Zemsta Page #6
- Year:
- 1957
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Papkin will deliver this confirmation
and tell him what's in the letter.
He'll ruin me!
Give him your message,
and I'll add a few words.
Is this all true?
What are you thinking?
- Have you no conscience?
- Softly.
Yes, softly...
This devil even hears
through the walls!
What are you doing!
You'll get us all killed!
You know the Cupbearer
he won't tolerate this insult.
He'll hurl death
at your walls
and lay this house
to waste.
For God's sake,
let's get out of here!
Oh, you have no idea
what a fearful trap awaits...
Were it not for Artemis'
awful might...
Hush! May God preserve us!
Through the door and down the stairs.
- The way is clear.
- Not quite.
Four men on guard.
Take this message
to the Cupbearer. Be polite
and tell him
I painfully regret that I must
part with him this way.
Nonsense!
- I won't tell him.
- Softer, please.
Yes, yes, softer.
Here is the letter
for my neighbor.
A most hazardous mission.
- Goodbye, sir.
- for receiving him.
- Not at all.
- And he salutes you.
- At your humble service.
- I know the way.
- That's not proper.
- But sir...
- You first.
- I implore you.
- Are you there?
- No need for ceremony.
- Show this gentleman the way.
Please, I can manage.
Take him by the arms,
but be gentle.
The stairs are dark.
You are too kind...
May God's will be done.
Papkin has been gone
for quite a while.
The Notary is hiding
like a fox.
If he wants it that way
I'll reach in and drag him out.
Yes, sir. The one who gets
in your way
does not soon forget it.
Even the most clever bureaucrat
can't keep up with me.
How true.
Lady Barska,
noble blade!
Remember Slonim,
and Podhajce?
Remember Berdyczow,
and Lomazy?
How well you served me
in those places.
But on the other hand
it has sturdy handle,
my dear, dear sir.
Tho' I prefer the damascene.
more than one deputy.
Many more will remember it.
"When it's raised
it barely flashes,
when it sings,
go greet your Maker".
Time is running out.
Quickly, get on your horse
and spread the word.
Tell everyone clearly
that the Bridegroom is inviting them
to the wedding feast.
Understood?
On your way!
So there you are!
I'm parched.
Let me have a drink first.
What a task!
First I stuffed his nose with pepper
'til it grew 3 times its size...
Now we'll hear a story.
But this Notary is a very lively man
and a real devil to boot.
I nearly drew Artemis
from her scabbard
but was afraid
he might hex me.
What a lying hound!
When will I learn
about the Notary?
Well, he received me politely...
- and gave me some wine.
- Probably poisoned.
- What did you say?
- Nothing...
- But...
- So what then?
- Poisoned, you say?
- That scoundrel is no joke.
- Something's burning me...
- How did he react to my summons?
Well?
Hey! Are you
deaf and dumb?
We'll find out
from the letter then.
What? What? What!
That, that, that...
- The Widow...
...has deceived us.
- To the Notary...
...she has gone.
To the Notary?
To him?
And she wants to marry...
Waclaw.
And you said nothing,
you cursed creature!
But the whole affair
won't last long.
O treacherous sex,
unworthy of respect.
If you were here right now
this is what I'd do...
She'll want to hear
about this!
I'd grind you into powder.
But no time now.
I'll hire a fiddler
for their wedding!
He'll scratch until
their ears burst
and the Notary
is twisted in knots.
I'll teach him
not to meddle in my affairs.
Let's go,
my dear, dear sir!
Oh, it's burning.
That dull wine
is an awful poison.
You traitor!
Such a lovely rose
you are destroying.
Is it possible, Dyndalski?
Is what possible?
That this devilish Notary
is killing me with his poison?
Come on now.
You don't believe it?
Who would bother
to poison you?
- Nothing bad will happen to me?
- No.
But the Cupbearer said...
Well, that's different.
If he said so,
then it must be true.
Poisoned, you say?
What mischief!
What's your advice?
What shall I do?
You should send
for a priest.
What a scoundrel!
Dying... dying.
Oh good Lord!
Had I lost my head?
I abused him,
so he fixed up a treat for me.
He took the bottle,
poured the whole glass,
and yes, I drank it.
I am poisoned!
I will not make it.
It is time to write my will.
I shall pay for my
coffin and funeral.
And then... rest in pace.
I won't do it that way.
It's too easy.
Mine will be a better revenge,
with some new tactics.
If only I could trap his son.
There'll be plenty of time
for the father.
- Let me in...
- I am writing my will.
Stop that or I'll send you
to the madhouse.
You mean it?
Now I'll seal it.
Sit down.
Dip your pen,
and write what I dictate.
I'm not so quick
with a pen.
We need a woman's hand now.
Ransom a life
- to hook the suitor. It will work!
- Thanks God!
Write exactly as Klara
would write to Waclaw.
- Oh! Oh!
- What does "Oh! Oh!" mean?
Sir, this will be
offensive to her...
Don't ask questions.
Dip your pen and write. That's it!
It takes talent,
my dear, dear sir
to render this well.
It must have
all that nonsense,
all that lovers' babbling.
How to start this,
my dear, dear sir?
Truly beloved...
Too wifely.
We need something more subtle.
Half a word here,
half a word there.
Now you know.
But you're not learned in that.
Just write.
Wait a moment...
"Be so kind..."
What is that?
"B".
- That?
- Capital "B".
A capital letter, sir.
That's a straight line,
but where are loops?
One down here,
other up.
What the devil?
That's capital "B"?
Out!
Capital "B"...
I guess if you look hard.
Write, sir, very carefully.
"Be so kind...
my dear, dear sir...
my dear, dear sir
my petition...
my dear, dear sir
to consider...
my dear, dear sir
to consider...
as proof of trust...
my dear, dear sir,
or your Lordship...
who although
little known to you...
What's this!
Oops! An ink spot, sir,
but I'll turn it into a letter.
One more spot,
and I'll rap your knuckles!
Read now...
What have you got there?
"Be so kind...
my dear, dear sir...
my dear, dear sir...
my petition...
dear, dear sir...
to consider..."
Go to the devil,
you empty-headed cretin!
"Dear, dear sir"
the idiot writes!
Your very words, sir.
Shut up!
Write it again, without
"my dear, dear sir" everywhere.
- There won't be much left.
- Write again, I said.
You've got no brains.
Sit down.
- Sit, I said!
- I am.
Repeat after me.
"Be so kind,
dea..."
Dea...
What!
What does
"dea" mean?
I cannot work
with this dunce!
I must think
of something else.
Perhaps I should send
a messenger instead.
Get lost - no, wait...
No one knows
what the Notary's son looks like.
Everybody knows him,
he was here this very morning.
Who?
The emissary?
That's the one.
So he came into my house
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