Madame Curie
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It's because I was so worn out.
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You know, Marie, how tired I was.
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Pierre. If one of us
should ever go

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the other couldn't go on alone.
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Couldn't be expected of us
could it?

1:36:12
Oh, Marie. I've upset you.
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Could it, Pierre?
1:36:19
You were wrong, Marie.
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Whatever happens
if one should go

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the other must stay on.
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One must work just the same.
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But I for one had no intention of
going anywhere

1:36:29
except to our
wonderful new laboratory.

1:36:31
Only one more week.
Just think of it.

1:36:34
After all this waiting
only one more week.

1:36:40
Pierre?
1:36:41
Yes, dear.
1:36:43
Come back here.
1:36:44
Ha?
1:36:45
Come back.
1:36:50
What is it?
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I want to tell you something.
Sit down.

1:36:58
Well? What is it?
1:37:01
So hard.
I just can't find the words.

1:37:07
Pierre, are you proud of me?
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Marie.
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Because I'm so proud of you.
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I'm so proud that sometimes
I think I'll burst.

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You're a very great man, Pierre.
1:37:22
Not the way the world means.
Just you.

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Your kindness, your gentleness
and your wisdom.

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I love you, Pierre, so deeply.
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I never dreamed...
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I'm so thankful, Pierre.
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That's what I wanted to tell you.
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That's what I thought
you'll always know.

1:37:57
France sees it fit to bestow
the famous scientific couple


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