago
try it
you take one bite
and I take another bite
tastes good, doesn't it?
you take one bite
- come on
- always as "you and me"
just like we did a short while ago
no thank you
I don't want it anymore
another bite, please,
I ... I've just eaten too much of it
and besides, I haven't returned because of the baked apples
because of me?
because of you neither
but?
but...
but because of the riddle, Calaf
I see
Calaf, please
tell me the riddle
you're going to pose to my Princess
why doesn't the silly person come and ask me herself?
but Calaf!
now that she's reached the end of her Chinese with me...
tell me, why does she send you? why?
what are good friends for?
I'm sorry, it's impossible
why is it impossible?
you must find a way out
you're so clever
it has nothing to do with being clever
the thing is this:
I can only think of the riddle
if my miracle bird sings
and my miracle bird only sings
if two people kiss each other
so?
if you want to learn the riddle
Turandot is to solve
then...
then I'll have to kiss you
Mian Li, listen to me
no no I don't want to
but Mian Li!
you'll only be doing a service of friendship for Turandot
what about you?
I?
well
I'd like to kiss you very much
Mian Li
but I thought you loved...
the Princess Turandot?
I do, but she isn't here right now, or is she?
I see
and because she isn't here,
you want to kiss me
what am I to do?
you want to know the riddle
without kissing the bird won't sing
and without the bird singing
I can't think of a riddle, it's that simple
yes
but if I tell the riddle to Turandot
and if she'll solve it
then she'll be free?
of course
and you'd agree to that?
since she doesn't love me
how can you be so sure?
if she loved me, would she let you come here?
Mian Li?
I...
so...
go ahead
no no
you mustn't lift the veil
but that's impossible
why?
the bird doesn't consent to compromises
he doesn't?
then turn off the lantern
alright
with greatest pleasure
no no, hold on, I can't think of the riddle that quickly
now I must go home
another kiss
no no
not a single more
Mian Li
Mian Li
but I haven't told you the riddle
of course
what is the riddle?
how many pearls are in the ocean?
but that's mean of you!
the riddles I had to solve weren't made of cardboard either
how many pearls are in the ocean?
if I may kiss you once more,
I'll tell you the solution
no thank you
now Turandot shall be tortured as well
Mian Li
my greetings to the Princess Turandot
help!
Mian Li, open up!
Mian Li, quick!
I'm being followed by the ghosts
of all the men I've had beheaded
close the door!
Mian Li!
it is I, Willibald
good heavens, let's shut the door
did you see?
the way they ran away from me
my brave Willibald
my hero
hero
that feels good
that feels even better
Princess
get out of my sight
you false snake
false snake?
but Princess!
why didn't you mention the thing about the baked apples?
did the bird sing too
while you were there?
which bird?
what happened?
did Calaf recognize you, Princess?
he didn't!
he thought I was you the whole time
and that's why he had been so fresh with me
the way you must have behaved with him!
behaved!
you, my friend?
a pretty friend!
"you take one bite,
I take one bite"
"you take another bite"
and the "shh" and the "shh"
and you know exactly that...
what do I know?
you know nothing at all!
Your Imperial Highness,
I'm desperate
did you at least manage to learn the riddle?
do you imagine I'm as useless as you are?
running away like a chicken
without getting the riddle?
and what is it?
"how many pearls are in the ocean?"
but who is to count them?
calm yourself
I'll find the answer alright
but then you'll be free, Princess
indeed I'll be free!
and Calaf will be free
and you'll be free too, Mian Li
I know exactly what you two are up to
you deserve each other
marry each other
you have my blessings
I'll be too glad if I don't have to see the both of you anymore
if he's left and gone with his ridiculous wagon
you can both sit and eat baked apples
till you're bursting!
which robe does Your Imperial Highness command
for today's audience?
I don't care at all
which shoes do you wish to wear,
Your Imperial Highness?
I don't care at all
which jewelry, Your Imperial Highness?
I don't care at all
where's the coral arrow?
the Princess' coral arrow
her talisman
no idea
you never have any idea
that's your specialty
I am sure the Princess wore it yesterday
what am I to do if she notices
that the talisman is lost
there'll be a catastrophe
what's that?
but this is an arrow to put into your hair
it is
it's a hair arrow, that is, no
no, this is a key
the hair arrow is a key?
why?
this is the key to my riddle
you see?
did you hurt yourself?
quite
what's the matter with him?
why is he pushing me?
but you've run across the Dragon Stairways
they're reserved for the Emperor
I see
how could I know that?
I ought to have been told
well, it doesn't matter anyway
yes, thank you
you're welcome
where do you want to go now?
to Calaf
and I?
Her Imperial Highness the Princess Turandot
approach, Calaf
You are to pose the riddle to me,
before my father and before the whole world,
which I have to solve
my riddle is very easy, Princess
last night I kissed a woman in my wagon
who was that woman?
but you were going to ask me something else!
how do you know?
only one person can know that
the woman I love
I held in my arms
perhaps I can make it easier for you
she wore this coral arrow
well, Princess?
who was that woman?
I?
is that true?
yes, Your Majesty
you've solved the riddle
you're free, Turandot
that's out of the question!
no way!
you're right, daddy
I don't want to owe you anything, Calaf
you're to get back what you've given me
the end
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