War and Peace
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:03:23
Splendid sight. Splendid men.
Eh, Pierre?

:03:27
- For parades.
- What do you mean by that?

:03:30
Remember. I've seen
the French marching too.

:03:33
Don't tell me they march
better than that.

:03:39
Led by the greatest man in Europe.
:03:42
Bonaparte?
:03:45
A usurper. A murderer.
A deposer of kings.

:03:49
A colossus.
:03:50
A fresh wind.
A cleansing force.

:03:54
What does your father say when
he hears you say things like that?

:03:57
We don't talk about things
like that, my father and I.

:04:01
How is he?
:04:03
The doctors say
he will die at any moment.

:04:06
Have you been to see him?
:04:08
I'm waiting to be asked.
:04:10
In heaven all things
will be arranged.

:04:14
I believe that's the rumor.
:04:16
Remember, Pierre, this is your home
when you want it to be...

:04:20
and the Rostovs are your family
when you want them to be.

:04:25
I smoke too much.
:04:31
Isn't it lovely? How can you bear
not to go with them?

:04:35
I can bear it.
:04:37
If I were a man,
I'd be down there...

:04:39
riding a terrible black horse,
waving a sword.

:04:48
It's so unfair.
:04:50
Men are the only people
permitted to have any fun.


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