looks so awful!
Look here, prince,
your bride is accepting
the money,
because she's disreputable.
Why are you crying?
Are you bitter?
You should laugh,
like l do.
Trust time, it will pass.
lt's better to think twice now,
than afterwards.
You'd have contempt
for me.
No, you needn't swear,
prince, l don't believe you.
We'd better part
like good friends.
Wasn't it you l dreamed of?
l did, when l was still
in his estate.
l used to dream and think,
dream and think.
l imagined someone like you.
A good, kind, honest
and foolish man,
who'd come and tell me
''You are an innocent woman.''
''l adore you.''
l used to dream so much,
l nearly went mad.
And then this fellow would
come down, disgrace, insult,
hurt and deprave me,
and then leave.
l longed to throw myself into
the pond a million times.
But l didn't dare,
l hadn't the heart to do it.
But now...
- Rogojin, are you ready?
- Ready, my love!
Ready, my queen!
The troikas with bells
are ready!
Give me the money.
Let's go!
- Rogojin, is this my money?
- lt's yours, my love.
lt's a 100 thousand!
Go into the fire, Gania.
With your bare hands
and turn your sleeves up.
l wish to look into
your heart,
when you put your hands
into the fire for my money.
lf you snatch it out,
the whole packet is yours!
And if you don't,
it'll burn.
l'm not joking,
it's my money.
Put in your hands!
Maybe, we should secure her?
My lady, it's a 100 thousand!
l saw it packed!
Let me get into
the fire.
l'll put my gray head
into it!
l have a lame wife,
and 13 children!
Last week l buried
my father!
Starvation!
My lady!
Nastasia Philipovna!
Go away!
Out of the way!
That's like it!
A real queen!
Who of you would think
of a joke like that?!
Why look at it: it'll burn
in a minute or two, and
you'll hang yourself afterwards.
She's mad!
She's surely mad!
l told you she was
an extraordinary woman.
Good heavens!
lt's burning!
l'll pull it out with my teeth
for one thousand!
Go on, dummy!
Or everything will burn!
He's fainted! Katia! Ammonia!
Pull them out, or they'll burn!
Burn for nothing!
And it's a lot of
money!
lt's intact!
Some little thousand or so
may be touched by fire.
The rest is all intact.
lt's all his.
Do you hear, all of you?
Rogojin, let's go!
Let's go!
Good-bye, prince, you're
the first real man l've seen.
l'm sorry, prince.
You see what sort of woman
she is!
l'm speaking like a father now!
To Ekaterinhof!
Go!
To Ekaterinhof!
Moscow. March.
You promised to
marry me in church.
You're entering an honest
family. Know what you are?
A lecherous bitch!
Just a lecherous bitch!
l wouldn't take you
even as a servant now.
To say nothing of being
your wife.
l won't leave here.
The end is all the same.
l'll call Keller,
he'll throw you out.
Keller!
Trash!
Animal!
Forgive me,
Nastasia Philipovna.
Get out.
Get out!
l won't till you forgive me.
lf you throw me out,
l'll drown myself.
What will l now do
without you?
Take a look.
Parfen has decided to spend
the rest of his life this way.
Out!
Where are you all going?
l'm the mistress of the house.
And you, Parfen,
shouldn't forget yourself.
Out!
Let's go to the theatre.
Let him stay here, if
he doesn't want to go.
You'll be served tea
while l'm out.
You must be very
hungry.
Cowards and scoundrels.
They're afraid of you,
and try to frighten me too.
They say: he won't go away,
he'll stab you.
But l'll go to my bedroom
and leave the door unlocked.
That's how much l fear you,
just so you know.
- Did you have tea?
- l didn't and l don't intend to.
You're playing off your pride.
And it doesn't become
you at all.
End of Part Three
Ordered by
the Russia TV-channel
with the support of
the Cinematography Service
the Russian Ministry
of Culture
produced by 2-B-2 Studio
ENTERTAlNMENT
Fyodor Mikhailovitch
Dostoevsky
lDlOT
Evgeni MlRONOV
as prince Muishkin
Starring
Vladimir MASHKOV
Lidiya VELEZHEVA