Chocolat
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Grandmother.
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Grandmother...bonjour.
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May l...
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Would you like a cup of...?
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No, thank you.
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l'm just here to do a portrait.
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Mm-hmm.
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Whose?
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Yours, actually.
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VlANNE: ls the light OK
where she's sitting?

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l have something for you, boy.
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l've been carrying it around
since your last birthday.

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lt's a book of poetry.
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Oh.
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Thank you.
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You don't like poetry?
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Oh, no. Of course l do.
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Yes.
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Neither do l.
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lt's not that kind of poetry.
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And in a moment of weakness...
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l prayed to the Virgin Mother...
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to soothe Charly's soul
in his hour of suffering.

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You understand an animal
has no immortal soul.

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l understand, mon pere.
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Yet you flout God's law.
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GUlLLAUME:
l'm weak and a sinner.

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PERE: What else?
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lmpure thoughts.
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GUlLLAUME: The woman
who runs the chocolaterie.

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Vianne Rocher?
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She suggested
l buy chocolate seashells...

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for the widow Audel.
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And, well...
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l guess that got me to thinking
about the widow Audel.

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At her age? At your age?

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