Madame Curie Page #2
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They are going to play the piano.
Come along... There they are.
This is the student of whom
we were speaking.
Mme. Scholoscka.
Dr. Pierre Curie.
We have already met.
Dr. Curie is gracious
in consenting
for you to work
in his laboratory
I am very grateful.
Of course, I have no idea
that is...
Would you sit down, Madame?
Oh, would you please excuse me.
I feel my grandchildren are about
to entertain.
Would you care for tea?
Thank you. I've just had some.
It's coffee.
I appreciate very deeply
Dr. Curie
your laboratory.
Playing incredibly badly
don't you think?
Very badly, Dr. Curie.
Of course, I'm no judge.
Professor Poirot is an
excellent scientist.
Oh, good morning, Dr. Curie.
Good morning, David.
and I'm beginning to set up
for room temperature readings.
I have the sulphates
all ready for you.
Thank you.
No one has arrived yet?
Here at the laboratory? Yes.
No, sir.
Are you expecting someone?
Well, a pupil of Dr. Poirot
who's going to do some work here
for a short time.
Yes, sir.
Her name is Marie Sc...
Funny, I was introduced
to her twice.
Scholoscka.
She's a girl.
I didn't find out in time.
Always the continuous struggle
against woman, David
When we wish to give
all our thoughts to some work
which is strangest to humanity
we always have to
struggle against woman.
Yes, sir. And women scientists
are particularly unattractive
I find, sir
Women's love in life is the
living of it.
In the world of
abstract research
she's a danger, destruction.
She's a natural enemy of science
There's no doubt of it, sir.
Woman and science are
incompatible.
Woman of genius are rare.
No true scientist
can have anything with women.
No, sir.
Anyway, David, put her over there
in that far corner.
Yes, sir.
And if you can
without being rude
inform her how important silence
is to laboratory work.
I do hope she doesn't whistle.
Oh, David.
Would you mind going to
the storeroom upstairs
and see
if there's a magnetometer.
She'll need
one for her experiments.
Oh, yes.
I... I'm very sorry, sir.
I beg your pardon
are you looking for something?
Yes. I'm looking for
Dr. Curie's laboratory.
You're here. But you're not...
I mean you can't be...
Excuse me, please.
No. You don't understand.
You see
I'm Dr. Curie's assistant.
Oh... then you can direct me.
Oh, I certainly can.
Certainly can.
Oh, just this way.
Thank you.
What do you think of that?
I run into you the first thing.
You know, Dr. Curie has asked me
look out for you.
Be sure to have
everything you want
so I'll just take everything
into my own hands.
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