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Cicero argued that the least respected professions are fish sellers, butchers and... cooks. Strange, given the Romans deep love (of course the more affluent ones) to fanciful and sophisticated food. Aversion to representatives of this profession is likely a result of another famous saying of his. Apparently "hunger is [our] best chef" (Latin: cibi condimentum est fames). Hard to believe, however, that this great Roman orator really believed in what he sold to his audience. This hunger he talked about, unfortunately won’t prepare for us the quails, truffles, wild boar, or liver. Regardless the endeavors. Given the conviction of yet anothe

 Dawn, snow-covered fields. In the distance a lonely walker marching by snow-drifts, like a soldier-wanderer returning from a distant trip: introduction to the shape of touching drama. Who therefore is this mysterious figure? The last survivor? Or maybe Aleksander Fredro himself returning beaten from Napoleonic Wars? No, it's fair Papkin rushing at the behest of Czesnik. What strikes most in this scene (and throughout the whole film) is the snow. In Fredro's drama there is no mention of the fact that the action takes place in winter. On the contrary - the workers, whose Rejent hired to repair the wall, do not have a building materials resi