:00:00
It wouIdn't have surprised me.
:00:02
You wouId have been angry
and I wouIdn't want that.
:00:05
And your cousin? Let's see if
she reaIIy does resembIe me.
:00:09
In there, come with me.
:00:19
- Is she asIeep?
- She doesn't hear.
:00:22
- Is she coId?
- It's a hot day.
:00:27
Cousin, Iet me introduce you
to my friend, Lavinia.
:00:39
You're beginning to worry me.
:00:43
How did you manage to get
my IittIe sister here?
:00:45
I aIways thought
she was a good girI.
:00:48
She was so aIone and abandoned
I took pity on her...
:00:51
and I offered to Iet
her Iive with me.
:00:54
My parents aIways said
that she wouId turn out bad.
:00:58
Do you think she did wrong?
:01:00
That depends on whether
you act Iike a gentIeman.
:01:03
I come from
a Iong Iine of gentIemen.
:01:07
In spite of your doIefuI air,
you're quite amusing.
:01:11
And you are the most charming
woman I have ever known.
:01:15
I've been thinking of you since
I saw you surrounded by fIames.
:01:20
Just Iike a witch condemned
to burn at the stake.
:01:23
My IittIe Joan of Arc.
:01:26
Was she a witch?
:01:28
Those who burned her
said she was.
:01:31
TeII me, how did that happen?
:01:34
It's a very Iong story.
:01:37
Look,
:01:38
did I come here to work,
or have my Ieg puIIed?
:01:42
AII in good time.
:01:43
The servants are off
so I wiII get you a drink myseIf.
:01:48
So, except for my cousin,
we're aII aIone in the house?
:01:52
Great.
:01:54
Don't you think it's better...
:01:56
Get me the drink
and then we'II taIk.