1:21:23
After lunch, we got out by the back door
near the vegetable garden.
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So that Mary and the villagers would not see us, then
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We went to the Lignon forest
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Why did you go there?
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We did an orientation game.
The kids loved it.
1:21:40
Suffice to say, uncle Maxence,
I'm extremely disappointed by your behaviour.
1:21:44
Headmaster, I assume the entire responsibility for this escapade.
1:21:47
Uncle Maxence never stopped trying to talk me out of it.
1:21:51
That's what I call a lack of conviction.
1:21:53
On the other hand, one could say we saved the children's lives.
1:21:56
Well, if you had not left the school unattended,
there would have been no fire!
1:22:00
I don't know why I'm still listening to you.
1:22:03
Ok, uncle Maxence, considering your seniority,
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you will only suffer a suspension.
1:22:08
As for you, Mr. Mathieu, you are fired
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for breaking the school rules.
1:22:13
If that's what you want, then fire me too!
1:22:15
It's not for you to decide.
1:22:17
Mr. Maxence, thanks for your kindness
But I believe children need you very much
1:22:21
Think about the children,
since this gentleman never does.
1:22:27
This is your due, here you are
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You leave immediately by the 6pm bus.
1:22:32
-I forbid you to see a single one of you pupils.
-What do you mean?
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Uncle Maxence, make sure of it.
1:22:44
Headmaster, before we part,
let me tell you what I think of you
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I know, Mathieu
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-You are incompetent, cruel.
-What about them
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-They didn't choose to be here
-Neither did I
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I never wanted to be an educator.
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And don't tell me you were dreaming
of burying yourself in this god forsaken place.