Ulysses (1954)da Subtitles

At 00:01:55,716, Character said: This is a story of myths and gods.

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At 00:01:57,885, Character said: A story of the fabled world,
in which reality and the supernatural are interwoven.

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At 00:02:01,472, Character said: The human and the divine fight with each other.

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At 00:02:04,225, Character said: The story of the hero Odysseus,

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At 00:02:06,519, Character said: Homer, the most important poet of antiquity,
sang 3000 years ago.

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At 00:02:17,196, Character said: Go now, my ladies.

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At 00:02:20,324, Character said: Go to your rooms.

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At 00:02:23,035, Character said: Do not follow the unfortunate
example of Melanthius

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At 00:02:27,373, Character said: who consorts with these unwelcome
guests in Ulysses' house.

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At 00:02:30,877, Character said: And remember always

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At 00:02:33,254, Character said: that only your lady Penelope
is mistress here.

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At 00:02:35,798, Character said: Go now.

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At 00:02:39,594, Character said: Euryclea! Euryclea!

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At 00:02:43,431, Character said: Just now as the sun
descended into the sea,

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At 00:02:45,766, Character said: a veil of clouds surrounded it.

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At 00:02:48,227, Character said: And all of a sudden
a black shadow

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At 00:02:51,564, Character said: shaped like a billowing sail
covered it completely.

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At 00:02:55,067, Character said: What can this mean, Euryclea?

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At 00:02:57,111, Character said: For years now you have
been desperately seeking

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At 00:02:59,405, Character said: for omens of the return
of Ulysses--

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At 00:03:01,657, Character said: in the flight of the birds,

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At 00:03:03,451, Character said: in the blood of sacrificial offerings,
in the shape of clouds.

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At 00:03:06,704, Character said: Do not torment yourself
like this any longer, Penelope.

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At 00:03:11,876, Character said: But how can I do otherwise?

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At 00:03:16,380, Character said: When the daylight starts
to fade slowly in the sky

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At 00:03:19,592, Character said: and the night and the stars
spread their curtain of silence

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At 00:03:22,803, Character said: and my torment and my sorrow
increase 1000 fold,

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At 00:03:26,891, Character said: sometimes it seems
I can bear it no longer.

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At 00:03:31,270, Character said: Do you hear them?

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At 00:03:33,606, Character said: Those bullies,
my so called suitors,

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At 00:03:37,068, Character said: using their strength
to enter here,

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At 00:03:39,528, Character said: taking advantage of a lonely
and frightened woman

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At 00:03:42,657, Character said: and her young son,

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At 00:03:44,283, Character said: forcing her into a promise
of a hideous wedding.

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At 00:03:47,161, Character said: Do you hear them?

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At 00:03:50,498, Character said: Hear now my song
of the siege of Troy.

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At 00:03:53,584, Character said: Is that the storyteller?

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At 00:03:55,503, Character said: And so...

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At 00:03:57,171, Character said: as if despairing
that they could ever take it,

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At 00:04:01,259, Character said: the Greeks departed from Troy

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At 00:04:04,178, Character said: and left behind
in memory of their dead

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At 00:04:07,515, Character said: a giant wooden horse.

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At 00:04:11,227, Character said: Rejoicing, the Trojans
poured out of their walls

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At 00:04:14,939, Character said: to claim the horse
as a token of their victory.

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At 00:04:19,568, Character said: But inside the horse
hid a company of Greeks

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At 00:04:23,114, Character said: commanded by Ulysses.

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At 00:04:25,032, Character said: Get ready now.

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At 00:04:28,744, Character said: Triumphantly, the Trojans
dragged the horse

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At 00:04:33,165, Character said: inside the walls of Troy.

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At 00:04:39,672, Character said: Then while the Trojans were feasting,

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At 00:04:42,717, Character said: Ulysses and his Greeks
crept out of the wooden horse.

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At 00:04:49,849, Character said: They opened up the city gates

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At 00:04:52,393, Character said: and let the Grecian army in.

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At 00:04:55,187, Character said: That night, the city of Troy

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At 00:04:58,649, Character said: was sacked and burned.

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At 00:05:01,402, Character said: That night, the Trojans died
by the hundreds.

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At 00:05:06,699, Character said: Great was Ulysses' triumph,

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At 00:05:09,869, Character said: but greater was his pride.

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At 00:05:13,164, Character said: And in his pride

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At 00:05:15,082, Character said: he sacked the temple
of the Trojan god,

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At 00:05:18,336, Character said: the mighty Neptune,
king of all the seas

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At 00:05:22,882, Character said: and smashed his holy statue.

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At 00:05:26,635, Character said: And for this deed, the Trojan
prophetess Cassandra

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At 00:05:31,182, Character said: laid a curse upon Ulysses.

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At 00:05:43,861, Character said: Cursed be, sacrilegious Greeks.

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At 00:05:46,906, Character said: And to you,
three times cursed Ulysses.

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At 00:05:50,159, Character said: May the wrath of Neptune
descend upon you

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At 00:05:53,746, Character said: and may you never
know peace again.

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At 00:05:56,457, Character said: You will live in exile
and die in the depths of the sea.

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At 00:06:00,920, Character said: Enough!
Enough, Phemius.

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At 00:06:05,841, Character said: Penelope.

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At 00:06:08,511, Character said: Penelope.

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At 00:06:10,346, Character said: - The queen.
- The queen.

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At 00:06:11,972, Character said: Penelope, it has been many months
since you've come to see us.

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At 00:06:15,601, Character said: Sing a different song.

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At 00:06:19,230, Character said: It is much too sad for us

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At 00:06:21,565, Character said: to invoke these
ancient memories.

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At 00:06:23,734, Character said: Not for us, Penelope.
No, we do not live on memories.

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At 00:06:27,154, Character said: Be silent.
Have you no respect for her grief?

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At 00:06:30,408, Character said: If it were at least grief
for one who is really dead,

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At 00:06:32,993, Character said: it might soon come to an end
as it should.

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At 00:06:35,162, Character said: Then you would be able
to choose one of us.

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At 00:06:37,289, Character said: No one knows the fate
of Ulysses.

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At 00:06:39,708, Character said: No one speak of him as dead

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At 00:06:41,627, Character said: or have not seen his body
on a funeral pyre.

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At 00:06:44,588, Character said: You see, Penelope,

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At 00:06:45,923, Character said: even the storyteller
fantasies trouble you.

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At 00:06:48,968, Character said: Inside you there is
still much doubt.

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At 00:06:51,011, Character said: But as for us we are quite certain.
Where is Ulysses? Huh?

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At 00:06:54,765, Character said: In what land
is he held prisoner?

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At 00:06:57,476, Character said: You promised us that you'd
choose one of us for a husband

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At 00:07:00,438, Character said: as soon you finish weaving
your tapestry.

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At 00:07:02,940, Character said: But you've been working
too long on this tapestry

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At 00:07:05,317, Character said: which you started years ago
and which never ends.

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At 00:07:08,070, Character said: That's right.

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At 00:07:09,155, Character said: It's the memory of Ulysses
which prevents me finishing it.

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At 00:07:12,783, Character said: It's my sorrow and tears,
they cloud my eyes.

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At 00:07:16,078, Character said: And so my hands
work slower.

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At 00:07:18,122, Character said: If you would only favor
one of us with your smile.

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At 00:07:21,125, Character said: There is not one among you
to compare with my father.

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At 00:07:24,503, Character said: Are we not men too?

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At 00:07:26,046, Character said: Have we not also
strength and courage

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At 00:07:28,466, Character said: and noble hearts?

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At 00:07:29,467, Character said: You have certainly one thing:
insatiable appetites.

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At 00:07:32,219, Character said: You have taken advantage
of the weakness

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At 00:07:34,263, Character said: of a woman
and her young son

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At 00:07:36,140, Character said: to invade the house
of Ulysses

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At 00:07:38,017, Character said: and squander his wealth
and his flocks.

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At 00:07:40,311, Character said: You have even dared
to force from the queen

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At 00:07:42,313, Character said: her promise to
marry one of you.

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At 00:07:43,731, Character said: By what right
do you judge us, old one?

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At 00:07:46,650, Character said: He speaks the truth.

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At 00:07:48,986, Character said: You have invaded my house.

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At 00:07:51,280, Character said: You have destroyed
my peace here.

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At 00:07:53,866, Character said: You have extracted from me
a promise I did not--

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At 00:07:56,785, Character said: No, it is more than a promise.

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At 00:07:58,496, Character said: It is the destiny of Ithaca which
has been too long without a king.

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At 00:08:01,457, Character said: He is right.

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At 00:08:02,374, Character said: Not one of you
is worthy of the crown.

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At 00:08:08,339, Character said: And so we continue
to have a king made of mist,

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At 00:08:10,841, Character said: a shadow.

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At 00:08:11,759, Character said: The people too
are growing weary, Penelope.

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At 00:08:15,137, Character said: The feelings of my people
are no concern of yours.

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At 00:08:18,891, Character said: You are all strangers
on this island.

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At 00:08:21,977, Character said: I ** still the queen here!

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At 00:08:24,688, Character said: And the people of Ithaca
love their queen,

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At 00:08:28,150, Character said: sympathize with her sorrow.

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At 00:08:30,653, Character said: Respect her memories.

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At 00:08:32,863, Character said: You are too selfish with your
beauty, Penelope.

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At 00:08:36,283, Character said: You are much too young

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At 00:08:38,702, Character said: to sleep only with your memories.

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At 00:08:40,287, Character said: I say Ulysses...