Chocolat
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:21:00
Monsieur Audel was killed
on January 12, 1917.

:21:05
lt was quite a blow
to Madame Audel.

:21:08
Apparently so.
:21:10
-Hmm.
-Hmm.

:21:14
Bonjour, Mesdames!
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ALL: Bonjour, Monsieur le Comte.
:21:23
l wish all my tenants...
:21:25
were as reliable as you,
Madame Drou.

:21:29
How is the comtesse
enjoying ltaly?

:21:32
Uh...She may be
extending her trip.

:21:36
MADAMEDROU:Ah, very nice.
:21:42
Have either of you seen
the new shop across the square?

:21:45
The chocolaterie? Yes.
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Shameless, isn't it?
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[Clicks off]
:21:52
REYNAUD:
The sheer nerve of the woman...

:21:53
opening a chocolaterie
just in time for Lent.

:22:00
REYNAUD: The woman is brazen.
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My heart
goes out to that poor...

:22:06
illegitimate child of hers.
:22:09
Mmm.
:22:14
Bonjour.
:22:18
[Singing] You ain't nothin '
but a hound dog

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Cryin'allthe time
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PERESlNGlNG: You ain't nothin '
but a hound dog

:22:27
Cryin'allthe time
:22:29
Well, you ain't never
caught no rabbit

:22:32
You ain't no friend of mine
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Ooh, yeah!
:22:35
REYNAUD:
A new addition to the liturgy?

:22:39
l have a weakness
for American music...

:22:41
Monsieur le Comte.
:22:43
How long have you been with us,
Pere Henri?

:22:46
lt will be five weeks.
:22:49
Your predecessor, Pere Michel,
he was with us for five decades.

:22:54
Yes, well...
:22:56
l only pray l can live up
to Pere Michel's example.


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