:42:00
Oh, no. Of course l do.
:42:03
Yes.
:42:04
Neither do l.
:42:07
lt's not that kind of poetry.
:42:13
And in a moment of weakness...
:42:17
l prayed to the Virgin Mother...
:42:19
to soothe Charly's soul
in his hour of suffering.
:42:22
You understand an animal
has no immortal soul.
:42:27
l understand, mon pere.
:42:30
Yet you flout God's law.
:42:32
GUlLLAUME:
l'm weak and a sinner.
:42:35
PERE: What else?
:42:39
lmpure thoughts.
:42:42
GUlLLAUME: The woman
who runs the chocolaterie.
:42:45
Vianne Rocher?
:42:46
She suggested
l buy chocolate seashells...
:42:49
for the widow Audel.
:42:51
And, well...
:42:54
l guess that got me to thinking
about the widow Audel.
:42:57
At her age? At your age?
:43:01
Yes. And yes.
:43:05
And just what were you doing
in a chocolaterie during Lent?
:43:09
lt was for Charly.
:43:13
Again you flout God's law.
:43:18
Well, but if Charly
has no soul...
:43:23
then there's no harm
in him breaking Lent.
:43:26
GUlLLAUME:
lsn't that so, mon pere?
:43:31
Ten Hail Marys,
twenty Our Fathers.
:43:35
''Will she never have done,
then...
:43:37
''that ghoul queen of
a million dead bodies?
:43:42
''l see myself again...
:43:45
''skin rotten
with mud and pest...
:43:48
''worms in my armpits
and in my hair.''
:43:53
lt's perfectly wretched,
isn't it?
:43:56
Perfectly.