1:48:01
I did it for us, for you.
Because I love you.
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And I can love you
only as your husband,
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not as someone
you have to give his life back to.
1:48:08
I didn't give you your life back.
It was a checkbook.
1:48:12
Yes, that it was.
1:48:16
I wanted to be somebody for you
so you could love me. Understand?
1:48:20
No, but I do love you.
1:48:23
It's a goal.! Goal.! Goal.!
1:48:31
I want to be your wife.
1:48:33
I've been thinking.
1:48:36
We'll draw up a contract
saying everything I have is yours.
1:48:40
- Including your heart?
- That has always been yours.
1:48:43
Or else it belongs entirely to me.
1:48:46
Perhaps that's the same thing.
1:48:48
I'm serious about the contract.
1:48:51
Dismissed.
I want a different contract,
1:48:54
in which I give you
everything I possess.
1:48:57
You mean it?
1:49:00
I mean it.
1:49:03
It meant so much to you.
1:49:07
But now I have it.
1:49:13
Fine.
1:49:16
But I'm a rich woman.
1:49:19
And I shall certainly
inherit a fortune.
1:49:22
Anyone can inherit things.
1:49:24
Anyone? Maybe.
1:49:27
Why do you want to give
me everything?
1:49:29
Because I will become your husband
today and won't need anything anymore.
1:49:43
- Who can that be?
- What time is it?
1:49:46
- Quarter past 6:00.
- What day is this?
1:49:49
The fourth.
1:49:50
It's Senkenberg
with a notary public from Lyon.
1:49:53
Oswald executed his will in Lyon.
1:49:57
Strange.
1:49:59
I almost forgot
about the appointment.