:02:04
to catch the stars
in your fingertips.
:02:07
To catch a star
in your fingertips.
:02:10
But this you can share with them.
:02:13
You can learn to
be alone with nature
:02:18
with the ray of light
piece of earth
:02:20
drop of rain
you can become aware
:02:24
that the earth's swirling
about the sun
:02:26
at the rate of
66,000 miles per hour.
:02:29
Aware that the...
:02:34
What... what's that?
:02:42
You are feeling better? Sit.
:02:44
Sit still a moment. You fainted.
:02:47
I... Im sorry I interrupted
the lecture so stupidly.
:02:50
You can get the notes
from some other students.
:02:53
Your name is Marie Scholoscka?
:02:56
Yes. You are working
in two master degrees.
:02:58
One in physics and one in mathematics.
:03:01
You passed first in the...
:03:03
mathematical examination
last year.
:03:07
What did you have to eat today?
:03:12
Eat?
:03:13
Yes, eat.
:03:15
I don't remember.
I have some lunch.
:03:19
What did you have?
:03:22
Salmon. All sort of things.
:03:26
You have a pleasant room?
:03:27
Yes, monsieur.
:03:29
Good.
:03:31
What time did you have that coat
:03:37
Come along.
:03:46
Come along, please.
:03:55
This is rather unusual to have no
friends here in Paris.