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I need time for myself, too.
We all do.
- Look at Suzini!
- What, Suzini?
You need time for yourself, too!
- I don't give a damn about myself.
- That's what I meant.
I need some time for myself!
I think I do enough
for everyone else here.
I'm not gonna tell my life story.
I mean,
I'm just asking for a little solidarity
for a short time.
Your life is your life.
Your problems don't interest me.
But I remind you,
you're an elected representative.
Yeah, that I know.
during negotiations.
I know. It's a drag but...
I can't carry out those responsibilities
during this period.
You just think of yourself!
- I'd love that.
- Thanks.
It's always been like that in Paris.
The common opinion
that there's an old Paris
and a modernity
that's brutally struggling
is completely false.
An ancient city
continually recreates its modernity
out of this conflict
between the old and the new.
I'll be frank with you.
I'm very torn.
The very idea of popularization
depresses me completely.
I'm not sure we do any great service
to history,
or the audience,
by democratizing everything.
It's not some expert's caprice.
When I watch
those educational programs
on the national networks
with my colleagues elucidating
on Louis XVI,
the Commune, the French Revolution,
the history of World War II...
I'm not sure they're of much use.
I understand your reticence.
For a great historian like you...
Don't start! You think,
"He's not buying this sh*t,
I'll butter him up!"
No, not at all. You're mistaken.
Don't wear yourself out.
I'll think it over.
It's in your hands.
Not to "butter you up"
but there aren't many great historians
with a Paris specialty.
Just out of curiosity,
Somewhere in the neighborhood
of 100,000 euros minimum.
Of course, on top of that,
there are points.
All these people
visit the Palais Royal.
Everyone has a curiosity
about our heritage.
Everyone has a right
to your vast knowledge.
Why wouldn't they?
It's appalling
what I'm about to say...
but I'll do it.
French researchers mostly research
how to make ends meet.
Whatever your motivation,
I'd be thrilled.
And not just me. The public, too.
All I know about Paris,
I offer to you,
ladies and gentlemen.
Everything I know shall be yours.
Verneuil...
I have something to tell you.
I'm giving a "Merovingian Update"
at the colloquium.
What I've got on Pepin the Short
and the Carolingians
You're coming?
I'm not sure. I have a new job.
Oh! I got hold of some coins
in Angoulme
that completely contradict
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