Summary

Fucelli instructs Ettore to fill out his census paperwork. Though Ettore feels no tie to his Jewish heritage, he does not know how to die it on paper. He tells Fucelli he knows little about his father. Fucelli sends him to a bar. Ettore sleeps with a prostitute.

Fucelli copies and distributes the photos of Aster and Hirut to his men. They laugh and jeer. Eventually, Kidane receives copies. He is troubled by the images. His wife looks as afraid as she did on their wedding night. He and his men devise a plan to conquer Fucelli. They stay hidden in their caves, sending spies out to locate Fucelli.

One day, Fucelli brings two prisoner priests to see the women. The priests think Aster and Hirut have lost their minds. The men kill the priests. Ettore photographs the women again. Noticing Hirut's fear...