1:17:00
He did no more
than defend his family's honour.
1:17:03
Much good it did him.
1:17:06
His wife and I
were happy in our passion.
You were happy in your ignorance.
1:17:10
Now comes the viscount's valiant defence
of his honour, and you are pained.
1:17:14
- She is ruined, and he is dead.
- Don't flatter yourself, Fernand.
1:17:18
I was neither happy nor ignorant...
1:17:22
having known about the last three women
before Madame Tourville.
1:17:27
I'm sorry you are humiliated.
1:17:35
And since my attempts at discretion
have evidently failed...
1:17:37
there seems little point
in keeping up pretences.
1:17:42
It's actually quite liberating.
1:17:46
Wouldn't you say?
1:17:54
- They're not even cheating him.
- And have you looked into his shipping?
1:17:57
He got a bank loan for his own boat
several years ago.
1:18:00
- Doesn't use Danglars at all.
- Make sure we own that bank by tomorrow.
1:18:04
And tell the other shipping companies
to stay away from Mondego.
1:18:08
I want to give him no choice
but to crawl back to Danglars.
1:18:10
Now, tell the dealers...
take it all.
1:18:17
Do try to understand.
1:18:20
I have a very large consignment
of cotton ready to be sent...
1:18:23
and I shall make my payment on the ship
as soon as it is delivered.
1:18:26
So obviously I need the vessel
in order to deliver it.
1:18:30
Unfortunately, the bank can offer
no further extensions, Count Mondego.
1:18:46
Well, well. To what do I owe
the honour, Count Mondego?
1:18:50
Can't imagine why you've been
avoiding me after all these years.
1:18:54
I'm prepared
to overlook your faults and...
1:18:57
perhaps resume our dealings.