:24:03
[In French]
:24:22
l'd have spotted her
in a crowd of thousands.
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[Suzanne]
Oh, hello, Margeeve.!
:24:35
Hello. Hello.
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Isabel.
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And this is my sister-in-law,
Amèlie Cosset.
:24:44
- Nice to meet you.
- Pleased to meet you.
:24:45
Chester. And Roger.
Oh, Roger.
:24:48
l was forgetting you.
How was the trip?
:24:51
It's a privilege for us
to be welcomed here...
:24:54
in your country, in your family,
in your beautiful home.
:24:59
Oh, the privilege is all ours.
:25:01
- l'm sorry that my husband
isn't here with us today.
- Not to mention mine.
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[Suzanne] My brother Edgar, he's invited
to many international conferences.
:25:11
- l believe he's in Belgium today.
- Presumably. l no longer ask.
:25:15
We love both your daughters,
Roxeanne and Isabel.
:25:18
They're both so practical,
so sensible.
:25:21
Roxeanne and Isabel?
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We think of the French
as practical, rational.
:25:27
Voltaire and
the Age of the Enlightenment.
:25:31
Yhermidor.
But not our girls, l'm afraid.
:25:34
Not much rationality there.
:25:37
- l hunt.
- Hunt?
:25:40
- Do you hunt?
- No. What do you hunt?
:25:43
- Yhe deer.
- Yhe deer.
:25:46
- l guess you shoot them.
- Oh, no. Birds are shot.
:25:49
But the deer we hunt with dogs.
It's very beautiful.
:25:52
Yhe horses, the dogs,
the hunters in their coats.
:25:56
Yhe cleric comes
to bless the dogs.
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The idea is to run the noble stag
to the ground.