Omelette
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“Omelette” (Laganum)
“Omelette” (Laganum)
Animated short film by Madeline Sharafian (Calarts 2013)
Soundtrack by Tom Jobim "Águas de Março" ("Waters of March")
(2:29 minutes)
Vocabula
Vocabula
* = DCC Core Latin Vocabulary
Complector -i complexum - to hug, embrace
Condio -ire - to season (cf. condiment)
Conspuo -ere - to spit or slobber on
Culter -ri, m. - knife
*Frango -ere fregi fractum to break, break into pieces, shatter (cf. Eng. fracture)
*Fundo, -ere, fudi, fusum to pour (cf. Eng. confuse)
Gusto -are gustavi gustatum - to taste
Holus holeris, n. - vegetable
Lăgănum -i, n. - omelette
*Misceo -ere to mix
Osculor, osculari, osculatus sum - to kiss
Ovi putamen - egg shell
Pătĭna -ae, f. - plate, dish
Quisquiliae -arum, f. - garbage, rubbish
Sartago -inis, f. - frying pan
Solea -ae, f. - Sandal or slipper
Subrideo -ere - to smile (cf. *rideo -ere to laugh or laugh at)
*Tollo -ere sustuli sublatum - to lift, raise up
Una (adv.) - together
Vas vasis, n. - vessel, vase
Fabulae scriptum
Fabulae scriptum
Canis ante ianuam anxius expectat.
Canis soleas videt et eas ad dominum portat. Canis eas conspuit.
Pluit. Dominus valde fessus est. lente trans cubiculum gradu gravi procedit.
Frigidarium aperit, duo ova frangit, et ea digito miscet.
Canis ovi putamina excipit et ova agitat.
Vir ova in sartaginem fundit ignemque accendit. Canis attonitus est!!!
Ille holera e frigidario excipit et ingenti cultro caesurus est..
Antequam vir digitos caedit, canis territus est, latrat, et quisquilias pulsat.
Dum vir quisquilias collegit, canis holera caedit et in sartaginum fundit.
Ova condit, gustat, et laganum evertit. In patinam ducit et ad vas aqui currit, exanimatus.
Vir se vertit, canem bibentem videt, et laganum paratum.
Dum vir cibum ad alterum cubiculum portat, canis levatus est.
Vir canem tollit et in lecto ponit, laganum gustat, delectationem canis in lagano invenit.
Atonitus est, in culinam spectat, cistam delectationum apertam videt, et se revertit ad canem, qui subridet.
Alter nasum in viri lacertum premit, alter canem complectitur et osculatur.
Una duo amici laganum comedunt. Amici optimi sunt.
Post-reading
Post-reading
Note the words in the script that depict the gradual development of the relationship of the dog and man from master and pet to friends.
Imagine if the dog could speak, what would he be saying to himself or to the man? Rewrite the script to include at least four quotations from the dog.
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