:17:02
Mme Bovary, I regret this but...
:17:05
an unfortunate chain of events...
:17:08
bad debtors and important
purchases...
:17:12
force me to ask you for the money
you owe me.
:17:17
The total comes to 270 francs.
:17:20
Forgive me, but it's quite urgent.
:17:22
I wouldn't like to have to take the
goods back.
:17:26
I'll pay you, M. Lheureux.
:17:28
We can come to an arrangement.
:17:31
No, I'll pay you.
:17:35
Why buy me presents?
:17:37
Because I love you.
:17:40
It's embarrassing for me.
:17:42
Don't be silly.
:17:44
Do you love me?
:17:45
Of course I do.
:17:46
Very much?
:17:47
Definitely.
:17:49
Then let's go.
:17:50
Take me away! Four years of
suffering. I'm dying!
:17:54
They torture me. Save me!
:17:57
What do you want?
:17:58
Take me away! I beg you!
:18:00
And Berthe?
:18:02
We'll take her too.
:18:05
What a woman!
:18:08
Well, will you take me?
:18:11
Let me think. I have things to sort
out.
:18:13
Will you take me?
:18:36
Mme Bovary was never more
beautiful than at this time.
:18:39
She had that indefinable
beauty...
:18:42
which springs from joy,
enthusiasm and success...
:18:45
and which is the harmony of
temperament and circumstance.
:18:50
I'm here to see you.
:18:52
I understood you were having
problems.
:18:55
So I'm here to pay my debts.
:18:59
I'll be needing a coat.