Contes immoraux

Year:
1974
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Love, delightful as it is,

pleases even more by the ways

in which it reveals itself.

La Rochefoucauld

(Quotes)

La Maree based on the story of

Andre Pieyre de Mandiargues

Julie, my cousin, was sixteen,

I was twenty,

and this small difference in age,

made her docile to my will.

Be careful!

You too!

Goodbye! Don't worry!

-How many tomatoes do you want?

-Two!

Hurry!

My hat! In my room,

under the bed!

Bring me my hat!

That is not a hat!

I will get past you,

so I won't see you!

I want to forget you.

I must yearn for you,

next time we meet.

-How many;

-Five.

I have met five boys

since last summer.

I met them in parties.

We made out...

Only that;

On the mouth;

No! Each time

my mother was present.

Untouched.

Thanks to my aunt

who left today!

I think your mother

looks like madame Claude.

That fat lady who introduces you

to girls in Paris?

They are my friends!

-Do you see them often?

-Every Wednesday. We have fun.

Have you kissed them?

Not exactly.

I have other uses for their mouths.

Watch out girlie!

If we go on like this,

the tide will catch us.

The tide is nearing!

It's your fault!

You should have told me earlier!

It is too late now!

We have come a long way,

to go back.

We'll head for those rocks

The tide won't reach us there.

We will wait until the waters recede.

My foot hurts!

What shall we do?

We are all alone!

The water won't get any higher.

Do you see that line on the rocks?

If we get a little higher,

we'll only wet our feet.

Andre, I am here!

Come closer!

Crawling!

Get up!

Give me your dress!

Did you get it dirty already?

You have time to wash it,

until your mother returns.

Tidal timetable

Now you shall take off your

swimming suit.

You'll be naked

under the dress.

Get those seaweeds off you!

You'll play another game with me.

I want it much.

Come here!

Come!

Closer!

As close as you can.

Look at this!

1 1 :
27...

I have craved your mouth

for a long time.

As a man in the desert

craves cool water.

I will satisfy my desire

and quench my thirst.

You'll kiss me on the mouth?

You shall not kiss me on the mouth!

You shall take me in your mouth!

I thought you understood.

Like the girls of Madame Claude.

You shall take me,

until high tide.

That's half an hour.

So you won't talk to me

and distract me...

...I will explain the tide

phenomenon.

Pay attention to what I do

to your mouth...

...to the sea that is rising

all around us...

...like the desire that rises

within me.

Exactly at 11 :
27,

I will enter your mouth.

It is not easy

to subdue you...

...but I have some experience,

and I am a bit older than you.

I need to concentrate.

You too should concentrate.

Think strongly of what you need.

Yourself, me...

...somebody you desire

or something you want.

You will mostly feel

the consummation of my desire.

When I enter your throat...

...you will swallow obediently

and with pleasure my gift to you.

you shall consider this gift...

...the outcome of the tide

that is rising right now.

I do not have to tell you

what I am thinking right now.

Come on! We have no time to lose!

Wrench, don't you want something

good?

I have for you a salty stick

that all little sheep desire.

The tide is the result...

...of the gravitational pull

of the Moon and the Sun...

An action...

...that depends...

...from the moon...

...as it nears...

We still have time to have fun.

No! We didn't come to the rocks

for fun.

This was your training.

Now you know all about the tide.

Theresa the Philosopher

10 July 1890

''the locals demand that Theresa

be declared a Saint...''

''...a young girl

raped by a vagabond.''

The Sunday Gazette

We are good

to those who are good.

Is the holy ghost speaking?

I am the lord of the heart.

I lead all hearts

wherever I please.

My child, you don't need

to know much to love me.

As long as you love me deeply.

I love you, my lord.

I am the Lord

of the beauty of the heart.

The beauty of the body

belongs to me as well.

Ask for them, if you wish.

I can give you everything.

I give everything, when it's used

to cleanse souls.

What do you want child?

-I want to be happy.

-I am here. I won't leave you.

My heart, my hands

are your treasures.

I ask for only one thing.

that you take full pleasure from them.

Ask for my help.

Show me your weaknesses.

How sensuous are you?

Arrogant, sensitive, selfish,

cowardly, slothful?

Sigh...

forgive me, my Lord.

liar!

I stayed in the church

after the ritual!

I did nothing!

You are a liar!

I tell you the truth!

liar!

You will remain in here

for three days and nights!

Give me my book!

My book!

Get your mouth near that water.

It will quench your thirst.

It will give you the life

of angels.

It will reinvigorate your faith.

To will do everything for your mercy.

You will crave a better world

where no thirst exists...

...only God

and His glory.

My pleasures will be for you.

I am here

to console you...

...to make you smile,

to offer you joy.

An unexpected visit.

Is it a reward for which you

deem yourself unworthy?

I believe in your Providence.

I am coming near you, Jesus Christ.

My heart is ready.

you are so sensuous...

Help!

It is 1610. Countess Erzsbet

Bthory and her retainer...

...visit the village of Nyitra

in Hungary.

Go away!

Don't be afraid!

Countess Bthory seeks

for her Tower...

...young girls,

honest and humble.

She offers a place to stay and food.

Tell the people to come out!

Come out! Don't be afraid!

Everybody come out!

The ones that the Countess likes

will be happy.

This sunday...

...the Countess will allow

the chosen ones...

...to touch her magic dress,

which is adorned with pearls...

Those who touch the dress,

will have eternal bliss.

-What is that?

-A Sun!

Let me go!

Thief!

-What did you call me?

-Thief!

Wash the young girls!

I would like to wear it!

Countess Bathory?

You are under arrest!

By the kings orders!

Resistance is futile!

Lucrezia Borgia

Year 1498. Lucrezia Borgia

accompanied by her husband

Giovanni Sforza...

...visits her father,

Pope Alexander VI...

...and her brother,

Cardinal Caesar Borgia.

Hyeronimo Savonarola condemns

the debauched doings in the Church.

You, whore of a church...

...were once ahsamed,

for your debauchery!

but nowadays are beyond shame!

The Woman and the Tiger!

I bless my son in law

Giovanni Sforza, Count of Pezaro.

word has it that

my cookies are sour.

Judge by yourselves!

Try them!

your sensitivity offends me,

dear Count.

Lets go see the horses.

Francis,

son of Pinduriccio.

What beauty is hidden

in a mane!

Don't close your eyes Count!

Don't shut your ears!

The mares of the fields!

sacriledge!

Look! don't object!

Lucrezia Borgia who embodies

bravery, honesty!

You know...

In the old times...

...the priests called their

children nephews.

Today they are no longer nephews

but sons...

do you exclude whores from the

Holy Church?

You are a fool!

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