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:16:03
If he is, he doesn't say it.
:16:08
No, but maybe you had
an idea.

:16:13
And you?
- Well, you know, my wife...

:16:17
She's still a child.
:16:20
She goes from one
depression to the next.

:16:25
Yesterday, I took her to a clinic
for sleep therapy.

:16:33
Pascal. That's your
husband's name, right?

:16:40
I found this on Karine's bedside table.
:16:45
'To Pascal, in case something
happens to me.'

:16:51
Maybe it's empty.
:16:54
Karine likes to play pranks.
:16:57
Maybe she's telling him off.
:17:02
Do you have a lighter?
:17:10
Burn it.
:17:28
Do you like pastries?
- Very much.

:17:35
Enough, we don't have that much time.
:17:40
Have you been working for that office for long?
- Twelve years.

:17:45
The address of my dancing school.
- Why? I'm not taking dancing lessons.

:17:51
Tell me...
:17:54
You change jobs every
three years, right?

:17:57
What kind of work did you do before this?
- I was a mycologist.


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