Petit tailleur Page #2
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Sit down.
What is it?
I brought you some thing.
What is it?
It's beautiful.
Did you make it?
Yes.
Marie-Julie was born April 19th, 1984.
At 15, at the suggestion
of her grandmother,
half-heartedly.
Acting is a perfect fit for her.
She appreciates that,
during a performance
the present is made whole.
I see you!
is the stage.
So?
How does It look?
Very likable.
Because it puts her in a state
of great confusion.
Thanks mom. Thanks dad.
It's beautiful.
You'll be a great couturier, my son.
Marie-Julie, a word please?
Get ut.
Out!
First, learn to knock!
Get out until you do!
Leave my room!
- Your room?
- Out, yes!
Get out!
Get out of this dressing room!
Get the f*** out!
Give us a minute.
All done.
It's not my voice speaking.
You OK?
What?
I don't knowwho I am.
Calm down.
Try to talk about it.
I'm so scared.
What's happening to me?
Touch my heart.
Don't worry,
it's happened to me many times
Hold my hand.
I he perfect thing.
Here, drink up.
It's not working.
Please tell me stuff.
Wha stuff?
Doesn't matter, anything.
Close your eyes
Close your eyes.
Listen to my voice.
Not long ago,
I told myself what I was doing
was a rough sketch of the future,
not my real life.
Now,
my life is fo real.
It's my real life.
It's like my life writes itself.
It's not like I imagined.
Not long ago,
I meat a girl
with an undefinable sadness.
And now I don't feel so alone.
I think I love him.
Is what you have catching?
What?
Love?
It's my extrasystoles.
What are extetrasystoles?
it is serious?
Not according to them.
Who's them?
Why won't it stop?
Should I call a doctor?
No, I'll just lie down.
Pass me the drops.
Here, drink.
The dress I made you is a copy.
I'm nothing but a fraud.
Would you like me
an actress?
I don't know.
I'm stopping then.
Still like me?
Yes, I do.
I like you.
Kiss me.
What do you want
You have to save me.
Tell me how.
Quit your job, then I'll show you.
OK, just a second.
It's done.
I've quit.
You're less gloomy,
less serious.
Good.
Now I want us to rest.
Do you want to come?
I want to go to London.
It's too expensive.
Don't worry, I'll pay.
I didn't tell you but I'm rich.
But for how many generations?
At least seven.
OK then, let's go to London
I've never been!
Nothing beats
A full moon in Maubeuge...
Don't forget to clip the seam
or it won't open.
Working hard?
Hello.
Hello.
I'll be right back.
What are you doing?
- You'll miss the finale!
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