The Taming of the Scoundrel

Elia: "Shall we get married?"
Lisa: "What can I answer? Yes."
Elia: "Why are you smiling?"
Lisa: "You have never had sex before."
Elia: "But I've read many books."

"Smiling, interesting, loveable."

"I am happy and satisfied. And you even look like a nice man!"

Elia: "You are more stubborn than a mule."
Lisa: "Finally you give me a compliment!"

Lisa: "Do you like animals?"
Elia: "A lot."
Lisa: "And people?"
Elia: "Not so much, especially if they are strangers."

"He’s a wild bear. But he’s a nice man."

"You are a famous and funny person. But you have a very bad behavior."

Don Cirillo: "I believe there are moments of passion and desire, uncontrollable impulses, moments of torments when the flesh is torn apart. Don’t you have such moments?"
Elia: ""Sure."
Don Cirillo: "And what do you do then?"
Elia: "I go into the wood hut and cut the woods. And you?"
Don Cirillo: "I ring the belles."
Elia: "Do you ring them often?"
[Don Cirillo shows his hands with burnings from the bellrope]