Monsieur Batignole
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Bad French paint, that's all.
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- Excuse me?
- Papers forthe truck!

:48:15
Me French, not Jew.
Understand?

:48:20
You can go.
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Colonel,
this is Andrea.

:48:32
I think we have a problem
with Batignole.

:48:35
We started eating.
How was the delivery?

:48:37
I got it in early.
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Did you hear about your promotion?
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What's this?
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Edmond's to be
Gestapo caterer.

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And the fool doesn't tell us.
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It's not official.
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They owe me.
I've been footing the bill.

:48:51
It got you in the door.
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If there's no contract, I'm out.
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Don't be such a pig.
:48:58
The Krauts have been
the pigs around here.

:49:00
Sorry, Pierre-Jean.
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Your scorn is appropriate.
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Besides, things can still change.
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Are the winds changing?
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Well Marguerite,
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scornful tones must now shift
to more somber ones.

:49:16
Collaborating with the Germans
is fine, if they respect us.

:49:20
We've done a fine job ridding
the country ofJews and terrorists.

:49:24
Now Hitler must do his part.
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Absolutely.
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Let's raise our glasses
to a new cleansed France,

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one that's serene and prosperous.
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To a revolution led by Pétain.
Vive la France!

:49:36
Vive I'Amour.
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Let's have champagne!
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I'll get some.
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No!
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You're hiding something.
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You stop me every time.
It's fishy.

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Remember, I put it upstairs.
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- You said you brought it down.
- No. Up.

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- You bring it up, then down.
- So?

:49:54
- Well it is odd.
- What's odd!

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Are you OK, Edmond?
:49:58
He's never OK!
:49:59
It's her!

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