Bonjour tristesse
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:57:02
You know better than that.
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- This evening you're very peculiar.
- I'm a very peculiar girl.

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- You're my girl, aren't you?
- Yes, Raymond. I'm your girl.

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- We have great fun, don't we?
- Yes, we have great fun.

:57:17
Does he really still have fun?
I know he wants to desperately.

:57:22
And I knew he wouldn't
have much with Anne.

:57:24
Which was probably another reason
I decided to get rid of her.

:57:30
How carefully, how seriously I went
about that decisiĆ³n. What a little beast.

:57:36
While pretending to study...
:57:38
... I actually spent days comparing
the contestants for my father.

:57:42
Comparing Anne and me.
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All our good points,
against all our bad ones.

:58:03
I meant to be fair, but the score
was against me. Definitely.

:58:11
Anne was out. How to get her out
might have been difficult...

:58:16
... if the way, the trap,
had not been opened for me.

:58:20
Come in, Albertine.
:58:24
Elsa? What's happened to you?
:58:28
I'm tan, all over.
Don't I look brilliant?

:58:31
- Absolutely. And a new dress?
- Several new dresses, shoes and bags.

:58:36
- From your gambling money?
- No, from Pablo. For my birthday.

:58:41
I thought you had that birthday
three months ago.

:58:44
I did. But he was in America then.
South America.

:58:50
Pablo said to leave my old things here,
but I'm sentimental.

:58:54
I packed everything myself.
:58:56
- How is Raymond?
- Miserable.

:58:58
Really?

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