Frantz Page #5
Anna ... Anna. Please calm down.
Where will you sleep tonight?
Stay. Leave early tomorrow morning, if that's what you want.
Noone is angry at you.
I will explain to them,
I...
Forgive me, Anna.
You're right.
Do as you want.
Good night, Anna.
Are you taking her?
Yes.
- Fanny didn't say anything? - No.
She's not jealous?
She has no reason to be.
So why make her come here?
I already told you that Anna came here on her own.
Please. I was not born yesterday.
She came to...
To say he had forgiven me. That's all.
What innocence! What naivet!
That's why I adore you.
- Do not touch me. - Adrien...
My darling...
Anna... You're ready.
- Yes - Very well.
I'll get the car.
You know, Anna,
my son is very fragile.
Do not torment him.
I am not the one tormenting him.
It's Frantz.
Thank you.
How long have you known Fanny?
From childhood.
We lost touch when I left for Paris.
And when I came back from the front,
She helped me a lot.
She too
has lost family. - Her brother?
Yes.
I liker her brother very much.
You know, Anna...
It's my mother who wants this marriage.
It makes her feel better.
Fanny...
She's courageous and she's always loved me.
Tell me...
Would you come to our wedding, next month?
Fanny and I ...
would like that.
I don't think so.
Paris Express is leaving. Close the doors, please.
Anna...
It's too late.
Be happy, Anna.
Hans?
Yes?
A letter from Anna.
- Anna? - Yes.
"Dear Parents
I am writing from Paris
He's fine
and sends his love.
He is now first violin
for Orchestre de Paris,
and every night I go to the opera
to listen to him play.
For private concerts,
sometimes he asks me to join him at the piano.
We have a wonderful time,
he is showing me Paris
and all the sights
Frantz was telling us about.
Yesterday at the Louvre,
We saw Manet's paintings.
I would love for you to
be here
I do not know when I'll come back,
I am happy in Paris,
in the city
Frantz loved so much.
Take care of yourselves,
Take care of yourselves,
All my Love,
Anna."
Do you love this painting too?
Yes...
It makes me want to live.
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