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God, he'll be born an orphan. - Why do you wail?|- You haven't paid me for the milk. Serge is the country neighbor.|And a dentist. Ah, my friend, I'm losing my|mind, I don't know what to do. Andrey isn't back yet. I telephoned|home. He never reacted to the call. He's not been seen at the factory.|I feel he's dead. You don't say that, dear.|Be courageous. The police showed up right in time. Allow me to introduce myself,|Officer Norsky. I'm most happy, lady, to have the lucky|chance to... - What do you mean, lucky? For us, maintainers of law and order,|a case like this is a real find. So, you claim that your husband is|most certainly murdered? Murdered? How could I know it?|You don't have to worry. We'll know it. Do you have his photographic|portrait? You know, here he is only 7.|Pity. Most likely, he's changed a lot. Zakharych, on the double...|It could be the news from the master. I'm in such a nervous condition.|Don't worry, I sympathize completely. You don't widow every day. Lady, did you husband...|bet on horses or gamble? Or could he be taken to drink?|You're insane. Never! - What about cocaine?|- Balderdash, never! - Too bad.|- Why's that? - For our investigation...|- I want to thrash you! - What? - There's a cabbie.|He brought the master's dress. Found it in the street. - The dress with no master in it?|- Where's the master then? There was no master in the dress. Excellent, a wonderful turn of events.|What else does your witness say? He doesn't exactly say anything,|he barks. Did you find Mr. Vakhalakov's|things in the street? Answer me! - What's wrong with him?|- I told the mistress, he barks. Don't pay me any mind, it happens|to me. When I'm excited. - Don't be excited, speak up.|- Give him a glass of vodka. Come on, speak. This morning as I drove my Slob,|that be my horse... - At the Tavricheskaya...|- Near what house? - Near the number 5.|- That's our apartment there! 5, Tavricheskaya?|Excellent! At the Tavricheskaya St. I found|those things, and from the papers I knew that those things belong|to Mister Vakhlakov. Another glass! Not to me, to him. And the doorman of the house told me|that Mr. Vakhlakov lives in the country Give it to me, we'll have a look. The passport! The box of mint pastilles.|Small change. A toothpick.|- Yes, it's his toothpick. - And what is that?|It's a thing so that his auto is not stolen. - A revolver.|- It's his revolver. All cartridges are intact. The victim|was assaulted unexpectedly. And that it wasn't a suicide|by way of a gunshot. Sophie, could he drown? How did those things turn up|there, don't you know? In regard to that, I can only say|that I found those things at... Another glass. At the pavement? Is it so hard to say at the pavement?|The lady says and doesn't yap. - Have you been ailing long?|- From the birth. My mother from a greyhound...|thatjumped her... Were you born from a dog and your|mother? - No, when my mother was pregnant...|- It's all clear, alright. Don't hold your glass, they won't|pour you any more. I'm sorry, you've quite forgot|about my husband. Forward. Enough guzzling, go! A beast is a beast. - Mrs. Vakhlakova, sign the|protocol please. - Hush. - What's happened?|There's someone moving in the house. Holy Mother... It's the master's ghost. - Andrey, is that you?|- What's wrong with you, my friend? What's wrong? You look like you|see the dead. - Are you alive or what?|- He's alive, alive! It's my husband. The master's alive!|The master is risen. Outrageous. Decent corpses don't|behave like this. You were lost, murdered. The|police force looks for you. and you don't have a right to|come home like this. - Who is this gentleman?|- A police officer. We thought a disaster befell you. What happened to you?|Why're you dressed so terribly? - Have you noticed?|- Yes, I have. - It's all the railroad's fault.|- The railroad? How did you find yourself at the|railroad, my bunny? Simple. I just came back from|that... From Tver, that where from.|- Yeah, From Tver. - What do you mean, Tver?|I went to the station to see my friends off, went into the car with them...|- What happened next? I heard... Far away... They don't blow any whistles anymore.|- What d'you mean, they don't? What about that... - I did itjust now, but not the steam|engine. - My poor nightingale!|- I've been thinking about you all the way. So while I was getting back, I|was robbed. - How horrible! At the station I was completely naked... With passengers around me, y'know. Ultimately naked? Without anything on? No, I had something on,|of course. - What exactly?|- Definitely my undergarments. What undergarments precisely?|- So you had your undies on? The thieves didn't manage to take|them away from me. Though they tried. Well, as they say, it's all clear|as day now. - Nothing is clear. In what exactly manner, if you|had been robbed in a railway car in Tver, your things turned up at the pavement|outside 5, Tavricheskaya St? - Well, that was... so to say.|- Speak up. Were they found? Here Are your things.|And here's the man who found them. Is it you? What's wrong?|Be kind enough not to speak Doggese. Pay me for bringing your things|to you. Sorry, this is the evidence now. What evidence? Give me my things! I'm alive, I'm home, and please|get out with your service dogs. Stepped on my paw! The corpse was a trouble-maker. An ugly mug.|Zakharych, bring me my house coat. And you, Marfa, some hot tea and|rum. My hen, how good to be back home. My sunny bunny,|so many worries within one day. The fate inevitably approached Announce me, dear. Lady, some gentleman asks for|you. - Who's that?|- Looks A gentleman, flowers. Interesting. As soon as I'm out,|there's an admirer. - Who are you?|- I can't name myself, sorry. I'm sorry for bringing you the terrible news.|As the man of honor I can't remain silent. Last night I shot your husband|and I come here to atone. Balderdash! My husband's alive. You're mistaken, Madam, I shot|him pointblank. He dropped on the spot at the stairs|near his apartment at 5, Tavricheskaya St. If I knew that the late had such|a savoury spouse, I'd miss him. Everything you say is a poppycock.|Andrey, we have some nutcase here! I insist. I've sent your husband|to the netherworld. Come in and see for yourself. And|get out! Hurry with it! Your anger adds to your charm. So you're alive, darling?|God damn it, I couldn't miss. I'm not darling to you.|I forbid you to call me like this. And we're not acquainted.|You lie, we're well acquainted indeed. You expected me. You even prepared|the drinks.Let's drink to your resurrection. What does it mean? To freshen the nip in time is the|real happiness. - My suit.|- Your suit? Darling, who is this man? Sophie, I'll explain.|- What a cutie! You're my ideal of a woman.|- Shut up, you drunkard! This suit is really his. I bought it|at the station when I was naked. Yes, he trades in second hand clothes.|Take your rags, I don't need them anymore. And by the way, Sophie is my wife.|I don't believe you, as Stanislavsky said. This glamorous woman can't be the|spouse of the rascal. Last night I saw you with|another... The swine! - With whom did he see last night?|- Forget him. Dear Sophie, what are you doing|tonight? - Leave me alone! - I'm poet Ivanitsky, practically a genius.|- Don't touch my wife, villain! Freak yourself. Sophie, I'm taking you with me.|We're going to the poetic cellar Stray Dog. Kiss me, honey. I'll shower you with poetry, and you'll be sung in my oeuvres,|you'll be my Laura, my Beatrice, my... You returned the debt, bastard! Where did that monster come from,|what's going on? With whom did he see you?|With whom? Now I'll kill you for good! Help! Zakharych! - You think he's through with it?|- Master, he's some beast. Got to throw him out. Take him by the collar and do it.|He's too heavy. Let's try it together.|But disarm him first. I take him by the armpits, you|take the legs. - What are you doing?|- Taking you out. - Be careful with it.|- We are. Man, some cognac! Nothing but cognac! Please, master. Follow me, master. Here's your revolver,|here's your bouquet. Take him to the place you took|him from. I'm pinned to the bar counter.|I'm drunk for ever, I don't care. There goes my happiness, in the carriage|Fading in the silver mist... It flows away in the carriage In the snows of time,|in the expanse of ages, There's only my soul left sinking|In the silver darkness of the hooves... Dance, beautiful! It casts sparks into the dark,|Lighting up the dead of night... The bell jingles in the harness|Singing of the past happiness... It's only the golden harness|That I can see there all night long... And my soul, my poor deaf soul, Is deadly drunk, is deadly drunk... Remember where we go from?|Turn back. I'm on my way, master. Alone...at last... Who the hell that might be? Mr. Marusin to see you.|- What does he want? Wrong time, as usual. I should talk to you. How do you|do, Sophie. Don't stand up, you're heavy. - I must fight the duel.|- You? With whom? With that scoundrel Ivanitsky.|I'll skin him alive. - Why? - The woman, of course.|- What about your commandments? About turning the other cheek.|- I don't care for commandments. I want meat. How come? You never touched meat.|- I'll touch it today. - Zakharych! Do you have meat?|- Raw? Raw is fine. Calm down, please. You're my|friend. I cherish you and... Stepan, is the address right?|Should we unload it? But it's still too early... Squirrel, what's up?|I have a business meeting, we should talk. You go ahead to the dining room|and talk. Feed him meat, at least. I'll get rid of them and join you.|- Promise you'll be my second. Promise. Launch the operation! Brothers, bring the ammunition|inside. Why are you here? What's wrong? I lost. I realize you can't enforce love.|I've made a hard decision. I give her to you.|- What? - Yes, it's a present.|- What, you too? - No, it's too expensive a gift.|- No, you don't understand anything. You should marry her.|- How can I? I'm married. So much the worse. You should've|thought earlier. Now you deal with both of them,|the lover and the wife. Why didn't you tell me he was|married? You never asked. - What are these chests?|- The things of my ex-wife. Murder! Give her the room. Where should|we put those chests? No! Never. No room for her!|Don't listen to him, he's not quite himself. - Go away!|- Quick! - Get the mistress settled.|- What's going on? Why do you whine like a|slaughtered one? Sophie! Mr. Chuguyev, my wife... - My wife, Madam Chuguyeva.|- Glad to meet you. Pleased. What are these chests? These are the things of my wife. Philip is my old friend, he came|with the things that belong to his wife. Very good, I'll be with you in a|moment. I won't expose your lies. Let her know|about your dealings from someone else. Hello to the good company! Gentlemen, make yourselves|comfortable. Bring more chairs. We'll put your chests in the closet.|Gentlemen, how good it feels! Everyone forgot about me. I was|choking on the meat there alone. As if we couldn't live|without you. Leave me alone! - Madam Chuguyeva, have a seat.|- Oh, you're here too? Begging your pardon. How dared I...|I recant, I was revolting by the elevator. I'm so tired of you, you can't|imagine. Pasha, I could do without you and|your nagging. How dare you speak to me like|this? How dare you? I'm the author of scientific treatises.|I'm a prominent ornithologist. The British Academy of Sciences|elected me as its member. I fight for flora and fauna. I'll leave your house, you mean|people! - What's wrong with you?|- It doesn't concern you, sit down please. My honor, gentlemen.|- Paul, wait! I haven't eaten anything here. I read Averchenko on the State|Duma today. They have some congregation.|He wrote, There were as many people there, as there are hairs on Purishkevich's|head. But he's completely bald. God, they'll drive me insane|today. I'm dying! Call the doctor!|Fetch some water! What are you giving me? It's vodka!|It's prob'ly left from the barking cabbie. - Philip, don't leave me here!|- I never change my decisions. - Did you hear, his wife is pregnant?|- Just heard it. We should hide from her what's|going on. She doesn't suspect anything. Hello, my gray dove. What? I challenge you to a duel.|Choose your weapon, you dishonest perrson! After you'd poked my face with|the broom, I'll choose the weapon! You rascal! Allow me, my good man. - You plucked hoopoe!|- Lambic pentameter! Pardon, I didn't aim at you. I tried to take that nothing over|there. No need to help me, I'll manage,|don't be in my way. I'm drowning! This rascal surely can't be back. Don't make me mad! - A bald partridge!|- I could kill you. I'm terrible in my anger! I'll kill you!|- Stop! Paul, what are you doing? The bulldog! You're the woman of my dreams!|came back for you. Do something! I'll show you! Bastards! Sophie, I'm taking you with me,|you were born to be mine! Watch your teeth, gentlemen. Sophie, step aside, you're heavy. Gentlemen, stop! A police officer. Finita la comedia Mr. Vakhlakov,|You played a nasty joke on me. You trip to Tver was an|invention. Last night you were caught with|your pants down indulged in adultery with the|spouse of Mr. Chuguyev. How can it be? Incredible. Jesus, do you have to make it|public? What are you talking about?|It's impossible, it can't be true. Sophie, relax. I'll send my seconds to you. Does the insulted husband want to|challenge me too? The insulted husband doesn't want|to get soiled. Initially, the husband saw red,|he was insulted and cuckolded. Philip, how can you saw this? I'm not Philip, I'm Filbert.|A filbert. The phonograph! Really, Vakhlakov...|you're a regular bastard. A curious plot, come to think of it,|for a tear-jerking motion picture. I could hardly find it, it being so early.|Had to wake the weapons store owner. - Why is it only one?|- He didn't have a couple. What shall we do, gentlemen? On case of a duel, the weapons|should be the same. You can fight it with only one|pistol. - The police took mine.|- We'll take turns. Then I'm the first to shoot.|As an insulted party. You'll draw lots. - A swell thing.|- I'll test it. The duel was special, ladies|attended. You could hit me, you know. I could.|Appreciate it that I missed. The pistol is fine.|- So that's what you are. Yes, I'm this way.Let's start.|Mr. Turgin, count 20 steps. 20, precisely. Forgive me, it's the devil's work.|Speak well of me. I'm guilty all around. Go away!|I wish you were hit, traitor. I'm expecting the child, the|heir, and you... You're such a rascal. I can't see|you anymore. Farewell. Philip, why don't you defend my honor?|I'm your wife, not Pavel Petrovich's. They defend the honor of those who have it.|- Don't you dare insult Aglaya Nikitichna. I'll fight you after Vakhlakov!|- I would advise against it, my birdie. You're so... wonderful. It's like|I really see you for the first time. It hurts! Aglaya's soul was again inflamed|with the feelings not yet spent. Do you really love me?|- Who, me? Yes, no, I don't know... But I do! Try to stay alive. I'm yours.|My life belongs to you from now on. What's wrong with you?|Do you feel unwell? I'm not myself with happiness. My love! - Sorry to trouble you.|- What's the problem? Practically none. The business|comes first, then the pleasures. My God! Forgive me, love, I'll|come back to you. - Put your glasses on, you've got to aim.|- Oh, thank you. Godspeed. Messrs. Duellists, step to me. Mr. Vakhlakov, you shoot the|first. Take your positions. - Mr. Vakhlakov, you shoot on the|count 3. - I know! The Baltic seagull.|For luck. 1... 2... 3! Wait, Aglaya, the duel's not over|yet. Are you alive? It's nothing, I'm wounded in the|leg. Aglaya Nikitichna, my happiness,|don't worry. Give me the pistol,|it's my turn now. Back to your place.|Now you'll be fired at. Don't you know the duels were|legally banned? Should've thought of it before. Now it's his turn. I forgot to mention, I'm the|principal opponent of duels. It's ridiculous to settle|arguments by a stray bullet. It's a shame. Any reasonable man|would agree with me. We'll make you stand against the|bullet! It's a shame. Any reasonable man|would agree with me. Now it's his turn. You were the|first to shoot. It's stupid to die|as you meet a random bullet. Don't touch him! You can't make him, it's mean. Freeze! No, you won't escape! You don't have a right. I won't|do it! You won't escape your destiny. Here's a line in front of you.|You can't step over it. Shoot, you murderer! Mr. Marusin, you're shooting on|the count 3. Get up, malingerer! So you're a coward, my good man. Freeze! Pull yourself together.|Shame on you. 1... 2... 3! Has he soiled himself? Get up, nobody. We'll get you under the bullet. Zakharych, prop your master.|Stepan, help him. Master, dear, don't do it. It's a shame!|Everyone knows you in the city. For Christ's sake, stop. This is a manly and noble|business. Mr. Marusin! 1... 2... 3! Killed. Andrey. My God, what's wrong with|him? Put him on the ground. Killed. Let the doctor through.|Hold on, I'm with you. The idiot!|I have my arm shot. How are you?|Got to stop the bleeding. Do you hurt? - I'll put the bandage on.|- Forgive me. - You're so heavy.|- Yes, I'm quite awkward. - Did I kill him?|- No, he's alive. Take your trousers off. My sunshine... my precious.|I'm left like a sorry orphan. Embarrassing. The blood! Enough wailing, dress my arm. I'm bleeding to death. Is anything else hit, apart from|the leg? - Everything's fine.|- Thank God. I'll dress him. Give me something. What should I|dress your wound with? A skirt, in a moment. Damn this skirt.|- I'm not afraid with you. Please be patient, honey.|My love, I adore you. I can't live without you. My happiness... - Bear with it.|- I'll be fine at the wedding. What wedding? Aglaya Nikitichna!|Be my wife! I ask you. I beg you! I'll take you to my place. I'll banish Philip to hell.|It's my house. I'll cure you... I'll... Oh how I'll cure you! I'll be your wife. You turned everything|into a joke And you started|your bitter reproaches Then you shook|your beautiful head And wiped your tears|with a kerchief. You laughed teasing me|with your teeth Suddenly forgetting everything Then you remembered,|just as suddenly And cried,|losing all your hair-pins. You turned ugly and went away Then came back,|as if waiting for something You cursed me,|turning your back on me Then you left for good,|as I felt it. Well, it's time to get back|to business The ancient business of mine Could the life go away|for good, too Rustling just like your dress?.. The Epilogue Y'know, Stepan, I'd sure like to|fire a gun. - What? Now?|- Why should we postpone it? We've got to celebrate the new|free life with the artillery salute. But the city's asleep. We'll wake|them and be punishee. - Big deal! I'm tired to live by regulations.|- Let's fire it. Well, bring the shell.|Haven't you forgotten how to charge it? Trying to offend me? Where would we live now, your|excellence? Should we maybe go back to the artillery|service? - I'm too old for that now. Or I could go to my father's Siberian|estate. Will you come with me? There's no other place for me.|Let it be Siberia. What are we doing, excellence?|The folks will go batshit. They might think the war's out. Godspeed! The war broke out 2 months later. |
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