Submission Page #5

'The Red and the Black'?

Perhaps you do, Mme. Duval.

Yes, what l mean is, you must

remember, poor Mme. de Renal,

she fell in love with Sorel.

lt was a serious love,

it wasn't just a passing fancy.

l beg your pardon, ladies and gentlemen,

but l want to say something.

This honestly doesn't seem to be the

time for debates. Maybe you're already

looking forward to the next trial,

Racine's 'Phaedra', l think,

but we won't be here forthat one.

Tomorrow, we leave forthe front.

He's right, you know. lt's probably

nothing, but after all, a war is a war!

l'm sorry, Pierre!

l had no intention of allowing your

departure to go unmentioned.

You know, even these brick walls

are fond of you young men in uniform.

Most of you have flunked several times

and so the building knows you best!

A moment ago, someone also trivialized

the dangers ofthese times.

With all my heart, l hope

these optimists are right.

We must trust in our government

and the future ofthis country.

- Please take this to my desk.

- Yes, madame.

Armand, tell Juliette

to get moving, will you?

Sure, chief!

- Well, madame?

- Just a minute, Juliette.

- l'll be going then.

- Yes, very well. Good night.

Good night, madame.

Oh, forgive me, madame.

No... it's my fault, really.

Doesn't matter. A little late tonight.

- Thank you.

- Don't mention it.

l'll post it immediately. Good night.

- Good night, Juliette.

No, l beg you! No, please!

Let's do it here!

Please, don't!

Yes, it's perfect, nobody can see us.

Please, no... please! Armand!

Hello!

Good evening!

Hey!

Anyone here?

Anyone back there? Juliette?

Madame Michoud?

Hello, anybody there?

Juliette?

Valentino can't wait any longer.

He's had an attractive offer.

Yes, of course, l understand.

l just can't miss this opportunity.

l have to go to Paris. Can you hear me?

Eliane!

Yes, yes, of course.

What time did you say, uh...

Oh, l'm catching the evening train.

Did you say something?

What time did you say

you have to...

Eliane, why don't you come with me?

l'd like to, darling. lt's such a long

time since we were in Paris together.

That would be nice, but l

know you're tied to the shop.

l meant, why don't you

come to the station?

We have some customers in

the shop. Goodbye, darling!

Pig!

You pig!

- Why, what did l do?

l don't think she'll be back before 8.

Supposing l go home...

Yeah, put on some weight.

As far as l'm concerned, you can go

home whenever you like. l'm on duty.

Listen to that crap, "on duty"!

lf Madame Michoud isn't here,

you can't sell a piece oflint.

Orders are orders, and l'm

a model assistant.

Assistant, my foot!

You're a shop boy, my dear.

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