War and Peace
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:02:00
I'll stop being a hermit...
:02:01
when something happens to make me
forget all those things.

:02:07
Well, I think I'd better
go to bed now.

:02:11
Good night, Pierre.
:02:16
Thank you again.
:02:20
Good night, Andre.
:02:33
Natasha, come to bed.
You'll catch cold.

:02:36
I won't. I can't sleep.
What's the use?

:02:38
After a day like this,
it's impossible to sleep.

:02:41
How can anyone sleep?
:02:42
Do just come and see what a moon.
Look how glorious it is.

:02:50
Yes?
:02:51
Do you think
Prince Andre likes us?

:02:53
- Of course he does.
- He's so silent.

:02:56
He keeps sitting there as though
he's passing judgment on us.

:03:00
I'm a little frightened of him,
aren't you?

:03:03
I'm a little frightened,
and yet when I sang after dinner...

:03:06
I wanted to go up to him
and take him by the hand...

:03:09
look in his eyes
and sing just for him.

:03:12
Poor man. He'd never come
here again if I'd done that.

:03:16
Did you notice
he almost never smiles?

:03:21
While I was singing, I turned
and caught him looking at me.

:03:25
He was smiling then.
:03:27
And I felt...
:03:29
But it's almost
impossible to describe.

:03:32
I felt as if
someone had given me...

:03:35
the most enormous,
beautiful present.

:03:38
Come to bed, Natasha.
It's terribly late.

:03:40
Oh, you try to spoil everything.
:03:43
A night like this,
I feel like hugging myself...

:03:46
and straining tight as possible
and flying away.

:03:49
- Take care! You'll fall out!
- All right.

:03:52
But it is a shame to go in
on such a night.

:03:55
It's as though you can hear
wonderful music...

:03:58
and you just know that the next
song or the song after that...


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