:54:01
But, Mademoiselle, l have no
desire to marry a millionaire.
:54:04
l forgot.
:54:05
She's taken, but l'll set all
the other girls after him,
:54:07
and there are plenty.
:54:09
The freer they are,
the better.
:54:11
Oh, a Mexican!
:54:15
Total art. lt's frightening
just how total this boy is.
:54:25
You look magnificent!
:54:26
Kind of you to say so.
:54:30
So, you're going to perform.
:54:31
Yes, later on, with Gilberte.
:54:35
lt's a tableau taken from
my work ''Primitive Souls.''
:54:37
l know!
:54:40
Do you find Gilberte attractive?
:54:42
She's a woman who--
:54:43
Forget her, married women
aren't this year's fashion.
:54:46
They're out of date.
:54:48
Like Mademoiselle Poumaillac
you're trying to marry me off.
:54:50
Was she wrong to?
:54:51
Not her.
But the young woman who...
:54:53
Don't say anything
unpleasant, l know her!
:54:56
What madness came over her
to make her want to marry me?
:54:58
As a tender young girl, she
immediately thought of marriage.
:55:03
That would have been madness!
:55:05
But she figured it out!
She is not stupid!
:55:10
She was telling me
that a mayoral sash
:55:13
or a cassock aren't always
necessary to unite two beings.
:55:18
And that a girl can give herself
to the man she's chosen
:55:21
without a crowd of five hundred
to back her up.
:55:24
l'm sure you share her opinion
on that point.
:55:27
Not exactly!
:55:30
How can that be?
:55:34
lt's much better to remain
within the norm
:55:37
and follow the precepts
of traditional...morality.
:55:41
Meaning?
:55:44
Meaning...
:55:48
she could marry someone
who counts less for her and,
:55:52
once married, give herself
to the man of her choice
:55:55
with an affair that follows
the social norm.
:55:58
You can tell your friend that.