Happy Few Page #4
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- 2010
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l didn't want to...
Don't worry. Let's go home.
No, Teri is making tea for us.
Pull the keys out of my pocket!
Put the heater on, it's cold!
Here.
- Rachel's coming.
Cigarette?
- Thank you.
Thank you.
Everyone does what he can.
Careful! Margot? Help Tim
with his pocket please.
Come on! She'll show you where to go.
l've put money for the cinema on the table.
Okay, l'll pull out the sofa.
- Good.
And you'll sleep in the big bed, OK?
Take down your backpack!
And this is our room.
lf you want you can hang up your stuff.
Just push everything to the side.
There are comics, and books are here.
Ah, l have something for you.
Here are a lot of old
clothes and a few bags.
Search it all through. And if you
like anything, you can have it
and take it home.
Oh, something smells! Here!
Give me the map, l'll
tell you where you drive.
What faces they make?
l don't hope Matilda gets her
friend, as soon we are out of sight.
You bet.
No idea why l said it.
l hope her friend will come.
lf l'd be in her place
l'd get my friend right away.
Thank you. Will that stop soon?
- This is just a small shower. Teri?
After refuelling.
They're very fresh.
There are currants. How are
they called in English? Blueberry?.
No, blueberries are blueberries.
currants are redcurrants.
Redcurrants. Here, do you want?
- l'm not a big fan of berries.
There we have two
pear trees, an apple tree...
Pear-tree.
- Pear-tree it's called?
Apple-tree.
This is a small
Fig-tree, which l love very much.
Fig-tree.
- The poor guy does what he can.
A peach tree. The name?
- Peach! Peach-tree!
Peach-tree.
- Peach-tree.
They're almost ripe, perhaps
you can eat them already.
This is a plum tree
- Plum Tree.
La Reine Claude.
- Queen Claude.
What's that?
- l don't remember.
A walnut tree?
- No.
Nectarine-tree?
- Nope.
Sure?
- Small and firm. Reminds me of eggs.
Balls. Like a ball. Ball-tree.
- Egg-tree.
Ball-tree,
Cold?
Hey!
lt's so nice here.
Rachel!
Thank you.
Go inside, go! Come on!
Can you hear something?.
Open the door!
What's going on?
- Just proceed.
Come on!
- No!
Sure! Yes!
- What?
What are you afraid of?.
- Nothing.
Come on!
- What's it?
You'll see.
Go on, it's nothing. Go!
Oh no! No, no, no!
- Come on!
Madness.
l surely can't sleep.
This is too much.
l've always dreamed
to experience erotic adventures,
as many as possible.
But now l feel overwhelmed by you.
You have been drinking a lot,
smoked a lot and eaten too much.
Don't get your morals!
Yes, you're right, l've smoked
too much. l don't feel good.
You're much better than me.
So flexible! l'm stiff.
You like to laugh, and l'm serious.
You are open, l have
my secrets.
You are light and
l weight ten tons.
l'm bursting with jealousy.
They sleep.
- Leave them!
l have an ace! Perfect!
l go with you, let's see.
There you go, twice cross.
Colour, colour, colour?. Oh man,
the ace of spades. What a bummer!
Mama? When's a tsunami, and you
you can hold yourself with one hand,
who would you save with the
other hand? Thelma or me?
Do you write the essay?.
Look, Mama, the wave
destroyed almost the whole Hotel!
Thelma, whose mother has
abandonment her child?
She was in the water, and she
held on with one hand.
With the other hand she only
reached one child.
She grabbed the smaller one because
she thought the older one could swim alone.
See?
Listen carefully, Thelma! And you too,
Tim! Your mother is strong! Okay?.
No other mother is strong like me!
Tim, what did l do when l was 15?
You were second best!
- Right! Second best in Europe!
l'll do the following: l'll grab
Thelma and say to her:
Hang on, Thelma!
And then l would grab you too
and press you really
hard against me.
Then l'd still have a hand
free to tickle you a little.
That's mine.
- Yours? What is it?
None of your business.
- And why not, darling?.
Because it's my diary.
- Oh, sorry.
And the book?
Where did you get that?
Now don't make such a face.
From Rachel.
Tim, please go to your room.
What's that? ls that Rachel's?
Did you steal it when
you slept over there?
What do you want with it?
Did you read it?
Thelma, answer me, what
exactly did you read?
Nothing. l give a sh*t what you do.
Lights out?
- Two minutes.
You know, l think you
turn back towards me,
because you want to think
about her when you sleep in.
Damn.
What is it?
Franck shall stop
to massage with this oil.
The bedding stinks always coconut.
And me too. Constantly
we must change the sheets.
We have a washing machine,
what's the problem?
Does he do it by purpose?
- Okay.
l'll tell Rachel and Franck that l'm out,
then you'll have a clean bed.
Well, l agree.
That's maybe best.
Let's face it, Rachel is right,
it can't continue.
That's what she said?
l've the feeling that we
only talk about the two.
l don't want to think about them.
They can't help it.
l may step out if l want, right?
Leave it as it is. l beg you.
Sometimes l think, to be alive
means to be together with Vincent.
Because the emotions are so strong.
Because otherwise, l can't
live my dreams.
Because he makes my hands get wet
and opens my eyes.
Because he makes a smile
magically appear on my lips.
Because his makes me melt away.
You have a beautiful smile.
That one was too high!
Attention!
Oh crap, l thought this would be
super ball, but it was nothing.
lf we had met
when you were 20,
do you think you would have
fallen in love with me?
And wanted to be with me?
l don't know.
And would you have wanted
children with me?
Hey, pay attention, watch out! Caution!
Who's that?
My father, l've
no idea what he wants.
Listen, you two! l need to go to
the slaughter, with whom will you go?
We'll go with you.
You can also preheat the grill.
No.
Shopping is boring. And you?
- l'll join you!
Leave them alone.
- Of course, yes.
Better listen to your mailbox
perhaps it's important.
That annoys me.
- Give it to me, what shall l deal?
Tell me, kids, would you like to go
to our country home?
How would that be? You both and Margot?
- Today?.
No, not today. ln the weekend.
Yeah, Teri?
When did it happen?
Are you going there right now?
Of course.
- Thelma?
No, no, we'll prepare everything
after shopping, don't worry.
Tell Franck, he shall call me
when you are there.
What's going on?
Franck's mother fell in the bath.
l'm coming down,
l've to unlock the door for you.
The door lock is broken.
- ls Obriot already here?
No, not yet.
- Teri, a friend.
Oh yes, Teri.
- No, no, you don't know.
Why did she climb up?
That's what l wanted to do.
You're funny. lt just
dripped continuously.
l left you three messages.
She sleeping. lsn't that
dangerous after a fall?
Mom!
Mom!
Monsieur.
- lt's me. Franck. How are you?
My knee hurts so much, doctor.
l'm not the doctor.
lt's me, Frank.
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