:25:00
- Didn't he read it?
- Do you know him, madame?
:25:03
- Would you take my bags to my room?
- Yes, madame.
:25:09
- Where is my room?
- This way.
:25:11
Poor Raymond. For once he's a victim
of his irresponsibility.
:25:15
- Serves him right.
- No, not on such a hot day.
:25:19
How I'd love
to resist opening telegrams.
:25:21
To not answer phones. To do exactly
what I intend to do here.
:25:26
- What?
- Nothing.
:25:29
Oh, what a lovely room.
:25:31
Raymond picked the flowers
and cut them himself.
:25:35
And even arranged them himself.
Isn't he sweet?
:25:38
He can be very endearing, can't he?
:25:42
At least the weird sisters clean well.
:25:47
You're looking wonderfully well.
I'm surprised and pleased.
:25:51
- Why surprised?
- From Raymond's description...
:25:54
That was in Paris.
I was worn out from studying.
:25:58
- How did you do with examinations?
- Flunked.
:26:02
- Flunked?
- Flunked.
:26:07
- Would you like me to unpack for you?
- No, thank you.
:26:11
- The box is for you.
- Oh, Anne.
:26:16
- Are you studying now?
- During vacation?
:26:18
You'll take examinations again
in October.
:26:21
Why? Raymond never got a diploma.
:26:24
Yes, but he worked hard.
Made quite a bit of money.
:26:27
If it's gone, I'm sure there'll always
be a man to take care of me.
:26:31
And you don't need a diploma
for that.
:26:35
I don't like vulgarities, Cecile.
Even when they're funny.
:26:40
I'm sorry.
:26:42
The dress is marvellous.
:26:44
- It's really marvellous.
- But?
:26:46
No, the style is too.
:26:48
Everything you design is perfect.
:26:51
But you think that's too young
for you? You're wrong.
:26:55
A more sophisticated style would
only make you look more of a child.
:26:59
I'm not a child.