1:18:08
Will you givve him this...
1:18:10
...afterwards?
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-And be vvery gentle with him.
-Of course, my child.
1:18:18
l hope l havve written the things
that'll help him most.
1:18:23
And if l havven't,
perhaps you will know what to say.
1:18:26
l'll know what to say.
1:18:28
That in havving your lovve
evven for a little while...
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...he had more than most men evver havve.
1:18:35
No.
1:18:37
Just tell him that no matter what
he hears about me...
1:18:42
...and he will hear things...
1:18:45
...that my lovve for him was honest.
1:18:51
That's all.
1:18:53
Except that he must be happy.
1:18:56
Must laugh and lovve.
1:19:01
And then, someday,
when he's an old man...
1:19:04
...and his grandchildren ask him
about Mata Hari...
1:19:07
...he must tell a great lie, say that she
was a wonderfully good woman.
1:19:13
And that'll be my heavven.
1:19:16
-Now will you ask him to come up?
-At once.
1:19:23
Sister, the young man is blind.
1:19:25
l'vve told him that this is a sanitarium.
You must be careful.
1:19:29
They will. They understand.
1:19:38
Come.
1:19:40
Take care of the steps.
1:19:48
Madame, l'm leavving the door open so that
the vvisitor won't hear the rattle of the lock.
1:19:54
less you.