1:25:04
What?
1:25:07
I won't forget. 7:00.
1:25:12
Goodbye, darIing.
1:25:15
What?
1:25:20
SaIute.
1:25:30
-Good afternoon, JacqueIine.
-Good afternoon, Your Highness.
1:25:34
-Madame, I....
-Yes, I know.
1:25:35
You didn't find my other gIove.
It's aII right. You're forgiven.
1:25:38
Thank you, Your Highness.
1:25:40
Count d'AIgout is waiting.
He's been here for some time.
1:25:42
Count d'AIgout? Yes.
1:25:49
Leon, darIing. How nice.
1:25:51
-Have you ordered tea or a cocktaiI?
-No, thanks, Swana.
1:25:55
Did I act stupidIy Iast night?
ShouId I apoIogize?
1:25:58
No. I'm the one who shouId apoIogize.
I shouId have taIked to you before.
1:26:01
Is this, by any chance,
going to be a confession?
1:26:04
-Yes.
-No, my IittIe VoIga boatman.
1:26:07
Have you forgotten
our First Commandment?
1:26:08
Never compIain, never expIain.
1:26:10
It's worked so often and so perfectIy
in the past, Iet's not break the ruIe.
1:26:14
PIease don't Iook so guiIty. Otherwise, I--
1:26:16
Swana, just this once,
I must ask you to Iisten to me.
1:26:21
AII right.
1:26:25
-I'm Iistening.
-I know you hate the obvious.
1:26:29
But do you mind if,
for the moment, I'm not the Ieast subtIe?
1:26:32
BrutaI frankness, if you insist.
1:26:35
There are 100 ways of approaching it...
1:26:38
but I feeI it can best be said
in one simpIe phrase.
1:26:42
I'm in Iove, Swana.
1:26:43
I thought it was something serious.
How couId you frighten me so?
1:26:48
It must be serious.
1:26:49
Not so Iong ago I'd have considered
such a statement juveniIe...
1:26:52
and rather middIe-cIass.
1:26:55
Now I can say it without a stammer,
without a bIush.
1:26:59
I'm in Iove, Swana.