"Mother?" "What happened here?" "What did happen here?" "I played a tricky game in a foreign country." "What did I do?" "Mother?" "What happened here?" "Well let's see." "On a central square, in a city of the sun rose a palace." "It was high and handsome gleaming like the crown of a king." "Where would that be?" "Where is that?" "In the tower, a warning bell would ring." "What kind of warning?" "For a fire or river overflowing." "Oh!" "Firenze" "On a central square, the beginning of a kingdom republic." "Was there a king; was there a queen?" "There were princes, painters, noblemen of logic and art." "Firenze" "Leonardo" "Leonardo" "Michaelangelo, the start." "That's a completely naked statue." "'Twas a dawning day unfurling" "From the heart," "The painting of the world we know." "The world we know." "On a central square..." "In a city made of statues and stories." "Go on and tell me what they mean." "It ignited there like a beacon coming out of the dark." "You can feel it..." "You can feel it..." "You can follow..." "You can follow..." "The spark" "We're on vacation" "From an age to an age" "From an age to an age" "In Firenze" "In Firenze" "In Firenze" "In Firenze" "The spark..." "The painting of the world." "It started then and there and here we are." "It's a new old world to me." "It's a new old world and we are here." "Your father and I took our honeymoon here before the war" "Really?" "and this is my first time back." "I think it's my favorite place on earth..." "I can see why the openness?" "The Light?" "..." "And what else?" "..." "From her site in the great route from upper Italy to Rome," "She commanded the passage on they call cities "she" here" "I bet you didn't know that..." "I bet she'd lose her bet" "Thanks to her great sucess in war and industry..." "Wool, silk, furs..." "Florece became one foremost trading centers in all of Europe." "In fact, the gold florina became widely recognized European form of currency."" "We're here!" "On a central square" "In a city made of statues and stories." "It ignited there like a beacon coming out of the dark." "Mille grazie, signora." "You can feel it..." "You can feel it..." "You can follow..." "You can follow..." "You can feel it..." "You can feel it..." "You can follow..." "You can follow the spark." "We're on vacation." "We're on vacation." "everyone except and" "Ahhh." "In Firenze" "In Firenze" "In Firenze" "In Firenze" "The spark..." "The painting of the world." "It started then and there and here we are." "It's a new old world to me" "It's a new old world and we are finally here." "Ah, what else, what else, what else..." "Oh, this is interesting:" "a man was, we'll, it isn't a very happy thought, but a man was burned to death right over there, a monk." "andiamo..." "Here's the plaque." "Oh?" "What's wrong?" "It's still hot." "Why was he burned to death?" "Well, I'll tell you why, even though you love to torture me like that..." ""Heeee was a preacher who told them they were vicked... for playing dice and musical instruments and reading certain books"" "Sounds like a baptist..." "and they didn't like him for it." "I wouldn't either." "People were apt to be very cruel in those days." "But they must feel sorry for it, because they're still talking about it all these years later." "All right now, don't wander off." "I won't" "Fabrizio Naccarelli!" "Clara!" "Clara!" "Clara!" "I said don't run off..." "Oh, Grazie, grazie very much." "Here we go, love." "You make this?" "Mi scusi." "Il suo nome?" "Non parlo English" "Not to worry, no problema." "Thank you oh, you, my, you so very welcome" "Miss?" "Signora?" "This is my mother." "Margaret Johnson" "Johnson, come Van Johnson?" "Yes!" "You are...relative?" "No, no." "Unfortunately, oops we have an appointment." "I'm sorry to have to..." "What appointment?" "Please, if you like, mi..." "Il mio, yes, shop, in Piazza della Repubblica..." "How do you say..." "Beeg square." "If I may, please arrive my shop?" "Oh my English..." "Why they think any of us will ever fall for this" "Via strozzi, otto..." "Capisce?" "Yes." "Guanti, cravatte..." "Everything for the gentlemens." "Not for you but for your husbands" "I don't have any husbands" "Signorina, ah, forgive me." "Oh brother." "I'm afraid..." "we'll very much try to stop... by your shop domani." "Yes, tomorrow tomorrow then" "My pleasure" "We're staying, Mother, what the name of the hotel?" "The hotel...?" "Clara, honestly, I have to go to the bathroom, if you must know, that God he doesn't speak English." "Bathrooms?" "are..." "yes, in café, li." "Oh yes, thank you, mille grazie." "The Grant!" "Clara!" "Grant Hotel." "Si, si, the Grand" "Grand" "Clara..." "The friend of me is open the door for you suitcase." "Really?" "That's amazing." "A monk was burned to death right over here." "Now is that any way to treat the clergy?" "Anyone meeting Clara for the first time... usually finds this incredible, but..." "Well, Clara is not... she's not quite as she seems." "She's very young for her age." "Is..." "And, oh, I have managed in many tactul ways over the years to explain her and her situation to young men without wounding them." "But...well, none of that should be necessary here, one would certainly hope." "Never mind." "Come, darling." "Grazie again, ciao." "Grazie." "Did you see that?" "Yes, I've seen it before." "a hat do that?" "What did you meam?" "No, nothing, come, there's a lot to see if we want to get it all in" "Uffizi, of course, means offices." "The collection was bequeathed to the People of Florence by Anna Maria Lodovico, the last of the Medicis." "Here we see a late work by Fra Filippo Lippi, a monk, famous for his misconduct." "He painted his Madonnas to look like the nuns he slept with, including the one who eloped with him and gave him a son." "When his escapades brought him to financial ruin," "He turned to forgery and extortion" ""Madonna with angels." Now over here we see..." "Now this is called the Michelangelo room." "Oh, look at this angel." "The way he's pointing like that?" "He, or she, is telling Mary she's going to have a baby and God is the daddy." ""The annunciation" by Ghirlandaio?" "No, that's Leonardo." "It's almost noon." "We said we'd meet him." "Oh, let's listen to what she has to say." "I told him I would be there." "I don't think we'll have time to go to his shop today, darling." "don't you want to...?" "I want to" "We can't always have what we want, Clara." "We seem to be having what you want." "We're extremely contrary today." "You treat me like an infant sometimes." "Maybe you're the contrary one." "Clara." "I told him we might come." "Because I don't think we should make friends with him." "Why?" "Because...he has his own life here and we have to go back home eventually" "I could write him." "Remember how hard it was to leave Ronnie to come here?" "Ronnie is a dog, Fabrizio's a boy." "Uh-huh." "I thought you'd be happy to get away for once." "And things are often hard." "Mother." "We can see about all that later!" "Now shh!" "Your're being rude." "And this is interesting." "These are very popular, in Italy." "It's the land of naked marble boys." "Something we don't see a lot in Winston-Salem," "That's the land of corduroys." "I'm just a someone in an old museum." "Far away from home as someone can go." "And the beauty is I still meet people I know." "Hello." "This is wanting something, this is reaching for it," "This is wishing that a moment would arrive." "This is taking chances, this is almost touching, what the beauty is." "I don't understand a word they're saying," "I'm as different here as different can be." "But the beauty is I still meet people like me." "Everyone's a mother here, in Italy." "Everyone's a father, or a son." "I think if I had a child, I would take such care of her." "Then I wouldn't feel like one." "I've hardly met a single soul, but I am not alone." "I feel known." "This is wanting something, this praying for it," "This is holding breath and keeping fingers crossed." "This is counting blessings, this is wondering when I'll see that boy again." "I've got a feeling he's just a someone, too." "And the beauty is, when you realize, when you realize," "Someone could be looking for a someone like you." "Ah!" "Clara!" "Fabrizio!" "Destino!" "How, How good to see you, Clara." "Oh!" "Hello." "Anche Lei, signora." "It is so good to see you!" "How coincidenza, no?" "Si?" "No, si." "Uhhh, tell me, Clara, are you... un momento, prego, mi scusi." "Tell me, Clara, tell me, Clara," "Signora, are you free for lunch?" "I'm sorry, we have plans." "Oh, wonderful, may I suggest a café for us?" "I said we have other plans," "I'm sorry." "What plans?" "Ah, yes, si, I am sorry..." "Ciao, Fabrizio." "Ciao!" "We'll come by your shop!" "Il mondo era vuoto" "Le ombre lo riempivan" "La luce non pariva mai" "Clara, la luce nella piazza" "Clara, mia luce, mio cor" "Ora che sono sveglio" "All'ombra non vo tornar" "Non sapevo di sentirmi solo" "Privo del senso della vita" "Era cosi" "Clara, mia luce, mio cor" "L'essenza che mi mancava, sei tu" "La tua luce m'inonda" "Ma lei non puo amarmi" "Non cosi o Clara" "Non amera un ragazzino" "Non puo amare un ragazzino" "Dio" "Papa" "Dormivo" "Io non sapevo d'esser solo" "Solo nel buio" "Non ero vivo non c'era Clara" "Ma ora la tua luce m'inonda" "Papá, le hai ordinate tutte queste?" "Si." "Ciao, Romeo." "Devo sembrare un uomo di successo, piu importante, piu, piu...piu come Van Johnson!" "Van Johnson?" "Si, Van Johnson!" "Vuoi assomigliare a Van Johnson?" "Baudelaire vuol essere Fred Astaire." "Non!" "È troppo tardi." "Si, troppo tardi." "resterai un bohémiem." "Bohémien." "Ho finito per oggi." "Ha finito." "Aiutami, Papà!" "Domani, magari." "No!" "Non domani!" "Adesso!" "Ma lei non puo amarmi" "Non cosi o Clara" "Non amera un ragazzino" "Non puo amare un ragazzino" "Dio!" "Papa!" "Clara" "Clara" "Clara, mia luce, mio cor" "L'essenza che mi mancava, sei tu" "Sei tu" "Clara" "Clara" "Clara, mia luce, mio cor" "L'essenza che mi mancava, sei tu" "Sei tu" "Clara" "Clara" "Clara, mia luce, mio cor" "Solo nel buio" "Non ero vivo o dio, datemi mia Clara" "O, padre, la sua luce" "Oh, Madonna mia!" "OK, Van Johnson." "M'inonda" "Abottonati!" "In bocca al lupo." "Va Bene." "É cosi, Guarda." "Vai sopra, gira intorno, passa dentro, tira giù." "Eccim che dici?" "Prova la mia giacca." "Allora, che dite?" "Ahi ahi ahi ahi..." "Dáccordo, sono una bellissima ragazza americana" "Ehi, tu!" "Smettila di agitarti di qua e di là" "Le mani qui." "Non troppo vicino." "Guarda..." "Fallo tu, dai." "È una causa persa" "Guarda" "Prova tu." "No no no no no no" "Stupido..." "Dai, pulcino, vieni con me..." "Ciao, Van Johnson." "Isn't that something?" "..." "Look up there at that big old duomo." "You wouldn't want to trip up there, would you?" "that's a long way down." "Olly, oily oxen free!" "Shh!" "Clara!" "Fabrizio!" "Veramente, it is destiny!" "For you, Signorina." "They're beautiful." "Mother, look!" "Well, look what the cat dragged in." "Signora." "Milione di grazie." "Milione!" "Sono cosa bella" "Belli, non bella." "Belli." "Papá, Papá!" "Che fai qui?" "Signora, Signorina Johnson, my father, Signor Naccarelli." "How do you do?" "Hello." "He speaks English, not like me." "Your English is wonderful!" "Such a coincidence." "May I take you perhaps for a aperitivo, Signora?" "Oh, it's a little early in the day." "Certamente." "Perhaps you and your daughter will join us later then for a passeggiata" "In the Piazzale Michelangelo." "Sunset." "Everybody come there." "We'd love to, tante grazie!" "Well... yes, grazie, I hope we can..." "We'll be there, waiting." "Five o'clock then." "If we can." "We can!" "Till then." "Clara..." "I..." "Ciao" "Ciao." "Five o'clock." "Yes." "Ciao." "Ciao." "Ciao!" "Ciao." "Ciao!" "Five o'clock" "You have no idea what it does to me to see her happy like this." "But I have to tell them the truth." "It cannot continue." "I can't allow it." "Oh, why isn't Roy here?" "You cannot say no to these people." "And they seem too slick, don't they?" "A father and son team?" "Come, darling, I think we need to put our feet up back at the hotel." "Okay." "Then we're going to meet them, five o'clock." "It's all right, darling." "He works here." "Clara..." "Clara..." "Such a beautiful blouse." "Such beautiful blouse." "Bene." "Clara..." "Clara." "Have you had an enjoyable afternoon?" "Have you had enjoyably after...?" "Più musicale, più semplice facile." "Have you had an enjoyable afternoon?" "Come si dice, "La sua pelle e come il latte"?" "No no no" "Si!" "Your milk...?" "No "milk" Non glielo dire prima di conoscerla" "Your milk...?" "Niente che fare con "milk".No "milk"." "Ah Franca!" "Buon giorno!" "Bellissima: come stai?" "Have you had enjoyable afternoon?" "Bravo!" "Si Bravo!" "Cameriere!" "vino rosso." "Si." "Grazie" "You must know, clara..." "You must know, Clara someday I too someday I too will come home will come home after a night spent with another woman..." "Piano!" "And you will have to wonder if I ever loved you." "Non prendere tutto cosi sul serio!" "No!" "Perchê non ridi?" "Perquè si deve litigare?" "Ridi!" "Gioca!" "Aspetta!" "Ciao" "Franca!" "Clara!" "Buon giorno" "Ah. such..." "Beautiful frock!" "Thank You" "You cut yourself shaving" "Yes?" "Do you like to shave?" "Oh ...yes?" "I ..." "Yes?" "Look a scar!" "Oh, no, ma sono belli." "Your hair is beautiful" "No, no, not my hair." "the scar." "How do you say in Italiano?" "Bella" "No." "How do you say scar?" "Cicatrice" "Cicatrice" "Si, bene." "Come si dice in Inglese?" "Plastic headband" "Plastic headband" "Bene!" "Yes." "Your milllk..." " You... mother?" "Over there." "Li." "Bene" "Signora" "Your son seems to have the mysterious ability to know where we are going," "before we know!" "I'm wondering if he is a spy of some sort." "A spy!" "Or has one at the hotel?" "Well, I cannot say." "Signor..." "Florence is to your liking?" "oh yes. so much history." "In Florence we have too much history." "In America you are so free..." "Oh, it is wonderful here... they are fine, I'm sure." "Well..." "Actually..." "Here, if we move a stone in the street..." "Oh yes." "Who come?" "Committec, officials." ""You cannot change it." "it's history!"" "Yes, well..." "And even if you say, "But is has just this minute... fallen on my foot," they show you no pity." "May I, I'm sorry to interrupt you." "No, no, go on, I am the one who must apologize." "No, not at all." "You speak very good english" "No, but once it was better." "I have known many Americans during the war, done certain small things for them in," "How do you say, liaison during the occupation." "I find the Americans very simpatici." "Well..." "Hello, How old are you?" "Vuoi fare una passeggiata con me?" "Cosa?" "Do you want to make.. to walking, to walking with me..." "on the road... in a circle?" "Si." "Bene!" "Come with me" "Walk with me" "Walking in my city" "Una passeggiata" "You and I" "See the faces" "From the daytime" "Talking in the evening" "See the churches shining" "See the sky" "Now is" "I am" "Happiness" "Never" "I am" "Unhappiness" "Now is I am happiness" "With you" "Walk with me in the place that I know" "La passeggiata" "Now is" "I am" "Happiness" "Never" "I am" "Unhappiness" "Now is I am happiness" "With you" "Walk with me in the place that I know" "La passeggiata" "Grazzie." "Ah, you speak Italian hardly." "Signor naccarelli?" "Yes?" "You have a charming accent" "Oh, I do?" "But go on." "it's... it's about Clara" "She seems quite lovely to me." "Like her mother." "You were saying?" "Your milk, your milk is" "Eh." "My milk is what?" "What milk?" "Not milk, is like milk" "Like snow?" "Eh si, but no" "I know snow" "Non è snow" "Is..." "Here." "Come si dice?" "Here?" "And here?" "And also here" "My skin!" "Your skin is like milk!" "I am work here" "In the tie shop" "Next to Arno River" "Even though I know is not big size" "See Palazzi" "On the hilltop" "Maybe one day live there" "Maybe if I sell too many ties" "Ah..." "Now is I am happiness with you" "Walk with me in the place that I live from a child" "The place that I know" "La passeggiata" "Buona sera." "Scusatemi del ritardo." "Avevo un piccolo affare del quale occuparmi." "Si." "Possiamo immaginare tutti quale" ""piccolo affare" avevi." "Tieni giú le mani" "Da ora in poi, non ti conosco piú." "Signora Johnson, Clara, my mother," "Signora Naccarelli." "Piacere." "How do you do?" "Ooops!" "You remember my father." "Oh yes, Buon giorno." "Buon giorno." "Welcome." "Hello." "My brother, Giuseppe." "How do you do?" "Pleasure." "And his wife, Franca." "Hello, how are you?" "Very well, thank you, nice to meet you." "Oh, che... che gorgioso!" "Grazie." "Prego!" "How I have managed to allow this to drag on... even another few days." "Ah!" "Here, you should sit." "No, no, no dia alla Signora Johnson la sedia col cuscino." "What a beautiful." "Please, signora." "Oh." "sorry, you were saying." "Clara is right, what a beautiful apartment..." "Clara, let me show you the apartment, the paintings, would you like that?" "Oh, yes, thank you." "Yes, let her show you the paintings." "Yes, you'll enjoy that." "they are worthless." "I'm sorry, you were saying." "Well, while they're out..." "Zucchero?" "No, thank you." "While they're..." "Latte?" "Oh, yes, a little, grazie." "Prego." "I would like to take advantage... of..." "Papá?" "È la terza volta che la interrompi." "Mi dispiace." "Seusi tanto" "Zitto!" "If I could..." "There is always one child who can do nothing right, have you noticed this?" "Well, I ..." "No, I only have the one." "This one is the older but he lacks, how do you say... maturitá." "Maturity," "Maturity." "Si." "Si." "If only his wife would give him a son, he would learn, ma..." "Well, I'm sure you're right." "She is charming, your daughter." "Very handsome, your new fellow." "you and i are very much alike, i think." "you and Fabrizio" "Like you and Giuseppe" "You see, two pairs of lovers" "How truly happy you must be" "You are the first to set him on his knee" "You're the envy of so many girls" "And you are the most beautiful" "So far" "The gentle jangle of his voice" "No other sound" "No smile" "No face" "No choice" "And the joy I know you feel" "This is something I remember well, my dear" "And on your first anniversary" "In the piazza where you met" "At first it's, it's only a glance" "And then his eyes will set" "Upon a girl who's prettier and younger than you" "What to do?" "Enjoy it" "You are free" "You have time to spare" "The bassinette is empty" "The nursery is bare" "You can spend his money" "Then there is no money" "You can take a lover." "But" "He's the one you love" "He's the one you love" "Isn't he?" "Though truly happy, you must beware" "For happiness can also scar" "For so like me you are" "You are" "Beware" "Thank you" "My son Fabrizio, He can think of little else but Clara." "It will be a sad day for him when you go away" "Oh, yes..." "Of course, but..." "How nice to think that you would not go at all, but would spend many months in Firenze, perhaps take a small villa." "Oh, well, no..." "Many outsiders do." "They never wish to leave." "I have unfortunately many responsabilities at home" "My house, husband." "What does Signor Johnson do?" "He owns part interest in a cigarette company ah." "Pall Mall?" "No" "Raleigh?" "No" "Camel?" "No, signor..." "Winston?" "No, no, Signor Naccarelli." "I should really tell you about..." "all this." "The two of them." "Yes." "It is so sudden." "Yes." "Si è vero. è vero." "Brava!" "Brava!" "Bella!" "Well, I'm" "I'm trying though, to speak about..." "You are not trying, you are doing." "You must be a very fast learner." "No, no, yes, I mean, on another subject." "Yes. another subject" "Clara and Fabrizio." "Si!" "Yes, I fear..." "We, too, are fearful." "Anche lei è molto prudente i giovani vanno troppo in fretta." "Se si deve andere in porto" "Meglio procedere con calma." "Yes, everything must proceed more slowly." "Well, that's just..." "that's just that." "Clara..." "Che brava ragazza, è cosi innocente!" "Si." "But." "Clara is not necessarily like most American girls, she has..." "Clara non è come le altre ragazze Americane." "Bene!" "È una ragazza all'antica..." "Beneducata." "My wife respects this." "I have something I must tell you." "Yes, we..." "You must, please, do hear me out now." "By all means." "Clara is..." "Clara... is a special child." "That's all." "That's all." "this is eccellent." "So much of what we hear and read about American women, young women, is not what we would consider to be necessarily the right kind of woman for our son." "Yes." "And we very much respect you caution." "The human heart is mysterious and sometimes also dangerous." "Lucky Strike?" "Are you all right?" "..." "What's the matter?" "Look at me?" "Yes, che bella." "Just look at me?" "Of course." "Shhh, shhh." "You are fine." "I have to see you alone." "Meet me here near the hotel tonight at midnight." "You can get away?" "Si." "Si." "Something happened, something in the other room confused her..." "The truth is, that's my job, to calm her when she's like that." "To know when and how to..." "But... well... apparently..." "Signora Johnson, mio figlio è un bravo ragazzo." "Capisce?" "Giuseppe, no." "Dai, Mamma." "Fabrizio è bravo." "Giuseppe, no." "Su, Mamma." "Per piacere." "Fabrizio va in chiesa, capisce?" "È bravo." "Capisce Signora?" "Si comporta sempre bene." "We have wondered if perhaps Clara does not wish to leave Firenze." "It is clear she doesn't." "But..." "Capisce?" "My wife thinks they might be happy together here..." "Always." "Si?" "Slowly." "Ah!" "..." "Hello?" "Hello?" "..." "Is." "Is someone there?" "Roy, it's Margaret." "Roy!" "It didn't ring." "What?" "It didn't ring." "The phone." "There's, there's a delay..." "Hello?" "I'm here." "Oh, okay." "Good to hear from you." "How is it?" "Oh, wonderful." "You have to speak up." "Clara's sleeping." "I don't want to wake her." "Did you go to our monastery?" "Oh, not yet." "I want to." "Uh, huh." "Very much." "But, oh, I wanted to tell you, we've met some very nice people," "Florentines, from Florence." "Yes." "Oh, sorry, this delay." "Their names are Naccarelli," "They have a son about Clara's age." "Uh, huh." "I know." "Well, yes, you don't want anybody getting the wrong idea." "That's all." "I know, I know it." "It's just I meant it's nice to meet some..." "nice people." "Uh, huh, well," "I don't know you know how nice they really are in so short a time." "They're Italian, Roy, They're nice people they all are, very friendly people." "Well, you know what's best." "Listen, honey, I've got a dinner appointment with harbison or.." "Oh, sorry." "I miss you!" "Miss you too." "Roy?" "!" "?" "Yes?" "I... mean it, I do." "Miss you." "I assumed you meant it." "I know, it's just.." "it's hard to be back here without you." "The war?" "..." "When we were apart?" "Uh, huh?" "When we had to be, that is, and Clara was... first." "Yes." "I keep thinking of us then, you know, forced apart... and now..." "I know" "I know, I know you couldn't get away," "It isn't that, it's not that I don't understand." "I don't..." "Know what I'm saying, do you?" "Know what you're saying?" "No, I don't..." "I don't know, I'm sorry..." "Well, I really should..." "Wait, don't hang up!" "What is it?" "I shouldn't keep Harbison waiting too long, he is chairman of the board." "I'm sorry." "That's all right." "But somebody's got to pay for this trip, unless you want to dip into your savings..." "What's is it?" "Nothing." "You're sure?" "Don't be late." "Margaret, put an end to that." "Whatever's going on over there." "You hear?" "Now you take care." "You too." "Dashing as the day we met," "Only there is something I don't recognize." "Though I cannot name it yet, I know it." "Beautiful is what you are," "Only somehow wearing a frightening disguise." "I can see the winter in your eyes now, telling me:" ""Thank you, We're done here, Not much to say." "We are together but I have had Dividing Day."" "So when, when was this day?" "Was it on the church step?" "Suddenly you're out of love." "Does it go creeping slowly?" "When was your Dividing Day?" "I can see the winter in your eyes now, telling me:" ""Margaret, we did it, your courtesy, i bowed." "We are together, but no more love, no more love allowed."" "When was dividing day?" "Was it on the church step?" "Did it happen right away?" "Were you lying next to me," "Hiding what you couldn't say?" "How could I have guessed?" "Was my cheek upon your chest?" "An ocean away..." "When was, when was, when was Dividing Day?" "Clara?" "..." "Clara?" "After lobby, after fountain, go to Arno making left and left again to Tornabuoni all along and then you see Museo" "After lobby, after fountain," "Go to Arno making left and left again to Tornabuoni" "All along and then you see Museo" "Right!" "After lobby, after fountain," "Go to Arno making left and left again to Tornabuoni" "All along and then you see Museo, Museo" "I wait for you in courtyard of Museo" "Which is looking like a garden" "Ciao" "Fabrizio !" "Ha!" "Buona Sera" "that was a silly thing to do, i memorized it. concentrate, ." "La la la la" "La la la la" "Ciao." "Ti sei perduata?" "Mia Cara" "Ciao." "Ciao, cara." "Cara... that means dear." "That means dear." "Oh, dear." "Oh, crap." "I know where I am!" "Do you look for the Medici Palace?" "No, thank you." "Sono felice." "I am fine." "Museo" "La la la" "La la la" "La la la la" "La la" "La la la" "La la la" "Fabrizio Naccarelli!" "Fabrizio Naccarelli!" "he's waiting for me!" "he's waiting for me!" "Clara johnson, 142 east lake street!" "Clara johnson, 142 east lake street!" "Clara?" "It's alright, it's alright," "I'm here." "I'm her mother, madre, bene, va bene, grazie little Clara, little Clara" "No more crying" "Mama here now baby Clara, baby Clara" "Hmm" "little Clara, little Clara" "Clara, where were you going?" "I was going to get ice cream." "You know we don't tell each other stories." "Now I want you to lie down and go to sleep." "and don't you worry about a thing." "You're safe now." "I'll be nearby." "There's a moon on a hill, and a hidden stream, a lagoon and a red horizon dream" "Silhouette set away from time forever." "There's a valley beyond the setting sun where waters shine and horse run... hhh... it's always so difficult..." "Roy and I don't even discuss it anymore, it's just a fact of life, like the weather" "When clara was twelve, we rented a Shetland Pony for her birthday party, and... the pony kicked... her..." "The doctors told us that she would..." "Her mental and emotional capacities would not develop normally, and, but her body would continue to develop, so..." "If the Naccarellis find out, she'll be smashed up for good." "We have to get out of here." "first thing," "Oh, it's for nights like this that hotel bars were specifically developed." "Clara!" "Fabrizio!" "I wait for you, what happened to you?" "I..." "My mother..." "I..." "She is here?" "No, come in, sit!" "No." "Entra." "I think you have gone." "I am afrai..." "Don't be, come..." "No, you are alone, I should not." "Insisto." "I want you too." "she won't mind." "I think you have decide Non sono adatto per te." "Not good enough?" "Of course you are." "I think maybe you have meet someone better." "No." "I don't know, how do I know..." "It is..." "I think..." "impossible for me to say what I feel." "I am so tiresome to talk, to say what I..." "I don't know how to..." "I always understand." "If I could say in Italiano it would be best..." "Then do, then say..." "No." "Why don't you trace it on my hand" "Or make a song" "Do anything" "Say it somehow" "I will understand" "I know you" "You are good" "The sound inside you" "This I know" "It's like a melody" "Like there you go just now" "Say it somehow" "Somehow you can show me" "Say it somehow" "Anyway you can" "You know me" "You are good" "Oh, you are good" "You are good to me" "I know this sound" "Of touch me" "I think I hear" "The sound of" "Wrap your arms around me" "Ah ah ah ah" "Shout and dance in rings" "Or say it silently" "Tell me things" "Oh" "We'll play a game" "You trace it on my skin" "Do it any way" "But let's begin" "Do it somehow" "Somehow you can show me" "I know that you know me" "Ah ah ah ah will you marry me?" "No, no, no" "No, no, no, no" "It must be mine to ask it" "Ask it then!" "I wish to be the one to decide!" "Decide, decide!" "Will you" "Yes!" " marry me?" "Yes!" "Yes!" "You are good to me" "I know the sound" "Of touch me" "I think I hear the sound of" "Wrap your arms around me" "Ah ah ah ah" "Tell me things" "Ohh Ah!" "ah ah ah"