1:08:00
House arrest?
1:08:02
Are you sure?
- I'm sure. Right, everyone?
1:08:05
The soldiers are furious.
1:08:08
Don't tell the lady in the caravan.
1:08:10
- What lady?
- None of your business.
1:08:15
Prepare dinner.
The general needs his strength.
1:08:19
To march on Paris.
1:08:25
Hello, gentlemen.
1:08:28
My respects, Princess.
1:08:30
- What are you doing here?
- Waiting for you.
1:08:32
You're a gallant man.
Leave and don't tell anyone.
1:08:36
I'm staying with your neighbors
and am at your disposition.
1:08:40
Let me know
when you're done conspiring.
1:08:42
Will do.
1:08:43
I almost forgot.
The general's under house arrest.
1:08:48
You're in for a long wait.
1:08:50
- By what right?
- The government has gone too far!
1:08:54
- What does "house arrest" mean?
- A catastrophe!
1:08:56
- It's like prison.
- We're done for!
1:08:59
I'll tell him to talk to the soldiers.
1:09:01
They'll revolt
and be the first to march on Paris.
1:09:05
They won't let you see him.
1:09:07
- This is terrible.
- I have an idea! Lolotte!
1:09:11
You're in good with the general's orderly.
- I'm not that kind of girl!
1:09:14
We're not asking that.
Lisbonne, you're a genius.
1:09:17
- Just faith in divine providence.
- I understand.
1:09:20
Lolotte, come here.
Get me a daisy.
1:09:24
Run to the barracks and find a way
to get this daisy to the general.
1:09:29
Yes, madam.
1:09:30
Even if I'm run through with bayonets,
the general will get your daisy.
1:09:43
Eugene.
1:09:45
How are you? Still mad?
1:09:48
No, I'm on guard.
1:09:50
Where'd you come from?
1:09:52
- Since when do civilians give us orders?
- Down with civilians!
1:09:56
- And who is war secretary?
- A civilian!
1:09:58
- Who'll teach him to respect soldiers?
- We will!