:22:27
-What are you doing here?
-I'm Iooking for M. DeIassaIIe.
:22:33
He's never here during
the day.
:22:36
-When does he come back?
-Who knows if he comes back at aII.
:22:40
His bed is aIways neat. See,
no beIongings, no bags.
:22:49
Nothing. Some weird guest.
:22:58
Did you ever see him?
:22:59
Never, neither did
the doorkeeper.
:23:02
He must come, after I Ieave...
:23:03
and before the other guy
starts his shift.
:23:05
But, why aII these questions?
:23:08
He's my husband.
I am Mme. DeIassaIIe.
:23:11
Poor Iady! This isn't where
you shouId Iook for him.
:23:17
You can trust me. His Iife
is somewhere eIse.
:23:27
It's scary. What's happening
to us?
:23:30
I don't know.
No one knows.
:23:32
It doesn't make any sense.
:23:35
80,000 francs. Shower repair,
and it's two years oId.
:23:40
Ah, this time it smeIIs
the baiIiff.
:23:42
Pay them haIf. It's aIready
something.
:23:49
-He was reaIIy dead, wasn't he?
-You're the one who shouId know.
:23:55
-Why are you saying that?
-You kiIIed him, didn't you?