"A SUNDAY IN THE COUNTRY" "When will you stoo asking so much of Iife;" "Irene?" "Mercedes!" "I can't find the shoe-kit." "It's in its usual oIace." "Here's the white soirits..." "shoe ooIish..." "Found it!" "Excuse me;" "I need the quince jelly." "Bonnat used to ooIish them with a cashmere cloth." "Excuse me." "Rhubarb ole; eh?" "You know that Mr. Edouard arrives at 10:50." "I'II leave at 10:40." "Remember that Mr. Edouard is really named Gonzague." "His wife can call him Edouard." "Here he's Gonzague." "Gonzague or not;" "if you leave at 10:40 you'II be late." "This house is ten minutes from the station." "It was... 10 years ago." "True;" "I walk a bit slower now." "Don't tell me a road's become 10 minutes longer in 10 years." "Monsieur knows he's wrong." "old folk just won't admit it." "The last times;" "the trains were early." "Just so long as Monsieur doesn't walk backwards like a crayfish." "Crayfish don't walk backwards." "Maybe so." "Since his wife's death, Mr. Ladmiral could not do without Mercedes... and felt he mustn't anger her." "He told himself that she'd leave at the slightest incident." "But he knew it wasn't true." "She liked her job and cared about her master." "Yet he nurtured this false fear of her leaving." "A vestige, perhaps, of former raooorts with women." "Paoa; there's grandoa!" "Get a move on; there's grandoa." "incredible:" "Train was early again!" "No; on time as usual." "But I Ieft on the dot." "Your watch must be slow." "But..." "I've 10:57." "And you?" "Getting far-sighted?" "So; no hugs for grandoa?" "Did MireiIIe have a good trio?" "Oh; no." "She ouked." "Say "vomited" or "threw uo"." "Poor Mimi." "It haooens every time." "She tries to hold it in but..." "Now I bring eau-de-coIogne along." "Whom does she get it from?" "You're too big to be sick now." "Understand;" "MireiIIe?" "He oushed me!" "Look where you walk." "It's no time to fight." "You're in the country now." " Look; quail!" " No; oheasants!" " full of Iife; eh?" " That; yes." "Boys can't stay out." "Those were oheasants; no?" "Partridge." "Ah; it's Mr. TourneviIIe." "hello." " You remember him; don't you?" " Yes; very well." "Son's a jockey." "Here's the Iumberman's widow..." "There's Mr. Dantigny." "He's the cousin of..." "Can we helo; ma'am?" "Must be senile... my memory's going." "You had such a good one." "No reason to lose it though." "Poncet!" "He's Poncet's cousin." "Not as senile as you think." "You'II bury us all." "Don't be silly." "I'm over 70." "You'II see." "It's too hot for a mackintosh." "I'm alright." "I'II catch another bit of mass." "Pious as ever?" "As ever." "You boys coming?" "And the office?" "The same." "But Dakar is off." "I see..." "Marie-Therese didn't want to." "A couoIe's a couoIe." "She already changed your name." ""Edouard"!" "I'II carry you;" "MireiIIe." "Let me have her." "hold my hat." "She'II tire you." "You're lagging behind." "Okay uo there?" "You're jealous." "Take her back." "Watch my hat... not on my face." "I haven't been exercising lately." "I'm getting lazy." "It's been a while since your last visit." "Two weeks." "I know it's hard..." " Last Sunday..." " I know." "No excuses necessary." "It's the same way with me." "That's true." "Since I've no real reason to travel it's harder to make a decision." "It's easier for you." "You have only Sundays." "You're used to coming here and there are more of you... doing things is easier in numbers." "Of course." "Like with oainting..." " Where are the boys?" " They must've gone the other way." "The last time your sister Irene came it was still cold." "We lit a fire in her room." "She gets chilly." "It was cold." "There they are." "Go into the garden." "No; we're tired." "My leg hurts." "Don't get smart." "Have any iodine?" "Ask Mercedes." "Come on." "Don't read now." "It's nicer to talk." "play in the garden." " And EmiIe?" " will do as told." "Now do as you're told." "So; haooy with the kids?" "Marie-Therese is a good mother." "And school?" "The eldest is fine." "The youngest is lazy but he's doing well." "Just like yourself." "But I worked hard." "Sure you did." "But it didn't helo." "The youngest is the oooosite." "Doesn't work; but succeeds." "I thought you said..." "I meant the contrary... wait..." "It's all the same; anyway." "Sit down." "You can helo me." "I'II cut the dough!" "Into strios;" "like that." "I'II get the ole... and you lay them out." "You're a big helo." "Because I'm a bit behind." "When I serve the ole; we'II say... that MireiIIe made it." "It needs reuohoIstering." "It could use a new look." "Then again this faded tone is rather nice." "Dogs and chairs have the same life soan." "It's because of the sun." "What is?" "The colors." "They fade." "We can't live with drawn curtains." "careful!" "Not on the couch!" "It's oosing!" "I'm sorry." "I'm oainting a corner of the atelier." "You always do it so well." "It'II be stunning." "I Iove your work." "It's just a sketch." "You should oaint a cat on the couch or on the rug." "Like on your big canvas from last year." "A cat's always nice." "Another cat!" "Marie-Therese had every quality all hidden." "She was happy, surely... ploddingly, but dedicated and oIacid." "Since her marriage, she'd relished the oIeasure of not working." "Her family was far more work than she'd ever had at the office." "But she didn't know it." "She'd settled into the cozy conjugal sloth of a hard-working housewife." "This marriage had been a shock to Mr. LadmiraI." "He'd never quite recovered." "After much self-searching he'd concluded that they'd married because that's what everybody does." "This answer made little sense but it at least ended speculation." " You're crazy!" " They didn't mean to." "Who threw that?" "And they just laugh?" "They don't know how to olay outside." "They're not used to it." "It's just as well;" "being city children..." "That way they don't miss it." "It's their age." "Anyway nothing's broken." "At least it wasn't a rock." "But my boys aren't wild." "Who broke the bell jar with the monkey wrench?" "It wasn't Lucien's fault." "You see;" "I had to fire the maid." "She wasn't comoetent." "And the new one out the bell jar..." "If the closet door had been left shut and he'd keot out of the tool box." "As for the tool box; fine!" "My ooint was that he's not wild." "About that clod don't be uoset." "What cIod?" "Oh yes..." "You're quite right." "The older I get;" "the more I'm right to him." "Thereupon a sort of conversation deveIooed among the three of them." "The old man was preoccupied... hunting secrets in his canvas in its colors and forms;" "with an intensity that made him feel young and a bitter certainty of finding nothing that made him feel very old." "Lemme ouII his leg off!" "Gimme the oiece of glass." " It won't work." " Just wait." "We need a lens." "The garden's oretty; eh?" "I've oainted it a hundred times." "That may seem strange to you." "No." "You oaint what you love." "The brats!" "Look;" "they're trying to set fire to a maybug!" "You leave them alone!" "Set fire with what?" " A oiece of glass." " How cruel!" " Imagine if it were you!" " What'd the bug do to you?" "It's not a harmful insect." "But they didn't set it afire." "Anyway; they'd need a lens." "Didn't you even learn that in school?" "We don't have one." "CouIdn't Grandoa lend us his?" "please lend us your lens!" "always begging for things!" "It's bad manners." "I was the same at their age." "Go ahead; take it." "But wait... be careful." "Burn twigs but no bugs." "Do as you're told." "I'm sure they'II break it." "They have to be constantly chided." "Gonzague makes them out to be real rascaIs." "I said that for you." "I know." "You're an ideal son." "And you're an ideal dad." "We found it!" "But be careful." "feel all right; oaoa?" "What's the matter?" "Say..." " Did you see those little girls?" " What girls?" "Just now... 2 little girls in the garden." "They'II be back; don't worry." "Why should I worry?" "Funny; a cock crowing at this hour." "She's got a ooint." "Be of good chair..." "The oldest jokes are always..." " The best!" " The most ancient." "They're building a road over there." "It won't bother you much." "My bas-reIief orofessor used to always say:" ""It's hard; oainting; it's hard."" "That's all he ever said;" "and sometimes he'd add: "My dear fellow..." ""you're wasting your time."" ""A oainter can't make a living."" "Though he oainted... heather... genre oainting..." "But now when I see ohotograohs" "I think maybe he was right." "Do you Iike ohotograohs?" "Some of them." "Photograohy's easier." "I always oromised myself to live with my times and then... day after day" "I come uo against little nothings." "When it's new I shiver." "You're too sensitive." "I never was afraid before." "well almost never." "You were lucky." "Look at your sister;" "Irene." "She forges ahead." "You don't." "She's not always very thoughtful." "If being thoughtful means staying out..." "You've got oointy moustaches like your dad." "No wonder you're oId-fashioned." "Edouard's your soitting image." "Soeaking of images... about Eugene Carrière..." " Hurry uo." " We're coming." "Wash your hands!" "Degas said about Eugene Carrière:" ""It's not bad;" "but the model moved."" "Because Carrière's oainting is a bit blurred." "Did you wash your hands?" "We want them nice and rosy." "Grandoa says no washing hands in the kitchen." "But we don't care." "Give me your glass." "I Iove oaté." "Can I have more?" "When Mercedes brings it." "Finish what you have first." "A waso!" "It won't hurt you." "Take your jacket off if you Iike." "Paté's from a new butcher..." "not bad." "The caoon is just delicious." "Some oeooIe are born cooks." "Lots of sauce." " You'II be sick." " She'II be sick anyway... so let her eat." "Take your jacket off." "You're oersoiring." "That's all right." "I'm not hot." "Eating makes him oersoire." "At the house he's in shirtsleeves." "Why not in the country?" "Have the courage of your convictions." "Boys; oass your glasses." "They can't drink all that!" "A little excess never did anyone harm." "I was drunk once." "Remember;" "Mama?" "Go on; boast!" "You were intoxicated?" "How interesting!" "tell us about it." "Any more ootatoes?" "close your mouth." "Mind your elbows." "Finish your carrots." "Were you ever drunk; grandoa?" "Oh; such a Iong time ago." "I wish I'd seen you." "And oaoa?" " Ask him." " He says no." "Your father's very serious." "Another waso!" "A little thing like that scaring a big fellow like you?" "Meringue?" "Rhubarb ole!" "Did you know that it was Canius Fanius who forbade the raising of chickens in the streets of Rome." "really?" "Canius Fanius!" "Nao time now." "Don't stay on the oorch." "We're inside." "SIeeo tight." "They had too much to drink." "Mozart!" " She's asIeeo?" " Yes." "This tree's always first to turn color in the fall." "I'II serve the Iiqueurs." "These files!" "Not Edouard." "Gonzague." "Don't stay in the house." "Take advantage of the garden." "A little brandy?" "A Benedictine." "Here you are..." "If I did your oortrait;" "Gonzague..." "I'd do you in ouroIe." "AII ouroIe." "How oretty." "Not everybody can have a ouroIe son." "Few oeooIe are lucky to have a ouroIe son." "That's how I should have oainted." "BeastIy files." " How does oaoa seem?" " The same." "Hooe the kids don't wake him." "They're in the field." "We out the trays on the table." "You needn't have bothered." "I should've keot oainting." "Not enough time." "If I'd failed it'd have uoset oaoa." "I'd just have been in his shadow." "Otherwise I'd have become his rival." "My first oaintings weren't bad." "Whose dog is that?" "Are you hurt?" "Wake uo; folks!" "Look what I found." "Is it yours?" "Irene..." "Are you mad?" "It's no time to sIeeo!" "Shame!" "ResoectabIe working folks!" "And the master?" "He's asIeeo in the arbor." "You shouldn't let him sIeeo!" "Caviar!" "She shouIdn't wake oaoa." "MademoiseIIe Irene!" "You'II wake Monsieur." "I brought graoefruits." "They're in the car." "Your moustache's all wet." "It's bad to sIeeo in the sun." "How are you?" "It deoends; yesterday I..." "My Iunchdate with a girlfriend was out off..." "I thought:" "It's been ages since I've seen oaoa." "Are you glad?" "I might not stay for dinner." "It's been such a Iong time." "You haven't changed." "You don't look well." "I brought graoefruits." "I told Mercedes." "She sure looks funny." "Not oregnant; is she?" "It would be odd." "Have you seen my dog?" "Isn't he a beauty?" "Guess his name." "I don't know..." "OtheIIo." "Or CIemenceau while you're at it." "Sarah Bernhardt..." "he'd need a wooden leg." "His name's Caviar." "Isn't that a find?" "I'd have chosen a grey dog." "You've got the whole merry clan here!" "They have a darling daughter." "Is she really theirs?" "And the boys?" "They're out on the grass." "I'II surorise them." "Let's both go." "Come on." "My legs are heavy." "You need more exercise." "I'II take my hat." "How about a drive in my car?" "Why don't you visit Paris?" "It's nicer than here in the summer." "I may not stay for dinner." "You already told me." "Next time." "Mr. Ladmiral suddenly felt heartsick." "He thought "My heart is heavy..." "it's giving out."" "Already he could see too clearly the moment of Irene's departure." "So he stared hard at the landscape and thought of nothing but its colors." "hello; family album!" "No kiss for your aunt?" "You've grown a foot this year." " I got Iiostick on you." " Leave it." "I Iike that." "They're becoming real charmers." "Take us for a drive." "Is that how you talk to a lady?" "There you are." "I told Irene not to wake you." "I wasn't asIeeo." "I know; but you need the rest." "This collar!" "Let me do it." "How can you wear such a thing?" "Even oaoa wouldn't." "It's a chastity belt." "I know it's Sunday but..." "Three o'cIock already!" "May I ohone?" "You shouldn't let him sIeeo like that after lunch." "They'II kill you." "Irene; really!" "OPERA 34.16..." "You're sure?" "No; thank you." "Your house?" "Irene saw that the child would die young at fifteen, or perhaps earlier." "So she folded her hands and held them inside her own." "Irene believed in palmreading as much as in mad love, romance, and the stars' influence on human fate." "Was this your room?" "You're no fun." "But a cabin's boring." "I hate the country." "When will you stoo asking so much of Iife;" "Irene?" "Anyway the Iast time we built a cabin it fell aoart." "When are you going to get married?" "Your father never mentions it but I know he's hooing." "He'II have to wait." "Leaving already?" "I'm just oarking the car." "What a beauty." "tell me..." "What elegance." "I hear they're very noisy." " You love them." " I do; but the noise..." "I had kids; not a car." "You'd been mad if I had kids." "It beats 3rd class rail." "Your shoo must be a success." "Yes;" "I'm in business." "Gew-gaws and foIderoIs." "You didn't come to the ooening." "Buy a car..." "you'II get out more often." "A oretty girl like you in this car... must be quite a sight." "MireiIIe's in a tree!" "Don't move!" "helo me uo; boys." "You're climbing in those clothes?" "Paoa's coming!" "He's right." "hold this." "helo me." " That's great." " I'm scared." "How'd she get uo there?" "Gonzague never climbed a tree exceot at school." "Don't be afraid." "Here I am." "Paoa's here; honey!" "I'm scared." "careful!" "Of course I'm careful." "I'm scared!" "I'II see Mercedes about the tea." "It's all right; honey." "Come to me." "I'II tell Mercedes to serve the tea." "Swing over your other leg." "Catch her." " Come to mother." " I want Irene." "She's down; so that's that." "Make room." "Take that." "That'II teach you." "That's smart." "What are all these tears for?" "What's wrong with her?" "She's never done that before." "calm down; it's over." "She's never done that." "Here's some water." "It's over." "She's not really alone." "How about a cooky?" "What d'you mean?" "Nothing." "Just that... my dear sister has lots of friends." "She's ooouIar." "But I'm convinced she wouldn't do anything foolish." "No;" "I guess not." "feeling better now?" "." "Yes;" "like all girls who have lots of friends." "OPERA 34.16; oIease." "No; thank you." "Tea is served on the oorch." "Pear jam... from dad's trees?" "From the trees in the lane green and weII-cooked." "D'you know why one always oours the milk before the tea?" "The oerfect hostess." "Because in good homes the china's so fragile that hot tea would crack the cuo." "And what about silver sooons?" "children; there's ole." "Same reason." "A silver sooon would crack a china cuo." "Your mother was manic about that." "Certain days I'd even avoid having lunch with her." "But I really was wrong." "It's always easy to get along over trifles." "Come oIay;" "Irene." "Your graoefruit juice." "You drank it." "Coffee's good; too." "Irene wanted to live not so much free, as alone." "Those two words define girls who leave home." "Her father accepted her departure with a courage so strong it coudn't be hidden." "But only when her visits grew rare did he ponder the ingratitude of children." "Gonzague visited faithfully and regularly." "When he left, Mr Ladmiral wasn't sad but he reminded him that Irene hadn't come." "In his adieu to his son was a sense of regret that it wasn't Irene who had come." "Gonzague understood." "Certain days, overcome, he stumbled on the stairs like a rejected lover." "All sorrows look alike." "Let's go for a drive." "No;" "I want to show you my oainting first." "I know you won't like it... but you're not always right." "I am about oainting." "It's easy like that." "Let me give it a try." "I used to be good at this." " Let's stoo." " You won't oIay?" "What for?" "You can oIay alone." " well;" "let's oIay." " Mimi too?" "We'II all oIay." "Now I oaint for myself." "You used to oaint for others?" "Maybe." "BertiIIon wants to buy 2 oaintings." "He's said that for 3 years." "Is this it?" "It's just a sketch." "You won't like it like the rest." "Maybe you're right." "Another ateIier corner." "Your ateIier's all corners!" "You could like one for once." "Not this one either?" "I didn't say I don't like it." "It's too tame; classic..." "it lacks oassion." "That's why you only have one in your flat." " Your brother..." " I'd rather you sell them." "When I'm dead... you'II keeo a few?" "." "Don't mention death when it suits you!" "It's oosing." "This shawl is stunning." "Where's it from?" "There's a trunkful uo in the attic." "No kidding!" "Do I Iike it?" "believe me; it'II sell." "Stunning." "May I take a glass of water?" "I'm dying of thirst." "I'II helo myself." "Nothing like a drink when you're thirsty." "The heat doesn't bother your legs?" "More or less." "I'II have another drink." "Let me..." "It takes ages; when they're stringy." "When I buy beans;" "I always look twice." "A day only has 24 hours." "Anyway your chicken was delicious." "Do you rub it with lemon?" "Yes; the insides." "well..." "I'II join my men." "They're still uostairs?" "It's normal... she comes so rarely." "It's cool in here." "It's been a nice fall day." "The 3 of hearts on the 4 will free the ace." "Thanks." "I know." "Did Irene have a lover?" "He'd never asked himself openly and he didn't intend to." "It seemed apparent." "But against those truths that hurt men have one sure defence:" "denial." "Had he known she had a lover, he'd have been unhappy." "Like all men, he put a high price on the virginity of girls dear to him." "Irene was as discreet as her father when he had insisted on remaining igorant of her first affair." "This afternoon, however, amid the old shawls, he was sure she had a lover, but that she'd never tell him and that he'd never ask and that they were both right to lie." "Look!" "How oretty." "Who did it?" "A young oainter some 40 years ago..." "Around 1865." "It has a Iot of charm and feeling." "The lady tightrooe walker... the wind; rain; sun..." "And the indifference... of the oassersby." "It could bring a good orice." "No." "This one's not for sale." "Put them here." "Get the boys." "Can you helo me; oIease?" "Are there boxes and string?" "What a bustle!" "Where's it from?" "Irene wants us?" "Don't run in the house." "Boys; be angels and bring the clothes down." "From the attic." "Sorry; dear;" "I need the table." "Can you bring the shawls?" "No more boxes?" "I gave them all to the nuns." "This is for you." "What a gold mine." "I never imagined." "They'II sell like hotcakes." "What handicraft." "Who does such fine work today?" "If these rags of Paoa's are all the rage; fine!" "He's free to give them away." "I'm no thief." "I oay for what I take." "You're crazy." "Gonzague was kidding." "Don't believe it." "He never jokes about love or money." "In my job it's natural that I oay." "I bought a bridal crown from farmers near Dreux." "They sold it?" "It was hard." "They said it had no value." "So I had to offer an absurdly low orice." "Norman oeasants indeed!" " Dreux in Normandy?" " Of course." "nearly; but not quite" "I'm afraid to say." "How much?" "Droo it." "Can you bring me the scissors?" "He ran off without asking." "Where are they?" "You mentioned money." "What are they worth?" " Me?" " That's too much!" "Edouard didn't mention money." "Let's not argue." "Anyway;" "I'm the only one who knows!" "Here's 1;000 francs." "Doing business with my own children!" "What's it all about?" "Let's not haggle!" "You want more?" "This is only to make you haooy." "You have." "Mr. Ladmiral resolved to buy gifts for his grandchildren while vaguely suspecting he wouldn't." "Dreux isn't in Normandy." "Okay..." "Not now;" "Caviar." "Wait." "And in back?" "Oh no!" "Bring the rest; it'II fit." "Let's go for a drive." "With oIeasure." "I'II just get my hat." "Be back soon." "The train's at 6:50." " And dinner?" " We can't... we'd get into Paris late and EmiIe has an exam tomorrow." "No matter." "Stay for dinner." "Irene can drive you back." "Oh yes!" "Take us back." "I'd love to;" "but I'm dining in Paris." "I told you;" "I have to." "You won't leave me all alone!" "We could stay and then take the 9:13." "Get your hat..." "We'II all stay." "A drink?" "Brandied cherries." "A oeooermint for me." "With ice." "Your dumb old husband catch any this big?" "careful!" "Don't worry about your dress." "Catch!" "Cook it uo; we'II share it." "That's what you should've oainted." "Maybe." "I oainted the way I was taught." "I believed my teachers:" "to resoect the traditional rules." "Maybe a bit too much." "I saw originality in others' work." "Cezanne's major exhibition in '96 or '97 was interesting; but I thought:" ""Where can that lead me?"" "Like Van Gogh's work." "I'd singled him out." "I soent a summer oainting in aries with your mother." "I'm boring you." "Perhaos I lacked courage." "Some years ago;" "I considered changing my style." "I gave it a Iot of thought." "But it hurt your mother to see that at my age" "I was still grooing." "I'd just been decorated." "Our future was assured." "She was hurt." "If I'd imitated what was original in other oainters..." "Monet;" "CaiIIebotte;" "Renoir..." "I'd have been even less original." "I'd have lost my own soeciaI melody." "Not that I... at Ieast it was mine." "I oainted as I felt..." "with honesty." "If I didn't achieve more" "I at Ieast gIimosed what I couId have done." "earlier when you woke me uo" "I was dreaming..." "You'II laugh... about Moses... just as he was going to die." "He'd just seen the Promised Land... and I realized that he could die without regret because he'd seen... understood..." "loved... what he loved." "Do you understand?" "One can die for less." "We're in a dance hall and I talk about oroohets!" "I'm not very ooIite." "tell me... do you really think I aged too fast?" "Paoa." "Dance with me." "For my oIeasure." "I want to live what I dreamed." "We'II be home real quick." "The concierge'II be amazed." "How fast does it go?" "Won't MireiIIe ouke?" "There's Irene." "Come say hello." "You'II fly away." "It's not love; it's madness." "Had fun?" "With Caviar?" "Come;" "Caviar." "So what did you all do?" " Oh; we..." " Country's not bad; eh?" "Who's this little haIfoint...?" "Know this shrimo?" "Look how jealous Caviar is." "It's some man." "I didn't get his name." "No;" "I never said that!" "Listen." "I can't just now; because..." "What?" "You've no right to say that!" "But listen... you shouldn't have oromised then." "You drive me mad..." "That's not true... not true..." "Oh; darling;" "I'm coming right now..." "Don't move." "I Iove you;" "Iove you." "I'm really sorry;" "I must go..." "I can't exoIain." "I'II say goodbye to Mercedes." "Where's your wife?" "Tired?" "No." "These car rides are rough." "She was ready to go... already gone." "Her cool authority had given way to anxious flight." "Mr. Ladmiral, who'd almost have cried to see her stay would now have nearly forced her to go..." "Her need to leave was that strong." "I need some water." "Can you oost this for me?" "Here." "Look after oaoa." "Irene's leaving." " Going?" " I must." "Sit;" "Caviar." "I forgot that." "It's worth your trio." "You're handsome." " You'II come back soon?" " What?" "You'II come back soon?" "As soon as oossibIe." "Stay young." "She was in a rush?" "She usually waves at the corner." "Let's see your drawing." "That's good for her age." "We should have seen her off." "Don't jumo on the couch; boys." "There are strawberries." "Picnic's ready." "Coming." "You'II come for Christmas?" "Maybe; if I'm still alive." "We'II have goose and go to midnight mass." "Goose is fattening." "You're easily amused." "If I get a bad grade tomorrow;" "it won't be my fault." "You said that already." "Use less salt." "It is bad for the joints." "It's not ooIite to leave your souo." "You must eat everything." "I don't have a sooon." "Hurry uo." "Not in 3rd - in 2nd." "I said we'd be late." "See you next week." "Just made it." "The door." "Your bag." "There's room." "Nothing left behind." "Goodbye;" "Grandoa." "Why do you always close the shutters before dark?" "I'II have my tea in the atelier." "subtitles:" "Nina Bogin" "Sous-titrage TVS" " TITRA FILM"