:37:00
Whatever I do, it won't be...
:37:03
just to make money.
:37:05
If I make some,
so much the better.
:37:09
In business, money's everything.
:37:12
You don't sell for the joy of it,
only for money.
:37:17
I have to enjoy what I do.
:37:21
You have an artistic temperament.
:37:25
Maybe.
:37:27
A temperament...
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I'm not really an artist.
:37:31
I couldn't paint like Clarisse.
:37:34
I'm more of a tinkerer.
:37:38
I like to fix lamps
and make things,
:37:42
I like antiques.
:37:44
I'm full of ideas.
:37:46
Maybe I'm dreaming...
:37:48
It's a very modest dream.
:37:50
Too modest?
:37:52
You can be as much of an artist
:37:53
being a good tinkerer
as a bad painter.
:37:58
You're laughing?
:37:59
I don't mean Clarisse.
:38:01
I love her work.
:38:03
So do I.
:38:05
I keep on saying, "So do l"!
:38:08
No, I was thinking of a friend,
:38:11
a painter...
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Not a bad one, at that.
:38:16
I lived with him.
:38:18
I couldn't live with an artist,
it's stifling.
:38:22
I'd rather be in the same situation
as Clarisse,
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with a husband
whose work is his life.
:38:31
They're a good couple.
:38:33
Just modern enough.
Don't you think?
:38:36
They're very nice.
:38:38
Clarisse is my cousin,
but I don't see her that much.
:38:43
You're not from here?
:38:46
My parents lived in the colonies.
:38:49
My father who was in the army,
died a few years ago.
:38:52
My mother settled here.
:38:54
She didn't want to live in a big city.
:38:57
She got a job in a bank.