Jean de Florette
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I have enough tools here
for a nice little workshop.

:32:29
Your wife sings beautifully.
It sounds even better than in church.

:32:35
She has charmed many listeners.
She sang operas.

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- In public?
- Yes, in concert halls.

:32:42
That was years ago.
Today my voice is half gone.

:32:46
It must have been fantastic!
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Glorious!
She triumphed as Manon.

:32:51
That's why we call
our daughter Manon.

:32:56
It's a great spot.
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A tough climb, but it's worth it.
:33:02
It's heaven on earth.
:33:03
Is that why you rented
this old farm?

:33:06
- I didn't rent it.
- Did you buy it?

:33:09
I didn't buy it either,
but it's my home.

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Are you Jean de Florette?
:33:19
My name is Jean,
and my mother was Florette.

:33:24
But my name is Jean Cadoret.
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If you'd been born here,
we'd call you Jean de Florette.

:33:30
What a lovely title for a song,
or even a light opera!

:33:34
You knew my mother?
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No, but I knew her brother Bouffiigue.
We were good friends.

:33:43
I'll drink to Mother Nature,
to these fragrant hills...

:33:48
to the cicadas, the breeze,
to the age-old rocks.

:33:54
I drink to the blue sky.
:33:59
To your health.

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