Chocolat
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You must think l'm stupid
to stay with him.

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No, l don't think you're stupid.
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Well, l am. l'm weak.
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l don't love my husband,
and l lie.

:36:21
Things could be different
for you, Josephine.

:36:25
Serge doesn't run the world.
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He might as well.
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VlANNE:
ls that what you believe?

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l know it.
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Oh.
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Then it must be true.
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My mistake.
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You make the most
wonderful chocolate.

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[Sips]
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Pantoufle wants
to hear the story...

:36:59
of grandmere and grandpere.
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Ohh!
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Don't say, ''Not tonight.''
You always say, ''Not tonight.''

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All right, all right.
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Oh.
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Your grandfather...
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George Rocher...
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was the young apothecary
of the town of Aulus-les-Bains.

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STORYTELLER:
It wasAnouk's favorite story.

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STORYTELLER:
It wasAnouk's favorite story.

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Always told in the same words.
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George was honest,
prosperous...

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and trusted by his customers.
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But George was not content.
:37:37
He feIt there
should be more to life...

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than dispensing liveroil.
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ln the spring of 1927...
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the Societe Pharmeceutique...
:37:48
formed an expedition
to Central America...

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to study
the medicinalproperties...

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ofcertain naturalcompounds.
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George was the expedition's
most eager volunteer.


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