Les Bas-fonds
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:55:01
What's the difference
if you beat me or my sister does?

:55:04
I’d sooner break my own arm
than harm you.

:55:08
No, Pepel.
:55:10
The man I’ll love
won't be from here.

:55:14
He'll have a job and he'll work.
:55:17
He'll walk down the street
without worrying about the police.

:55:22
It's Pepel.
:55:24
And I never suspected.
:55:26
I see.
:55:28
You want the same breed,
just younger.

:55:32
Get out, you little hypocrite!
:55:34
- Calm down!
- This is my man!

:55:36
His clothes are mine!
I’ll have you beaten and thrown out!

:55:39
Little slut!
- Will you calm down?

:55:41
Go ahead, hit me. lnsult me.
:55:43
Go upstairs.
:55:46
You're acting like a fool!
And over nothing.

:55:49
You'll never have her, Pepel.
Not her.

:55:53
I just want peace.
:55:55
Keep it up and you'll get your peace
:55:58
the same way Anna did.
:56:10
Every night he came to the garden.
:56:12
I trembled with fear and sadness.
He was pale, too,

:56:16
clutching his revolver.
:56:18
Such hotheads, these students!
:56:19
“My tender love,” he murmured.
:56:22
My tender love!
:56:24
- Don't stop her from lying.
- Go on, Nastia.

:56:26
He called me his “boundless love.”
:56:30
“My parents oppose this marriage
and threaten to disown me,

:56:33
so I’ve decided to end it all.”
:56:37
He raised his pistol,
loaded with 1 0 bullets.

:56:40
“Farewell,” he said.
“l can't live without you.”

:56:44
I answered,
“My unforgettable Villiam -”

:56:47
William.
:56:49
It was Gaston the other day.
:56:53
Stop teasing the poor girl.
Show some respect.

:56:56
It's not what she says that matters,
but why she says it.


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