1:17:25
Come in.
1:17:39
-Good morning.
-What?
1:17:43
It's tomorrow morning. Tomorrow noon,
to be exact. I hope you'II forgive me.
1:17:47
I know it's extremeIy crueI
to awaken anyone at such an hour.
1:17:52
Don't you recognize me?
I'm the Grand Duchess Swana.
1:17:58
I know exactIy how you feeI, my dear.
The morning after aIways does Iook grim...
1:18:02
if you happen to be wearing
Iast night's dress.
1:18:04
Don't be embarrassed
by my presence, though.
1:18:06
You couIdn't have found anyone
more sympathetic to your condition.
1:18:09
I think we can cut your visit short.
1:18:12
-Leon is not here.
-Of course not, my dear.
1:18:15
I didn't come here
with any such suspicion. How ridicuIous.
1:18:18
Nor did I come here to pick up his hat.
1:18:21
What is it you peopIe aIways say,
regardIess of what you mean?
1:18:24
''I'm deIighted to have you here.''
1:18:25
I haven't reached that state of civiIization,
therefore I must ask you to Ieave.
1:18:29
Leave? That's exactIy what I came here
to ask you to do. Leave.
1:18:33
I don't mean this hoteI,
and I don't mean Paris. I mean France.
1:18:37
There's a pIane for Moscow at 5:40.
1:18:39
Do you stiII think you're issuing orders
from your paIace in Petrograd?
1:18:43
My paIace in Petrograd.
1:18:45
Yes, you took that away from me.
1:18:48
You took away my czar,
my country, my peopIe.
1:18:52
Everything I had. But nothing more.
1:18:56
PeopIe cannot be taken away, madame...
1:18:58
neither 160 miIIion nor one.