:02:22
An engraving of Leda?
:02:24
Yes, quite odd.
Very different from the rest.
:02:29
It's very nice.
:02:31
Isn't it?
:02:33
Where's it from?
:02:34
Probably from a late 18th-century dig
in Rome.
:02:37
The engraving was coloured in pastel
in the 19th century.
:02:42
I'll take it, as a present.
:02:44
For my father.
:02:46
The rest to the gallery.
:02:47
A year ago, I divorced
my second husband, Ismaël.
:02:51
I've since met Jean-Jacques,
a businessman,
:02:54
who loves me passionately
:02:56
and very officially
asked for my hand last week.
:03:01
That's a grave decision at my age.
:03:03
Jean-Jacques will wait
by carriage three.
:03:06
He's too sweet.
:03:07
No one is "too sweet".
:03:13
Hurry...
:03:14
Just in time!
:03:15
My PAs booked it.
:03:18
Hello, Claude.
:03:20
A car and driver will meet you.
:03:23
Made any good buys?
:03:24
Yes, thanks to Claude.
:03:27
And a gift for Father.
:03:29
Really?
:03:31
It's silly
:03:33
but I always dread seeing him.
He can be so severe.
:03:37
Say hi to Elias.
:03:38
His room will be waiting for him.
:03:45
Goodbye, Claude.
:03:54
I've always thought that
love means never having to ask.
:03:59
My second husband
claimed the contrary.