:33:02
- Blah, blah, blah, blah.
- Whoa, whoa, whoa!
:33:05
Roxy. Rox. Your poems
are beautiful, okay?
:33:11
- And so are you.
- Oh, yeah. Beautiful.
:33:17
l was never like this with Gennie.
:33:20
Of course, l was in love then
and we were gonna get married.
:33:24
Yo hell with Charles-Henri.
:33:27
Roxy, go out
and get yourself a boyfriend.
:33:31
Five months' pregnant.
Have you lost your mind?
:33:34
It will pass.
:33:36
Anyway, you should
get out of here now.
:33:38
Mom and Dad want you to come home.
l want you to come home.
:33:42
And listen to all the l-told-you-sos?
No.
:33:44
Besides, my children belong here,
and l belong with them.
:33:49
It's Palou.
:34:02
- What's he saying?
- He's sort of a warmonger.
:34:05
He's always got some moral reason
for sending French planes out...
:34:08
to bomb places he doesn't like.
:34:12
Ow!
:34:14
- Oh, l'm sorry, honey.
- l'm all right.
:34:20
Does he have a wife?
:34:22
Edgar? Yeah, sure.
Aunt Amèlie.
:34:28
Why do we never see her?
:34:30
She's mostly down in the country
with her horses.
:34:33
They stay out of each other's way.
l'm told they get along all right.
:34:35
l like her.
Mother would like her too.
:34:39
- What about kids?
- Ywins.
:34:42
[Roxeanne] Two boys. One at the Sorbonne,
and one at Harvard Business School.
:34:47
Yhat's where Edgar went too.
Come on.
:34:50
- Have a good time.
- Don't forget your hat.
:34:54
- See you later.
- Bye.