M. Butterfly Page #6
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- Year:
- 1993
- 101 min
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but I think they probably...
Don't you think we have had enough
to drink for tonight?
Well...
You look exactly as I imagined you would
under your clothes.
What did you expect?
So come and get it.
You've been drinking.
I've missed you.
- You expect me to give up my career?
- Of course not.
I am your slave.
Slave?
You toss words like that around
But I do.
Well, let's test this obedience of yours.
Take your clothes off.
Come on.
I'm a man.
I want to see you naked.
But I thought you understood
my modesty.
I thought you respected my shame.
I believe you gave me your shame
some time ago.
And it is just like a white devil
to use it against me.
White devil, so?
I'm no longer your lord and master.
So your obedience has limits, I see.
Why are you treating me like this?
Because all this rubbish...
...about me being faithful
and good to you and...
Well, I'm not what you think I am.
Even the softest skin
becomes like leather...
...to a man who's touched it too often.
I confess.
I do not know how to stop it.
I do not know how to change my body
into the body of another.
Come.
Strip me.
Our love, in your hands.
Ren.
I'm pregnant.
- What?
- I'm pregnant.
Oh, Butterfly.
Mm.
I've betrayed you in so many ways,
but I'll love you.
Mm. I'll rescue you.
And save you, and protect you, and...
You have.
Tonight, my beautiful master.
Believe me, you have saved my life.
I wish I were coming with you.
Dream of me and of your son.
I will return with him
from my parents' village...
...when he is 3 months old
as is our custom.
I've told you I'll be perfectly happy
with a daughter.
I am certain it will be a son.
I need a baby.
A Chinese baby with blond hair.
Ha, ha, ha.
This is wonderful talk.
You really are mad.
Trading babies?
The ministry will never approve
such a thing. Ha.
Fine.
You tell the ministry
we can no longer provide them...
...any more information
on American troop movements in Vietnam.
I've done my best.
Tell them you personally have decided
the revolution...
...is not worth any more sacrifice.
I'll wait here.
We will struggle with this in committee.
Comrade.
Why, in Beijing opera, are women's roles
traditionally played by men?
I don't know.
Probably a remnant of the reactionary
and patriarchal social structure.
No.
It's because only a man knows
how a woman is supposed to act.
In short, gentlemen,
"The fanatical student movement
known as the Red Guard...
...has emerged as a genuinely potent
reactionary political force...
...which will seize upon any excuse
to justify the expulsion...
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