Les Miserables Page #2
- Year:
- 1958
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we embellish daily life a bit.
And we drink wine.
- Can I serve the soup, Your Grace?
- Of course.
This gentleman
said he was hungry.
Give me a chair.
I am not tall enough
to reach the shelf.
You are surprised to see this
wealth in the house of a man
who should be the poorest
in the land?
This silverware comes from my
grandmother. I am attached to it.
Ah, it's a weakness, I know it.
In the name of the Father and the Son
and the Holy Spirit. Amen.
Could you give me
the ladle, please?
Give me your plate, sir. You are
probably eager to go to bed.
Mrs. Magloire... you will put
white sheets on the alcove bed.
The next day, as always,
Monseigneur Myriel
began his day
by visiting his garden.
He was leaving Mrs. Magloire
responsible for the vegetables
and taking care
of the owers himself.
He used to say that beauty
is as important as utility,
maybe more so.
Monseigneur! Monseigneur!
The silverware basket!
I had put it away last night,
but it disappeared!
Do you know where it is?
Yes, here it is.
But it's empty!
And the silverware, the big ladle--
where are they?
This I don't know.
It is the man from last night,
the convict!
He is not in his room anymore.
I was bringing him a glass of milk.
His bed is empty.
Good thing I took the candlesticks
up to my bedroom.
Go ahead, move, go on!
Monseigneur! Look what
this man had in his bag.
We called him out to check his
passport and to search him.
This is what he had.
As we knew that last night
you had him for dinner,
well, we arrested him.
What did you answer
back to them?
Nothing.
Why didn't you tell these gentlemen
that I gave them to you?
You even forgot your candlesticks.
I had given them to you with the
silverware, why did you leave them?
Mrs. Magloire, go look for
this gentleman's silverware.
Go ahead!
Go ahead!
- You had given them to him?
- Of course.
- So, we can let him go?
- Yes. And give him back his goods.
I'll obey if you say so,
Monseigneur.
Why Monseigneur?
He is not the priest?
No, it's Monseigneur
the bishop. Here.
Thank you, Mrs. Magloire.
Can I offer you a glass
of wine, Sergeant?
I would hate to refuse,
Monseigneur.
Mrs. Magloire,
show them the way.
- Follow me, sirs.
- I will be right there.
Thank you.
Wait!
You forget
your candlesticks again.
Come on, take them.
Jean Valjean, my brother, I don't
believe in the power of money.
But this could help you
You don't belong to the bad
anymore, but to the good.
It is your soul I am buying.
Jean Valjean left town
as if he were running away.
He walked straight ahead all day
and then he collapsed,
exhausted, on a log.
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