Love in the Afternoon
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:14:02
-You must not shoot yourself.
-Myself?. I haven't done anything.

:14:06
Quite true.
:14:07
What is the number of the suite, 14?
:14:10
-Exactly.
-And the gypsies leave at 10:00?

:14:13
Exactly.
:14:14
Then at 10:00,
I shall walk into Suite 14 and shoot.

:14:17
-The American?
-Exactly.

:14:21
Goodbye, Monsieur Chavasse.
:14:22
You do realize
that this is cold-blooded murder?

:14:25
I do.
:14:26
And that you may have
to spend years in jail?

:14:28
I may.
:14:29
Is there nothing I can say to dissuade you
from this foolhardy scheme?

:14:33
Nothing whatsoever.
:14:34
In that case, Monsieur,
you leave me no choice.

:14:36
-I must insist on being paid right now.
-How much?

:14:40
Sixty-thousand francs.
:14:43
It should really be more,
because with Mr. Flannagan removed...

:14:46
...there will be a sharp drop
in my business.

:14:49
Thank you, Monsieur.
:14:53
You may take the photographs if you wish.
There is no extra charge.

:14:56
You send them to my lawyer.
:14:58
And my bags,
you send them also to my lawyer.

:15:00
No extra charge.
:15:03
Au revoir, Monsieur. Bonne chance.
:15:13
-Papa?
-Yes, Ariane?

:15:15
Papa....
:15:16
What is it?
:15:18
-Papa, may I practice again?
-Of course, darling.

:15:23
-Perhaps I'd better take the tray out first.
-Thank you. Go ahead, darling.

:15:29
Your client seemed so nervous.
:15:34
What was he moaning about?
:15:35
It's his wife. She.... Never mind.
:15:38
Aren't you going
to the conservatory today?

:15:41
In the afternoon, Papa.
:15:46
Michel is picking me up.
:15:51
He must be quite tall. At least 6-foot-3.
:15:54
Who? Michel?
:15:57
No. Mr. Flannagan.
:15:59
Give me that.

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