:57:13
- Bravo, my brother.
- The people are with us.
:57:15
- Destiny has spoken.
- The Paris troops are yours.
:57:18
1: We march on the Elysée.
2: We occupy congress.
:57:21
First, the secretary of the interior.
He's key. An infantry division will do.
:57:25
- As ambassador to the Vatican -
- Be quiet. Leave me alone.
:57:29
Going beyond the law
is repugnant to me.
:57:31
It's your duty.
:57:36
The aide to the council chairman
asks to see you.
:57:39
- Don't. It's a trap.
- Show him in.
:57:52
May I speak in front
of these gentlemen?
:57:54
Please do.
:57:55
The government fears that
the celebrations in your honor
:57:59
might degenerate into disorder.
:58:02
I've been asked to deliver
:58:03
a friendly warning
against worrisome consequences.
:58:07
You want me to resign
as war secretary.
:58:09
Just advice. A wish.
:58:11
Not an order.
:58:13
It's preferable for you to leave Paris.
:58:16
Where am I being sent?
:58:17
The command of the 41 st Regiment
:58:19
at Bourbon-Salins is vacant.
:58:21
But that's a backwater!
:58:23
- Shall I throw him out the window?
- One moment, Hector.
:58:27
We're listening.
- The president will receive you privately
:58:30
to express his regrets personally.
:58:34
The president is too kind.
:58:42
- It's an outrage!
- It's a warning.
:58:48
Enough politics.
Finally, we'll be happy.
:58:51
I'll need three weeks to order dresses,
Then I'll join you in Bourbon-Salins.
:58:55
Dear Paulette.