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1:33:00
She's only 18.
She'll end up like her Aunt Zoé.

1:33:04
How can you say that about Fanny?
1:33:07
It doesn't encourage me
to give my consent.

1:33:12
Don't cry, Honorine.
1:33:15
We'll think of something.
1:33:17
Come on, stop crying.
1:33:20
It'd be worse if she'd broken a leg.
1:33:23
Who'd ever have thought it?
1:33:25
She seemed so innocent -
such a child.

1:33:30
Let's hope there's none on the way.
1:33:33
How can you laugh about it?
1:33:35
Don't you see what it's doing to me?
1:33:38
I'm in such a state..
1:33:42
- What will you have?
- Just a mandarin and lemon.

1:33:47
It's a nuisance,
but life isn't all laughs.

1:33:52
Things will turn out all right.
1:33:54
Don't cry into the croissants.
That won't help matters.

1:33:59
I mean, really.o
1:34:03
Let's have a drink
and examine the situation.

1:34:08
It's quite simple.
I'm going to tear Fanny apart.

1:34:12
You wouldn't do that.
1:34:14
Wouldn't I? Just you watch.
1:34:17
Let me go, César. I'll kill her.
1:34:20
Come, Honorine.
Have a seat and calm down.

1:34:24
Do you want the whole town to know?
1:34:28
- Think about yourself.
- There's no time for that.

1:34:32
What if your mother had killed you
1:34:35
when you were Curly's fiancée?
1:34:38
That was different.
1:34:39
He lived just across the hall.
1:34:47
And it was I who went across to him.
Your Marius...

1:34:51
I never told Fanny about that.
1:34:53
Don't cry. It's bad for your health.
1:34:57
Damn your Marius!
1:34:59
How dare he come to my own house?

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