with Rogojin?
You're delirious.
You've returned to Totski
his 75 thousand.
You say you'll leave this
house and everything here.
No other person here
would do that.
Nastasia Philipovna,
l love you.
l'll die foryou.
l won't let anyone say
a word against you.
lf we are poor,
l will work.
But, perhaps, we'll be
not poor, but very rich.
l don't know for certain.
l've received a letter
from Moscow
from a Mr. Salazkin.
He tells me
l'm entitled
to a very large inheritance.
Here's the letter.
ls he raving?
lt's a mad house!
You say the letter
is from Mr. Salazkin?
He's a very eminent man,
a famous solicitor.
You can trust him.
l know his handwriting.
Let me have a look.
What's all this?
ls he really an heir?
lt's sound business, gentlemen.
Certain enough!
You'll receive, without any
trouble, by your aunt's will,
a million an a half at least.
And could be more.
Congratulations,
prince!
So, l'm really a princess?
And l gave him
25 roubles this morning,
thought he was a beggar.
An unexpected climax.
Let God be with you,
dear.
Fantastic!
Congratulations!
Congratulations!
Have some wine, gentlemen.
Congratulations!
And you, prince, come sit
beside me.
Well, why don't you all
congratulate me and the prince.
Prince, remember what you are.
No, general, you'd better
look out: l'm a princess now.
The prince won't let you
insult me.
Afanasy lvanovich,
l'll be able to sit with
your new wife now.
See what l gain by
marrying the prince?
A million and a half, and
a prince they say is an idiot.
Now the real life
begins.
You've come late, Rogojin,
take your parcel away.
l'm getting married
to the prince.
l'll be richer than you are.
Surrender her, prince.
Surrender her!
To you?
He's bargaining, like
a moujik!
The prince wishes to marry
me, and you only...
So do l!
This moment!
Surrender her, prince!
l'll marry you!
This moment!
l'll take you! Surrender her!
- He's bargaining for your wife.
- He's drunk.
He loves you very much.
Won't you be ashamed later,
l nearly went off with him?
You were in a fever,
you are still delirious.
Won't you be ashamed,
that your wife was
in Totski's keep?
You did not do so by
your own free will.
-And never reproach me?
- l won't.
Prince, don't commit yourself
for your whole lifetime.
You will honor me
with your consent,
you do me the honor,
not l to you.
You laughed.
And those around us laughed.
Maybe, l expressed myself
funnily, maybe, l'm funny.
But l think l understand
what honor is.
You were about to ruin
yourself.
You would never have forgiven
yourself for doing so.
But you are not to blame.
You are proud.
And perhaps you've suffered so,
that you believe yourself
to be guilty.
Someone has to look after
You, and l'll do that.
l saw your portrait, and it seemed
quite familiar to me.
lt seemed to me you had already
called me for help.
l will respect you
all my life.
That's a kind-hearted
man.
Thank you, prince.
Nobody has ever talked to me
this way.
They all bargained for me.
No one asked to marry him.
Did you hear that,
Afanasy lvanovich?
What do you think of
the prince's words?
They're almost immodest.
Rogojin, wait!
Maybe, l'll go with you,
after all.
Where did you want
to take me?
To Ekaterinhof.
What a row!
Have you gone mad?
And you thought l'd actually
ruin this child?
That's Totski's way,
not mine,
he likes children.
Let's go, Rogojin!
where's your packet?!
-Are you actually leaving?
-And you thought l wouldn't?
You called me
perfection.
l'm not that perfect!
l threw up a prince and
a million and a half.
What sort of wife
would l make you?
Afanasy lvanovich,
l've really thrown away
a million roubles.
And you thought l'd consider
your 75 thousand and Gania
a paradise of bliss?
And now l must be off!
l've been in prison
for 10 years.
Rogojin, we're going!
Let's go!
Wine!
l haven't taken your
money yet!
Where is it? Give it to me!
lt