:42:02
They say they expect
to be in Paris tomorrow.
:42:06
They're telling us how to act
when they come marching in.
:42:12
With the world crumbling,
we pick this time to fall in love.
:42:15
Yeah, it's pretty bad timing.
:42:17
Where were you 1 0 years ago?
:42:19
Ten years ago?
:42:22
Let's see. . . .
:42:24
Yes, I was having a brace
put on my teeth. Where were you?
:42:28
Looking for a job.
:42:36
Was that cannon fire?
:42:39
Or my heart pounding?
:42:40
It's the German 77th, and judging
by the sound, only about 35 miles away.
:42:46
And getting closer every minute.
:42:49
Here, here, drink up.
We'll never finish the other three.
:42:53
Germans will be here pretty soon
and they'll come looking for you.
:42:57
There's a price on your head.
:42:59
I left a note in my apartment.
They'll know where to find me.
:43:02
It's strange.
:43:04
I know so very little about you.
:43:06
I know little about you.
:43:08
Except that you had
your teeth straightened.
:43:12
Be serious. You're in danger.
You must leave Paris.
:43:14
No, we must leave.
:43:17
Yes, of course. We.
:43:18
The train for Marseilles leaves at 5.
I'll pick you up at your hotel at 4:30.
:43:23
Not at my hotel. I. . . .
:43:26
I have things to do in the city
before I leave.
:43:29
I'll meet you at the station.
:43:31
All right, at a quarter to 5.
:43:33
Why don't we marry
in Marseilles?
:43:39
That's too far ahead to plan.
:43:41
I guess it is a little too far ahead.
:43:44
What about the engineer?
Why can't he marry us on the train?
:43:48
Why not? The captain on a ship can.
It doesn't seem fair that--
:43:54
What's wrong, kid?