:41:02
Yes, I do.
:41:04
As you can see,
the pseudo-facade was stripped away...
:41:07
to reveal
the minimalist rococo design.
:41:10
Note the unusual
inverted vaulted ceilings.
:41:13
This is yet another example
of the late neoclassic Baroque period.
:41:16
And, as I always say,
if it's not Baroque, don't fix it.
:41:22
Where was I?
:41:24
As you were!
:41:26
Now, then, if I may draw your attention
to the flying buttresses above the...
:41:31
Uh, mademoiselle?
:41:38
- What's up there?
- Where? There? Oh, nothing.
:41:40
Absolutely nothing of interest
at all in the west wing.
:41:42
Dusty, dull, very boring.
:41:45
Ah, so that's the west wing!
:41:47
Nice going.
:41:50
I wonder what
he's hiding up there.
:41:52
- Hiding? The master is hiding nothing.
- Then it wouldn't be forbidden.
:41:56
That's, uh, uh... Mademoiselle would,
uh, like to, uh, uh, see something else?
:42:00
We have exquisite tapestries
dating all the way back to...
:42:03
- Maybe later.
- Uh, the... the gardens...
:42:05
or, or the...
the library perhaps?
:42:07
You have a library?
:42:09
- Yes! Oh, indeed.
- With books.
:42:11
- Scads of books!
- Mountains of books!
:42:14
- Forests of books!
- Cascades!
:42:15
- Cloudbursts!
- Swamps of books!
:42:16
More books than you'll ever
be able to read in a lifetime.
:42:19
Books on every subject
ever studied...
:42:21
by every author
who ever set pen to paper.
:42:23
By every author
who ever set pen to paper.