Harry, un ami qui vous veut du bien
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1:10:22
That feels better!
1:10:33
Are you staying long
at Michel's?

1:10:35
Till they go home.
1:10:36
I'll help on the house.
1:10:38
Did he ask you to?
1:10:40
No, but he needs help,
and I need the exercise.

1:10:47
I didn't say it in front of him,
but back there...

1:10:51
in the crematorium,
seeing the coffins...

1:10:55
I suddenly felt so good!
1:10:57
Isn't that weird?
1:10:59
Know what I mean?
1:11:03
I was really down. You saw me.
1:11:05
Now I'm up. I feel light.
1:11:08
I haven't felt so good in years.
1:11:13
-Want a laugh?
-That depends.

1:11:16
Look what I found
at my parents' place.

1:11:20
Recognize it?
The Berthollet magazine.

1:11:23
They printed a poem by Michel.
1:11:26
He won't remember it.
It was in a box in his room.

1:11:29
It's fucking hilarious.
1:11:31
I'll read it out loud at dinner.
1:11:34
He won't know what hit him!
1:11:36
Guess the title.
1:11:38
"The Dagger
in the Skin of Night"!

1:11:42
Listen. You've never
heard anything so lame!

1:11:45
I don't want to hear it.
1:11:47
You will. Listen.
"Dagger in the Skin of Night."

1:11:50
"Slowly he moved forward...
1:11:52
"with his dagger
in the skin of night...

1:11:55
"taking, taking all his time...
1:11:58
"with his dagger
in the skin of plight!


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