:07:02
Don't worry, there'll always be
plenty of Frenchmen.
:07:05
- Good luck.
- That's very civil of you.
:07:10
- But why not take a commission?
- It's so easy for you men.
:07:14
You decide to do something, then do it.
:07:16
If you were a man, what would you do?
:07:20
I'd become enormously powerful.
:07:22
I'd become the Czar's most trusted
minister, and he'd consult me.
:07:27
And you would sit at my right hand.
:07:29
Whenever anything was complicated,
:07:32
the case would be laid before you
as judge.
:07:36
Why me?
:07:38
Because your heart is pure
and you're good.
:07:42
Well done, my dear.
:07:45
On that note, I think I should leave.
:07:48
If you had that power,
what would you do?
:07:51
I?
:07:55
I would hesitate. Now I must go.
:07:58
- Pierre, come again soon.
- I'll walk you to the door.
:08:02
- Au revoir.
- Come soon again.
:08:06
Come again soon.
:08:08
Mama and Papa will be awfully
Ionely with Nicholas gone.
:08:12
- They do love seeing you.
- Of course. I love the whole family.
:08:17
The whole family?
That's not as simple as you think.
:08:21
What do you mean?
:08:23
There are currents and counter-currents.
:08:29
Au revoir.
:08:32
Now, where are you going?
Dolokhov's rooms?
:08:36
I am. How did you know?
:08:38
I hear things, I hear things.
:08:43
Go. Go to your night of disgusting,
fascinating debauchery.
:08:51
Au revoir.