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Madame Curie Page #5
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- 1943
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Good night, my boy.
Good night. Good night.
Good night.
Quiet, please...
Chaplain. Quiet, please.
Now, look right here, please
and hold absolutely still until
I count to ten.
Still.
One and two and three
and four and five
and six and seven and eight
and nine and ten.
How I wish you happiness
Mme. Curie.
Oh, David. Thank you.
You're the first one
who's called me that.
Good bye, Mme. Curie
and bon voyage.
Thank you, mademoiselle.
Good bye, my dear Marie.
Oh, Father dear. Good bye.
Oh, congratulations, lad.
Thank you. Thank you.
Congratulations.
Thank you, David. Bye. Bye.
Excuse me.
Now, where can I put
this chicken?
Mother
we don't need anymore food.
We're not going at the jungle.
Good gracious
what's this, Pierre?
What do you want the science book
on your honeymoon?
We want to read them, Mother.
Well, this is the last straw.
Mother, we want those books.
The chicken will do you fine
I assure you.
Science books on your honeymoon!
My boy, good bye.
Good bye.
Ready, Marie? Here they go...
You're very lovely, Marie.
Thank you, Pierre.
Music is lovely, isn't it?
Yes. Thank you.
Pierre.
Yes.
Would you hate to get back?
In a way, although I have a lot
of work that I must do.
What should I work on, Pierre?
What subject should I choose for
my doctors degree?
particularly interests you?
Oh, yes. Yes, a number of things
but...
What is it? Why did you stop?
Oh, nothing.
It's just an idea that
went through my mind.
Well, what was it?
Do you remember that
Professor Becquerel showed us that rock
The pitch blende and the plate he
exposed to it?
Yes.
You know, Pierre.
I can't get that out of my mind.
Really? Why?
I know it's true
that the rays give...
not by something
in the pitch blende
I can't get over the feeling
that there's more to it than that
that there's something else
something beyond
Becquerel's explanation.
I don't quite understand.
Well, what are these rays
that given off
and why are they being given off.
It's an accepted principle
in science
that nothing can go on forever
without running dull, isn't it?
Yes.
I mean, the clock will run dull
if it isn't wound.
Afire would burn out if it's not
replenished.
Life will die if it is inflate.
Yet in these rocks
which are embedded
in the middle of the earth
millions of years
never seen the sun
Rays are constantly given off
more all by themselves.
What is this energy?
Where does it come from?
I supposed
I'm being very foolish.
Some of the greatest achievements
in science
come to the same type
of foolishness.
When an explanation is given
of something
there may be one person somewhere
who instinctively says
I'm not sure that
this is sufficient explanation.
It's that
kind of foolishness, Marie.
Well, I'm not that person
I'm sure.
How do you know? Perhaps you are
Perhaps Dr. Becquerel has only
set the gate a jar.
Maybe a long
and unexplored road ahead
I wouldn't even know how to start
Pierre.
I wouldn't know what to do.
I'm very glad we're married
to each other, Pierre.
Darling.
Hello, Marie.
My class kept me the day
with the most stupid questions.
Thought I would never get away.
Just tonight
when we're having guests.
I have a terrible problem.
I hope I got the things
you wanted me to get.
I lost the slip that
I made the notes on
and I couldn't remember
whether there was turnips
or carrots, so I got both.
Mother likes carrots
And here's some flowers
for the cook.
Thank you, Pierre.
What's the matter, Marie?
Oh, Pierre. I'm so discouraged.
Looks like this method of mine
is all wrong.
I wonder if I'm trying something
beyond me.
What is it exactly that's wrong?
I don't know.
My measurements.
they don't mean anything.
I know I must be making mistakes
some where...
but I don't know where it is.
I checked them and
I rechecked them two hundred times.
Maybe the electrometer
is not working right.
That's what I'm afraid of.
I wish you'd examine it for me
Pierre
I'll go over it tomorrow.
Let's forget it tonight.
Let's not talk, not even
think the laboratory
Promise?
I promise.
Well, Pierre. What is it?
Marie, about those measurements.
Do you think
anything could have happened
to change the capacity
of the electrometer?
Weren't we suppose to forget
the laboratory tonight?
Oh. I forgot. I'm sorry.
No more... Im terribly sorry.
Here they are.
Where's my coat?
Here we are.
Hello, dear. Pierre.
Mother.
I smell turnips.
We got carrots for you.
Oh, how sweet of you.
Oh, I brought you
some of my new plum jelly.
Thank you, Mother.
She made it but I brought it.
Ah, thank you, Father.
Let me have your things.
Your coat, Father?
Yeah. You're not
treating her right, Pierre.
She looks pinkish.
Oh, it's silly.
Why you look lovely, dear.
Just the same, she's too thin.
And I say a woman without a child
is a parasite.
She feeds on life
but is not willing to
give life in return.
What is being her excuse
to have life.
Why would she ever born?
She's a blood sucker.
Now, don't call names, George.
Are you listening to me?
Of course.
is a blood sucker.
We didn't mean you, my dear.
Oh, yes.
She's just the one I did mean.
But I'm going to have a child.
When?
Soon, I hope.
Oh, my dear. Marie.
Yes, dear.
Look who's going to say something
at last.
Are you sure the insulation is dry?
Yes, Pierre.
He's getting quite chatty lately
isn't he?
Don't bother them.
They're thinking of something.
I don't believe it.
Did you check
the ground connection?
I don't know.
I thought you gave it to me
in good order.
Well, sometimes it work loose
and you don't notice it.
Pierre, that could be possible
couldn't it?
Yes. Yes, of course.
The thing we must do is to check
that line completely
from one end to the other.
In that case
my measurements may be correct.
Yes.
couldn't have been wrong
after all.
That's right.
Pierre, that's it.
That must be it...
Yes, that must be it.
Alright. Alright.
Father, it's just that, well
Marie has so many setbacks
with her work.
That's alright.
Don't stop doing...
Please. Go ahead.
It's just that I've been
waiting for so many months.
It's alright, my dear.
I hope you won't mind
if I stay long enough
to finish my coffee.
Please do and we'll try to
get back before you go.
Thank you, my boy. Thank you.
Good bye.
You know, sometimes that son of
yours is not quite all right.
You know, I'll never
come to this house
but for the sake...
It's Alright, George.
Well?
It's alright.
Nothing wrong with it.
I was wrong.
I was sure we've found it.
Well...
I don't know. I'm sorry.
You tested all of the elements.
you're sure of that, Marie?
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