:55:02
l'm already late...
:55:13
l'll show you out
:55:39
We never see you any more
:55:42
You like working for the Americans?
:55:45
Yes. lt gives me time to think
:55:49
l'm writing a novel
:55:51
No kidding!
:55:52
My wife doesn't know.
l write at night
:55:55
A novelist? Like Baudelaire...
:55:58
He started with flowers, too
:55:59
He didn't write novels
:56:01
What about ''Flowers of Evil?''
:56:04
That's poetry
:56:06
l know more about him than you
:56:08
l just read an article
:56:10
You know he was a priest's son?
:56:15
His father was an ordained priest
:56:17
Then he worked for a family:
:56:19
Choiseul-Praslin...
:56:21
as a tutor...
:56:23
Open the door
:56:26
What's your novel about?
:56:28
Life in general... my youth...
:56:32
From the particular
to the general...
:56:34
Oh? Well, we'll have to read it
:56:37
l get an autographed copy, right?
:56:40
''For Césarin''
:56:42
What's the title?
:56:44
Haven't found one yet
:56:45
lt shouldn't be hard...
:56:48
Any trumpets in your novel?
:56:51
Any drums?
:56:53
Then call it:
''Neither Trumpets nor Drums!''
:56:58
Not bad, eh?