Piccole Donne - Ep 19 - Vecchi ricordi - video Dailymotion

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00:00If you catch a little fish in the net, let it go.

00:17If you catch a little bird, let it fly.

00:25If you catch a butterfly on a flower, let it go.

00:33If you see a snail in the middle of the lawn, don't crush it.

00:42We all have a heart to live in the world.

00:46We all have a heart of gold, silver and gold to sing to the wind in freedom.

00:57I sing to the moon, to the sun, to the water and to the flowers.

01:05Pure are the words to sing them in freedom.

01:12I sing to the stars, to the sea.

01:42And not even in the kitchen.

01:51What's going on in the attic? What are these noises?

02:03It seems that Joe is doing a little order.

02:07So...

02:11Oh, 1822, it's been a long time since then.

02:14It must be the grandfather's diary.

02:19Oh, Pasticcio Pericolo, you are the usual curious ones.

02:22I know you like literature, but this is a genre that I can not read aloud.

02:26It would be like revealing the secrets of the family.

02:29It would be like revealing the secrets of the family.

02:37Breakfast is ready, girls. Come on, everyone to the table.

02:41But where, where is Joe?

02:44He must still be up there in the attic, Anna.

02:46Who knows what the devil is up to?

02:48Do you want to go and call her, Emy, please?

02:50Sure, I'll go right away.

02:56Joe, breakfast is ready.

03:00Joe!

03:02Joe!

03:04Joe, are you there?

03:12Ah, you're here, but why didn't you answer me?

03:14Joe, breakfast is already on the table. Come on, hurry up.

03:23Joe, come on, get out of the clouds. Breakfast is ready.

03:26Zita, shut that mouth. I got to the most interesting part.

03:29Really?

03:31Listen, what are you reading, Di Bello?

03:34The grandfather's diary, it's fantastic.

03:37Come on, move, otherwise Anna will do another scene.

03:46It's almost incredible.

03:57But...

03:59You know very well that you don't read when you eat.

04:01It's not education compared to the others.

04:03But it's interesting, it's also fun.

04:06Since it's so interesting, do you want to make us participate too?

04:09Well, it's mostly about the Marches and many other things.

04:12Really? Then it's about us.

04:14Don't hold us to the thorns, also talk about Uncle March, just in case.

04:18No, it's about events that happened much earlier.

04:20Read aloud, I want to hear it too.

04:24Yes, I want to hear it too.

04:26No, wait a minute, wait until breakfast is over first.

04:30What's wrong?

04:31Why, you don't care, Meg?

04:33Oh, June, sometimes you really know how to be rude.

04:36You should read it, you know.

04:37Apparently, Grandpa studied a lot and wrote everything.

04:42Come on, don't make us wait, read aloud.

04:45How beautiful, I had never read them before.

04:47The maxims of life of the Vikings.

04:50What does it mean, excuse me?

04:52You know, they are simply rules to which the Vikings were inspired in their way of living.

04:57Hey, wait, now I'll read.

04:59Sleeping late often means losing.

05:01Oh, beautiful, listen to this.

05:03Before opening a door, make sure that there is no enemy behind it.

05:07Sometimes even the walls of stone have ears.

05:10Do not speak freely to others, what you say could cause you trouble.

05:14The more beautiful the woman, the better.

05:16But beautiful women should not wear clothes that are too expensive.

05:20Why, excuse me?

05:21What's wrong with a woman wearing expensive clothes?

05:24How do I know?

05:25I wasn't there 50 years ago.

05:27Everyone can drink, but they have to do it in moderation.

05:29Alcohol can be lethal.

05:31Well, this seems more than natural to me.

05:33When you are a guest of someone, you should not take advantage of hospitality.

05:36It is not wise to stay too long.

05:38You could end up being unpleasant.

05:41They had good ideas.

05:43If I'm not mistaken, the Vikings were pirates, right?

05:45Strange, this does not seem to me at all a pirate code.

05:48Wait a minute.

05:49Here they also say something about swords.

05:51After trying a sword, praise it.

05:53It helps you defend yourself and survive.

05:55Damn it!

05:56But then, Grandfather March was a pirate.

05:58Who knows how many battles he won.

06:00Silly, you are too young to understand.

06:02How can you think of something like that?

06:04Well, why do you think he wrote those Vikings' maxims?

06:07Maybe 40 years ago, the life of the Vikings still had some educational value, I suppose.

06:12Oh, what beautiful Vikings.

06:15Fascinating.

06:18Oh, my God!

06:20Oh, my God!

06:47Joe!

06:48Take this!

06:50You saved my life, thank you, Sir Joe.

06:52You're welcome, soldier.

06:54Damn bastards!

07:03Beth!

07:06Thank you, I am very grateful to you, Sir Beth.

07:09Joe, what are you saying?

07:11Wake up, come back in time.

07:14Huh?

07:15Eh?

07:16The Vikings were a fantastic people.

07:20But they killed people, didn't they?

07:22They also killed women and children.

07:24Of course.

07:25Oh, my God, how ugly!

07:27Yes, you're right.

07:28In fact, they were brutal.

07:29They stole the beast and set the houses on fire.

07:31Of course, it's obvious.

07:33Just what all pirates do.

07:43Oh, my God!

07:49Open!

07:54At last!

08:02Death!

08:04Put it there!

08:05You're fantasizing too much, Amy.

08:07But the Vikings tried to kill us, didn't they, Meg?

08:10Yes.

08:11Pirates are always pirates, even if they are blond and many.

08:14I know that too.

08:16So, it doesn't change the fact that I like pirates anyway.

08:19How strange you are, Joe.

08:21Say what you want.

08:23Bloodshed aside, do you think the Knights of Justice existed?

08:28They existed, Meg.

08:30In a certain sense.

08:32As you can see, if I thought like Amy, I could never write stories.

08:36Why? Are you writing another story, Joe?

08:38But of course, my dear. Everything about pirates.

08:40Pirates?

08:42And for the title, it has the adventures of a pirate woman, Joe March.

08:46Come on, are you kidding me?

08:48Perhaps the final title will not be accurate, but it talks about a pirate woman.

08:52And it's very beautiful.

09:00All straight!

09:02All straight!

09:06Raise the sails!

09:10Now 30 degrees straight!

09:14Ready on the islands!

09:16So, I'm not better than the Vikings, my girls?

09:22Come on, tell me how the story is.

09:24Ah, I'll tell you when it's over.

09:26But you could not tell us a little piece?

09:29Oh my God, how late!

09:30Beth, today you do not have to go to the Hummel.

09:32For heaven's sake, hurry up, hurry up.

09:34Oh, I liked it so much, what a pity.

09:37Fortunately, I'm on vacation.

09:39By the way, Meg, do you remember by chance what the grandfather was doing?

09:43Well, here, I could not tell you, Joe.

09:47I think he was a lawyer.

09:49Really?

09:50Well, probably.

09:51One thing is certain, girls, Mr. Lawrence will know without a doubt.

09:55Hey, why do not we go to him and tell us all these stories?

09:58Yes!

09:59How nice, it would be wonderful!

10:01Let's go right now!

10:11I am pleased that you are interested in the past.

10:14What do you want to know exactly, son?

10:16First of all, Mr. Lawrence, the profession of our grandfather.

10:20Patrick Anthony was a lawyer, and very bright too.

10:23Oh, so our grandfather was called Patrick Anthony?

10:28I just told you.

10:30I did not know.

10:31Your grandfather studied a lot.

10:33Under a certain aspect, in this he resembled Joe.

10:35And even in character, he was not very similar to her.

10:38It was in these days that I found his diary.

10:40He wrote it forty years ago.

10:42Ah, I understand.

10:43So that's why you care so much to know about him.

10:45Yes, I'm glad he had a good occupation.

10:48I think those times were harder.

10:50Instead, I'm glad he was not a pirate.

10:53A pirate?

10:54A pirate?

10:57The Marches, my dear, came to America with my ancestors.

11:00They belonged to a very respectable family.

11:03Well, he really wanted to escape this doubt.

11:06He believed that my grandfather was a bad man.

11:08Ah, I understand.

11:11Mr. Lawrence, where is Lori?

11:13Today is the anniversary of the death of his father.

11:15This morning he went to church to pray for him.

11:20Lori is a good boy.

11:22Unfortunately, he never knew the love of his parents.

11:24And this saddens me a lot.

11:26Mr. Lawrence, how old was Lori when he arrived here?

11:30Let's see.

11:31Let me think.

11:32Kettering was eight years old, so Lori was three.

11:49Yes, just like that, son.

11:51Kettering was eight years old, so Lori was three when they came to me.

11:55I remember going to the port myself that day.

12:21Kettering! Kettering! Kettering!

12:25Kettering! Kettering!

12:28Kettering!

12:31Kettering!

12:33Kettering!

12:34My child!

12:35How beautiful you are, little Kettering!

12:38My child, how happy I am!

12:41You are my grandfather, aren't you?

12:44Yes, my child.

12:48I am your grandfather, Kettering.

12:51Grandfather!

12:54Grandfather!

12:59Don't cry.

13:00Don't cry.

13:02Don't make my sister cry.

13:04Don't be mean to her.

13:06Don't make her cry.

13:07You're wrong, Lori.

13:08This man is good, but I'm crying with joy.

13:12He's our grandfather. Come on, say hello.

13:19Lori, forgive me.

13:20I'm sorry, my child.

13:21I'm very happy that you came.

13:24From now on, you will always be with me.

13:26Your grandfather will always be thinking of you.

13:30So you don't have to worry about anything anymore.

13:51It's been 12 long years since then.

13:53My nephew Kettering died of pneumonia,

13:55and Lori is the only one I have left,

13:57no other relatives outside of me.

14:00Oh my God, poor Lori.

14:03Your niece was eight years old.

14:05I wouldn't have been able to make a trip like that

14:07with a three-year-old brother.

14:09I don't think I could have done it either.

14:12She was a delicious girl.

14:14By the way, she played the piano very well.

14:16She inherited her mother's talent.

14:19She played the piano every time she could.

14:23When I see Beth playing,

14:25it's as if Kettering had come back.

14:29She had made that long journey

14:31to come and die here.

14:33Poor girl.

14:35She had a high fever,

14:37and died the same night she fell ill.

14:40She looked just like her father.

14:42She died the same night she fell ill.

14:45She even looked like Beth.

14:48Yes, that's true.

14:49I met your niece when I was little,

14:52but I don't remember her very well.

14:55Please, Mr. Lawrence,

14:56tell us about Lori's father.

14:58I'd like to know what kind of man he was.

15:00Ah, my son Harry, you mean.

15:03He went to Europe.

15:04He had to take my place in the business.

15:06But that trip turned out to be a big mistake,

15:08especially for the consequences it had.

15:10It was in Italy that your son met Lori's mother, right?

15:13Ah, your son was a romantic man.

15:15But I didn't think so at the time.

15:18Yes, I was very stubborn.

15:20I never forgave him for this.

15:22Life sometimes has sad surprises.

15:25He wrote me many letters asking me

15:27for permission to marry that girl,

15:29but I refused until the end.

15:31I hated that foreign woman

15:32who wanted to take my son away from me.

15:35Have you ever heard of them, Mr. Lawrence?

15:38They happened to be on board the same ship.

15:41She was returning to Italy after a long tour of concerts.

16:04A man.

16:05A woman.

16:06The sea.

16:07A ship.

16:08The moonlight.

16:09And the music.

16:10It was natural for them to fall in love.

16:13It was the classic love at first sight,

16:15as there are so many.

16:17If she had been an ordinary woman,

16:19I would have granted her permission to marry her.

16:22Unfortunately, Maria, when she saw me,

16:24she didn't like me.

16:25She didn't like me.

16:26She didn't like me.

16:27She didn't like me.

16:28She didn't like me.

16:29She didn't like me.

16:30She didn't like me.

16:31She didn't like me.

16:32She didn't like me.

16:33Unfortunately, Maria, this was her name,

16:35was a pianist.

16:37After marrying her,

16:38Henry said he couldn't leave Europe anymore.

16:41Henry loved Maria very much.

16:44He abandoned me

16:45to settle down with her in Italy.

16:53You must have felt very lonely at that time, Mr. Lawrence.

16:57Yes, it's true.

16:58After the marriage, Henry stopped writing to me.

17:01Henry sent me a letter

17:02to announce the birth of Kepler,

17:04his firstborn.

17:05I bet that Laurie's father,

17:07that is, your son,

17:08felt just as lonely as you.

17:12It's natural when you're away from your loved ones.

17:15Unfortunately, I realized it late.

17:17Once, Laurie said

17:18she wanted to become a musician.

17:21Do you remember?

17:28Laurie!

17:29Get out of my head

17:30the idea of becoming a musician.

17:32You must continue my business.

17:33I have six ships,

17:34and soon I'll have another one.

17:35You must be my successor

17:37to lead the fleet.

17:39Let go of the idea

17:40of becoming a pianist.

17:41You'll have a more solid foundation

17:42by joining my company

17:43as soon as you finish your studies.

17:45This is an order.

17:46Did I make myself clear, Laurie?

17:49Yes, I'll do as you wish, Grandpa.

17:51Of course.

17:53Intimately,

17:54I was sorry for him.

17:56My selfishness had destroyed his dream,

17:59and I'm sure he still regrets it.

18:02He gave up for my sake,

18:04but I don't think he has yet forgotten

18:06his dream of becoming a musician.

18:10Sometimes,

18:11even adults make mistakes

18:13forcing their children

18:14to follow their own expectations.

18:17As you can see,

18:18you can always make mistakes.

18:21Laurie had a secret dream,

18:24just like I had mine.

18:26Maybe I didn't have the right to force him.

18:29My dream was to entrust the company to Laurie.

18:32After all, he's my natural heir.

18:35And he accepted,

18:36giving up for my sake.

18:40I'm sorry I was so selfish.

18:42Forgive me, Grandpa.

18:44I'll do as you wish.

18:46Forgive me, Grandpa.

18:47I'll do as you wish.

18:50When Laurie decided to continue my business,

18:52I felt very happy.

18:54So happy that I couldn't close my eyes that night.

18:58I already saw him at the top of the Loris empire.

19:03Yet,

19:05I'm sorry

19:06if I think he had to give up his dream for me.

19:09Before, I had refused to give

19:11my consent to my son Henry's wedding.

19:14Then, I destroyed Laurie's dream.

19:20Jo,

19:22as you can see,

19:23I'm just a selfish old man.

19:26I don't think so, Mr. Lawrence.

19:28It's not your fault.

19:29Your wish was legitimate.

19:31You did exactly what every grandfather would have done.

19:35I wonder if Laurie thinks the same.

19:37For me, Laurie decided spontaneously, Mr. Lawrence.

19:40I don't think a selfish person

19:43I hope you're right.

19:46Mr. Lawrence,

19:47would you do me a favor?

19:49What kind of favor, dear?

19:51I'd like you to allow Laurie to play the piano from time to time.

19:55Yes.

19:56To think about it,

19:57I confess that I never tolerated my grandson playing the piano.

20:00Mr. Lawrence,

20:01probably when he plays,

20:03his mother will come to mind,

20:04maybe even unconsciously.

20:07Laurie remembers her parents only through their portraits.

20:10Make her happy.

20:11Let her play.

20:12It will be another way to remember them.

20:17I understand.

20:18I also deprived him of his memories.

20:20I'm just an old selfish man.

20:22He plays the piano to remember his father and his mother.

20:29Thank you, Jo.

20:30I didn't want him to play because, as I told you,

20:32I'm an old fool.

20:33But I finally understood.

20:35Each of us has the right to choose.

20:37I had already decided for him selfishly.

20:39Thank you, Mr. Lawrence.

20:40Laurie will be very happy to know this.

20:47Laurie!

20:50Laurie!

20:52Grandpa, I'm sorry.

20:53I...

20:54No, Laurie.

20:55No, son.

20:56I'm sorry.

20:57It's my fault.

20:58Don't think about it, Grandpa.

20:59I heard everything.

21:02From now on,

21:03I will do my best to succeed you, Grandpa.

21:05And I will play the piano only to relax you.

21:09Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

21:26The diary of the grandfather that Jo discovered in Solaio

21:29created an atmosphere of warmth and friendship among all.

21:34The emotional bonds between Laurie and the old Lawrence

21:37further strengthened.

21:40Little Katherine would have been so happy to know this.

22:07If you take a little bird,

22:10make it fly.

22:15If you take a butterfly on a flower,

22:19let it go.

22:24If you see a snail in the middle of the meadow,

22:27don't crush it.

22:32We all have a heart to live in the world.

22:36We all have a heart of pure silver gold

22:40to sing to the wind in freedom.

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