:02:01
- You know I read badly.
- You read very well.
:02:05
- And I've a pretty voice.
- And you've a very pretty voice.
:02:09
- It's short.
- It'll take an hour.
:02:11
An hour and a half.
Where were you?
:02:13
Here?
:02:16
"My friend Françoise said:
Marie, you've a lovely voice."
:02:21
That's just like me.
:02:24
Darling...
:02:28
Guess... I've got news.
:02:32
Promise you won't be angry?
:02:38
You know I saw the doctor
this afternoon...
:02:42
No!
:02:43
Yes.
:02:45
Charming compliments as always,
no news, close brackets.
:02:49
I open the garage door, get in the car,
reverse. Instead of the garage,
:02:55
I go into a car parked nearby...
:02:58
It was Bélu's.
:03:01
- Bélu's car.
- And ours?
:03:04
The front is untouched.
:03:06
You promised not to be angry.
:03:10
- Isn't that news?
- Read.
:03:15
And stop interrupting yourself.
:03:18
Yes, darling.
:03:22
"My friend Françoise said:
Marie, you've a lovely voice."
:03:27
And it's a pity that you don't use it.
:03:31
Actually, I've decided to place an ad.
:03:34
- "Pretty voice seeks outlet."
- You think...
:03:37
More modest:
:03:39
"Young lady, educated, loyal,
pretty voice, seeks employment."
:03:45
More sophisticated:
:03:46
"Intelligent young lady,
refined, gifted with pretty voice..."
:03:51
More direct:
"Intelligent, cultured..."
:03:53
Instructor?
:03:56
Protector?
:03:59
Serenader?