Hello?
Hey, Dad!
How is it?
I wish you were here, Dad.
You're a master when it comes to farming.
That olive tree you pruned?
It looks good.
-Does it? -Yes.
How about the rose bushes, though?
-The rose bushes? -Yeah.
Well…
they could be better.
Yes, yes.
Wait, hold on, another thing…
The doctor.
-Yeah. -Yeah.
-We see him next week. -And then that's it, right?
Who knows, Dad.
The--
-Did you take your pills? -Yes, I took the final one this morning.
Good.
-Papa… -Huh?
Only time will tell.
I can't believe it.
I can eat a Florentine steak again!
Mamma! I did the scan…
and it's all clear now.
Hello?
Mamma? You there?
Your dad passed away.
His heart gave out.
But how can he be dead?
We just spoke last week, Mamma…
It happened yesterday, in the fields.
I didn't call sooner because I knew you had to do the scan.
I didn't want to give you the bad news.
Your health is important, my dear Lino.
He loved you, son.
-Mamma, I should come home. -No.
-No, Mamma, I should come home.
There's nothing to be done. The Mass is tomorrow.
I can look after you.
For me, knowing you're okay is more than enough.
Now you have to promise me you'll put your health first.
Yes.
You are a blessing. I am powerless against you.
She's got strong lungs. This is good.
So, when is the christening?
Uh, we're not sure about a christening, at least not right now.
We want Idalia to find her own faith someday.
I know my son says this.
But you, you have to make him see what's best for everyone.
You have to work men a little. You have to convince him.
Talk to him.
Our marriage doesn't work that way.
All marriages work that way.
Fine.
Fine, we'll let my granddaughter's soul hang in limbo, then.
Well, goodbye then.
…parsley.
Do you like it?
It's beautiful.
It's Mr. Elephant. Look how cute.
From the top of the hill…
…they could see all of Sicily.
And the goat…
…turned green from eating all the vegetables!