Vihtori ja Klaara Page #6

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matrimonial skipper -

finally hit a rock

- How did you come in?

- Through the door

- With your own key.

- I gave him the key

Finally, you're done in

Yes, both deals are done

All this belongs to you

What? - Didn't Mr Vuorenkaiku

explain it to you?

Oh, it's a secret

between me and you?

Now, the truth

When Mr Vuorenkaiku -

gave me the check

for the salon -

he bought this

place furnished -

because I can't

take anything with me

- Who did you buy it for?

- But darling.

Why do you ask? For

our dear child, of course

My dear little gorilla

You are so sweet after all

And I had my doubts

Yes, Mrs Vuorenkaiku,

you are a real wife

Always in doubt

But you were always

mistaken about me and still are

Maybe some

day it'll all be clear

Never

Someone's waiting,

I have to go

Thank you for

the pleasant company

- Goodbye, Mrs Vuorenkaiku.

- Where are you going?

To get married

Damn

This seems to

surprise you, too

We'll be wed tomorrow -

and the day after that,

we'll travel far, far away

Goodbye

- Goodbye.

- Goodbye

Finally, my love,

everything's clear

Now I belong only to you

Lovely, the priest

will bless us tomorrow

And the world gets

another poor Vihtori

Hey!

Vihtori, you really

are quite a man

Quite a man

Where is Vihtori?

Vihtori?

Vihtori!

Where is he?

He's over there

Goodbye

Spades are trumps

Clubs aren't

Can I please ask you

gentlemen to stop cheating?

Your mail, Sir

Damn girl

So, we're family after all

- Cheers.

- Cheers

Klaara is coming

Is there no end to his

mutton and cabbage?

- So, how are you today?

- Better, darling

But I have to stay

here for a long time

Let go!

My Dear Daddy

Since your health kept you

from attending my wedding -

I'm enclosing a picture

of your daughter Ritva -

as the happiest

woman in the world.

We had to keep this secret

because of Klaara -

but you've grown

accustomed to the fact that -

everything pertaining to your

daughter Ritva is a little secret

Goodbye, my dear Daddy

PS. The 50000,

I tricked you out of -

you would've given as a wed-

ding present, so we're even

Your happy daughter Ritva

Ritva Vuorenrinne,

your daughter!

Your own daughter

And I thought.

Dear Vihtori -

will you ever be

able to forgive me?

Why didn't you tell

me right away?

I would've lived

ten years longer

Ten years more

I'm sorry,

I didn't mean to

This I do mean!

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