Le Grand Amour Page #2
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- 1969
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Madame Girard,
I've thought it over.
I don't think
I'm ready for marriage.
I'm fond of Florence,
but I've decided not to marry her.
TEN YEARS PASS:
Say...
their marriage doesn't seem
to be doing too well.
No, it doesn't.
Just because they're always
arm in arm doesn't mean -
But they don't need our pity.
No, the factory
seems to be doing well.
With a business like that,
you bet they're doing well.
I don't know if they're doing well,
but I can tell you she's worn
the same coat the last 10 years.
And she's quite the fussy one!
At the plant,
they say he's vile to the staff.
Vile!
Well, I'm not surprised.
You haven't noticed the way
he looks at you?
He must have quite a temper!
It can't be a picnic
for her every day.
You know,
she must have a temper too.
If everybody only spoke
their mind!
Simple enough:
It seems that at home,
morning and night, they never let up.
It's hell!
I know all about it.
Someone
who knows them told me.
- Who told you?
- I can't say.
But believe you me, it's hell!
It's a crying shame!
People who have
all they need to be happy.
Anyway,
that's how things are.
Everyone has their woes.
As you say...
everyone has their woes.
I have to run.
So soon?
I have a long day ahead.
- Eat enough, honey?
- Fine. Excellent.
Suzanne, you may clear.
All right?
See you tonight.
Don't forget dinner at my parents'.
It's Wednesday.
You know what I just saw?
You don't say!
Thanks so much.
Bye, and thanks again.
Hello, my dear.
How are you?
- You know what I just heard?
- Heavens, no!
I'll let you go.
See you soon, my dear.
I learned something
you won't like hearing.
I asked myself,
"Do I tell her, or don't I?
After all, we're old friends.
As a good Christian,
it's my duty
to tell her."
It's like this...
I'm home.
Where are you going?
Home to Mother.
Where are you going?
My darling.
At what age did you get married?
Twenty-five.
And your wife?
A year younger than me.
Let me tell you something:
Always marry a woman
much younger than you.
I don't see the connection.
Really I don't.
Florence and I are very happy.
I assure you.
- We were very happy.
- Then I'm sorry...
but you've committed
a monumental error.
I don't understand.
Don't worry.
She'll come back.
Believe me.
Good evening.
It's your mother.
Yes, I assure you.
Honestly.
Yes, I assure you. Really.
Yes, dear.
Be quiet, you!
No, listen.
This is what you're to do -
Come in.
This is Miss Agns.
She'll be replacing me.
Mr. Girard must have told you.
He did, in fact.
Mr. Girard says we can take her on
Yes, I know.
Madame Louise,
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