Moderato cantabile
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Moderato Cantabile |
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And now, the Diabelli. |
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Read what the score says. |
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Moderato cantabile. |
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- What does that mean? |
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Is that so? |
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- He's so stubborn, Mrs Desbarèdes. |
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I told you last time |
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You just don't want to tell us. |
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For the 100th time... |
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Moderato cantabile means |
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Moderate and melodic. |
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Right. Now play. |
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What are you waiting for? |
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Do you want to say something? |
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- The sonatina. |
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I don't like it. |
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- What's wrong? It's so pretty. |
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- Did you just figure that out? |
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- Yes, who? |
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Play it. |
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See this, Mrs Desbarèdes? |
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Terrible. As stubborn as a goat. |
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- Alas, in this part of town... |
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- I'm waiting. |
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Your sonatina... |
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Go on. Play. |
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And yet... see? |
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If only he wanted. |
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What's happening? |
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Start again. |
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Remember, moderato cantabile. |
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- Think of a lullaby. |
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Tonight he'll ask me to, |
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and he'll ask so nicely |
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In B flat. You always forget. |
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Why did you stop? |
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- To watch. |
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Something serious must have happened. |
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Come and see! |
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We may as well stop for today. |
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But next time he'll have to know |
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More cars are coming. |
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Move back! |
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Let us in! |
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Step back! |
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Stay right here. |
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I'll be back. Stay here. |
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A beautiful woman... |
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He killed her. |
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What will happen now? |
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What is it? |
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- It wasn't him who screamed. |
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You should try to remember. |
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Moderato means moderate. |
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And cantabile means melodic. It's easy. |
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- And you, didn't you hear anything? |
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But I understand you were nearby. |
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You know, |
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Miss Giraud's house is located |
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I must tell you that |
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With all that commotion. |
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By the way... |
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I have to say Pierre plays |
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Miss Giraud told me again today, |
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it's not that he lacks musical talent |
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but he lacks good will. |
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Please... |
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I'm sorry. |
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What would you like? |
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A glass of wine. |
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And for the child? |
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Nothing. He's already had a snack. |
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Nice day. |
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I was thirsty. |
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And in fact, I'll have another one. |
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- I was just walking past. |
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Yesterday I was at Miss Giraud's. |
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I recognise you. |
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Yes. Miss Giraud |
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May I? |
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Thank you but I'm not used to this. |
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She screamed so loudly |
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Naturally. |
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- Therefore I had to come. |
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I couldn't see |
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All the more reason to come here. |
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I think so. |
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- Do you mean we don't know why? |
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Not yet anyway. |
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Do you know why she screamed yesterday? |
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Go and play. |
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What's certain is that |
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Yes, a love story. We assume so. |
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Maybe he had heartache. |
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That's what they call it |
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Just this once. |
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Right. |
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You were saying? |
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Oh... |
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You were walking past. |
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Yes. |
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I take my child for a walk every day. |
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- Around here? |
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Or to a park. |
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Or to the river bank. |
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Something new must happen |
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- I doubt it. |
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In reality I don't have an opinion. |
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Maybe. |
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But one day something |
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I shouldn't have drunk so much wine. |
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Hey, how are you? |
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How are things? |
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Since last night, |
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Since the piano lesson. |
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I couldn't stop myself |
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It doesn't matter. |
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You are Mrs Desbarèdes, |
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You live on Boulevard de la Mer. |
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Yes, sir. |
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We want so much for them, |
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or where to start. |
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- Do you have children, sir? |
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You can't imagine |
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As if it were possible. |
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I've seen you so often |
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It's difficult to believe |
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Look, it's still daylight. |
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The days are getting longer. |
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Do you work in this town, sir? |
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At the Desbarèdes factory |
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I must go home. |
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If you come back, |
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I'll try to get some information |
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Funny how sometimes |
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Raise your head. |
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Sometimes I think I invented you, |
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Let's go for a walk. |
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- Where to? |
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- Did you get any more news? |
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Aren't you working today, Mr Chauvin? |
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Why aren't you talking? |
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No reason. |
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When did we first take the ferry? |
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Yes, you were very, very tiny. |
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I remember things. |
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- What, sweetheart? |
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Once there were daffodils and Dad. |
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How old was I? |
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Daffodils bloom every year. |
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Remember, you had a blue dress |
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What else? |
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I fell and hurt my knee. |
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- You were upset. |
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Oh, you were very little. |
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- And you remember all that? |
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Wait, you were... |
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You were four. |
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Tell me stories of when I was little. |
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Well, when you were little... |
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- Aren't you cross with me? |
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The trouble is it's hard for a woman |
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Today I wasn't able to find one. |
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No even the cold outside, |
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Forgive me, sir... |
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Heard any news since yesterday? |
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You should have heard |
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A very long, very high pitch. |
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It stopped as it was at its strongest. |
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- Then it started again slowly. |
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Just once more, I think. |
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I may have screamed like that once. |
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When I had my child. |
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I know everything, almost everything. |
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Did you hear something more? |
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They'd met exactly six months earlier. |
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Six months. |
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- Was their encounter an accident? |
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He used to walk to work |
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She could see him. |
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That's how it all began between them. |
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She used to look out the window |
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He could see her too. |
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She was a woman who often |
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On their way to work at the arsenal. |
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But it's only after she noticed him |
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that she realised how bored she was. |
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Bored for a long time, |
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While the other women in town |
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How did they start |
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You see, she was living in a house... |
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surrounded by a big garden |
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In the evening, |
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her child and her husband asleep, |
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she'd go for a stroll. |
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She'd walk to the fence |
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She'd walk randomly... |
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She had trouble sleeping. |
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Her neighbourhood was very quiet, |
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Just a few strollers, a bicycle... |
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That's all. |
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Who knows where they were coming from. |
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Was it a routine, her having to |
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Yes, a routine. |
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Did she ever scream? |
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No, she never screamed. |
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One evening, he saw her in the garden. |
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So he came back. |
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He came back, |
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and back again. |
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And one day he stopped. |
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That was it. |
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And it happened precisely in this town. |
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It's hard to believe. |
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It started between them |
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And then? Then? |
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Then, I don't think anyone can tell. |
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Look, summer's almost here. |
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- No. |
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No. Summer never comes in this region. |
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It's always windy. |
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Have you been living here long? |
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One year. |
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For me it's been eight years. |
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- Since you got married? |
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If I were you, I'd leave. |
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I'd move to a city without trees, |
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There's always wind here. |
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Except for two or three days a year. |
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Most birds here are seagulls |
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And after the storm |
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they scream |
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On the estuary. |
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They prevent you sleeping. |
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No. |
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I'd leave this place. |
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If I were you I'd leave. |
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The first time I saw you |
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You were having a party |
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You were looking at us with kindness... |
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and indifference. |
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You were resting against a large piano. |
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You were wearing a black dress |
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You were looking out at the park, |
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You wouldn't stop crushing that flower. |
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My name is Chauvin. |
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I must go home. |
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Can I meet you again? |
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That won't be easy. |
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I have a very fixed schedule. |
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But before going |
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one last detail, |
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Why did he finally kill her? |
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I don't know. That, I don't know. |
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But what you do reckon? |
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I think she asked him to kill her. |
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He didn't have any choice. |
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What's up? |
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I don't know. |
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My little darling. |
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- Can we go again? |
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- Over there. |
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I'd like that. |
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I told my friend you were going to |
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- Did you hear me? |
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A red boat with an engine. |
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Look at that! |
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Look how tall you are now. |
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You've grown up a lot. |
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It's good. |
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Take off the handcuffs. |
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Come closer. Come on! |
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Do you recognise this? |
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How were you positioned? |
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Lie down as you did then. |
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Mr Chauvin... |
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Aren't you going to Bordeaux tonight? |
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No, not tonight. |
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I'm not used to not being at home |
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What's with me? What's with me today? |
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- Everyone in town will know you and I... |
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I went past your house last night. |
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The night was bright, |
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I stayed there a long time. |
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At the first floor on the right-hand side |
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two windows were still lit up. |
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It's my bedroom. |
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I couldn't sleep. |
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Neither could I. |
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I promised myself I'd stop coming. |
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And here I am. |
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I promised myself |
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I feel tired. |
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Tired... |
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like never before. |
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You said "Like never before". |
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Yes. |
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So you promised to never come again? |
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I promised myself I'd try. |
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It's mainly |
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Did you read the morning paper? |
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Yes. |
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- So you know... |
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Not all of it. |
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I always knew, |
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always, all those years, |
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in the night, during the day... |
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I've kept thinking that everything, |
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everything is possible. |
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Please... |
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I'd like to know a little more about it. |
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Even if you're not too sure about things. |
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Even if you have to make it up. |
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You know... |
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They used to meet in an abandoned house. |
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By the sea. |
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Really? |
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It's sheltered from the wind |
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and it's warm there in summer. |
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The first time they met |
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Towards the end he quit his job. |
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They'd meet almost every day. |
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That house felt like their own. |
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They didn't know before going there |
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that it would be the end so soon. |
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No, they didn't know. |
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Sorry. |
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Do you like |
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Yes. |
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You have no idea. |
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How about your own story? |
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Same thing. |
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If someone told it to me. |
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So? |
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The time came that, |
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he didn't feel quite the same way. |
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To him she had ceased to be beautiful, |
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young... |
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Old, or dead... |
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I think it only happened very recently |
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that he wanted her dead. |
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You tell stories so well. |
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STRANGLED BY HER LOVER |
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It was with him that... |
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It was with him... |
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that she understood what she really was. |
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For instance... |
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A bitch. |
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Time came when he understood |
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that he was not able |
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But here, right? |
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Here, yes. |
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I want you to go. |
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The sonatina. |
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Play it. |
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What's the measure |
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Tell us. |
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How many beats in a measure? |
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Three beats? Four beats? Tell me. |
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Moderate and melodic. |
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He must be doing it on purpose. |
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Four beats. |
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Repeat. |
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I'm waiting. |
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- Maybe he didn't hear you. |
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You'll never accept |
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My darling, you know the answer. |
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- Four beats. |
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Maybe he'd forgotten it. |
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Even if he doesn't want it, |
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You should be ashamed, Mrs Desbarèdes. |
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I hear that a lot. |
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Warm-ups. |
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Ten minutes. |
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First in C major. |
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That will teach you to listen. |
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Again. |
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I said for ten minutes. |
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Again. |
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Why? |
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I can't believe this. |
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Because I said so. |
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And insolent, to top it all! |
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In G major. Three times, go on. |
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Didn't you hear? I said three times. |
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Did you hear, my darling? |
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I'm sure you did. |
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Strange how children |
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Good for his character and his fingers. |
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Right. |
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You know, I'm not sure |
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I'll explain to him that he must obey. |
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But you say that every time. |
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There's nothing to explain. |
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That's called education. |
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Now play the sonatina. |
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One, two, three, four... |
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Let's go. |
00:58:54 |
What happens to those deer? |
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They're caught in very large nets |
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and taken to other forests. |
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But where do they come from? |
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I've told you before. |
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- Tell me again. |
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The deer come from a different region. |
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They all cross the forest |
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All together on the same night. |
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- Where do they come from? |
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- And where do they go? |
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- Why? |
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If they travel at night, |
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Are you sure no one knows why? |
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No one knows. I can't tell you. |
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They're not taken to other forests! |
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I swear it's not that. |
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I swear. |
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Pierre... |
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Pierre! |
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Let's go home, my darling. |
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Look, we're lost. |
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Ah, yes, we are! |
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I'm late. |
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Those piano lessons take for ever. |
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Afterwards we went to the Arcy forest. |
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- Is everything all right? |
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A glass of wine. |
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Please. |
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Thank you. |
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So we were saying... |
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Thank you. |
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You came back. |
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I think I'm in love with you. |
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That's why. |
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But I'm never sure about what I say. |
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I'm never sure of anything. |
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Maybe he wanted to kill her |
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From the moment he first saw her. |
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We may have been wrong. |
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Perhaps... |
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before meeting you... |
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did I ignore who I was? |
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Go away. |
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I think long periods of happiness |
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It suits me more |
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with certain men. |
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I only figured that out a few days ago. |
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After I met you. |
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But... |
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There's a dinner party |
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I'm expected to attend. |
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But maybe there's no point. |
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For once. |
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I said maybe there's no point. |
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There's no point |
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The weather is so nice tonight. |
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We could meet again. |
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At whatever time you want after dinner. |
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Wherever you want. |
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I think it's no longer possible. |
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For a short time only. |
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Here, if you want. |
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How are Pierre's lessons going? |
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Anne didn't hear you. |
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True. |
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We were wondering |
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Forgive me. |
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At the moment, he's working
on a sonatina by Diabelli. |
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Good. A sonatina, already? |
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Already, yes. |
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Miss Giraud, who also teaches my son, |
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He can't remember |
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No, he can't. |
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The little darling, he's so little, |
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It's difficult. |
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He must already be asleep. |
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He's already asleep. |
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No, thank you. |
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I really couldn't. Thank you. |
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Delicious. |
01:12:24 |
Could it be |
01:12:28 |
I'm used to these flowers. I'm fine. |
01:12:31 |
- Are you unwell, Mrs Desbarèdes? |
01:12:35 |
Sometimes I'm just not hungry. |
01:13:07 |
Anne didn't hear you. |
01:13:18 |
We're going to |
01:13:26 |
A secluded house at the seaside. |
01:13:37 |
The beach? |
01:13:41 |
The little darling must be very happy. |
01:13:46 |
Yes. |
01:15:25 |
Anne... |
01:15:29 |
Anne... |
01:15:32 |
What shall I tell them? |
01:15:35 |
That I'm going mad. |
01:18:39 |
Mr Chauvin, I was about to close. |
01:18:49 |
I'm sorry, |
01:18:53 |
We can't meet anywhere but here. |
01:21:00 |
Anybody here? |
01:21:42 |
Why didn't you answer? |
01:21:49 |
I was waiting for you. |
01:21:59 |
I'm leaving tomorrow. |
01:22:16 |
For ever? |
01:22:19 |
Yes, for ever. |
01:22:24 |
Because of me? |
01:22:27 |
- Of us? |
01:22:33 |
I knew it was impossible. |
01:22:40 |
I never thought it would happen so fast. |
01:22:45 |
If I stayed you wouldn't be able |
01:22:50 |
No. |
01:22:52 |
I couldn't have carried on. |
01:22:57 |
Not even to his piano lessons. |
01:23:00 |
I should have accepted that |
01:23:05 |
Instead of me. |
01:23:08 |
No. |
01:23:13 |
Everyone's watching me... |
01:23:17 |
I know. |
01:23:19 |
I approve of them watching you. |
01:23:24 |
I wish you never stopped talking. |
01:23:28 |
We weren't able to love each other. |
01:23:32 |
That's how things must be sometimes. |
01:23:38 |
It's been seven days. |
01:23:40 |
Seven nights. |
01:23:42 |
Seven nights, true. |
01:23:49 |
Come closer for a moment. |
01:23:58 |
Maybe one minute. |
01:24:01 |
And we'll manage. |
01:24:12 |
I'll never be able |
01:24:15 |
You will. |
01:24:18 |
One day you'll speak like this |
01:24:22 |
On a nice day |
01:24:25 |
You'll want to share that with someone. |
01:24:30 |
- It will happen again. |
01:24:34 |
That's what you want to believe. |
01:24:37 |
It doesn't matter. |
01:25:29 |
We have little time left. |
01:25:33 |
The day will break soon. |
01:25:43 |
I'm scared... |
01:25:51 |
I'm scared. |
01:25:58 |
I'm scared! |
01:26:11 |
I wish you were dead. |
01:26:43 |
Now I am. |