:23:02
For me?
:23:04
Had you been so foolhardy
as to refuse...
:23:09
I can assure you the blade
doesn't retract into the handle.
:23:13
You think Frederick
wouldn't resist?
:23:16
I didn't come here alone.
:23:28
Incredible!
Like a scene from the play!
:23:33
- Happy now?
- I sure am.
:23:37
This imbecile is
a great admirer of yours.
:23:40
- The thought of...
- I felt sick.
:23:43
No, really?
How nice.
:23:46
So there are decent folks
in every trade.
:23:50
So, did you enjoy the play?
:23:53
Don't ask.
The boy is shy about his feelings.
:23:57
But you were there tonight?
:23:59
- Well?
- Interesting.
:24:01
I wouldn't criticize...
:24:02
Please do.
:24:04
It's not every day
you come across a specialist.
:24:08
A connoisseur.
:24:10
This is marvelous!
:24:12
Do me the honor
of supping with me.
:24:15
I had it prepared for the authors.
But I doubt...
:24:20
Oh, Mr Frederick!
:24:21
It's most kind of you,
but we don't wish to intrude.
:24:24
And you must be tired.
:24:26
Not at all.
:24:28
Just famished.
No formalities! Let's eat.
:24:30
If you insist.
:24:33
I have to regain my strength.
I have a duel at dawn.
:24:39
It must be unpleasant
to die on an empty stomach.
:24:44
A duel?
With whom?
:24:47
With some fool.
:24:48
You'll kill him, I hope?
:24:50
If we had to kill every fool...
:24:52
Indeed.
:24:54
Yet it would make life
so much easier.