:21:00
She's the only one in the school
I can stand...
:21:03
- Something the matter with your foot?
- No. It's just new shoes.
:21:07
They didn't have my size,
but I liked them.
:21:10
- They're very nice.
- Thanks.
:21:13
- You sure you're all right?
- Fine.
:21:15
Okay, then why don't we mosey
on down here a piece?
:21:19
Let me carry your books.
:21:23
You know...
Oh, I'm sorry.
:21:25
That's okay.
I do that myself all the time.
:21:31
Heidegger?
:21:33
- Oh, it's for school, an assignment.
- They assigned you Heidegger?
:21:38
- Sure.
- They are teaching you existentialism?
:21:42
Heidegger isn't really
an existentialist.
:21:44
He claims he isn't.
His writing says he is.
:21:47
- You read Heidegger?
- Not anymore.
:21:50
He bores me. Especially his fascination
with the tall German poet...
:21:54
- What's his name?
- Hölderlin!
:21:57
Ever struggle through that stuff...
:21:59
...like "The Death Of Empedocles"?
:22:02
It's awful. I bet the French
translation is terrible.
:22:05
- It's terrible in any language.
- I know! That's fantastic!
:22:16
What's your IQ?
:22:19
- I don't know.
- You mean you've never been tested?
:22:22
- No.
- Why not?
:22:25
- I'm afraid I might find out I'm...
- What?
:22:29
A genius or something weird.
:22:31
Well, people don't exactly
love smart kids.
:22:35
I know.
:22:37
I'm 167 IQ.
:22:39
I won't tell anybody.
:22:42
And I read Heidegger because
I want to, not for school. I was lying.
:22:46
I lie all the time. You have to.
:22:49
- Are you good at math?
- I'm sensational!
:22:51
Especially things like probability.
:22:54
- I've won 850,000 francs on the horses.
- 850,000?
:22:59
Just on paper, naturally.