Rois et reine
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:18:01
Apollinaire.
:18:02
Your dad's favourite poet.
:18:05
- Tell me...
- What?

:18:08
Did you really go out
dressed in a musketeer's cape?

:18:12
Enough of all that.
:18:13
Don't you ever wear
strange things sometimes?

:18:17
Well, no.
:18:18
Haven't you ever felt like wearing clothes
to fit an occasion?

:18:23
Dad?
:18:24
What do you mean?
:18:26
I don't know.
A cape? A poncho?

:18:31
Rubbish.
This doublet business is nothing.

:18:37
Are you married?
:18:39
Not legally.
:18:42
Children?
:18:43
Not really.
:18:45
Sorry, how does one manage
to "not really" have children?

:18:49
I took care of a child
but I don't anymore.

:18:52
I'd like to know why I'm here.
:18:56
Apparently, your behaviour
has been a little excessive recently.

:19:01
That's news to me.
:19:03
Try to shed some light on that for me.
:19:07
It's kind of you
to worry about my health

:19:10
but I don't recall asking for help.
:19:12
That's quite true.
You didn't ask.

:19:16
Your relatives are worried.
:19:18
My relatives?
:19:22
You're here on a TPR.
:19:26
What's that?
:19:28
A Third-Party Request.
:19:32
But what third party?
:19:34
I saw my parents earlier.
:19:37
They only came
because I'm shut away here.

:19:41
They live out in the provinces.
:19:45
But you have a sister in Paris.
:19:47
Yes, Elizabeth.
:19:48
Impossible. I get on well with her.
I saw her two weeks ago.

:19:53
It went well.
:19:58
Why're you here?

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