Bonjour tristesse
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You're not going to make me study,
are you?

:27:04
I didn't know I could.
:27:06
Well, you could.
:27:09
Don't be so afraid of me.
I'm not here as your governess.

:27:13
I won't make you do anything.
:27:15
Although I might try
to influence you a little.

:27:19
Even a scale.
Well, that'll ruin my appetite.

:27:23
That's Raymond's.
:27:25
- Did he give up this room for me?
- I offered to move out of mine.

:27:29
It's odd a villa this size
has only two bedrooms.

:27:32
- There are three.
- Three?

:27:35
Yes, this one and two upstairs.
Mine and Elsa's.

:27:38
Elsa Mackenbourg.
I think you met her.

:27:42
Not too bright but a lot of fun.
:27:45
Just what does he think I am?
:27:48
He sleeps in the bathhouse.
:27:51
He can sleep here,
because I won't.

:27:53
Or any other place else that he...
:27:57
Cecile, would you mind
leaving me alone?

:28:02
No.
:28:07
Cecile?
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- Cecile?
- Yes, Raymond.

:28:11
She wasn't there. You suppose
she fell out of the train?

:28:15
- She's here. She drove.
- You see?

:28:17
I told you Philippe
didn't have an American car.

:28:19
Must have been
190 degrees in the shade.

:28:23
My pathetic feet.
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- Where is Anne?
- In her room.

:28:27
- Any point in taking these to her?
- I wouldn't disturb her now.

:28:31
- Oh?
- Yes.

:28:33
- Was she...?
- Very.

:28:35
Very what? You two don't even
need words. The perfect marriage.

:28:39
- How bad?
- Breakage.

:28:40
- Really bad. You suppose the setup...?
- No, she's too sophisticated.

:28:44
- Discovering occupied territory?
- Couldn't care less.

:28:48
- You think.
- I know.

:28:49
Know what about Anne?
:28:51
Anne is fine.
And delighted to be here.

:28:54
Forgive me. I stood on that platform
for hours waving these.

:28:58
- I should have telephoned.
- What's the difference? We're all here.


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