Karl e Kristina

Frasi

Karl Oskar: Doesn't the iron ever get stolen? Rob [...]	D
Robert: In America, there are no commoners and gen [...]	D
Kristina: I am so tired, Karl Oskar... I cannot be [...]	D
Kristina: What will be our turn to use the kitchen [...]	D
Arvid: Last year the parson asked who our lords an [...]	D
Robert: I read yesterday in the paper about a man [...]	D
The Vicar: [First lines] Let every soul be subject [...]	D
Kristina: Nah, Karl Os, don't. Karl Oskar: Why no [...]	D
Opening Titles: This is the story of some people w [...]	D
Karl Oskar: What a rotten stench. What we need are [...]	D
The Vicar: No one is allowed to give communion unl [...]	D
Robert: You'll need to learn the right way to hold [...]	D
Nils: This is no great kingdom, son. But it's doub [...]	D
Danjel: I have a message. It is for you Karl Oskar [...]	D
Karl Oskar: Who? The glad girl? Kristina: Why do [...]	D
Kristina: Nobody around here has gone before us. N [...]	D
Arvid: What do you think it will cost to ship us t [...]	D
Robert: You can't speak the language, can you? El [...]	D
Aron pÃ¥ Nybacken: So, it's my little farmhand p [...]	D
Ulrika: [to the Parson] You vicious, evil potbelly [...]	D
Robert: There are two kinds of folk in America. Th [...]	D
Kristina: Is your ear hurting? Robert: It will be [...]	D
Jonas Petter: [final lines] The greenest meadows a [...]	D
Arvid: I think I sell myself as a slave when I'm i [...]	D
Kristina: Karl Oskar, I have to tell you something [...]	D
Jonas Petter: Ulrika gets crazy like that, all due [...]	D

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