Peline Story (TV) - Ep 39 - Una lettera dall'India - video Dailymotion

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00:22Ma con dilondiro, un dilondero Scicola la ruota sul sentiero

00:30Cinque, quattro, tre, due, uno, zero E si va, ma ce ne vorrà prima di arrivare

00:41Ma con dilondiro, un dilondero Che è più morna e il cuore più leggero

00:49La pelina è grande, queste cose lo sa È la bottà che la fa volare

01:01Ragazzina, ragazzina Lunga è la tua strada, ma ce la farai

01:10Belli, cara ragazzina Il tuo vecchio nonno lo ritroverai

01:20Ma con dilondiro, un dilondero Ogni nonno al mondo muore d'oro

01:40Salve, buongiorno Lery Oh, buongiorno

02:05Paul, come sei venuto presto Ehi, ti piace il mio lavoro?

02:08Sto facendo la cuccia di barone È bella

02:12Devo solo mettere il tetto e verniciarla e poi è finita

02:15Per questo mi sono alzato molto presto stamattina

02:21E sarà una bella cuccia, ne sono sicura

02:23Ma ho paura che fai troppo rumore con quel martello, Paul, a quest'ora

02:27Mi dispiace, ti ho svegliata

02:29Beh, a me non importa perché tanto è ora che mi alzi

02:32Ma ci sono molti altri che vogliono Oh, non ti devi preoccupare

02:35Tanto ho avuto il permesso dallo zio Ma è davvero?

02:38Certo, signorino Lery Oh, allora grazie

02:41Anche se si lamentano di altre cose, tutti i miei pensionati vogliono bene a barone

02:46È un cane simpatico, sai?

02:47Figurati che anche loro mi hanno consigliato di costruirgli una cuccia per la notte

02:51Davvero?

02:53Oh, Lery, cerca di sbrigarti, altrimenti farei tardi in ufficio

02:57È vero

02:59A che punto sei con quella cuccia?

03:01Questa parte è un tantino difficile

03:04Fa vedere, fa provare a me

03:08È cominciato un nuovo giorno

03:10Pellin sarà occupata con il lavoro del signor Pantabuon

03:13Ormai si è abituata alle nuove mansioni e alla sua nuova vita

03:17Non le sembra vero di avere una stanza tutta per sé e un bel vestito nuovo

03:22Ma il suo pensiero è fisso sull'atteggiamento del nonno

03:25Le avversità della vita hanno fatto diventare d'acciaio il suo temperamento

03:32Io vado a lavorare, arrivederci a tutti

03:35Paul, non fare tardi a scuola, eh?

03:37Non devi preoccuparci, Lery

03:39Ciao

03:42Ciao, barone

04:01Sottotitoli e revisione a cura di QTSS

04:31Sottotitoli e revisione a cura di QTSS

05:02Ah certo, ho provato in tutti i modi

05:04Ma comunque quella macchina è in uso da almeno una ventina d'anni

05:08Perciò sembra che ormai abbia esaurito il suo ciclo

05:11Sembra?

05:12Che cosa vuol dire sembra, Tarell?

05:14Beh, ecco, vedete...

05:16Voglio solo sapere qual è la causa del guasto

05:18Per questo motivo vi ho chiesto di farla esaminare attentamente dall'ingegnere capo, Tarell

05:22Ebbene, lo avete fatto fare

05:25Scusatemi, io non...

05:26D'accordo, dovrò andare a vedere io che cosa è successo

05:30Vi prego, un momento solo, signore

05:32Posso andarci da solo?

05:33Certo

05:34Olry

05:35Si, signore

05:36Vieni con me, andiamo

05:37Molto bene

05:43Bilefran non è uomo che possa consentire negligenze sul lavoro

05:47E questa sua severità lo rende inavvicinabile

05:50Ma standogli accanto, Pelin si è resa conto che è solo questo il motivo per cui la gente in fabbrica teme il nonno più del necessario

06:00Buongiorno, signore

06:02Buongiorno, Pasquale

06:05Un momento, allora va tutto bene nel tuo settore, Pasquale?

06:08Certo, signore

06:24Ehi, Jacques!

06:25Che?

06:27Ma il signor Pantaboine...

06:30Tu sei Jacques, come sospettavo

06:32Sei diventato magazziniere

06:33No, io stavo solo

06:35Manca ancora un bel po' a mezzogiorno

06:37Cosa stai facendo dentro al magazzino?

06:39Ero di passaggio, ma ora torno al mio lavoro immediatamente

06:46Cerca di svicolare dal lavoro ogni minima occasione

06:52Scusate, signore, come fate a sapere tutto?

06:55Credi che potrei svolgere i miei compiti senza conoscere bene ogni persona che lavora qui dentro?

07:26SIGNORE PANTABOINE

07:42Quindi sarebbe sufficiente sostituire questa ruota dentata, vero?

07:46Certo, si, può essere usata ancora

07:48Allora vi prego di farmi avere tutti i particolari

07:51D'accordo

07:52Pantabouin, as the manager,

07:55has a rule to always check everything in person.

07:59Pellin is moved by his jealousy.

08:02However, she thinks that the grandfather must feel very lonely,

08:07not being able to trust anyone.

08:11Tarell!

08:12Yes, sir?

08:14As far as I know, the inspection was not done.

08:17I had ordered it, sir.

08:19The company cannot afford to waste a penny.

08:22Order immediately the necessary parts for the replacement.

08:25Certainly.

08:45You can come in.

08:50Mr. Pantabouin, I brought some letters that have just arrived.

08:54Well, thank you, Fabri.

09:02If you want, Mr. Pantabouin,

09:04I could take a look at the ten letters in French.

09:08Well, Fabri, you can give it to me.

09:13But how long does it take?

09:15How long does it take?

09:20Here is a letter in English, very voluminous, it seems.

09:27But what a strange francobollo is this?

09:29What is it?

09:30Nothing, but this letter has a francobollo that I had never seen before.

09:34What is it about?

09:36It is a letter addressed directly to you, Mr. Pantabouin.

09:40And where does it come from?

09:41Well, it seems to me that it comes from India.

09:43From India?

09:50Well, give me that letter then.

09:53Certainly, sir.

09:56Here.

10:00I'll hear the text of the other letters later.

10:03Tarell, Fabri, I'll call you when I need you.

10:06Okay, sir.

10:07Come on, Mr. Tarell, let's go, they're waiting for you.

10:10Thank you, Mr. Pantabouin, see you later.

10:40Here I am, do you want something, Mr. Pantabouin?

10:47Go and take a look outside the room.

10:50I mean, outside the door, there may be someone to listen to.

10:53Go and see right away.

10:55Okay, sir.

10:58That letter from India could be the solution to all the problems of Bill Fran Pantabouin.

11:04Obviously, Pellin did not yet know that he had received it,

11:08nor did he know its content.

11:10It was thus that suddenly, a day like many became very important.

11:39Mr. Pantabouin, there is no one in the corridor.

11:42Do you want to read this letter to me, O'Leary?

11:44Of course.

11:45Who is the sender?

11:47It's Father Fildes. No, Father Fildes.

11:50Oh no, it's Father Fildes of the Salesian missionaries.

11:53I understand. Courage, read it.

11:55Right away.

11:58Mr. Pantabouin, there is no one in the corridor.

12:01Do you want to read this letter to me, O'Leary?

12:04Of course.

12:05Who is the sender?

12:08Do it quickly.

12:10Of course.

12:22Mr. Pantabouin.

12:23So?

12:24I'm sorry to tell you, but this calligraphy is almost unreadable.

12:28Moreover, here and there there are words that I have to see in a dictionary because I do not understand well.

12:33It is necessary to translate word by word.

12:35Now I just want you to give me a summary and at once.

12:38I understand.

12:41So, what does it say?

12:42Well, the periods are quite long, so it's hard for me to grasp the meaning.

12:48It seems that this priest writes in a rather complicated way, isn't it?

12:52Go to your office and do a good translation.

12:55Thank you, sir.

12:58Wait, O'Leary.

12:59Yes?

13:00It is likely that in the letter there are private matters that no one should know about.

13:06Therefore, it is important that the text of the letter is not revealed for any reason, understood?

13:11I understand, sir.

13:26Mr. Theodore.

13:28Good morning, Miss Lasek.

13:31Good morning.

13:50In the letter from India, Pelin found, to his surprise,

13:53that he was talking about his mother, his father and himself.

13:57For the emotion, he could hardly read.

14:00That letter brought him back a long time ago.

14:03I owe you many apologies for the delay in my report.

14:06However, the facts happened a long time ago, so it took me a long time to fix them.

14:12His son Edmond, who is looking for her, married Miss Mary Stevenson in India,

14:17right in this church.

14:19The priest who married them told me that Miss Mary Stevenson was very beautiful,

14:24intelligent and generous.

14:26He also told me that the couple was very happy.

14:29Ten years ago, however, Mr. Edmond Stevenson left here for Dajir,

14:34with his ten-year-old daughter.

14:36And since then we have not had any news of them.

14:43My father...

14:44Mother...

14:49Mother...

15:19Mother...

15:21Mother...

15:24Mother...

15:25Mother...

15:26Mother...

15:32What do you want, Mr. Theodore?

15:36Well, I just wanted to borrow an English vocabulary.

15:43Excuse me, but if you do not know English,

15:46Perhaps you will need a French vocabulary, Mr. Theodore.

15:49Well, I've been studying English for a while now, following your example.

15:53Can't you lend me your vocabulary?

15:58I see you're translating the letter from India, isn't that right, O'Leary?

16:02How did you know something like that?

16:04Oh, come on, come on. I'm a manager in this company, not just the president's nephew.

16:08Why shouldn't I know something like that, O'Leary?

16:12And tell me, is the translation going well, O'Leary?

16:15No, please, you don't have to see it.

16:19And why shouldn't I see it?

16:21Because you can't.

16:23I'll ask my uncle to show it to me later. What do you want me to care?

16:26If I see it now, it's too late.

16:28Mr. Fantavoine can show it to you if he wants to, but I'm not authorized to do so.

16:33What? You nasty witch!

16:35No!

16:41Good, good, good.

16:45Mr. Theodore, you should be at the St. Pippo's estate a long time ago.

16:50What the hell are you doing here?

16:52Well, I had a vocabulary confiscated.

16:55A vocabulary? Can't you read?

16:59Listen, I'll be quick, but please leave now.

17:03Thank you very much.

17:09Damn it!

17:11Damn it!

17:14O'Leary, aren't you sorry to lend such a useful vocabulary?

17:17No, I can do without it.

17:20Then it means you're far ahead with the translation, isn't it?

17:24Well, I only translated the initial part, to tell you the truth.

17:28But even if you haven't finished translating it, you'll have read it all at least.

17:32I'm sorry, I can't answer.

17:34And why?

17:35Mr. Fantavoine told me not to reveal the content of the letter to anyone.

17:39What? But Mr. Fantavoine and I are like the same person, you know.

17:44Only I have the right to know everything about him.

17:47Even his personal matters?

17:49If it's a private matter, I have to know more.

17:53He had a very serious illness that brought him very close to the grave.

17:57If we tell him bad news, we could shock him.

18:01And in that case, his life could be in danger.

18:04His life?

18:06Certainly. And you should think about it.

18:09Since you're so old to be a secretary, you should understand what I mean.

18:17And then we won't waste time. What's written?

18:23I'm sorry, I can't tell you.

18:25Just a moment.

18:26Ouch! You're crushing my hand!

18:28Oh, I'm sorry!

18:30You, get out!

18:32My name is Mr. Fantavoine. I have to go immediately.

18:51I'm sorry to have kept you waiting so long, but the translation of the letter was difficult.

18:56And you were involved in the work.

18:59I heard the door of your room open twice.

19:02Well, Mr. Teodoro and Mr. Tarelli really came to me.

19:07That's what I thought.

19:09I wouldn't have let them read the translation.

19:12No, I assure you, sir.

19:14Well, then, are you able to make a summary of that letter?

19:17Yes, sir. I'll tell you the points that seemed most important to me.

19:23Regarding the news about Mr. Edmond Fantavoine,

19:26the letter says that he left Dacca a while ago for Dajir,

19:29taking his three-year-old daughter with him.

19:32They then follow the descriptions of Edmond Fantavoine's daughter.

19:35The inquiry has already been completed up to that point.

19:38I want to know what happened next.

19:44Then Mr. Edmond Fantavoine sent a letter to a friend of his in Dacca.

19:48The letter says that...

19:49What? I didn't know Edmond had sent a letter to Dajir.

19:54No, it wasn't to Dajir, but to Dera,

19:56a city on the border with Tibet.

19:59Dera?

20:00Here it says that the friend who received that letter

20:03said that Mr. Edmond Fantavoine had stayed in that city for a few years.

20:07What's the name of that friend and what is his profession?

20:09It's not written in this letter.

20:12How long after my son's departure did that letter arrive in Dacca?

20:17It's not even written here.

20:19There's no mention of how many years he spent in Dera?

20:22No.

20:24Hmm.

20:26I see there's no mention of what I want to know.

20:30I sent Mr. Philippe to India specifically for that purpose

20:33and here's the result.

20:35This letter says that unfortunately Father Fildes was on a trip

20:39and couldn't see Mr. Philippe.

20:41That's why he wrote you this letter, sir.

20:44I understand.

20:46Are these the only important things?

20:48Well, in the letter...

20:50In the letter, Mr. Fantavoine's personality is described in great detail.

20:54What?

20:58Mary, the wife of Mr. Edmond Fantavoine, is a very beautiful woman.

21:02In addition to being intelligent and kind,

21:04the two spouses, as far as I know, were very close when they got married.

21:09Enough!

21:13I don't consider that woman my daughter-in-law in any way.

21:20But Mr. Fantavoine got married regularly in church,

21:23as far as I know.

21:25The weddings held in India are not taken into account in the press.

21:28It's practically as if they weren't married.

21:30Really? And what about their daughter?

21:32Even that is as if she had never been born.

21:34Their daughter?

21:36Well, since she was born, I can always give her some money.

21:42I always wait for the day when my son will return.

21:45I'm old now and my eyes have grown old.

21:48I need someone to entrust the company to without any worries.

21:52But my son hasn't returned yet,

21:54because of that woman.

21:58I feel I hate her.

22:02The grandfather deeply hates his mother,

22:04as Pellin feared.

22:06And his nephew doesn't seem to want to hear about it.

22:10Tears of pain fall from Pellin's eyes.

22:14Tears of pain fall from Pellin's eyes.

22:18But the grandfather, now blind,

22:20doesn't realize that eyes,

22:22in addition to being used to see,

22:24can also be used to cry.

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