Le Corbeau
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:16:00
I meant it for her and for me.
:16:02
Don't be angry.
Here are your letters.

:16:04
May l?
I'm something of a graphologist.

:16:07
Not a prankster?
:16:09
Graphologist and prankster.
:16:12
They're not mutually exclusive.
:16:15
A peculiar personality.
:16:17
Smart. Very smart, in fact.
:16:20
A bit too much.
:16:22
Sensuality.
:16:25
Much too much sensuality.
:16:27
But also a lack
of fexibility and freedom.

:16:31
You're not very tolerant, my friend.
:16:34
You're a rock.
:16:36
A finely chiseled rock,
but a rock, nonetheless.

:16:38
It can't make you many friends.
:16:41
I have neither friends nor enemies.
:16:46
Can you name one friend I have?
- Well, I can name an enemy.

:16:49
- Who?
- Do you mind, Doctor?

:16:51
Excuse me,
but you're blocking the letter box.

:16:55
Have a good trip, Michel?
- Fine, thank you.

:16:57
See you at the hospital.
:17:02
You were saying, an enemy?
:17:05
My wife received an anonymous letter.
:17:08
She told you?
:17:09
She hides nothing from me.
My age, you know.

:17:13
I received one myself this morning.
:17:17
- On the same subject?
- Yes, with further details.

:17:21
It seems your relations with Laura
left an embarrassing trace -

:17:25
Take it easy.
:17:27
Which, in my absence, you supposedly
removed by surgical means.

:17:35
Care for one?
:17:36
And Delorme, as chief physician,
received a similar missive.

:17:41
You're accused of relieving
vulnerable women of unwelcome burdens.

:17:46
There. You've been warned.
:17:49
- If I find the bastard!
- Fighting words.

:17:52
I have some experience in the matter.
:17:55
I've been an expert witness
in poison-pen cases.

:17:59
What we're dealing with here
is not a slanderer, but a sick man.


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