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Brigida enters the room. Doña Inés' face is filled with happiness.
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Good evening, Doña Inés.
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Brigida, how have you taken so long?
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Before talking, I'm going to close the door.
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It's prohibited to close it, you know that.
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That's okay for the other nuns, but not for you, Doña Inés.
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Brigida, what are you saying?
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Ay, Brigida, pardon me. I forgot about it. It's because the mother entered without warning. She began to talk to me and...
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What a boring old woman.
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Is the book so interesting?
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The book? No. The letter inside it? Yes.
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Who is the letter from? Tell me.
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From Don Juan.
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Good heaven. A letter from Don Juan?
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So it is.
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Then I should know opening.
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Poor gentleman. Ines, you can do that to him. He is in love with you and in this case you are going to kill him.
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What are you saying? Am I so important for him?
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Doña Inés simply grabs the book and looks at it.
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How pretty it is.
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But aren't you going to read this letter?
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Yes, now I will read it.
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Doña Inés opens the book and the letter falls to the floor.
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What is this?
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A little paper. Don't you see it?
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A letter?
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Of course. I have already told you about it.
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And how is it written?
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a bad child, of course.
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Oh Jesus, how badly I feel.
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Doña Inés is fell and has done.
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She can't read. She is too nervous.
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She smiles.
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She already knows that Doña Inés has fallen in her plots.
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What is happening to you?
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I have never seen like this before.
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I don't know, Brigida.
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I don't know what I have, but certainly I am it.
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I'm eight. Crossing in my head are thousands of shadows that I don't recognize.
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Do these shadows have the face of Don Juan?
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I don't know, but since I saw him, my Brigida, and you told me his name, I have this mindset in my head.
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It's like a dream, a nice dream. My heart is with him. I lean outside of myself. Everywhere, I look for his eyes.
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Long life, God. I am not mistaken. This is love.
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Love you have said.
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Yes.
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No, it can't be true.
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Doña Inés remains silent. Her eyes, without waiting it, look for the letter.
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Lady, let's go. Begin to read now.
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But it's dark. I look at it and I know that I should not read it.
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Doña Inés, open the letter. Don't be outside.
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Doña Inés of my soul.
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Virgin Mary, what verse he begins with?
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You are the light that the sun brings to become the sun.
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A bird without a sky, the sand of my beach.
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I only ask one thing of your sweet eyes.
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Read this letter to the end before becoming angry with Don Juan.
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How simple and profound.
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Brigida, I don't know what's happening to me, but I can't read anymore.
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Read slowly. Continue, my child.
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Our parents decide our fate.
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You are going to be my wife and I your husband.
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I believe me.
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Live happily for that day, waiting the time to be forever at your side
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Time and your silence can end my thirst for your love
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You are the fire that moves my heart, the sun of my days, the rose of my love
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Ines, soul of my life, that jewel of the sea
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Timid bird stolen from the sky
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I want to believe that you also are sad without me
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Remember Don Juan, who is still waiting for you
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remember this man who cries day and night at the foot of your window. Remember Don Juan who lives
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only for you, my life, and who only has eyes for Doña Inés. You have broke my dream. Goodbye,
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light of my life, Inés of my soul.
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Think before you destroy this letter about these words that I am saying to you.
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Call me to your side soon.
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You are ready now that Don Juan can do it all for you.
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By God, is that man never going to leave me alone?
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That name, Brigida, that shadow is always in my head.
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The bells sound nine o'clock, breaking the silence of the night.
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They frighten Doña Inés.
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Brigida approaches her and takes her by the hand.
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Do you hear, Doña Inés?
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The bells are striking nine o'clock.
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Now, my child keep calm and speak no more about this man.
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But why?
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Because he cannot laugh at any moment.
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Even, is it that Don Juan is a shadow that can pass through the walls of the convent?
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No, lady. He's only a man that loves you.
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But wait, someone is coming.
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He's climbing the wall with a ladder.
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Now, I hear something on the hallway.
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Lady, he's here.
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- Subido por:
- Carla P.
- Moderado por el profesor:
- Raquel Pérez Díaz (raquel.perezdiaz)
- Licencia:
- Dominio público
- Visualizaciones:
- 107
- Fecha:
- 26 de noviembre de 2016 - 11:24
- Visibilidad:
- Público
- Centro:
- IES GALILEO GALILEI
- Duración:
- 05′ 08″
- Relación de aspecto:
- 16:9 Es el estándar usado por la televisión de alta definición y en varias pantallas, es ancho y normalmente se le suele llamar panorámico o widescreen, aunque todas las relaciones (a excepción de la 1:1) son widescreen. El ángulo de la diagonal es de 29,36°.
- Resolución:
- 848x480 píxeles
- Tamaño:
- 47.21 MBytes
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