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— Mas, por Deus, continuou Bento Simões, falai-nos do que vistes na vossa viagem, Loredano; apostaria que alguma vos sucedeu!
— But, by God, went on Bento Simões, tell us what you saw on your journey, Loredano; I'd wager something happened to you!
— But, by God, went on Bento Simões, tell us what you saw on your journey, Loredano; I'd wager something happened to you!
The men keep pressing, hungry for a story. Their curiosity is the engine of the scene — and Loredano's refusal to be drawn is exactly what makes him sinister.
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