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A fiddler on the roof.

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Sounds crazy, no?

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But here in our[br]little village of Anatevka,

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you might say

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every one of us[br]is a fiddler on the roof,

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trying to scratch out

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a pleasant, simple tune

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without breaking his neck.

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It isn't easy.

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You may ask,[br]"Why do we stay up there

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"if it's so dangerous?"

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We stay because

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Anatevka is our home.

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And how do we keep our balance?

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That I can tell you in one word.

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Tradition!

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Because of our traditions,

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we've kept our balance[br]for many, many years.

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Here in Anatevka,

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we have traditions for everything.

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How to sleep, how to eat,

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how to work,

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how to wear clothes.

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For instance,[br]we always keep our heads covered

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and always wear a little prayer shawl.

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This shows our constant[br]devotion to God.

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You may ask,

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"How did this tradition get started?"

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I'll tell you.

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I don't know.

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But it's a tradition.

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And because of our traditions,

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every one of us knows who he is

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and what God expects him to do.

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And in the circle of our little village

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we've always had our special types.

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For instance,

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Yente, the matchmaker,

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Reb Nachum, the beggar.

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And, most important of all,

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our beloved rabbi.

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Rabbi, may I ask you a question?

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Certainly, Leybish.

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Is there a proper blessing for the Tsar?

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A blessing for the Tsar? Of course.

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May God bless and keep the Tsar

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far away from us.

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Then there are[br]the others in our village.

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They make a much bigger circle.

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We don't bother them,

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and, so far, they don't bother us.

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And among ourselves,

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we always get along perfectly well.

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Of course, there was the time

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when he sold him a horse

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and told him it was only six years old

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when it was really 12.

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But now it's all over,

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and we all live[br]in simple peace and harmony.

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It was really 12 years old.

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It was six.

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Tevye knows it was 12.

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Twelve!

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It was 12!

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Traditions, traditions.

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Without our traditions,

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our lives would be as shaky as...

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As...

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As a fiddler on the roof.

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Mama, Mama![br]Yente, the matchmaker, is coming.

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Maybe she's finally found[br]a good match for you, Tzeitel.

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From your mouth to God's ears.

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Why does she have to come now?[br]It's almost Sabbath.

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Out, all of you.[br]I want to talk to Yente alone.

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But, Mama, the men she finds.

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The last one was so old and he was bald.

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He had no hair.

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A poor girl without a dowry[br]can't be so particular.

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You want hair, marry a monkey.

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Even a poor girl without a dowry[br]has to look at her husband sometime.

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A husband is not to look at.[br]A husband is to get.

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But, Mama, I'm not yet 20 years old.

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I don't think I have...

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Do you have to boast about your age?

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Do you want to tempt the evil eye?

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Out, all of you. There's work to be done[br]before the Sabbath.

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Hurry. All of you, hurry.

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Golde. Golde.

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I have such news for you.

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And not "every day in the week" news.

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"Once in a lifetime" news.

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Such diamonds, such jewels.

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I'll find a husband[br]for every one of them,

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but you shouldn't be so picky, right?

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Of course "right," because after all,

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even the worst husband, God forbid,

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is better than no husband,

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God forbid.

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And who should know better than me?

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Ever since my husband died,[br]I've been a poor widow.

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All alone, no one to talk to,[br]nothing to say to anyone.

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All I do at night is think of him.

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And even thinking of him[br]gives me no pleasure.

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Is Tzeitel in the house?

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Why don't you go in and find out?

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Thank you, Bielke.

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He never raised his voice.

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Good afternoon. Is Tzeitel in the house?

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She's busy. Come back later.

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But there's something[br]I'd like to tell her.

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Later.

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Later?

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All right.

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What does that poor, skinny tailor[br]want with Tzeitel?

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They have been friends[br]since they were babies.

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They talk, they play.

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They play. What do they play?

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I don't know. They're children.

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From such children come other children.

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Motel is nothing.

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Yente.

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Yente, you said you had news for me.

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Children, children.

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They are your blessing in your old age.

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But my Aaron, may he rest in peace,

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couldn't give me children.

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To tell you the truth, Golde,[br]he hardly tried.

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But what's the use complaining?

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Other women enjoy complaining,[br]not Yente.

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Not every woman in the world is a Yente.

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Well, I...

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I have to go home now

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to prepare my poor Sabbath meal.

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So goodbye, Golde,

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and it was a pleasure[br]talking our hearts out to each other.

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Yente, you said you had news for me.

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Oy, I'm losing my head.

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Someday it'll fall off altogether,

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and a horse will kick it in the mud,

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and "Goodbye, Yente. "

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Of course, the news.

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It's about Lazar Wolf, the butcher.

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A good man. A fine man.

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And I don't have to tell you[br]he's well-off, no?

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Yes.

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But he's lonely, the poor man.

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After all,[br]he's been a widower all these years.

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You understand. Of course you do.

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So, to make it short.

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Out of the whole town,

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he's cast his eye on Tzeitel.

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My Tzeitel?

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No, the Tsar's Tzeitel.

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Of course your Tzeitel.

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Such a match for my Tzeitel.

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But... But Tevye wants a learned man.

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He doesn't like Lazar.

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Good, so Lazar won't marry him.

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He wants the daughter, not the father.

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Listen. Listen to me, Golde.

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You send Tevye to him.

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Don't tell him what it's about.

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Let Lazar discuss it himself.

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He'll win him over.

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He's a good man and a wealthy man.

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So, you'll let me know how it went.

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And you don't have to thank me, Golde,

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because aside from my fee,

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which Lazar will pay anyway,

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it gives me satisfaction

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to make people happy.

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True? Of course, "true. "

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So goodbye, Golde, and you're welcome.

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Goodbye, Yente.

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Come, come, children,[br]get changed for the Sabbath.

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Hurry. Hurry with your work.

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I wonder if Yente[br]found a husband for you.

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I'm not anxious for Yente[br]to find me a husband.

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Not unless it's Motel, the tailor.

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I didn't ask you.

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Tzeitel, you're the oldest.

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They have to make a match for you

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before they can make one for me.

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And then after her, one for me.

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- So if Yente...[br]- Yente, Yente, Yente.

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Well, somebody has to arrange[br]the matches.

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Well, she might[br]bring someone wonderful.

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Someone interesting.

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- And well-off.[br]- And important.

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Since when are you interested[br]in a match, Chava?

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I thought you just had[br]your eye on your books.

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And you have your eye[br]on the rabbi's son.

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Well, why not?

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We only have one rabbi.

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And he only has one son.

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Why shouldn't I want the best?

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Because you're a girl[br]from a poor family,

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so whatever Yente brings, you'll take.

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Right? Of course, "right. "

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Dear God,

0:22:31.767,0:22:33.934
was that necessary?

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Did you have to make him lame

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just before the Sabbath?

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That wasn't nice.

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It's enough you pick on me,

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bless me with five daughters,

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a life of poverty. That's all right,

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but what have you[br]got against my horse?

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Really,

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sometimes I think

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when things are too quiet up there,

0:23:00.462,0:23:02.630
you say to yourself,

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"Let's see. What kind of mischief

0:23:05.634,0:23:07.885
"can I play on my friend Tevye?"

0:23:13.934,0:23:16.894
So you're finally here, my breadwinner.

0:23:17.062,0:23:18.896
I'll talk to you later.

0:23:19.064,0:23:20.481
So why are you late today?

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His foot went lame.

0:23:22.526,0:23:24.902
Well, hurry up. The sun won't wait.

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And I have something[br]important to say to you.

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I still have some deliveries[br]in the village.

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You'll be late for the Sabbath.

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I won't be late.

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You'll be late.

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I won't be late.

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I won't be late!

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If you ever stop talking,[br]I won't be late!

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You can die from such a man.

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As the Good Book says,

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"Heal us, O Lord,[br]and we shall be healed. "

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In other words,

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send us the cure.

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We've got the sickness already.

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Well, I'm not really complaining.

0:24:08.905,0:24:10.865
After all, with your help,

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I'm starving to death.

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Dear Lord,

0:24:23.879,0:24:26.797
you made many, many poor people.

0:24:28.049,0:24:31.594
I realize, of course,[br]it's no shame to be poor,

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but it's no great honor, either.

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So, what would have been so terrible

0:24:44.399,0:24:48.694
if I had a small fortune?

0:30:01.216,0:30:04.051
Tevye, Tevye, where's your horse?

0:30:04.219,0:30:07.429
Well, he decided to take the day off.

0:30:08.181,0:30:09.389
Have a good Sabbath.

0:30:09.557,0:30:11.433
Thank you, Your Honor, thank you.

0:30:11.601,0:30:12.810
Thank you.

0:30:13.895,0:30:15.521
Tevye, you're late.[br]Tevye, hey!

0:30:15.688,0:30:16.647
Where's your horse?

0:30:16.815,0:30:18.482
It's almost the Sabbath.

0:30:18.650,0:30:20.526
Tevye,[br]you have kept us all waiting.

0:30:20.693,0:30:21.902
What happened to your horse?

0:30:22.070,0:30:23.904
Look at this!

0:30:24.072,0:30:26.031
Look what it says in the paper.

0:30:26.199,0:30:28.575
- Look, look, look.[br]What's the matter, Avram?

0:30:29.911,0:30:30.953
Quiet!

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Quiet! Stop braying like a pack of mules

0:30:33.998,0:30:36.583
and let a man talk. Talk, Avram.

0:30:36.751,0:30:39.378
Well, my paper came[br]to the post office today

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like it does every week.

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Though usually it comes on a Thursday,

0:30:43.132,0:30:46.343
- but sometimes...[br]- Avram, that's not talking.

0:30:46.511,0:30:47.761
That's babbling.

0:30:47.929,0:30:49.805
- Tell us the news.[br]- What does it say?

0:30:50.598,0:30:51.932
Quiet!

0:30:52.433,0:30:53.725
Talk, Avram.

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Well, I was reading my paper.

0:30:56.479,0:30:57.771
It's nothing very important.

0:30:57.939,0:30:59.606
A story about the crops in the Ukraine

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and this and that.

0:31:01.651,0:31:03.986
Avram, talk.

0:31:05.780,0:31:09.116
And then, I saw this.

0:31:10.952,0:31:12.327
All right.

0:31:12.787,0:31:14.204
We all see it.

0:31:15.832,0:31:17.624
What does it say?

0:31:21.254,0:31:23.797
"In a village called Rajanka,

0:31:24.173,0:31:26.008
"all the Jews were evicted,

0:31:26.175,0:31:28.760
"forced to leave their homes. "

0:31:31.097,0:31:32.139
For what reason?

0:31:33.975,0:31:35.517
It doesn't say.

0:31:35.685,0:31:38.186
Maybe the Tsar wanted their land.[br]Maybe a plague.

0:31:38.354,0:31:40.230
May the Tsar have[br]his own personal plague!

0:31:40.398,0:31:41.732
- Amen![br]- Amen!

0:31:41.900,0:31:43.525
What's the matter with you?

0:31:43.693,0:31:45.611
Why don't you ever bring us[br]some good news?

0:31:45.778,0:31:47.446
It's not my fault.

0:31:47.614,0:31:49.031
I only read it.

0:31:49.198,0:31:51.491
"An edict from the authorities. "

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May the authorities grow like onions

0:31:53.703,0:31:55.537
with their heads in the ground.

0:31:55.705,0:31:56.830
- Amen![br]- Amen!

0:31:56.998,0:31:59.082
What good[br]will your cursing do?

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You stand around,

0:32:02.670,0:32:04.338
you curse, and you chatter,

0:32:04.505,0:32:05.714
and you don't do anything.

0:32:05.882,0:32:08.592
You'll all chatter your way[br]into the grave.

0:32:08.760,0:32:09.927
Excuse me.

0:32:10.303,0:32:11.887
You're not from this village.

0:32:12.513,0:32:13.597
No.

0:32:13.765,0:32:14.723
Where are you from?

0:32:14.891,0:32:16.350
Kiev.

0:32:16.517,0:32:18.268
I was a student in the university there.

0:32:19.812,0:32:20.771
The university.

0:32:20.939,0:32:23.649
Tell me,[br]is that a place where you learned

0:32:23.816,0:32:25.692
how not to respect your elders?

0:32:25.860,0:32:28.862
That is where I learned[br]there is more to life than talk.

0:32:29.447,0:32:32.074
You should know[br]what's going on in the outside world.

0:32:32.241,0:32:33.200
Careful, my paper.

0:32:33.368,0:32:36.078
Why should I break my head[br]about the outside world?

0:32:36.245,0:32:38.372
Let the outside world[br]break its own head.

0:32:38.539,0:32:39.873
Well put.

0:32:41.125,0:32:44.544
He's right. As the Good Book says,

0:32:44.754,0:32:47.923
"If you spit in the air,[br]it lands in your face. "

0:32:48.800,0:32:50.092
Nonsense.

0:32:50.802,0:32:53.679
You can't close your eyes[br]to what's happening in the world.

0:32:56.182,0:32:57.182
He's right.

0:32:57.350,0:32:59.226
He's right and he's right?

0:32:59.394,0:33:01.311
They can't both be right.

0:33:03.064,0:33:04.898
You know, you are also right.

0:33:05.066,0:33:06.316
He is right.

0:33:06.484,0:33:09.236
He's too young to wipe his own nose.[br]Good Sabbath, Tevye.

0:33:09.404,0:33:10.821
University!

0:33:12.907,0:33:14.700
- Here. Good Sabbath.[br]- Good Sabbath, Tevye.

0:33:14.867,0:33:15.909
Good Sabbath.

0:33:17.078,0:33:18.578
Tevye, Tevye.

0:33:18.746,0:33:21.581
Oh, yeah. I'm sorry. I apologize.

0:33:21.749,0:33:22.749
Here.

0:33:22.917,0:33:23.917
- Good Sabbath.[br]- Good Sabbath.

0:33:24.085,0:33:26.878
- Good Sabbath.[br]- Tevye, the rabbi's order.

0:33:27.046,0:33:28.463
Of course.

0:33:29.424,0:33:31.508
So you are from Kiev, Reb...

0:33:31.676,0:33:33.218
- Perchik.[br]- Perchik.

0:33:34.387,0:33:36.888
So you are a newcomer here?

0:33:38.057,0:33:39.933
As Abraham said,

0:33:40.101,0:33:44.146
"I'm a stranger in a strange land. "

0:33:44.313,0:33:46.106
Moses said that.

0:33:46.274,0:33:49.568
Forgive me. Forgive me.[br]As King David said,

0:33:49.736,0:33:52.779
"I'm slow of speech and slow of tongue. "

0:33:52.947,0:33:55.115
That was also Moses.

0:33:56.784,0:33:59.828
For a man with a slow tongue,[br]he talked a lot.

0:34:02.874,0:34:04.708
Here, Reb Perchik.

0:34:04.876,0:34:06.168
Have a piece.

0:34:07.295,0:34:09.755
I have no money, and I'm not a beggar.

0:34:09.922,0:34:12.924
Take it. It's a blessing for me to give.

0:34:15.844,0:34:17.179
Very well.

0:34:17.346,0:34:18.304
For your sake.

0:34:18.473,0:34:20.806
Thank you. Thank you.

0:34:21.809,0:34:24.351
You know, it's no crime to be poor.

0:34:24.520,0:34:26.730
In this world it is the rich[br]who are the criminals.

0:34:26.898,0:34:28.440
Someday their wealth will be ours.

0:34:28.608,0:34:30.400
That would be nice.

0:34:30.568,0:34:32.819
If they would agree, I would agree.

0:34:33.780,0:34:36.864
And who will make this miracle[br]to come to pass?

0:34:37.074,0:34:38.784
People. Ordinary people.

0:34:39.118,0:34:40.327
Like you?

0:34:40.661,0:34:41.870
Like me.

0:34:42.038,0:34:45.165
And until your golden day[br]comes, Reb Perchik,

0:34:45.333,0:34:46.666
how will you live?

0:34:46.833,0:34:48.168
By giving lessons to children.

0:34:48.335,0:34:49.753
Do you have any children?

0:34:50.129,0:34:51.797
I have five daughters.

0:34:52.799,0:34:53.924
Five?

0:34:54.926,0:34:56.510
Daughters!

0:34:56.844,0:34:58.345
Girls should learn, too.

0:34:58.513,0:34:59.596
Girls are people.

0:34:59.764,0:35:01.348
- A radical![br]- Go away.

0:35:01.516,0:35:02.724
I'd be willing to teach them.

0:35:02.892,0:35:04.684
Open their minds to great thoughts.

0:35:04.852,0:35:05.852
Yeah?

0:35:06.020,0:35:08.063
I'd like them to know the Good Book.

0:35:08.231,0:35:10.774
Well, the Bible has many lessons[br]for our times.

0:35:11.776,0:35:12.984
Perchik,

0:35:14.195,0:35:16.863
I'm a very poor man,

0:35:17.031,0:35:20.242
but food for lessons, huh?

0:35:20.868,0:35:23.370
Good. Good.[br]Stay with us for the Sabbath.

0:35:23.538,0:35:25.705
Of course, we don't eat like kings,

0:35:25.873,0:35:27.541
but we don't starve, either.

0:35:27.708,0:35:31.169
As the Good Book says,[br]"When a poor man eats a chicken,

0:35:31.337,0:35:33.380
"one of them is sick. "

0:35:33.548,0:35:34.881
Where does the book say that?

0:35:35.049,0:35:36.758
All right. All right.

0:35:36.926,0:35:38.760
It doesn't exactly say that,

0:35:38.928,0:35:41.888
but someplace it has something[br]about a chicken.

0:35:42.056,0:35:43.515
- Good Sabbath.[br]- Good Sabbath.

0:35:43.683,0:35:44.391
Good Sabbath.

0:35:45.226,0:35:46.893
Do you really[br]think Yente found someone?

0:35:47.061,0:35:48.061
I don't know.

0:35:48.229,0:35:49.271
Good Sabbath, children.

0:35:49.438,0:35:50.730
Good Sabbath, Papa.

0:35:50.898,0:35:53.233
Children, this is Perchik.

0:35:53.401,0:35:55.694
Perchik, this is my eldest daughter.

0:35:55.862,0:35:56.820
- Good Sabbath.[br]- Good Sabbath.

0:35:56.988,0:35:58.071
You have a pleasant daughter.

0:35:58.239,0:36:00.240
I have five pleasant daughters.

0:36:00.408,0:36:02.742
- This is mine.[br]- Good Sabbath.

0:36:02.910,0:36:04.744
- And this is mine.[br]- Good Sabbath, Papa.

0:36:04.912,0:36:10.584
And this is mine.

0:36:10.751,0:36:12.043
And this...

0:36:12.879,0:36:14.629
Well, this is not mine.

0:36:14.797,0:36:17.090
Perchik, this is Motel Kamzoil.

0:36:17.258,0:36:19.759
So, you did us a favor and came home.

0:36:22.263,0:36:23.930
Well, this is also mine.

0:36:24.432,0:36:28.602
Golde, Golde, this is Perchik from Kiev.

0:36:28.936,0:36:32.189
He'll be staying the Sabbath with us.[br]He is a teacher.

0:36:32.356,0:36:33.982
Would you like[br]to take lessons from him?

0:36:34.150,0:36:35.108
- Yes, Papa.[br]- Good.

0:36:35.276,0:36:36.318
I'm a very good teacher.

0:36:36.485,0:36:39.446
I heard once that the rabbi[br]who must praise himself

0:36:39.614,0:36:41.281
has a congregation of one.

0:36:42.909,0:36:44.910
Your daughter has[br]a quick and witty tongue.

0:36:45.077,0:36:47.621
Yeah, the wit she gets from me.

0:36:47.788,0:36:49.456
As the Good Book says...

0:36:49.624,0:36:51.458
The Good Book can wait. Get washed.

0:36:51.626,0:36:53.293
This tongue she gets from her mother.

0:36:53.461,0:36:55.754
Motel, you're also eating with us?

0:36:55.922,0:36:59.299
- If...[br]- Of course. Another blessing.

0:36:59.467,0:37:00.926
Tzeitel, Tzeitel, get the small table.

0:37:01.093,0:37:03.094
And, Chava, the two chairs from outside.

0:37:03.262,0:37:05.138
Children, finish dressing.[br]You can wash at the well.

0:37:05.306,0:37:06.765
- Oh, thank you.[br]- Hurry, Hodel, help him. Hurry.

0:37:06.933,0:37:09.100
Hurry. It's almost the Sabbath. Hurry!

0:37:11.270,0:37:12.646
Tevye.

0:37:13.940,0:37:15.815
Tevye, I have something to say to you.

0:37:16.192,0:37:18.151
Why should today be different?

0:37:18.861,0:37:20.987
Tevye, I have something to tell you.

0:37:21.572,0:37:23.657
- Tzeitel, I have something to tell you.[br]- Motel,

0:37:23.824,0:37:25.742
- Yente was here.[br]- I know. I saw her.

0:37:25.910,0:37:27.827
If they agree on someone,[br]there will be a match,

0:37:27.995,0:37:29.454
and then it will be too late for us.

0:37:29.622,0:37:33.750
But, Tzeitel, I have found someone who[br]will sell me his used sewing machine.

0:37:33.918,0:37:36.586
So maybe in a few weeks[br]I'll have saved up enough to buy it.

0:37:36.754,0:37:39.172
- And then your father...[br]- A few weeks might be too late.

0:37:39.340,0:37:40.966
Lazar Wolf wants to see you.

0:37:41.133,0:37:42.717
The butcher? What is it about?

0:37:42.885,0:37:45.345
I don't know,[br]only he says it's important.

0:37:45.554,0:37:48.682
What can be important?[br]I have nothing for him to slaughter.

0:37:48.849,0:37:51.351
After the Sabbath,[br]see him, talk with him.

0:37:51.519,0:37:53.186
Talk about what?

0:37:53.354,0:37:56.481
If he is thinking about buying[br]my new milk cow,

0:37:56.649,0:37:58.024
he can forget it.

0:37:58.192,0:37:59.859
Tevye, I want you to talk...

0:38:05.616,0:38:06.574
Tevye.

0:38:06.742,0:38:08.827
Tevye, I want you to talk to...

0:38:13.541,0:38:14.958
What else can I do?

0:38:17.295,0:38:19.379
You could ask my father[br]for my hand tonight.

0:38:19.839,0:38:20.922
Now.

0:38:21.549,0:38:23.800
Why should he consider me now?[br]I'm only a poor tailor.

0:38:23.968,0:38:26.553
And I'm only the daughter[br]of a poor milkman.

0:38:26.721,0:38:27.721
Just talk to him.

0:38:27.888,0:38:30.807
Tzeitel, if your father says no,[br]that's it. It's final.

0:38:33.019,0:38:34.894
- He'll yell at me.[br]- Motel.

0:38:35.062,0:38:37.063
I'm just a poor tailor.

0:38:37.231,0:38:41.568
Motel, even a poor tailor[br]is entitled to some happiness.

0:38:44.822,0:38:45.905
That's true.

0:38:49.285,0:38:50.952
Amen.[br]A man sends you an important message,

0:38:51.120,0:38:52.078
at least you can talk to him.

0:38:52.246,0:38:53.747
- I don't want to talk to...[br]- Talk to him!

0:38:53.914,0:38:57.417
All right![br]After the Sabbath, I'll talk to him.

0:38:57.752,0:39:00.211
All right. I'll talk to him.

0:39:09.096,0:39:10.889
Well, it's getting late.

0:39:12.141,0:39:13.683
Where is everybody?

0:39:13.851,0:39:14.934
I don't know, Papa.

0:39:15.353,0:39:16.770
Children! Come down, children!

0:39:16.937,0:39:19.105
We are lighting the candles. Children!

0:39:19.273,0:39:20.774
- Reb Tevye.[br]- Not now, Motel.

0:39:20.941,0:39:23.234
Hurry up, children! Hurry up.

0:39:23.402,0:39:24.778
- Reb Tevye.[br]- Not now, Motel.

0:39:24.945,0:39:25.945
Golde.

0:39:26.113,0:39:27.989
Golde, the sun is almost down.

0:39:28.157,0:39:30.575
- Reb Tevye.[br]- What is it?

0:39:31.035,0:39:32.202
Reb Tevye.

0:39:32.370,0:39:34.371
- Yes? Yes?[br]- Reb Tevye.

0:39:34.538,0:39:35.830
- Yes? Yes?[br]- I...

0:39:35.998,0:39:37.791
Well, Motel, what is it?

0:39:41.212,0:39:42.921
Good Sabbath, Reb Tevye.

0:39:43.798,0:39:45.799
Good Sabbath. Good Sabbath.

0:39:48.052,0:39:49.302
Hurry up.

0:39:49.470,0:39:51.513
Hurry, children.[br]Hurry. It's getting late.

0:39:51.680,0:39:52.847
Hurry.

0:42:39.807,0:42:40.640
Is Reb...

0:42:42.977,0:42:52.652
Is Reb Lazar Wolf at home?

0:42:52.820,0:42:53.861
He's in the back.

0:42:54.863,0:42:56.864
May I...

0:42:59.994,0:43:01.202
Come in.

0:43:01.412,0:43:03.371
Thank you. Thank you.

0:43:16.176,0:43:19.178
And all this from[br]killing innocent animals.

0:43:19.346,0:43:20.847
Don't touch anything.

0:43:21.015,0:43:22.432
All right.

0:43:53.213,0:43:55.006
Well, Tevye.

0:43:56.216,0:43:57.550
You're here.

0:43:57.718,0:43:59.218
Well, sit down, sit down.

0:43:59.386,0:44:01.054
- Thank you, thank you.[br]- Yeah.

0:44:01.221,0:44:02.430
Have a drink.

0:44:02.598,0:44:05.391
I won't insult you by saying no.

0:44:07.770,0:44:09.437
Well,

0:44:09.605,0:44:11.731
how goes it with you, Reb Tevye?

0:44:11.899,0:44:13.524
How should it go?

0:44:13.692,0:44:14.734
You're right.

0:44:14.902,0:44:15.860
And you?

0:44:16.028,0:44:17.278
The same.

0:44:17.446,0:44:19.322
I'm sorry to hear that.

0:44:32.961,0:44:36.130
How is your brother-in-law

0:44:36.298,0:44:37.256
in America?

0:44:37.424,0:44:38.925
He's doing very well.

0:44:39.093,0:44:40.635
- He wrote you?[br]- No, not lately.

0:44:40.803,0:44:42.095
Then how do you know?

0:44:42.262,0:44:45.098
If he was doing badly, he would write.

0:44:53.941,0:44:55.608
- L'chaim.[br]- L'chaim.

0:45:00.114,0:45:01.823
- Tevye.[br]- Yeah?

0:45:04.493,0:45:08.830
I suppose you know[br]why I wanted to see you.

0:45:08.997,0:45:11.791
Oh, yes, I do,

0:45:12.292,0:45:14.711
but there is no use talking about it.

0:45:18.549,0:45:23.636
Tevye, I understand how you feel,

0:45:23.804,0:45:27.306
but, after all,[br]you have a few more without her.

0:45:27.474,0:45:29.142
I see.

0:45:29.643,0:45:32.979
Today you want one.[br]Tomorrow you may want two.

0:45:33.147,0:45:35.648
Two? What...

0:45:35.816,0:45:36.816
What would I do with two?

0:45:36.984,0:45:39.026
The same as you do with one.

0:45:49.747,0:45:50.788
Tevye.

0:45:53.000,0:45:55.877
This is very important to me.

0:45:56.044,0:45:58.337
Why is it so important to you?

0:46:00.674,0:46:01.924
Frankly,

0:46:02.718,0:46:03.926
because

0:46:06.013,0:46:07.346
I'm lonely.

0:46:11.018,0:46:12.185
Lonely?

0:46:13.020,0:46:14.187
Reb Lazar,

0:46:14.855,0:46:17.023
what are you talking about?

0:46:17.191,0:46:19.233
How can a little cow keep you company?

0:46:19.401,0:46:20.651
Little cow?

0:46:20.819,0:46:22.278
Is that what you call her?

0:46:22.446,0:46:24.530
What else should I call her?[br]That's what she is.

0:46:24.698,0:46:26.532
- Reb Lazar, what are you talking about?[br]- Don't you know?

0:46:26.700,0:46:29.660
Of course I know.[br]We are talking about my new milk cow,

0:46:29.828,0:46:31.788
the one you want to buy from me.

0:46:31.955,0:46:33.790
A milk cow?

0:46:37.753,0:46:39.921
A milk cow so I won't be lonely?

0:46:46.136,0:46:48.721
I'm... I'm talking about

0:46:48.889,0:46:50.223
your daughter.

0:46:50.390,0:46:52.308
Your daughter, Tzeitel.

0:46:52.476,0:46:54.477
My daughter, Tzeitel?

0:46:55.020,0:46:57.480
Of course. Your daughter, Tzeitel.

0:46:57.815,0:47:01.901
I see her every Thursday[br]in my butcher shop,

0:47:02.402,0:47:05.488
and she's made[br]a very good impression on me,

0:47:05.656,0:47:07.281
a very good impression.

0:47:07.783,0:47:09.283
Reb Tevye,

0:47:10.327,0:47:11.619
I like her.

0:47:14.540,0:47:16.624
Why don't we just shake hands

0:47:16.792,0:47:18.417
and call it a match?

0:47:22.589,0:47:23.798
And

0:47:24.842,0:47:26.926
I'll be good to her.

0:47:29.054,0:47:30.263
Tevye.

0:47:33.767,0:47:34.851
I...

0:47:36.436,0:47:37.895
I like her.

0:47:41.358,0:47:42.650
Well?

0:47:44.945,0:47:46.362
What do you think?

0:47:47.322,0:47:48.406
What do I think?

0:47:56.456,0:47:58.207
I never really liked him.

0:48:00.127,0:48:01.294
Why should I?

0:48:01.461,0:48:04.505
You can have[br]a fine conversation with him

0:48:04.673,0:48:07.633
if you talk about kidneys and livers.

0:48:07.801,0:48:09.635
On the other hand,

0:48:11.305,0:48:13.848
not everyone has to be a scholar.

0:48:15.183,0:48:17.393
And with a butcher,

0:48:17.561,0:48:20.813
my daughter[br]will surely never know hunger.

0:48:22.316,0:48:24.191
Maybe I misjudged him.

0:48:26.194,0:48:27.820
He's a good man.

0:48:30.282,0:48:31.824
He likes her.

0:48:34.828,0:48:37.371
And he'll try to make her happy.

0:48:42.085,0:48:43.502
What do I think?

0:48:45.172,0:48:46.923
It's a match.

0:48:47.758,0:48:50.051
- You agree?[br]- I agree.

0:48:51.803,0:48:54.347
Tevye, you've made me a happy man.

0:48:54.514,0:48:56.390
- Good.[br]- Let's drink on it.

0:48:56.558,0:48:57.850
Why not?

0:48:59.478,0:49:00.519
To you.

0:49:00.687,0:49:02.313
No, my friend. To you.

0:49:02.481,0:49:03.481
To the both of us.

0:49:03.649,0:49:05.691
- To our agreement.[br]- To our agreement.

0:49:07.027,0:49:08.194
To our prosperity.

0:49:10.864,0:49:14.075
To our good health and happiness.

0:49:15.619,0:49:17.870
And most important of all...

0:49:20.290,0:49:21.666
Well...

0:50:21.643,0:50:22.685
Bartend!

0:50:22.853,0:50:24.562
Yes? What is it?

0:50:24.730,0:50:25.896
Drinks for everyone!

0:50:26.064,0:50:27.148
What's the big occasion?

0:50:27.315,0:50:29.442
I'm taking myself a bride!

0:50:29.609,0:50:31.027
Who's the lucky one?

0:50:31.194,0:50:33.279
Tevye's eldest, Tzeitel!

0:52:25.767,0:52:26.976
Thank you.

0:54:31.184,0:54:32.726
I like it!

0:55:44.424,0:55:46.675
Drinks for everybody!

0:55:46.843,0:55:48.093
Mazel tov!

0:55:51.890,0:55:53.932
To life!

0:56:11.201,0:56:12.409
Tevye.

0:56:15.622,0:56:16.622
Tevye,

0:56:16.790,0:56:18.082
after

0:56:18.792,0:56:20.042
the marriage

0:56:20.835,0:56:22.294
we will be

0:56:22.462,0:56:24.088
- related.[br]- Yeah?

0:56:24.255,0:56:25.464
You

0:56:25.632,0:56:27.007
will be my

0:56:27.217,0:56:28.300
papa.

0:56:29.886,0:56:31.303
Your papa?

0:56:36.810,0:56:38.143
Lazar Wolf,

0:56:39.020,0:56:41.563
I always wanted a son.

0:56:44.150,0:56:47.611
But I wanted one[br]a little younger than myself.

0:56:59.749,0:57:01.166
Good night.[br]Good night.

0:57:12.095,0:57:15.389
I hear that congratulations[br]are in order, Tevye.

0:57:15.723,0:57:17.683
Thank you, Your Honor.

0:57:17.851,0:57:19.143
Thank you.

0:57:20.687,0:57:24.523
Tevye.

0:57:29.612,0:57:31.321
Yes, Your Honor.

0:57:32.907,0:57:36.034
I have this piece of news[br]I think I should tell you as a friend.

0:57:36.202,0:57:37.661
Yes, Your Honor.

0:57:38.204,0:57:40.164
I'm giving you this news[br]because I like you.

0:57:41.875,0:57:43.625
You're an honest, decent person,

0:57:43.793,0:57:45.169
even though you are a Jew.

0:57:47.547,0:57:50.048
Thank you, Your Honor.

0:57:50.216,0:57:54.386
How often does a man get[br]a compliment like that?

0:57:55.472,0:57:56.847
And the news?

0:57:58.224,0:58:00.601
We have received orders[br]that sometime soon

0:58:00.768,0:58:04.021
this district is to have[br]a little unofficial demonstration.

0:58:06.900,0:58:07.900
What?

0:58:11.571,0:58:12.863
A pogrom?

0:58:13.990,0:58:15.115
- Here?[br]- No, no, no, no.

0:58:15.283,0:58:17.409
Just a little unofficial demonstration.

0:58:18.036,0:58:19.286
Little?

0:58:20.580,0:58:21.747
How little?

0:58:21.915,0:58:22.915
Not too serious.

0:58:23.082,0:58:25.626
Just some mischief,[br]so that if an inspector comes through,

0:58:25.793,0:58:27.544
he can see that we did our duty.

0:58:29.589,0:58:30.631
Personally, I don't know why

0:58:30.798,0:58:32.633
there has to be this trouble[br]between people,

0:58:33.384,0:58:35.219
but I thought I should tell you.

0:58:37.430,0:58:39.264
Thank you, Your Honor.

0:58:41.059,0:58:42.893
You are a good man.

0:58:44.646,0:58:47.314
If I may say so,

0:58:47.482,0:58:49.691
it's too bad you are not a Jew.

0:58:50.985,0:58:53.237
That's what I like about you, Tevye.

0:58:53.404,0:58:55.155
You're always joking.

0:59:00.870,0:59:03.372
Congratulations again for your daughter.

0:59:03.581,0:59:05.290
Thank you, Your Honor.

0:59:06.459,0:59:07.834
About the other matter,

0:59:08.002,0:59:09.044
it won't be too bad.

0:59:09.212,0:59:10.587
I wouldn't worry.

0:59:10.797,0:59:12.256
Yeah, of course not.

0:59:30.525,0:59:31.775
Dear God,

0:59:33.194,0:59:36.822
did you have to send me news like that

0:59:37.156,0:59:39.449
today of all days?

0:59:41.244,0:59:45.497
I know, I know.[br]We are the chosen people.

0:59:47.125,0:59:48.667
But once in a while,

0:59:48.835,0:59:51.336
can't you choose someone else?

0:59:58.177,0:59:59.511
Anyway,

1:00:00.513,1:00:03.974
thank you for sending a husband

1:00:04.142,1:00:05.809
for my Tzeitel.

1:00:10.023,1:00:11.356
L'chaim.

1:01:12.877,1:01:13.877
Now,

1:01:14.045,1:01:17.506
after Jacob had worked[br]for Laban for seven years,

1:01:17.799,1:01:19.675
do you know what happened?

1:01:19.842,1:01:21.259
Laban fooled him

1:01:21.427,1:01:24.471
and gave him his ugly daughter Leah.

1:01:24.639,1:01:25.889
So to marry Rachel,

1:01:26.057,1:01:29.434
Jacob was forced to work[br]another seven years.

1:01:29.602,1:01:30.560
So you see, children,

1:01:30.728,1:01:32.979
the Bible clearly teaches us

1:01:33.147,1:01:35.524
you can never trust an employer.

1:01:36.317,1:01:38.360
And that is what[br]the Bible teaches us?

1:01:38.528,1:01:40.779
That is the lesson[br]of the story of Jacob,

1:01:41.322,1:01:43.281
if you interpret it correctly.

1:01:43.449,1:01:45.325
Is your papa up yet?

1:01:45.493,1:01:46.493
No, Mama.

1:01:47.620,1:01:48.787
Enough lessons!

1:01:48.955,1:01:51.039
Back to the house.[br]There's work to be done.

1:01:51.207,1:01:54.000
Go on, children.[br]Another story tomorrow.

1:01:59.882,1:02:02.759
That was a very[br]interesting lesson, Perchik.

1:02:04.470,1:02:05.595
Do you think so?

1:02:07.557,1:02:09.182
Although I don't know[br]if the rabbi would agree

1:02:09.350,1:02:10.851
with your interpretation.

1:02:12.770,1:02:15.397
Neither, I suppose,[br]would the rabbi's son.

1:02:16.607,1:02:18.775
My little sisters talk too much.

1:02:19.652,1:02:22.904
And what do you know about him[br]except that he is the rabbi's son?

1:02:23.072,1:02:24.698
At least I know this,

1:02:24.866,1:02:28.702
he doesn't have any strange ideas[br]about turning the world upside down.

1:02:29.412,1:02:30.495
Good day, Perchik.

1:02:30.663,1:02:32.998
You have wit,[br]even a little intelligence.

1:02:33.166,1:02:34.583
- Thank you.[br]- Perhaps.

1:02:34.751,1:02:36.001
But what good is your brain?

1:02:36.169,1:02:38.795
Without curiosity, it is a rusty tool.

1:02:39.505,1:02:40.714
Good day, Hodel.

1:02:40.882,1:02:42.799
We have an old custom here.

1:02:42.967,1:02:45.552
A boy talks respectfully to a girl.

1:02:45.845,1:02:47.846
But, of course, that is too traditional

1:02:48.014,1:02:49.681
for an advanced thinker like you.

1:02:49.849,1:02:51.600
"Our traditions. "[br]"Nothing must change. "

1:02:51.768,1:02:53.810
"Everything is perfect[br]exactly the way it is. "

1:02:53.978,1:02:55.228
We like our ways.

1:02:55.396,1:02:57.981
Our ways are changing all over but here.

1:02:58.524,1:03:01.526
Do you know that in the city[br]boys and girls can be affectionate

1:03:01.694,1:03:03.403
without the permission[br]of a matchmaker?

1:03:04.447,1:03:05.989
They hold hands together.

1:03:06.157,1:03:07.741
They even dance together.

1:03:07.909,1:03:09.951
New dances. Like this.

1:03:16.375,1:03:17.793
I learned it in Kiev.

1:03:22.089,1:03:23.048
You like it?

1:03:23.216,1:03:24.883
It's... It's very nice.

1:03:43.069,1:03:44.194
There.

1:03:45.530,1:03:47.906
We've just changed an old custom.

1:03:48.866,1:03:49.908
Yes.

1:03:52.328,1:03:54.538
I mean, thank you.

1:03:58.543,1:04:00.585
I mean,

1:04:00.753,1:04:01.920
good day!

1:04:35.454,1:04:39.124
- So, my prince is finally out of bed.[br]- Oh, God! Not now. Not now.

1:04:39.292,1:04:42.460
- Open your eyes. The day's half gone.[br]- Go away!

1:04:43.212,1:04:44.754
Well?

1:04:44.922,1:04:46.339
Well, what happened last night

1:04:46.507,1:04:48.925
besides your drinking like a peasant?

1:04:49.093,1:04:50.969
Did you see Lazar Wolf?

1:04:52.138,1:04:54.890
Well?

1:04:55.057,1:04:57.142
Well, what did he say?

1:04:57.310,1:04:58.727
What did you say?

1:04:58.895,1:04:59.978
Where...

1:05:01.314,1:05:03.732
- Where... Where is Tzeitel?[br]- She's in the barn.

1:05:03.900,1:05:05.692
- In the barn.[br]- Do you have news for me?

1:05:05.860,1:05:07.903
- Did you talk with Lazar Wolf?[br]- Oh, the other way.

1:05:08.070,1:05:09.112
Well, what happened?

1:05:09.280,1:05:11.781
Patience, woman, patience.

1:05:13.492,1:05:14.951
As the Good Book says,

1:05:15.119,1:05:16.912
"Good news will stay,

1:05:17.079,1:05:19.915
"and bad news will refuse to leave. "

1:05:20.082,1:05:21.958
And there is another saying that goes...

1:05:22.126,1:05:23.710
You can die from such a man.

1:05:26.380,1:05:27.672
Did you see Lazar?

1:05:27.840,1:05:29.507
- Was it friendly?[br]- Shah, woman, shah!

1:05:29.675,1:05:31.843
Are you still drunk, or what?

1:05:32.178,1:05:34.179
Here she is.

1:05:34.347,1:05:36.806
Tzeitel, my lamb, come here.

1:05:37.350,1:05:40.060
You are to be congratulated.

1:05:41.646,1:05:43.271
You are going to be married.

1:05:43.439,1:05:45.148
Married?

1:05:45.316,1:05:46.650
What do you mean, Papa?

1:05:48.611,1:05:51.154
Lazar Wolf has asked for your hand.

1:05:51.322,1:05:52.530
I knew it!

1:05:52.698,1:05:54.115
The butcher?

1:05:54.283,1:05:55.617
Oh, dear God, I thank thee.

1:05:55.785,1:05:56.743
I thank thee!

1:05:56.911,1:05:58.578
Why do you have to...

1:05:58.746,1:06:00.622
What do you have to say, Tzeitel?

1:06:00.790,1:06:02.207
What can she say?

1:06:02.375,1:06:03.708
Let her say one word.

1:06:03.876,1:06:06.419
My firstborn, a bride.

1:06:09.590,1:06:13.885
May you grow old with him,[br]in fortune and honor.

1:06:14.053,1:06:16.721
Not like Fruma Sarah,[br]that first wife of Lazar's.

1:06:16.889,1:06:18.014
She was a bitter woman.

1:06:18.182,1:06:19.641
May she rest in peace.

1:06:19.809,1:06:22.060
Not like my Tzeitel.

1:06:23.646,1:06:25.939
And now, I must thank Yente.

1:06:26.107,1:06:28.483
My Tzeitel, a bride.

1:06:28.651,1:06:31.069
A bride, I thank thee.

1:06:31.237,1:06:33.488
I thank thee!

1:06:33.656,1:06:35.907
- A bride! A bride![br]- Well, Chava?

1:06:37.326,1:06:38.994
Mazel tov, Tzeitel.

1:06:40.413,1:06:42.414
"Mazel tov, Tzeitel"?

1:06:42.581,1:06:44.749
What kind of a mazel tov is that?

1:06:44.917,1:06:46.042
And you, Reb Perchik,

1:06:46.210,1:06:49.337
aren't you going to congratulate her?

1:06:50.923,1:06:52.173
Congratulations, Tzeitel.

1:06:52.341,1:06:54.259
For getting a rich man.

1:06:54.427,1:06:55.719
Ah!

1:06:55.886,1:06:57.637
Again with the rich.

1:06:57.805,1:06:59.764
What's wrong with being rich?

1:06:59.932,1:07:01.766
It's no reason to marry.

1:07:02.226,1:07:03.643
Money's the world's curse.

1:07:05.062,1:07:07.689
May the lord smite me with it,

1:07:08.899,1:07:11.109
and may I never recover!

1:07:12.737,1:07:14.154
World's curse.

1:07:16.490,1:07:19.617
My Tzeitel knows[br]I mean only her welfare.

1:07:19.827,1:07:21.578
Am I right, Tzeitel?

1:07:21.996,1:07:24.330
- Yes, Papa.[br]- There, you see?

1:07:24.665,1:07:25.874
I see.

1:07:26.083,1:07:27.792
I see very well.

1:07:38.054,1:07:40.221
Well, my child,

1:07:40.389,1:07:42.265
why are you so silent?

1:07:43.517,1:07:46.144
Aren't you happy with this blessing?

1:07:49.148,1:07:50.398
Papa.

1:07:51.400,1:07:53.443
- Papa.[br]- What is it? Tell me.

1:07:55.237,1:07:57.614
Papa, I don't want to marry him.

1:07:57.990,1:08:00.158
I can't marry him. I can't.

1:08:00.910,1:08:02.994
What do you mean, you can't?

1:08:03.412,1:08:05.705
If I say you will,

1:08:05.956,1:08:07.082
you will.

1:08:07.958,1:08:11.169
Papa, if it's a matter of money,[br]I'll do anything.

1:08:11.879,1:08:13.922
I'll hire myself out as a servant.

1:08:14.090,1:08:17.133
- Just, I don't...[br]- But we made an agreement!

1:08:17.593,1:08:20.886
And with us,[br]an agreement is an agreement.

1:08:22.890,1:08:24.849
Is that

1:08:25.017,1:08:28.185
more important than I am, Papa?

1:08:33.234,1:08:35.859
Papa, don't force me, please!

1:08:36.319,1:08:38.822
I'll be unhappy all my days!

1:08:43.661,1:08:46.537
- I don't want to marry him.[br]- All right.

1:08:46.705,1:08:47.913
All right.

1:08:49.082,1:08:50.834
I won't force you.

1:08:52.211,1:08:55.004
Thank you, Papa, thank you.

1:08:55.881,1:08:57.590
"Thank you, Papa. "

1:09:01.011,1:09:02.720
It seems

1:09:02.888,1:09:04.596
it was not ordained

1:09:04.765,1:09:07.600
that you should have[br]all the comforts of life.

1:09:17.069,1:09:18.611
Reb Tevye, may I speak to you?

1:09:18.779,1:09:20.697
Later, Motel, later.

1:09:20.865,1:09:22.407
But I would like to speak to you.

1:09:22.575,1:09:26.202
Not now, not now. I have problems.

1:09:27.705,1:09:29.581
That's what I want[br]to speak to you about.

1:09:30.291,1:09:31.582
I think I can help.

1:09:31.750,1:09:34.085
Certainly,[br]like a bandage can help a corpse.

1:09:34.252,1:09:35.670
Goodbye, Motel, goodbye.

1:09:35.837,1:09:37.881
At least listen to him, Papa.

1:09:39.466,1:09:41.801
All right. You have a tongue, talk.

1:09:43.095,1:09:45.721
Reb Tevye, I hear you are arranging[br]a match for Tzeitel.

1:09:45.890,1:09:47.765
He also has ears.

1:09:47.933,1:09:49.350
Well,

1:09:50.769,1:09:52.353
I have a match for Tzeitel.

1:09:52.520,1:09:53.897
What kind of a match?

1:09:54.273,1:09:55.857
A perfect fit.

1:09:56.859,1:09:58.860
- Like a glove.[br]- A glove.

1:09:59.028,1:10:01.446
This match was made[br]exactly to measure.

1:10:01.614,1:10:03.072
"Perfect fit, made to measure. "

1:10:03.240,1:10:06.868
Motel, stop talking like a tailor[br]and tell me who is it?

1:10:07.036,1:10:08.620
Please don't shout at me, Reb Tevye.

1:10:08.787,1:10:11.289
All right, all right, I won't shout.

1:10:11.457,1:10:13.374
I shall not shout.

1:10:14.084,1:10:22.717
Who is it?

1:10:25.763,1:10:26.846
It's me.

1:10:29.099,1:10:30.308
Myself.

1:10:33.395,1:10:34.562
It's him.

1:10:36.148,1:10:37.357
Himself.

1:10:37.858,1:10:40.652
Either you're out of your mind[br]or you're crazy.

1:10:40.819,1:10:42.320
He must be crazy!

1:10:42.488,1:10:44.530
Arranging a match for yourself?

1:10:44.698,1:10:46.199
Tell me what are you, everything?

1:10:46.367,1:10:49.494
The bridegroom, the matchmaker,[br]the guests, all rolled into one?

1:10:49.662,1:10:51.996
I suppose you'll even[br]perform the sermon yourself.

1:10:52.164,1:10:53.831
Please don't shout at me, Reb Tevye.

1:10:54.708,1:10:56.042
Now, as for being my own matchmaker,

1:10:56.210,1:10:57.585
I know it's a little unusual.

1:10:57.753,1:10:59.462
Unusual? It's crazy!

1:11:00.297,1:11:01.798
Times are changing, Reb Tevye.

1:11:01.966,1:11:03.633
The thing is, over a year ago,

1:11:03.801,1:11:05.343
your daughter Tzeitel[br]and I gave each other

1:11:05.511,1:11:07.553
our pledge that we would marry.

1:11:13.185,1:11:15.603
You gave each other a pledge?

1:11:23.445,1:11:24.821
Yes, Papa.

1:11:26.615,1:11:28.616
We gave each other our pledge.

1:11:31.495,1:11:33.913
They gave each other a pledge.

1:11:34.123,1:11:36.708
Unheard of, absurd.

1:12:22.379,1:12:23.880
Where does it stop?

1:12:24.590,1:12:27.759
Do I still have something[br]to say about my daughter?

1:12:28.093,1:12:30.928
Or doesn't anyone[br]have to ask a father anymore?

1:12:31.096,1:12:33.639
I've wanted to ask you[br]for some time, Reb Tevye,

1:12:33.849,1:12:36.601
but first I wanted to save up enough[br]for my own sewing machine.

1:12:36.769,1:12:39.270
- So we'd have...[br]- You stop talking nonsense.

1:12:39.438,1:12:41.397
You are just a poor tailor!

1:12:41.565,1:12:42.565
That's true, Reb Tevye.

1:12:42.733,1:12:45.568
But even a poor tailor[br]is entitled to some happiness.

1:12:57.498,1:13:01.084
I promise you, Reb Tevye,[br]your daughter will not starve.

1:13:06.840,1:13:09.801
He is beginning to talk like a man.

1:13:11.970,1:13:13.971
On the other hand,

1:13:14.139,1:13:16.474
what kind of a match would that be,

1:13:16.683,1:13:18.142
with a poor tailor?

1:13:21.438,1:13:22.772
On the other hand,

1:13:23.482,1:13:25.733
he is an honest, hard worker.

1:13:27.820,1:13:29.362
But on the other hand,

1:13:29.988,1:13:32.407
he has absolutely nothing.

1:13:33.867,1:13:35.535
On the other hand,

1:13:35.702,1:13:39.247
things could never get worse for him.[br]They could only get better.

1:13:44.336,1:13:46.671
They gave each other a pledge.

1:13:46.880,1:13:49.674
Unheard of, absurd.

1:14:22.374,1:14:23.958
Well, children,

1:14:25.878,1:14:27.545
when shall we make the wedding?

1:14:30.966,1:14:32.216
Thank you, Papa!

1:14:33.802,1:14:35.261
Reb Tevye,

1:14:35.429,1:14:36.804
you won't be sorry.

1:14:36.972,1:14:38.222
You won't be sorry.

1:14:38.390,1:14:39.932
- I won't be sorry?[br]- No.

1:14:40.100,1:14:42.226
I'm sorry already!

1:14:42.394,1:14:45.646
Thank you, Papa.

1:14:45.814,1:14:47.398
All right. All right.

1:14:49.902,1:14:51.068
Papa.

1:14:58.785,1:15:01.329
They gave each other a pledge.

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Golde.

1:15:14.801,1:15:16.344
What shall I tell Golde?

1:15:23.268,1:15:25.686
Motel, you were wonderful!

1:15:25.854,1:15:27.522
It was a miracle!

1:17:48.372,1:17:49.455
Good day.

1:17:49.623,1:17:50.665
Hello, Sarah.

1:17:50.832,1:17:52.958
Mazel tov, Chava. Mazel tov!

1:17:53.126,1:17:54.835
- Thank you.[br]- Soon it will be you.

1:17:55.003,1:17:57.672
- I hope so.[br]- Give my best wishes to Tzeitel.

1:17:57.839,1:18:00.925
- I will.[br]- Mazel tov! Mazel tov!

1:18:04.179,1:18:05.638
Mazel tov, Chava.

1:18:05.806,1:18:07.473
Mazel tov.

1:18:15.732,1:18:17.358
Please, no, don't, I...

1:18:17.526,1:18:20.194
Please, I just want to get by.

1:18:21.113,1:18:22.780
All right, stop it.

1:18:23.740,1:18:25.282
What's wrong with you, Fyedka?

1:18:25.450,1:18:26.617
- Just stop it.[br]- We're just having

1:18:26.785,1:18:28.577
a little fun, Fyedka.

1:18:28.745,1:18:30.162
Goodbye, Sasha.

1:18:31.623,1:18:33.040
I said, goodbye.

1:18:51.560,1:18:53.978
I'm sorry about that.[br]They mean no harm.

1:18:54.146,1:18:55.896
Don't they?

1:19:09.870,1:19:11.495
Is there something you want?

1:19:11.705,1:19:13.622
Yes. I'd like to talk to you.

1:19:14.750,1:19:16.333
I'd rather not.

1:19:18.879,1:19:21.213
I've often noticed you[br]at the bookseller's.

1:19:21.381,1:19:23.799
Not many girls in this village[br]like to read.

1:19:25.385,1:19:28.220
Would you like to borrow this book?

1:19:29.181,1:19:30.765
It's very good.

1:19:34.227,1:19:35.269
No.

1:19:37.856,1:19:38.814
Thank you.

1:19:38.982,1:19:40.107
Why?

1:19:41.318,1:19:42.902
Because I'm not Jewish?

1:19:45.155,1:19:46.781
Do you feel about me

1:19:46.948,1:19:48.908
the way they feel about you?

1:19:49.868,1:19:51.494
I didn't think you would.

1:19:53.872,1:19:55.581
And what do you know about me?

1:19:57.375,1:19:59.084
Let me tell you about myself.

1:20:00.378,1:20:02.463
I'm a pleasant fellow.

1:20:02.631,1:20:03.672
Charming,

1:20:03.840,1:20:05.424
honest,

1:20:05.592,1:20:07.551
ambitious,

1:20:07.719,1:20:09.053
quite bright,

1:20:09.221,1:20:10.805
and very modest.

1:20:20.565,1:20:21.732
Go ahead.

1:20:22.234,1:20:23.317
Take the book,

1:20:23.485,1:20:25.569
and after you return it,

1:20:25.737,1:20:27.613
I'll ask you how you like it,

1:20:27.781,1:20:29.907
and we can talk about it for a while.

1:20:30.700,1:20:32.201
Then we can talk about life,

1:20:32.369,1:20:34.745
how we feel about things.

1:20:36.706,1:20:37.790
Here.

1:20:48.176,1:20:49.760
Thank you.

1:20:53.348,1:20:54.932
Good day, Chava.

1:20:55.100,1:20:56.392
Good day.

1:20:56.560,1:21:04.817
Fyedka.

1:21:46.735,1:21:48.485
- Help![br]- Tevye.

1:21:48.653,1:21:49.653
Help! Help! Help!

1:21:49.821,1:21:50.779
Tevye, what's the matter with you?

1:21:50.947,1:21:51.906
Motel... Tzeitel... Help!

1:21:52.073,1:21:54.992
Wake up! What is the matter with you?[br]Wake up!

1:21:55.869,1:21:57.119
Where is she?

1:21:57.287,1:21:58.704
- Where? Where? Who?[br]- Where is she?

1:21:58.872,1:22:00.664
Where is who?[br]What are you talking about?

1:22:00.832,1:22:03.584
Fruma Sarah, Fruma Sarah,[br]Lazar Wolf's first wife.

1:22:03.752,1:22:05.336
She was standing here a minute ago.

1:22:05.503,1:22:07.713
What are you talking about?

1:22:07.881,1:22:10.758
Fruma Sarah has been dead for years.

1:22:11.843,1:22:13.928
- You must have been dreaming.[br]- Yes. Yes.

1:22:14.095,1:22:16.764
- Shah. Shah.[br]- Yes.

1:22:17.265,1:22:19.016
Now,

1:22:19.184,1:22:21.018
tell me what you dreamt,

1:22:21.186,1:22:23.729
and I'll tell you what it meant.

1:22:24.522,1:22:26.023
It was terrible.

1:22:26.191,1:22:27.775
- Tell me.[br]- All right.

1:22:28.652,1:22:30.945
Only don't be frightened!

1:22:34.157,1:22:36.700
In the beginning,

1:22:36.868,1:22:38.994
I dreamt that

1:22:40.872,1:22:42.373
we were having

1:22:43.708,1:22:46.126
a celebration of some kind.

1:22:49.214,1:22:51.757
Everybody we knew,

1:22:51.925,1:22:54.343
all of our beloved departed,

1:22:55.178,1:22:56.929
were there.

1:22:58.848,1:22:59.890
All of them.

1:23:01.559,1:23:06.105
Even your great uncle Mordechai[br]was there,

1:23:08.358,1:23:10.693
and your cousin Rachel was there.

1:23:10.860,1:23:13.278
And in the middle of the dream,

1:23:13.446,1:23:15.906
in walks your grandmother Tzeitel,

1:23:16.074,1:23:17.533
may she rest in peace.

1:23:17.701,1:23:20.244
Grandmother Tzeitel![br]How did she look?

1:23:20.412,1:23:22.997
Well, for a woman[br]who's dead 30 years,

1:23:23.164,1:23:24.665
she looked very good.

1:23:25.792,1:23:28.544
Naturally, I went up to greet her.

1:23:42.517,1:23:43.517
Motel?

1:23:56.990,1:23:59.033
Tailor? She must've heard wrong.

1:23:59.200,1:24:00.159
She meant the butcher.

1:24:00.326,1:24:01.326
I'll tell her.

1:24:43.787,1:24:45.662
- Stop it![br]- We announced it already.

1:24:45.830,1:24:47.831
We made a bargain with the butcher.

1:24:57.092,1:24:58.133
Stop it.

1:24:58.301,1:24:59.259
Listen to me!

1:24:59.427,1:25:00.719
But he is a butcher!

1:25:00.887,1:25:02.221
Tell them!

1:25:02.388,1:25:03.806
His name is Lazar Wolf!

1:25:29.582,1:25:30.916
Here she comes.

1:25:42.011,1:25:43.428
Tevye!

1:26:46.201,1:26:47.326
Shah!

1:27:32.288,1:27:33.622
Jump!

1:27:45.551,1:27:47.803
Evil spirit, away!

1:27:47.971,1:27:50.514
Such an evil spirit.

1:27:50.682,1:27:52.432
May it sink back into the earth.

1:27:54.519,1:27:56.853
Such a dark and horrible dream.

1:27:57.897,1:27:59.690
And to think it was brought on

1:27:59.857,1:28:02.150
because you went to see that butcher.

1:28:02.318,1:28:04.486
Tevye, Tevye,

1:28:04.654,1:28:07.572
my grandmother Tzeitel,[br]may she rest in peace,

1:28:07.740,1:28:11.410
took the trouble to come[br]all the way from the other world

1:28:11.577,1:28:13.161
to tell us about the tailor.

1:28:13.329,1:28:15.205
All I can say is that it's for the best

1:28:15.373,1:28:17.416
and couldn't possibly be any better.

1:28:17.583,1:28:19.209
- But, Golde...[br]- Amen.

1:28:19.377,1:28:20.877
Amen.

1:29:31.449,1:29:33.408
Do you like these troublemakers,

1:29:33.576,1:29:35.702
these Christ killers?

1:29:35.870,1:29:36.870
Of course not.

1:29:38.206,1:29:40.832
I just meant[br]that things have been peaceful here.

1:29:45.296,1:29:47.631
I have other villages to visit.

1:29:47.799,1:29:49.299
If you don't want to follow orders,

1:29:49.467,1:29:51.927
we shall get someone else who will.

1:29:52.095,1:29:53.762
No, no, no, no, sir.

1:29:54.138,1:29:55.680
I'll take care of it, of course.

1:31:51.672,1:31:53.507
Quiet down!

1:31:53.674,1:31:57.260
Quiet down!

1:37:13.828,1:37:15.161
Quiet down!

1:37:15.496,1:37:16.788
Quiet down!

1:37:22.920,1:37:24.379
Quiet down!

1:40:06.917,1:40:08.751
It was beautiful. Really beautiful.

1:40:10.879,1:40:13.006
Take your places, everybody.

1:40:13.173,1:40:14.132
Quiet!

1:40:14.299,1:40:15.675
- Quiet![br]- Quiet down!

1:40:15.843,1:40:20.096
Quiet down!

1:40:24.935,1:40:26.978
The newlyweds,

1:40:27.146,1:40:28.771
friends.

1:40:28.939,1:40:32.191
We are gathered here[br]to share in the joys

1:40:32.359,1:40:35.611
of the newlyweds, Motel and Tzeitel.

1:40:35.779,1:40:38.948
May they live together[br]to a ripe old age.

1:40:39.116,1:40:40.658
Amen.

1:40:40.826,1:40:41.826
- Amen.[br]- Amen.

1:40:41.994,1:40:43.870
And now I want to say...

1:40:45.831,1:40:46.831
Reb Nachum!

1:40:47.791,1:40:50.293
Please! Not here!

1:40:50.836,1:40:53.838
Now I'd like to announce[br]that the bride's parents

1:40:54.006,1:40:56.382
are giving the newlyweds the following.

1:40:56.550,1:40:58.634
A new feather bed,

1:40:58.802,1:40:59.761
two pillows...

1:40:59.928,1:41:00.970
Goose pillows.

1:41:01.138,1:41:02.638
Goose pillows,

1:41:02.806,1:41:05.558
a Sabbath tablecloth,

1:41:05.726,1:41:08.352
and a pair of candlesticks.

1:41:11.148,1:41:12.482
Quiet!

1:41:13.233,1:41:14.817
Now.

1:41:14.985,1:41:18.071
We are just here on earth[br]for a short visit.

1:41:18.655,1:41:21.866
Even the great and wealthy must die.

1:41:22.659,1:41:23.659
In fact,

1:41:23.827,1:41:27.330
if the rich could hire others[br]to die for them,

1:41:27.498,1:41:30.166
we, the poor,[br]would all make a nice living.

1:41:32.336,1:41:34.879
Well put.

1:41:35.839,1:41:37.048
Lazar Wolf.

1:41:37.800,1:41:39.175
Talking about the rich.

1:41:40.344,1:41:43.346
There sits our good friend Lazar Wolf.

1:41:43.764,1:41:46.641
Lazar has everything in the world

1:41:46.975,1:41:48.059
except a bride.

1:41:50.521,1:41:51.521
But

1:41:51.688,1:41:54.107
Lazar has no ill feelings.

1:41:54.316,1:41:55.608
In fact, he told me

1:41:55.776,1:41:58.027
that he has a gift for the newlyweds

1:41:58.195,1:41:59.862
that he himself wants to announce.

1:42:00.030,1:42:02.949
Come on, Lazar. Come on.

1:42:06.495,1:42:08.538
Just like he said,

1:42:08.705,1:42:11.707
I have no ill feelings.

1:42:11.875,1:42:13.835
What's done

1:42:14.002,1:42:15.211
is done.

1:42:15.796,1:42:18.381
I am giving the newlyweds

1:42:18.799,1:42:20.842
five chickens,

1:42:21.176,1:42:24.679
one for each of the first five Sabbaths

1:42:24.847,1:42:27.765
of their wedded life.

1:42:35.816,1:42:37.567
Reb Lazar Wolf,

1:42:37.734,1:42:40.236
you are a decent man,

1:42:40.404,1:42:42.738
and on behalf of my daughter

1:42:42.906,1:42:44.740
and her new husband...

1:42:44.908,1:42:45.908
Sit down.

1:42:46.076,1:42:47.535
I accept your gift.

1:42:48.954,1:42:50.997
There is a famous saying that...

1:42:51.165,1:42:54.500
Reb Tevye,[br]I am not marrying your daughter.

1:42:54.668,1:42:56.919
I don't have to listen to your sayings.

1:42:57.087,1:42:58.796
Why, if you would only listen[br]for one moment.

1:42:58.964,1:43:00.631
Why should I listen to you?

1:43:00.799,1:43:02.758
A man who breaks an agreement!

1:43:03.886,1:43:05.511
I have a right to talk!

1:43:05.679,1:43:06.929
What right? It's not your wedding.

1:43:07.097,1:43:08.431
It should have been!

1:43:08.599,1:43:10.349
But it's not, thank goodness.

1:43:10.517,1:43:12.185
Don't shame Reb Tevye[br]at his daughter's wedding.

1:43:12.352,1:43:15.313
He shamed me[br]in front of the whole village.

1:43:15.480,1:43:17.648
- He shamed me![br]- Praise God, he did.

1:43:20.819,1:43:22.778
Rabbi, say something.

1:43:24.031,1:43:25.615
I say...

1:43:25.782,1:43:27.033
Yeah.

1:43:27.201,1:43:29.952
I say, let's sit down.

1:43:32.122,1:43:35.708
Yes, yes. Well,[br]we all heard the words of the rabbi.

1:43:36.251,1:43:37.585
Let's sit down.

1:43:37.753,1:43:40.421
Now I'm going to sing a little song.

1:43:49.932,1:43:52.141
I don't want that. Leave me alone.

1:43:55.520,1:43:58.564
You can keep your diseased chickens!

1:43:58.732,1:44:01.317
You leave my chickens out of this!

1:44:01.485,1:44:02.818
We made a bargain!

1:44:02.986,1:44:04.654
But the terms weren't settled.

1:44:04.821,1:44:06.405
We drank on it!

1:44:07.658,1:44:08.824
You just sit down, all right?

1:44:08.992,1:44:11.744
Once a butcher, always a butcher.

1:44:11.912,1:44:13.371
Once a liar, always a liar.

1:44:13.538,1:44:14.914
You just sit down, all right?

1:44:16.041,1:44:18.334
Those happen to be my chickens.[br]That man...

1:44:19.670,1:44:20.920
I had a sign!

1:44:21.088,1:44:23.256
Quiet, I'm singing.

1:44:25.008,1:44:27.134
Quiet! Quiet!

1:44:27.970,1:44:29.762
What's all the screaming about?

1:44:30.305,1:44:31.430
"They drank on it. "

1:44:31.598,1:44:32.640
"An agreement. "

1:44:32.808,1:44:34.016
"A sign. "

1:44:34.184,1:44:35.685
It's all nonsense.

1:44:35.852,1:44:38.854
Tzeitel wanted to marry Motel[br]and not Lazar.

1:44:39.022,1:44:41.107
A young girl decides for herself?

1:44:41.275,1:44:43.192
Why not? They love each other.

1:44:43.360,1:44:44.777
Love? Terrible.

1:44:44.945,1:44:46.112
He's a radical.

1:44:46.280,1:44:47.989
Musicians, play.

1:44:48.156,1:44:51.033
It's a dance. Everybody dance.

1:44:51.201,1:44:52.702
It's a wedding.

1:44:52.869,1:44:53.869
Some wedding.

1:44:54.037,1:44:55.871
- What is he doing?[br]- Perchik!

1:44:56.039,1:44:57.373
Who will dance with me?

1:44:57.874,1:44:58.833
Obscene.

1:44:59.001,1:45:00.960
- That's a sin![br]- It's no sin to dance at a wedding.

1:45:01.128,1:45:02.670
- But with a girl?[br]- Yes, with a girl.

1:45:02.838,1:45:05.715
That's what comes[br]of taking a wild man into your house.

1:45:05.882,1:45:07.300
He is not a wild man.

1:45:07.467,1:45:09.260
His ideas are[br]a little bit different, but...

1:45:09.428,1:45:10.678
Perchik, come over here.

1:45:10.846,1:45:12.054
- Come over here.[br]- It's a sin.

1:45:12.222,1:45:14.598
It's no sin. Ask the rabbi.

1:45:14.766,1:45:16.726
- Go on, ask him.[br]- Ask the rabbi!

1:45:18.478,1:45:19.729
Well, Rabbi?

1:45:20.439,1:45:21.897
- Dancing?[br]- Yeah.

1:45:22.357,1:45:25.735
Well, it's not exactly forbidden, but...

1:45:25.902,1:45:28.738
Well, there you see![br]It's not forbidden.

1:45:28.905,1:45:29.905
And it's no sin.

1:45:30.073,1:45:32.783
Now, who will dance with me?

1:45:39.583,1:45:41.375
He's asking her to dance.

1:45:44.880,1:45:46.088
Hodel!

1:45:46.381,1:45:48.257
It's only a dance, Mama.

1:45:51.928,1:45:52.928
Play!

1:46:00.896,1:46:02.355
Say something.

1:46:10.322,1:46:12.615
Tevye?[br]- She's dancing with a man!

1:46:12.783,1:46:15.409
I can see that[br]she is dancing with a man!

1:46:19.623,1:46:21.916
And I'm going to dance with my wife!

1:46:22.084,1:46:23.292
Tevye!

1:46:24.669,1:46:25.628
Mama, no.

1:46:25.796,1:46:27.922
Golde! Golde!

1:46:29.299,1:46:30.716
Golde!

1:46:32.886,1:46:33.969
Motel!

1:46:34.137,1:46:35.137
- No. I will not.[br]- Tzeitel!

1:46:35.305,1:46:36.680
Motel!

1:46:42.938,1:46:44.021
See that?

1:46:44.189,1:46:46.649
You are responsible for that,

1:46:46.817,1:46:48.567
and I can't stand it!

1:46:48.735,1:46:49.944
I tried my best.

1:46:59.704,1:47:01.038
Everybody, dance!

1:47:09.172,1:47:10.506
Look.

1:47:20.600,1:47:24.437
It's all right. Dance, Rabbi, dance.

1:48:37.844,1:48:39.178
Perchik!

1:48:44.392,1:48:45.935
All right! Enough!

1:48:52.567,1:48:53.943
I said, enough!

1:48:54.110,1:48:55.194
Come!

1:49:12.462,1:49:15.881
Orders are orders, understand?

1:49:52.669,1:49:53.669
Well,

1:49:56.673,1:49:58.799
why are you all standing around?

1:50:00.885,1:50:07.850
Clean up!

1:54:02.919,1:54:05.504
Troubles, troubles.

1:54:07.257,1:54:09.925
That's all you hear from me, right?

1:54:10.593,1:54:14.346
But who else can we simple people

1:54:14.514,1:54:16.765
take our troubles to?

1:54:18.685,1:54:21.603
You know, sometimes I wonder,

1:54:21.771,1:54:24.314
who do you take your troubles to?

1:54:28.778,1:54:30.112
Go away.

1:54:36.119,1:54:37.411
Anyway,

1:54:37.579,1:54:40.998
Motel and Tzeitel have been married[br]for some time now.

1:54:43.251,1:54:45.127
They work very hard.

1:54:46.504,1:54:47.546
And

1:54:48.339,1:54:51.633
they are as poor as squirrels in winter.

1:54:53.511,1:54:57.556
But they're so happy[br]they don't know how miserable they are.

1:55:05.523,1:55:08.317
Motel keeps talking about[br]a sewing machine.

1:55:09.485,1:55:10.694
I know.

1:55:11.029,1:55:13.030
You are very busy now.

1:55:13.323,1:55:15.824
Wars, revolutions, floods, plagues.

1:55:15.992,1:55:17.701
All those little things

1:55:17.994,1:55:20.495
that bring people back to you.

1:55:21.331,1:55:23.415
But couldn't you take a second

1:55:23.583,1:55:26.001
and get him his sewing machine?

1:55:28.338,1:55:31.548
Yeah, and while you are[br]in the neighborhood,

1:55:33.259,1:55:36.219
as you can see, my horse's leg is...

1:55:37.388,1:55:39.306
Am I bothering you too much?

1:55:39.599,1:55:41.099
I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

1:55:41.267,1:55:43.352
As the Good Book says...

1:55:44.687,1:55:48.690
Why should I tell you[br]what the Good Book says?

1:55:56.199,1:55:57.991
So you must go away?

1:55:59.202,1:56:00.243
Yes.

1:56:00.870,1:56:02.162
But so soon?

1:56:03.373,1:56:04.456
Yes.

1:56:05.458,1:56:06.792
Tomorrow morning.

1:56:12.215,1:56:13.173
Alone?

1:56:13.341,1:56:14.716
No. With a few friends,

1:56:14.884,1:56:16.301
and, of course, we'll be joining others.

1:56:16.469,1:56:18.345
- Where?[br]- In the city. Kiev.

1:56:19.973,1:56:21.515
Hodel,

1:56:21.683,1:56:24.267
there are some things[br]I cannot tell even you.

1:56:26.479,1:56:27.688
I see.

1:56:29.357,1:56:30.983
Please don't be upset.

1:56:31.150,1:56:32.567
Why should I be upset?

1:56:32.735,1:56:33.694
If you must leave, you must.

1:56:33.861,1:56:34.945
I do have to.

1:56:35.321,1:56:36.279
Couldn't you have told me?

1:56:36.447,1:56:39.241
Great changes are about to take place[br]in this country.

1:56:39.409,1:56:40.617
Tremendous changes.

1:56:41.411,1:56:43.745
But they can't happen by themselves.

1:56:43.913,1:56:46.039
So, naturally,[br]you feel that you personally have to...

1:56:46.207,1:56:49.126
Not only me, many people, Jews,[br]Gentiles.

1:56:49.293,1:56:51.003
Many people hate what's going on.

1:56:51.170,1:56:52.254
Don't you understand?

1:56:52.547,1:56:54.131
I understand. Of course.

1:56:55.341,1:56:56.675
You want to leave.

1:56:58.094,1:57:00.387
Then, goodbye.

1:57:01.597,1:57:03.140
Hodel, listen to me.

1:57:03.766,1:57:05.892
I have work to do.

1:57:06.060,1:57:08.603
The greatest work a man can do.

1:57:11.941,1:57:13.775
Don't you understand?

1:57:15.778,1:57:17.362
Yes, Perchik.

1:57:22.243,1:57:23.452
Hodel.

1:57:23.619,1:57:24.786
Hodel!

1:57:25.496,1:57:27.039
Hodel, wait!

1:57:27.665,1:57:29.416
Hodel, there's a question,

1:57:30.043,1:57:31.960
a certain question[br]I wish to discuss with you.

1:57:32.128,1:57:33.086
Yes?

1:57:33.254,1:57:34.796
It's a political question.

1:57:34.964,1:57:36.048
What is it?

1:57:36.257,1:57:38.300
The question of marriage.

1:57:42.305,1:57:43.930
Is this a political question?

1:57:44.974,1:57:46.058
Well, yes.

1:57:47.143,1:57:48.602
Yes, everything's political.

1:57:50.021,1:57:52.189
Well, like everything else,[br]the relationship between

1:57:52.356,1:57:53.690
a man and a woman has

1:57:53.858,1:57:55.567
a socioeconomic base.

1:57:57.403,1:58:00.405
Marriage must be founded on

1:58:00.907,1:58:02.657
mutual beliefs,

1:58:02.825,1:58:05.243
a common attitude[br]and philosophy towards society.

1:58:05.411,1:58:07.162
And affection.

1:58:08.164,1:58:09.498
Well, yes, of course.

1:58:10.500,1:58:12.584
That is also necessary.

1:58:13.461,1:58:15.045
Such a relationship

1:58:15.213,1:58:18.256
can have positive social values.

1:58:18.424,1:58:21.051
When two people face the world with

1:58:21.219,1:58:23.095
unity and solidarity.

1:58:23.262,1:58:24.513
And affection.

1:58:24.680,1:58:26.890
Yes, that is an important element.

1:58:30.895,1:58:32.145
At any rate, I...

1:58:33.147,1:58:35.357
I personally am in favor of such a

1:58:36.400,1:58:37.901
socioeconomic relationship.

1:58:41.364,1:58:42.405
I think

1:58:44.951,1:58:46.535
you are asking me to marry you.

1:58:49.455,1:58:51.164
Well,

1:58:51.332,1:58:52.874
in a theoretical sense,

1:58:53.709,1:58:56.545
yes, I am.

1:58:57.713,1:58:59.297
I was hoping you were.

1:59:04.220,1:59:05.720
I'm very happy, Hodel.

1:59:07.390,1:59:09.516
I'm very, very happy.

1:59:41.090,1:59:43.383
- Good afternoon.[br]- Good afternoon, Reb Tevye.

1:59:44.302,1:59:45.719
I have some bad news.

1:59:46.137,1:59:47.179
What?

1:59:47.430,1:59:48.597
I must leave here.

1:59:48.764,1:59:49.764
When?

1:59:50.099,1:59:51.183
Tomorrow morning.

1:59:51.642,1:59:54.477
I'm sorry to hear that, Perchik.

1:59:54.896,1:59:55.979
We'll all miss you.

1:59:56.147,1:59:57.564
But I also have some good news.

1:59:57.732,1:59:58.690
Good.

1:59:58.858,1:59:59.941
You can congratulate me.

2:00:00.109,2:00:01.610
Congratulations. What for?

2:00:01.777,2:00:03.069
We are engaged.

2:00:04.238,2:00:05.197
Engaged?

2:00:05.364,2:00:06.948
Yes, Papa. We're engaged.

2:00:07.241,2:00:08.658
No, you're not.

2:00:08.826,2:00:11.995
I know you like him, and he likes you,

2:00:12.163,2:00:15.624
but you're going away,[br]and you're staying here.

2:00:16.125,2:00:17.584
So have a nice trip, Perchik.

2:00:17.752,2:00:20.879
And I hope you'll be very happy,[br]and my answer is no.

2:00:21.047,2:00:22.464
Please, Papa. You don't understand.

2:00:22.632,2:00:24.257
I understand, I understand.

2:00:24.425,2:00:26.426
I gave my permission[br]to Motel and Tzeitel,

2:00:26.594,2:00:28.803
so you feel you also have a right.

2:00:29.805,2:00:32.057
I'm sorry, Perchik. I like you.

2:00:33.267,2:00:36.228
But you're going away,[br]so go in good health.

2:00:36.437,2:00:37.854
And my answer is still no.

2:00:38.022,2:00:39.522
You don't understand, Papa.

2:00:39.690,2:00:42.317
And you are not listening. I said no.

2:00:42.693,2:00:43.944
Reb Tevye,

2:00:44.111,2:00:45.987
we are not asking for your permission,

2:00:46.155,2:00:47.656
only for your blessing.

2:00:49.283,2:00:51.117
We are going to get married.

2:00:58.167,2:01:00.669
You are not asking for my permission?

2:01:04.632,2:01:07.092
But we would like your blessing, Papa.

2:01:12.014,2:01:14.849
I can't believe my own ears.

2:01:15.017,2:01:17.602
My blessing? For what?

2:01:55.558,2:01:57.517
Where has it led? To this!

2:01:57.977,2:02:00.478
A man tells me he is getting married.

2:02:00.730,2:02:02.939
He doesn't ask me. He tells me!

2:02:03.190,2:02:04.983
But, first, he abandons you.

2:02:05.359,2:02:07.402
He is not abandoning me, Papa.

2:02:07.570,2:02:09.946
As soon as I can,[br]I will send for her and marry her.

2:02:11.574,2:02:12.824
I love her.

2:02:16.245,2:02:17.912
He loves her.

2:02:19.415,2:02:20.457
Love!

2:02:21.334,2:02:22.584
It's a new style.

2:02:24.128,2:02:25.754
On the other hand,

2:02:25.921,2:02:29.257
our old ways were once new,[br]weren't they?

2:02:30.426,2:02:31.509
On the other hand,

2:02:31.677,2:02:33.803
they decided without parents,

2:02:33.971,2:02:35.597
without a matchmaker.

2:02:37.558,2:02:39.267
On the other hand,

2:02:39.435,2:02:42.020
did Adam and Eve have a matchmaker?

2:02:44.440,2:02:46.191
Yes.

2:02:46.359,2:02:47.442
They did.

2:02:48.402,2:02:52.447
And it seems these two[br]have the same matchmaker.

2:02:57.119,2:02:59.496
They're going over my head.

2:02:59.663,2:03:02.457
Unheard of, absurd.

2:03:23.854,2:03:27.607
Tradition!

2:03:33.280,2:03:35.281
Well, children, I have decided

2:03:35.449,2:03:38.618
to give you[br]my blessing and my permission.

2:03:40.830,2:03:42.497
Thank you, Papa.

2:03:44.625,2:03:46.000
What else could I do?

2:03:46.168,2:03:47.961
Thank you, Papa.

2:03:48.129,2:03:51.172
"Thank you, Papa"?

2:03:52.842,2:03:54.968
What am I going to tell your mother?

2:03:55.511,2:03:57.011
Another dream?

2:04:00.683,2:04:02.142
Perhaps if you tell her

2:04:02.309,2:04:04.310
that I'm going to visit a rich uncle.

2:04:04.520,2:04:05.770
Perchik.

2:04:06.313,2:04:08.398
Please. I can handle my own wife.

2:04:09.358,2:04:10.650
Golde.

2:04:11.193,2:04:12.360
Golde!

2:04:13.070,2:04:14.028
Golde...

2:04:14.196,2:04:15.321
Hmm?

2:04:17.533,2:04:18.700
Hello, Golde.

2:04:18.868,2:04:20.326
Have some soup.

2:04:24.373,2:04:25.457
Golde,

2:04:27.418,2:04:30.378
I have something very important[br]to tell you.

2:04:30.546,2:04:31.671
Have the soup.

2:04:32.548,2:04:33.590
It's warm.

2:04:38.554,2:04:39.554
Golde,

2:04:41.390,2:04:43.391
I've just met

2:04:43.559,2:04:45.101
Perchik and Hodel.

2:04:45.269,2:04:46.311
Well?

2:04:46.562,2:04:49.898
Well...

2:04:51.192,2:04:54.736
Well, they seem to be[br]very fond of each other.

2:04:54.987,2:04:57.363
So? What do you mean?

2:04:57.865,2:04:58.990
So...

2:05:02.161,2:05:04.245
So I've decided

2:05:04.413,2:05:07.582
to give them my permission[br]to become engaged.

2:05:07.750,2:05:09.501
- I'll eat later.[br]- What?

2:05:09.668,2:05:12.712
Just like that? Without even asking me?

2:05:13.255,2:05:15.131
Who asks you?

2:05:16.467,2:05:17.842
I am the father.

2:05:18.010,2:05:19.385
Who is he?

2:05:19.553,2:05:23.556
A pauper![br]He has nothing, absolutely nothing.

2:05:26.268,2:05:27.977
I wouldn't say that.

2:05:31.440,2:05:35.068
I hear he has a rich uncle.

2:05:35.236,2:05:37.862
A rich uncle!

2:05:42.618,2:05:43.660
Golde.

2:05:46.455,2:05:48.331
Golde, he is a good man.

2:05:49.708,2:05:50.792
I like him.

2:05:50.960,2:05:53.545
He's a little crazy, but I like him.

2:05:55.130,2:05:56.214
And

2:05:57.049,2:05:59.008
what's more important,

2:06:01.136,2:06:02.428
Hodel likes him.

2:06:04.890,2:06:06.182
Hodel loves him.

2:06:09.853,2:06:11.271
So, what can we do?

2:06:14.233,2:06:16.401
It's a new world, Golde.

2:06:18.445,2:06:19.696
A new world.

2:06:22.825,2:06:23.950
Love.

2:06:28.747,2:06:29.956
Golde?

2:06:31.000,2:06:32.834
Do you love me?

2:06:34.253,2:06:35.461
Do I what?

2:06:52.146,2:06:53.605
Maybe it's indigestion.

2:06:53.772,2:06:55.481
No, Golde,

2:06:55.649,2:06:57.609
I'm asking you a question.

2:07:01.196,2:07:02.322
You're a fool.

2:07:02.489,2:07:03.698
I know.

2:07:10.122,2:07:11.247
Well?

2:07:25.554,2:07:26.721
Golde.

2:07:42.738,2:07:44.739
And now I'm asking, Golde.

2:07:48.577,2:07:49.661
I'm your wife.

2:07:49.828,2:07:51.079
I know.

2:07:58.462,2:07:59.545
Well?

2:08:19.608,2:08:21.025
I suppose I do.

2:09:20.502,2:09:22.128
Halt.

2:09:29.595,2:09:31.053
There is no authority

2:09:31.221,2:09:33.306
above the will of the people,

2:09:33.474,2:09:36.142
and we are the people.

2:09:36.310,2:09:38.686
We are Russia!

2:09:41.523,2:09:45.109
The time has come, and the time is now.

2:09:46.487,2:09:48.821
Now we stand here before you, not one,

2:09:48.989,2:09:50.198
but many.

2:09:50.365,2:09:52.575
Many like you.

2:09:52.743,2:09:57.497
Students, workers,[br]striving for a better life.

2:09:58.624,2:10:01.375
And I urge you, fellow workers,

2:10:01.543,2:10:03.586
to band together with us.

2:10:04.254,2:10:05.588
Join our movement.

2:10:05.923,2:10:07.173
In the factories!

2:10:08.717,2:10:09.801
In the schools!

2:10:11.094,2:10:12.386
In the army!

2:10:13.889,2:10:15.932
The winds of freedom

2:10:16.099,2:10:19.727
are beginning to blow all over Russia.

2:10:39.248,2:10:41.040
Halt.

2:10:49.466,2:10:52.343
Wait! Wait! Stand!

2:10:52.511,2:10:53.594
Come back!

2:10:54.096,2:10:56.180
Wait! Wait, fellow workers.

2:10:56.515,2:10:58.516
Don't let them break up our meeting.

2:10:59.309,2:11:00.768
We have our rights!

2:11:17.327,2:11:18.286
So I found a girl...

2:11:18.453,2:11:19.912
Good day to you, Esther.

2:11:21.290,2:11:24.375
She didn't like her. Just a minute.

2:11:24.543,2:11:26.252
Tzeitel. Tzeitel.

2:11:26.420,2:11:27.378
Good day, Yente.

2:11:27.546,2:11:31.340
Tzeitel, I happened to stop[br]in the post office today

2:11:31.508,2:11:33.885
to say hello, see what's what.

2:11:34.052,2:11:36.596
It doesn't cost anything to be friendly.

2:11:37.097,2:11:39.265
So few people are like that.

2:11:39.433,2:11:40.474
Yeah, yeah.

2:11:40.642,2:11:41.809
People.

2:11:41.977,2:11:43.477
I tell you, Tzeitel,

2:11:43.645,2:11:45.313
if God lived on Earth,

2:11:45.480,2:11:47.690
people would break his windows.

2:11:47.983,2:11:49.317
So you went to the post office?

2:11:49.484,2:11:51.402
Yes, and the postman told me

2:11:51.570,2:11:53.988
there was a letter there[br]for your sister, Hodel.

2:11:54.156,2:11:55.489
Thanks. I'll go get it.

2:11:55.657,2:11:56.699
I got it.

2:11:57.326,2:12:00.202
It's from her intended, Perchik.

2:12:00.370,2:12:01.829
Hodel will be so happy.

2:12:01.997,2:12:04.165
She's been waiting[br]to hear from him for...

2:12:04.833,2:12:06.000
But it's open.

2:12:06.168,2:12:07.752
So it happened to be open.

2:12:35.072,2:12:37.281
You don't have[br]to wait for the train, Papa.

2:12:37.449,2:12:39.408
You'll be late for your customers.

2:12:40.369,2:12:41.619
That's all right.

2:12:42.829,2:12:45.164
They will just have to wait for a while.

2:12:55.300,2:12:58.344
Is he in bad trouble,

2:12:58.512,2:13:00.262
that hero of yours?

2:13:04.351,2:13:05.393
Arrested?

2:13:08.480,2:13:09.730
Convicted?

2:13:09.898,2:13:12.775
Yes, but he did nothing wrong.

2:13:12.943,2:13:14.485
He cares nothing for himself.

2:13:14.653,2:13:16.278
Everything he does is for other people.

2:13:16.446,2:13:19.323
Yes, but if he did nothing wrong,

2:13:19.491,2:13:21.242
he wouldn't be in trouble.

2:13:22.077,2:13:24.078
Oh, Papa. How can you say that?

2:13:24.997,2:13:26.998
What wrongs did Joseph do?

2:13:27.916,2:13:29.417
And Abraham and Moses?

2:13:30.419,2:13:32.169
And they had troubles.

2:13:32.713,2:13:34.130
Yes, but...

2:13:35.424,2:13:38.509
But why won't you tell me

2:13:39.511,2:13:41.303
where he is now,

2:13:41.471,2:13:43.389
this Joseph of yours?

2:13:45.559,2:13:47.018
It is far, Papa.

2:13:49.646,2:13:50.980
Terribly far.

2:13:54.943,2:13:56.902
He is in a settlement in Siberia.

2:13:59.239,2:14:00.489
Siberia?

2:14:02.617,2:14:04.118
And he asks you

2:14:04.286,2:14:07.621
to leave your father and mother

2:14:07.789,2:14:11.250
and join him in that frozen wasteland

2:14:11.418,2:14:12.793
and marry him there?

2:14:13.462,2:14:15.171
No, Papa.

2:14:15.338,2:14:17.465
He did not ask me to go.

2:14:18.258,2:14:19.800
I want to go.

2:14:20.552,2:14:22.428
I don't want him to be alone.

2:14:22.804,2:14:25.056
I want to help him in his work.

2:14:25.432,2:14:27.016
Hodel.

2:14:27.184,2:14:28.434
Papa.

2:16:52.745,2:16:54.413
And who, my child,

2:16:54.581,2:16:57.790
will there be to perform a marriage

2:16:57.959,2:17:00.127
there in the wilderness?

2:17:00.754,2:17:02.754
Papa, I promise you,

2:17:03.298,2:17:05.591
we will be married under a canopy.

2:17:06.009,2:17:07.593
Yes, yes.

2:17:08.594,2:17:09.594
Yes.

2:17:11.388,2:17:16.684
No doubt a rabbi or two[br]were also arrested.

2:18:01.272,2:18:02.522
Papa!

2:18:04.484,2:18:07.361
God alone knows[br]when we shall see each other again.

2:18:09.489,2:18:11.365
Then,

2:18:11.532,2:18:13.950
we will leave it in his hands.

2:18:51.072,2:18:52.364
Take care of her.

2:18:56.577,2:18:59.413
See that she dresses warm.

2:19:15.513,2:19:20.351
Even though[br]she only burned his cooking,

2:19:20.518,2:19:22.852
he is permitted to divorce her.

2:19:23.021,2:19:24.103
Just for supper?

2:19:24.272,2:19:26.065
Yes, yes, yes.

2:19:27.609,2:19:29.067
I'm sorry, Rabbi.

2:19:29.235,2:19:32.279
Yes, of course.[br]What news of the outside world, Avram?

2:19:32.447,2:19:33.781
It's terrible, Rabbi. Terrible.

2:19:33.948,2:19:35.031
Then don't tell me.

2:19:35.450,2:19:36.700
If I want bad news,

2:19:36.868,2:19:39.370
I'll read about Noah and the flood.

2:19:41.581,2:19:43.332
Tell me, Avram,

2:19:43.500,2:19:45.416
surely somewhere

2:19:45.584,2:19:47.795
there are good things happening?

2:19:47.962,2:19:51.590
Can't you buy a paper[br]that prints those things?

2:19:51.841,2:19:53.801
It's not my fault, Rabbi.

2:19:53.968,2:19:55.260
I only read it.

2:19:55.428,2:19:57.221
Rabbi, Rabbi, did you hear the news?

2:19:57.389,2:19:58.347
More bad news?

2:19:58.515,2:19:59.807
No, good news!

2:19:59.974,2:20:01.433
At Motel's and Tzeitel's,

2:20:01.601,2:20:02.810
a new arrival.

2:20:02.977,2:20:04.853
A new arrival at Motel's and Tzeitel's?

2:20:05.021,2:20:06.063
I'm so excited!

2:20:06.231,2:20:07.648
I must congratulate them!

2:20:08.650,2:20:10.776
- It's wonderful.[br]- So cute!

2:20:10.944,2:20:14.488
We just heard the good news. Mazel tov!

2:20:14.656,2:20:16.323
Oh, thank you.[br]Thank you very much.

2:20:16.491,2:20:18.367
- It's a nice thing.[br]Yes, it is.

2:20:18.535,2:20:20.202
- Very nice.[br]Thank you.

2:20:20.370,2:20:21.328
What is it?

2:20:21.496,2:20:22.830
It's a sewing machine.

2:20:22.997,2:20:24.331
It's a sewing machine.

2:20:24.499,2:20:26.333
It can work twice as fast.[br]- Hey.

2:20:26.501,2:20:28.210
You got it!

2:20:28.378,2:20:29.628
I got it!

2:20:30.588,2:20:32.464
- It's beautiful.[br]I know.

2:20:32.632,2:20:33.590
Have you tried it yet?

2:20:33.758,2:20:34.842
Look.

2:20:36.428,2:20:37.928
- Beautiful.[br]- I know.

2:20:38.096,2:20:39.680
And in less than a minute.

2:20:39.848,2:20:42.266
See how close and even[br]the stitches are?

2:20:42.434,2:20:44.143
- It's beautiful.[br]- I know.

2:20:44.310,2:20:46.895
From now on,[br]my clothes will be perfect.

2:20:47.063,2:20:48.397
Made by machine.

2:20:48.565,2:20:51.191
No more handmade clothes.

2:20:52.527,2:20:54.236
Look, Mama. Look!

2:20:54.404,2:20:55.404
Oh!

2:20:57.240,2:20:58.699
It's wonderful.

2:20:59.409,2:21:00.742
Mazel tov, Motel!

2:21:00.910,2:21:02.035
The rabbi!

2:21:02.203,2:21:03.704
The rabbi! The rabbi!

2:21:08.501,2:21:11.211
Rabbi, is there a blessing[br]for a sewing machine?

2:21:11.588,2:21:14.423
There is a blessing for everything.

2:21:22.891,2:21:23.849
- Amen.[br]- Amen.

2:21:24.017,2:21:24.975
That's your new arrival?

2:21:25.143,2:21:27.227
What is it, a boy or a girl?

2:21:32.400,2:21:35.402
Yankeleh.

2:21:37.614,2:21:39.406
Why isn't he asleep?

2:21:39.574,2:21:41.408
Oh, Mama, but he's wonderful.

2:21:41.576,2:21:42.534
He never cries or...

2:21:42.702,2:21:45.329
Shah! Do you want to invite bad luck?

2:21:47.332,2:21:48.332
Well...

2:21:48.708,2:21:51.251
Well, Motel,

2:21:51.419,2:21:53.462
I never thought[br]you'd amount to anything.

2:21:54.255,2:21:55.672
But look at you,

2:21:55.840,2:21:58.217
a baby and a sewing machine.

2:21:59.177,2:22:00.761
You're a person.

2:22:01.554,2:22:03.180
Look, I'll show you how it works.

2:22:03.348,2:22:04.723
Go, children.

2:22:06.643,2:22:07.601
Come here.

2:22:07.769,2:22:09.937
- Go, children.[br]- First you put the cloth in like this.

2:22:10.104,2:22:11.480
It's an amazing thing.

2:22:11.648,2:22:13.982
You work it[br]with your foot and your hand.

2:22:23.493,2:22:24.952
Your father is coming.

2:22:28.456,2:22:30.791
Chava, let me talk to him.[br]Let me tell him about us.

2:22:30.959,2:22:33.377
No, Fyedka. That would be[br]the worst thing. I'm sure of it.

2:22:33.545,2:22:35.462
- But let me try.[br]- No.

2:22:35.630,2:22:36.964
I'll talk to him.

2:22:37.799,2:22:39.216
I promise.

2:22:46.474,2:22:47.558
Good afternoon, sir.

2:22:49.602,2:22:50.894
Good afternoon.

2:22:55.316,2:22:57.484
It's... It's a cold day, isn't it?

2:22:59.070,2:23:00.153
Mmm.

2:23:03.700,2:23:04.700
Well,

2:23:07.495,2:23:08.495
good day, sir.

2:23:10.999,2:23:12.040
Good day, Chava.

2:23:12.208,2:23:13.542
Good day.

2:23:19.674,2:23:22.634
What were you and he talking about?

2:23:23.511,2:23:25.262
Nothing. We were just talking.

2:23:28.224,2:23:29.349
Good.

2:23:31.853,2:23:33.061
Papa.

2:23:34.522,2:23:36.356
Fyedka and I,

2:23:36.524,2:23:38.692
we've known each other[br]for a long time now and...

2:23:38.860,2:23:39.860
Chaveleh,

2:23:40.820,2:23:43.322
I would be much happier

2:23:43.489,2:23:46.658
if you would remain friends[br]from a distance.

2:23:47.368,2:23:50.412
You must not forget who you are

2:23:50.830,2:23:53.373
and who that man is.

2:23:54.542,2:23:55.667
He has a name, Papa.

2:23:55.835,2:23:56.793
Of course.

2:23:56.961,2:23:59.421
All creatures on earth have a name.

2:23:59.714,2:24:01.923
Fyedka is not a creature, Papa.

2:24:02.091,2:24:03.258
Fyedka is a man.

2:24:03.426,2:24:04.926
Who says he isn't?

2:24:06.429,2:24:10.557
It's just that he[br]is a different kind of man.

2:24:11.309,2:24:13.352
As the Good Book says,

2:24:13.519,2:24:16.730
"Each shall seek his own kind. "

2:24:16.898,2:24:21.234
In other words, a bird may love a fish,

2:24:21.402,2:24:23.403
but where would they build[br]a home together?

2:24:28.576,2:24:30.118
The world is changing, Papa.

2:24:30.286,2:24:31.536
No, Chaveleh.

2:24:33.081,2:24:34.081
No.

2:24:34.791,2:24:37.167
Some things do not change for us.

2:24:38.544,2:24:40.587
Some things will never change.

2:24:42.423,2:24:43.674
We don't feel that way.

2:24:46.761,2:24:47.761
We?

2:24:49.472,2:24:50.806
Fyedka and I.

2:24:51.974,2:24:53.392
We want to be married.

2:24:53.643,2:24:56.228
What, are you out of your mind?

2:24:57.438,2:24:58.438
What?

2:24:59.357,2:25:01.733
Don't you understand what that means,

2:25:01.901,2:25:03.902
marrying outside of the faith?

2:25:04.070,2:25:05.779
- But, Papa...[br]- No!

2:25:05.947,2:25:07.489
I said, no!

2:25:08.116,2:25:10.117
Never talk about it again.

2:25:11.369,2:25:12.786
Never mention his name again.

2:25:12.954,2:25:14.705
Never see him again.

2:25:15.123,2:25:16.164
Never.

2:25:17.959,2:25:19.584
Do you understand me?

2:25:22.463,2:25:23.672
Yes, Papa.

2:25:25.967,2:25:27.551
I understand you.

2:25:35.476,2:25:36.476
You're finally here.

2:25:36.644,2:25:38.437
Let's go home. It's late for supper.

2:25:38.604,2:25:40.313
I want to see Motel's new machine.

2:25:40.481,2:25:42.441
You'll see it another time.[br]It's getting late.

2:25:42.608,2:25:44.317
Quiet, woman, before I get angry!

2:25:44.485,2:25:47.654
Because when I get angry,[br]even flies don't dare to fly!

2:25:48.531,2:25:50.157
I'm very frightened of you.

2:25:50.742,2:25:52.826
After we finish supper, I'll faint.

2:25:52.994,2:25:54.161
Golde!

2:25:54.620,2:25:56.621
I am the man in the house!

2:25:57.498,2:25:59.416
I am the head of the family!

2:25:59.667,2:26:01.752
And I want to see

2:26:01.919,2:26:04.546
Motel's new machine now!

2:26:10.386,2:26:11.803
Now, let's go home.

2:27:41.811,2:27:43.645
What are you doing here?[br]What do you want?

2:27:46.107,2:27:48.525
May I see his honor, the priest?

2:27:48.693,2:27:49.901
The reverend father?

2:27:50.069,2:27:51.027
Yes.

2:27:51.195,2:27:53.238
Why do you want to see him?

2:27:53.614,2:27:54.990
It's a family matter.

2:27:56.242,2:27:57.534
A personal matter.

2:27:59.537,2:28:00.787
My daughter.

2:28:00.955,2:28:02.914
Yes. What about your daughter?

2:28:03.082,2:28:05.125
Please, if I could speak with the...

2:28:06.752,2:28:09.337
If I could speak[br]with the reverend father.

2:28:10.798,2:28:11.798
Please.

2:28:13.968,2:28:14.968
Wait here.

2:28:52.173,2:28:53.381
Tevye!

2:28:56.761,2:28:58.219
Tevye!

2:29:05.728,2:29:06.895
What is it?

2:29:07.772,2:29:08.897
It's Chava.

2:29:10.524,2:29:12.317
She left home this morning

2:29:12.485,2:29:13.777
with Fyedka.

2:29:13.945,2:29:14.903
What?

2:29:15.071,2:29:17.030
I've looked everywhere for her.

2:29:17.907,2:29:19.449
I even went to the priest.

2:29:24.288,2:29:26.456
He told me they were married.

2:29:31.379,2:29:32.504
Married?

2:29:33.089,2:29:34.214
Yes.

2:29:38.761,2:29:39.761
Well.

2:29:41.847,2:29:43.473
Go home, Golde.

2:29:45.726,2:29:47.978
We have other children at home.

2:29:49.105,2:29:50.438
You have work to do.

2:29:50.606,2:29:53.191
I have work to do. Go home.

2:29:53.359,2:29:54.943
But Chaveleh?

2:29:55.111,2:29:56.861
Chava is dead to us.

2:30:01.242,2:30:02.659
We'll forget her.

2:30:04.495,2:30:05.578
Go home.

2:30:07.707,2:30:09.124
Go home, Golde.

2:30:30.187,2:30:31.271
Home.

2:33:13.851,2:33:14.976
Papa?

2:33:17.438,2:33:18.646
Papa!

2:33:22.443,2:33:24.444
Papa, I've been looking[br]everywhere for you.

2:33:46.550,2:33:47.800
Papa, stop!

2:33:51.472,2:33:53.306
At least listen to me.

2:33:55.267,2:33:56.392
Papa.

2:33:57.686,2:33:59.520
I beg you to accept us.

2:34:07.696,2:34:09.155
Accept them?

2:34:10.991,2:34:12.867
How can I accept them?

2:34:15.162,2:34:17.622
Can I deny everything I believe in?

2:34:20.376,2:34:21.542
On the other hand,

2:34:23.379,2:34:25.546
can I deny my own daughter?

2:34:32.304,2:34:33.638
On the other hand,

2:34:35.683,2:34:38.893
how can I turn my back on my faith,

2:34:40.020,2:34:41.187
my people?

2:34:43.983,2:34:46.150
If I try and bend

2:34:46.527,2:34:48.987
that far,

2:34:49.154,2:34:50.571
I'll break.

2:34:54.535,2:34:56.035
On the other hand...

2:35:01.500,2:35:02.542
No.

2:35:03.377,2:35:05.420
There is no other hand.

2:35:07.423,2:35:08.673
No, Chava!

2:35:09.216,2:35:10.174
No!

2:35:10.342,2:35:12.302
- But, Papa...[br]- No! No!

2:35:12.469,2:35:13.469
Papa!

2:35:14.346,2:35:15.388
No!

2:35:15.889,2:35:17.181
Papa!

2:35:36.493,2:35:38.077
Golde,

2:35:38.245,2:35:39.787
here they are.

2:35:40.497,2:35:42.081
The boys I told you about.

2:35:42.249,2:35:43.624
Wonderful boys, Golde.

2:35:43.792,2:35:45.168
From good families.

2:35:45.336,2:35:47.462
Each of them a prize, a jewel.

2:35:47.629,2:35:49.756
You couldn't do better for your girls.

2:35:49.923,2:35:53.426
I don't know, Yente.[br]My girls are still so young.

2:35:53.594,2:35:56.304
So, what do they look like,[br]grandfathers?

2:35:56.472,2:35:58.473
True. The marriage can wait,

2:35:58.640,2:36:00.266
but, meanwhile, their future

2:36:00.434,2:36:02.935
will be all signed and sealed.

2:36:03.520,2:36:05.646
Which one for which one?

2:36:05.814,2:36:07.774
What's the difference?[br]Take your pick.

2:36:07.941,2:36:09.567
They're both wonderful boys.

2:36:09.735,2:36:12.779
Yankel, the little, fat one

2:36:12.946,2:36:14.822
is apprenticed to a carpenter.

2:36:14.990,2:36:17.950
- I'm Yankel.[br]- Did I ask you?

2:36:18.118,2:36:20.411
Yankel, the skinny one,[br]is apprenticed...

2:36:20.579,2:36:21.913
Mama, is Reb Tevye in the house?

2:36:22.081,2:36:24.457
He's in the barn.[br]Is there trouble?

2:36:25.667,2:36:27.210
Stay inside, children.

2:36:30.130,2:36:31.672
What is it? What's the matter?

2:36:31.840,2:36:34.801
Tevye. Tevye,[br]have you seen the constable lately?

2:36:35.636,2:36:36.636
No. Why?

2:36:36.804,2:36:39.013
There are some rumors in town.

2:36:39.765,2:36:42.558
We thought since you knew him so well,

2:36:42.810,2:36:45.436
maybe he told you[br]what is true and what is not.

2:36:45.604,2:36:46.813
Rumors?

2:36:47.648,2:36:48.689
What rumors?

2:36:49.316,2:36:50.441
Quiet!

2:36:50.609,2:36:51.567
Talk, Avram.

2:36:51.735,2:36:53.361
Someone from Zolodin told me

2:36:53.529,2:36:56.447
there was an edict issued[br]in St. Petersburg that all...

2:37:05.374,2:37:07.125
Welcome, Your Honor.

2:37:07.418,2:37:10.086
What's the good news in the world?

2:37:10.254,2:37:11.838
I see that you have company.

2:37:13.549,2:37:15.258
They are my friends.

2:37:15.801,2:37:17.718
It's just as well.

2:37:17.886,2:37:19.929
What I have to say[br]is for their ears also.

2:37:21.098,2:37:22.932
Tevye, how much time[br]do you need to sell your house

2:37:23.100,2:37:24.267
and all your household goods?

2:37:26.520,2:37:29.272
Why should I sell my house?

2:37:29.440,2:37:31.023
Is it in anybody's way?

2:37:31.191,2:37:34.861
I came here to tell you that you[br]are going to have to leave Anatevka.

2:37:36.029,2:37:39.282
And how did I come[br]to deserve such an honor?

2:37:39.450,2:37:42.034
Not just you, of course,[br]but all of you.

2:37:42.536,2:37:44.245
What?[br]What do you mean?

2:37:44.413,2:37:45.580
Why?

2:37:46.498,2:37:47.957
Listen to me!

2:37:50.294,2:37:51.878
At first, I thought[br]you might be spared, Tevye,

2:37:52.045,2:37:54.005
because of the marriage[br]of your daughter.

2:37:54.673,2:37:56.215
My daughter is dead.

2:37:58.177,2:37:59.218
I understand.

2:38:01.430,2:38:04.182
At any rate, it affects all of you.[br]You have to leave.

2:38:06.059,2:38:07.268
But...

2:38:07.478,2:38:10.021
But this corner of the world

2:38:10.189,2:38:12.398
has always been our home.

2:38:12.566,2:38:14.275
- Yes.[br]Yes.

2:38:14.443,2:38:15.610
Why should we leave?

2:38:15.777,2:38:17.320
I don't know why.

2:38:17.488,2:38:19.655
There's trouble in the world.[br]Troublemakers.

2:38:21.783,2:38:22.909
Like us?

2:38:23.285,2:38:24.452
You aren't the only ones.

2:38:24.620,2:38:26.412
Your people must leave all the villages.

2:38:26.580,2:38:27.955
Zolodin, Rabalevka.

2:38:28.123,2:38:29.916
The entire district must be emptied!

2:38:31.460,2:38:33.503
I have an order here!

2:38:36.507,2:38:37.840
It says that you must sell your homes

2:38:38.008,2:38:39.425
and be out of here in three days.

2:38:39.593,2:38:41.093
How? Three days![br]That's impossible!

2:38:41.345,2:38:43.721
What about the children?[br]- Three days?

2:38:52.439,2:38:54.106
And you,

2:38:54.274,2:38:56.984
you who have known us all your life,

2:38:57.611,2:39:00.112
you'd carry out this order?

2:39:00.280,2:39:02.698
I've nothing to do with it![br]Don't you understand?

2:39:02.866,2:39:04.325
I wish you wouldn't say me!

2:39:07.329,2:39:08.287
I understand.

2:39:08.455,2:39:10.957
And suppose we refuse to go?

2:39:11.124,2:39:12.792
You will be forced out!

2:39:12.960,2:39:14.418
We will defend ourselves.

2:39:14.586,2:39:16.379
- We'll stay in our homes![br]- Refuse to leave!

2:39:16.547,2:39:17.797
- We won't fall.[br]- We will keep our land!

2:39:17.965,2:39:18.965
- Yes.[br]- Fight!

2:39:19.132,2:39:20.967
Against our militia, our army?

2:39:21.134,2:39:22.552
I wouldn't advise that.

2:39:22.719,2:39:25.054
I have some advice for you.

2:39:27.307,2:39:29.100
Get off my land.

2:39:30.561,2:39:33.312
This is still my home,

2:39:33.480,2:39:34.647
my land.

2:39:35.649,2:39:37.149
Get off my land.

2:39:47.202,2:39:48.703
You have three days!

2:40:01.049,2:40:03.509
After a lifetime,

2:40:03.677,2:40:06.137
a piece of paper and get thee out.

2:40:06.305,2:40:09.432
We should get together[br]with the people of Zolodin.

2:40:09.600,2:40:10.808
Maybe they have a plan.

2:40:10.976,2:40:12.351
We should defend ourselves!

2:40:12.519,2:40:14.061
An eye for an eye[br]and a tooth for a tooth!

2:40:14.229,2:40:15.187
Very good.

2:40:15.355,2:40:19.233
That way the whole world[br]will be blind and toothless.

2:40:20.068,2:40:22.111
Rabbi,

2:40:22.279,2:40:24.864
we've been waiting[br]for the Messiah all our lives.

2:40:26.325,2:40:28.534
Wouldn't this be[br]a good time for him to come?

2:40:32.664,2:40:36.208
We'll have to wait[br]for him someplace else.

2:40:41.715,2:40:43.424
Meanwhile,

2:40:43.592,2:40:45.051
let's start packing.

2:41:04.488,2:41:08.324
Well, Anatevka hasn't exactly been

2:41:08.492,2:41:10.117
the Garden of Eden.

2:41:10.285,2:41:11.577
That's true.

2:41:11.995,2:41:14.538
After all, what have we got here?

2:44:04.417,2:44:06.377
It's just a place.

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And our forefathers[br]have been forced out

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of many, many places[br]at a moment's notice.

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Maybe that's why

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we always wear our hats.

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Golde!

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Golde, darling!

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I had to see you before I left.

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Because I have such news for you.

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You remember, Golde,[br]yesterday I told you

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I didn't know where to go,

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what to do with these old bones?

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Now I know.

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You want to hear? I'll tell you.

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All my life, I've dreamed

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of going to one place.

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Guess where?

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No, you'll never guess.

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Every year at Passover, what do we say?

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Next year in Jerusalem.

2:46:40.824,2:46:43.283
Next year in the Holy Land.

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You're going to the Holy Land.

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You guessed.

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Goodbye, Yente.

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Be well,

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- and go in peace.[br]- Yeah.

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And so goodbye, Golde.

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And sometime maybe we'll meet

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on a happier occasion.

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Meanwhile, we suffer.

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We suffer.

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We suffer in silence.

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Right? Of course, right.

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Where are you going?

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You don't know where you're going?

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Come, Golde, we have to leave.

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Leave. It sounds so easy.

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Golde, we'll all be together soon.

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Motel, Tzeitel, and the baby,[br]they'll come, too.

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You'll see.

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This Motel is a person.

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And Hodel and Perchik?

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When will we ever see them again?

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Do they come visiting us[br]from Siberia every Sabbath?

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You know what she writes.

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He sits in prison,

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she works.

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But soon,

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he will be set free,

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and together they'll[br]turn the world upside down.

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She couldn't be happier.

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And the other children

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will be with us.

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Not all.

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All!

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Come, Golde.

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I have to clean up.

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Sweep the floor.

2:48:08.078,2:48:09.411
Sweep the floor?

2:48:09.579,2:48:11.455
I don't want to leave a dirty house.

2:48:16.586,2:48:17.628
Tevye!

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Tevye.

2:48:21.883,2:48:23.509
I'm

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on my way.

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Where are you going?

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Chicago.

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In America.

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Chicago, America?

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We are going to New York, America.

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We'll be neighbors.

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My wife Fruma Sarah,[br]may she rest in peace,

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- has a brother there.[br]- That's nice.

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I hate him!

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But

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- a relative is a relative.[br]- Yes.

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- Goodbye, Tevye.[br]- Goodbye, Lazar Wolf.

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Well, my old friends,[br]it's time to say goodbye.

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The farmer Bushenko[br]will be coming for you later.

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He is not a bad sort.

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If you are good to him,[br]he'll be good to you.

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Take care of your leg.

2:50:38.811,2:50:40.479
Thanks for everything.

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Chava.

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- Papa will see you.[br]- I want him to.

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I want to say goodbye to him.

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He won't listen to you.

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But at least he will hear.

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Maybe it would be better if I told Mama.

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Chaveleh!

2:51:37.578,2:51:38.704
Papa.

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Papa.

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We came to say goodbye.

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We are also leaving this place.

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We are going to Krakow.

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We cannot stay among people[br]who can do such things to others.

2:52:20.913,2:52:22.456
We wanted you to know that.

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Some[br]are driven away by edicts,

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others by silence.

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Goodbye, Papa.

2:52:57.116,2:52:58.283
Mama.

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Come, Chava.

2:53:20.431,2:53:21.473
Goodbye, Chava.

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Fyedka.

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And God be with you.

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We will write to you in America,[br]if you like.

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We will be staying[br]with Uncle Avram.

2:53:45.706,2:53:46.915
Yes, Mama.

2:53:58.344,2:54:02.431
We'll be staying with Uncle Avram.

2:54:02.598,2:54:05.642
The whole world has[br]to know our business.

2:54:06.269,2:54:08.478
Stop yelling and finish packing!

2:54:08.855,2:54:11.189
We have a long way to go.

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Golde,

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I don't need your advice.

2:54:14.861,2:54:16.611
Tzeitel, don't forget the baby.

2:54:35.465,2:54:36.548
Goodbye, Papa.

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Work hard, Motel.

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And come to us soon.

2:54:52.315,2:54:53.440
I will, Papa.

2:54:55.651,2:54:56.902
I'll work hard.

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All right, children.

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Let's go.