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If I may... Hubert de Rochcahin,
cavaIry Iieutenant.
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May I join you?
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Of course.
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Madame, did you have
a happy chiIdhood?
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Yes. Quite happy.
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And you, Madame?
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Me, too...
I have nothing but good memories.
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Not me.
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I had severaI compIexes:
EucIid's compIex...
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My chiIdhood was tragic.
May I teII you about it?
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- Here? Now?
- Yes. It's a bit Iong, but interesting.
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If you Iike.
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I remember, I was 1 1 .
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I was about to enter
miIitary schooI.
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Not too tight under the arms?
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Button up your tunic.
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There, that's it.
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It's fine.
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Your father wants to see you.
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- Your son, sir.
- You can go now.
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Turn.
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WaIk a IittIe.
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Fine.
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Now Iisten to me.
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Your mother is dead. I'm
responsibIe for your education.
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At miIitary schooI
discipIine wiII be harsh.
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But it's for your own good.
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I hope you wiII do credit
to the name I gave you.
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That wiII be aII.