Elena et les hommes
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Don't you feel the weight
of your enormous responsibility?

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You're the heir apparent
to a new empire,

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the alliance of leather and rubber.
Don't you see?

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Clogs, galoshes,
riding boots of leather and rubber.

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- More.
- It will revolutionize the shoe industry.

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Immense factories
with giant smokestacks,

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all due to you and your dear Denise.
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Wouldn't you like me to kiss you?
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- What for?
- To encourage me to be the heir.

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If it would help.
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I don't see why
you're marrying Daddy!

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Dearest Elena, Mr. de Chevincourt
and these gentlemen have great news.

:36:42
General Rollan will attend
our engagement dinner.

:36:45
It's not certain. It depends
on the plan I told you about.

:36:48
The general is welcome.
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I'm sure Mr. Chevincourt
will explain.

:36:54
We'll leave you to it.
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Princess, I admire
your adaptation to country life.

:37:03
- I hate when she exaggerates!
- It doesn't matter.

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Take her away!
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Gentlemen, the game is over.
Let's show our cards.

:37:16
It's far from over.
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We don't know if Henri
will convince the princess,

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or if she'll convince the general.
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Fine. I'll ask my fiancée
to end the meeting.

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- Don't be offended.
- Tell us what you want.

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Should providence smile
on our undertaking.

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I want higher tariffs
on imported shoes.

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No more competition.
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And why not?
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We employ thousands of fine people.
It's our duty to protect them.

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Through protectionist policies.
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Of course.
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Are we agreed?
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Across the board.
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Restore authority!
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- One leader!
- Order!

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And morality, gentlemen.
:37:57
Oh, right. Morality.

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