Bonjour tristesse
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- You're drunk, but you're right.
- Of course I am. I'm rich.

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Or maybe it's the other way around.
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- Do you always have such a good time?
- Always. Except when I'm in America.

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- Not North America.
- South America.

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You tell someone you're rich
and from America...

:42:17
...and they always think
you are from Texas.

:42:20
They are not dancing anywhere.
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My beautiful girl...
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...you are very beautiful.
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Also, you are very sunburned.
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Also, you are very peeling.
:42:33
Be quiet, Pablo.
I couldn't find them anyplace.

:42:37
- Drink your champagne, Elsa.
- Drink my champagne, Elsa.

:42:41
- Lucky in cards, unlucky in...
- You're too beautiful to be unlucky.

:42:45
- Shall I go look?
- I'll look.

:42:48
Anne isn't used to champagne.
She probably needed air.

:42:51
- Stop worrying, Elsa.
- Stop worrying, Elsa.

:42:54
"Isn't used to champagne."
She can drink like a man.

:42:58
- Then I want to meet her.
- Be still, Pablo.

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But it is summer, Raymond...
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...and I'm as suspicious of summer
as I am of you.

:43:28
You said I behave like a boy.
How can you be suspicious of a boy?

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- Easily. He likes to play with giris.
- That's true. Until now.

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- Now you're serious?
- From the moment you arrived.

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From the moment I arrived,
you've been campaigning.

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- And what about Elsa?
- Elsa? You know how I think of Elsa.

:43:47
- As a playmate for Cecile.
- Exactly.

:43:50
I could never think of you
as just a playmate.

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- Not even for you?
- The moment I stop joking, you start.

:43:56
But that's what you want, isn't it?
A playmate, someone to have fun with?


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