1:14:08
l understand that Father Anselme...
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...has explained to you
the reason for my visit?
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Yes, he said you wished
to be reconciled with me...
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...before beginning instruction with him.
1:14:16
That is correct.
1:14:19
But l see no need for formal reconciliation,
Monsieur.
1:14:23
No.
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When l have, as you said, insulted you...
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...and when you have treated me
with an unqualified contempt.
1:14:30
Contempt?
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You ran away from my aunt's house
in the middle of the night.
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You refuse to answer
or even receive my letters.
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And all this,
after l have shown a restraint...
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...of which l think we are both aware.
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l would call that,
at the very least, contempt.
1:14:45
l am sure you understand me better
than you pretend to, Monsieur.
1:14:48
lt was me you ran away from, wasn't it?
1:14:51
l had to leave.
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And do you have to keep away from me?
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l am as unhappy as you could
ever have wanted me to be.
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l have only ever wanted your happiness.
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How can l be happy without you?
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l must have you, or die.
1:15:25
Death it is.
1:15:31
l'm sorry, Madame.
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All l wanted from this meeting
was your forgiveness...
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...for the wrongs that you think
that l have done you.
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So that l may end my days
in some peace of mind.
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l understood you approved of the choice
my duty has compelled me to make.
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Yes.
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And your choice has determined mine.
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Which is what?
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The only choice capable of
putting an end to my suffering.
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What do you mean?
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l love you.
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You have no idea how much.
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Just remember l have made
far more difficult sacrifices...