Elena et les hommes
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Under enemy artillery fire.
In a real war, his men would be massacred.

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I'll be right there.
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Come to dinner tonight
at Maisonvilliers Castle and I'll explain.

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I'll be there.
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Let's head back.
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Thank you, Henri.
You've given me the mission of my life.

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And I thought I was so crafty.
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You look troubled. What is it?
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I was thinking of an old story
that impressed me as a child:

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"The Sorcerer's Apprentice."
Do you know it?

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It's a very popular story in Poland.
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Who are you?
What are you doing here?

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My name's Hector Chagnol.
I'm General Rollan's orderly.

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My goodness!
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- Welcome, friend. Have you eaten?
- Not yet.

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Back to work now.
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Sit down.
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Were you in today's maneuvers?
- And how!

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Even though I was wounded.
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- Where?
- Here.

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Thank you for this magnificent evening.
At your side, I forget all my troubles.

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- You mustn't. I've important things to say.
- Me too.

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- I'd like to be alone with you.
- My dearest wish.

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- I fear indiscretion.
- So do I!

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When I find the fool who introduced
my niece to the general!

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Look no further, Baroness.
It was I.

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My poor little pigeon!
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- You said I'd be able to rehearse.
- Where is my Eugene?

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Now I'm certain that tonight marks
the start of my mission with the general.

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I'm sorry to hurt you.
Let me break my vow.


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