Hazel expresses her excitement about finally seeing Rome, reflecting on her past when Mussolini was in control and the world was at war. Leo seems confused by her reference to Mussolini's friendship with Hitler, highlighting a generational gap in their understanding of history. Hazel then shares her desire to see iconic Roman landmarks like the Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps, showing her enthusiasm for exploring the city.

Leo, however, dismisses her excitement, suggesting that there are fountains everywhere and questioning the appeal of the Spanish Steps. His comments hint at a casual disregard for the cultural significance that Hazel appreciates, leading to her frustration. Their playful banter reveals their differing perspectives and adds humor to the conversation as they navigate their historical and cultural backgrounds.