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:28:08
Jeanne, stay here.
:28:15
No.
:28:17
I said yes. Isn't that enough?
:28:19
All the more reason.
:28:21
You got what you asked for, it's over.
:28:26
I can't ask for anything else?
:28:28
No.
:28:30
I gave you three things. That's a lot.
:28:34
Do you know the tale The Three Wishes?
:28:38
A couple is given three wishes.
:28:40
The husband wishes for a sausage.
:28:42
The wife, furious with him,
wishes that it hangs from his nose.

:28:46
The only thing left to do is wish it off.
:28:49
You chose your wishes well.
:28:51
I could've asked for more.
:28:53
Yes, but it's too late.
:28:55
-You'd have granted them?
-Naturally.

:28:57
It's not what you asked for, but how
you asked that caught me off guard.

:29:01
-Were you shocked?
-No, surprised.

:29:05
I'm often taken by surprise.
:29:07
You're quite good at it.
:29:09
I don't usually do that.
:29:12
I follow my instincts,
it's always worked before.

:29:14
Even when it's serious?
:29:17
If you were seriously in love with me...
:29:20
...would you have done that,
at the risk of ruining everything?

:29:24
Certainly.
:29:26
What proof do you have that
I'm not seriously in love with you?

:29:29
What you just did.
:29:30
-That's not proof.
-lt is.

:29:34
I'm not in love with you, but I could be.
:29:41
In a way, I want to be.
:29:43
If I acted so suddenly...
:29:45
...it's because I didn't want to be trapped
by your strategy.

:29:49
My strategy? What strategy?
:29:52
The one to normalize or sterilize,
to remove the erotic from our interaction.

:29:58
I'm your friend's father, I'm taboo.

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