Bonjour tristesse
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- No, no, it's not that.
- What, then?

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- Your father and I want to get married.
- We'd like it very much.

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Well, it's a good idea.
It's a very good idea.

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Glad that's over.
I told you she'd be pleased.

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- Of course I am.
- I wasn't sure.

:48:23
- You never believe me.
- Yes, I do. I do.

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Now that the approval's official, we'll
celebrate. Champagne? Or ice cream?

:48:32
May I have both?
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You can have anything you want.
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- You are pleased?
- Yes.

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But confused?
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It's just hard for me to smile
too much with this head.

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- Is that really all?
- Yes.

:48:51
Does our getting married seem
strange to you or just ridiculous?

:48:56
- Not ridiculous at all.
- But strange?

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- A little.
- Why?

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Say it. Say anything, Cecile.
I want you to.

:49:11
I have to kind of push everything
around to think of Raymond married.

:49:15
You didn't want him to marry again?
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No, I mean,
I didn't think he wanted to.

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But if he does, I do.
If he's glad, I'm glad.

:49:26
That makes me so happy. You know,
I was rather frightened of you.

:49:31
Of me? Why?
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I was afraid of your being
frightened of me.

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I was. Until just this minute.
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- Well, never be again.
- I won't.

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I've told Albertine the news.
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- That is Albertine, isn't it?
- Yes.

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Anyway, I told her the news.
And she's happier than we are.

:49:49
I think we've seen
the last of her sisters.

:49:52
You see, you make everybody happy.
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- Doesn't she, Cecile?
- Yes.


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