1:37:15
-ls it morning?
-Yes, dear child.
1:37:19
-Any letters?
-No. lt's too early for the postman.
1:37:24
Who are you?
1:37:32
Gaston.
1:37:35
Nanine's sleeping. l made her lie down
when l looked in after the theater.
1:37:41
Dear Gaston.
1:37:43
So you've been here all night?
1:37:46
Well, l was thinking of taking you
for a drive, or maybe for a bit of lunch.
1:37:54
You still make me laugh.
1:37:58
Not today. Some other time.
1:38:02
All right, another time.
1:38:11
How kind you are.
1:38:15
You know, l used to think
you were such a gay fellow...
1:38:20
...with no other thought but for pleasure.
1:38:23
Forgive me.
1:38:25
But you were right.
1:38:27
Here, drink this.
1:38:33
lt'll do you good.
1:38:36
Nothing will do me good anymore,
Gaston, except Armand's return.
1:38:42
-Armand's return?
-Yes.
1:38:46
That's what l'm waiting for.
1:38:49
That's why l live.
1:38:53
-He will come back, won't he, Gaston?
-Of course he'll come back.
1:38:58
How could he come to Paris
without coming straight to you?