The Fire That Burns Page #3
- Year:
- 1997
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with other boys in my section.
To get me away.
From whom? From me'?
Still, he's very fond of you.
You ought to go.
You know it'd be good for you.
So dearly want
for you to become...
someone really good.
What's your worst subject?
All of them.
I'm a difficult child.
I'm a burden to my parents.
Honestly, I'm impossible.
Just won't obey anyone.
What a shame I'm not your brother.
You do so much for me.
Would you die for me'?
Supposing were drowning.
I'd dive in
But not after eating.
How about you?
If fell down a precipice.
That depends.
How deep a precipice?
If it was 500 feet deep
then obviously wouldn't go down.
But... if it was
a small precipice, yes.
Later, Monsieur Habert.
As it's "a matter of death
and life"...
Do you know about that?
Linsbourg and Devie did it,
four years ago.
Devie was only ten.
So did Lasseille and Bechaud.
Swear that our friendship
shall remain the same.
DO You agree?
And swear I'll never
act in my own interest, only yours.
Well, never want you
to be disappointed in me.
Unhappy, perhaps.
Never disappointed.
What about Souplier?
Where is he?
Let me by. Move aside!
Did if huff?
No, not in the least.
Yes, can see it hurt.
A little. It should.
And if gashed your face, for fun...
what would you say?
I'd forgive you.
I'm going to!
Do it then, so can forgive you.
How right was to love you!
Love you but...
I'm not in love with you.
You do know that?
Know.
Who 's in there?
Andre Sevrais.
I'm in charge of that.
It was the gardener.
I'd better go.
Why'? We're allowed to see
each other, aren't we'?
Goodbye. I'm not staying.
Till Sunday then, after detention.
And be good with DE Pradts.
DE Pradts is coming!
Let's wait for him, then.
Don't hide.
It'd give the wrong impression!
Come out of there, you idiot!
Open the door!
- Who's there?
What are you doing here'?
I'm in charge of it.
Checking the snack money.
But you're a day-boy...
and you should have
left the school by now.
Noticed there was
so had to check
before asked my mother for it.
Locked the door
so wouldn't be disturbed.
Why did you lock the door?
Why did you hide?
You made me lie.
Now everything looks odd.
Why are you afraid?
Don't be afraid!
Don't be!
That's what frightens me, not him.
I'll go tell him everything.
No! We'll never see each other again.
You're crazy!
We'll never see each other again.
It's all over!
You were asked to be
of some guidance to this child...
and this is how you behave...
you little rascal.
You called yourself his friend.
I've been true to my word.
Was it to catch flies
that you locked yourselves in?
A fine result, trusted you.
I'm to be a good influence over him.
But how'? Where'? When?
Only on Sunday mornings,
if he's not kept in.
Stop that, they say you're bright,
your defense is that of an imbecile.
Go home.
This is not over.
Will take all the blame.
Should hope
that you will take the blame.
Just once more.
Well, Serge...
think this will have
at least one good result.
It has cleared the air.
He'll no longer
meddle with your upbringing.
Really must
take you in hand again.
This incident shows
how weak you still are.
You said your mother would refuse
to let you come to the country.
It's up to you to convince her.
I've prevented your expulsion twice.
Can do it a third time...
but you must help me a little,
willingly.
Try to persuade your mother,
will you?
Yes, Sir.
You'll enjoy
a holiday in the country.
My old mother
will like you, I'm sure.
You'll go boating on the river.
You'll be there
with 6 or 7 other boys.
So you'll persuade
your parents, won't you?
You promise?
Yes, Sir.
Those of you in Philosophy...
have marked your papers.
I'm first.
First, Giboy.
You're first, Giboy
but 14 is only fair.
Second, Linsbourg...13.
Third, Verniquet... 10.
It's only average, Verniquet.
Fourth, Saline... 9.
Fifth, Cathulle... 8.
Sixth, Frecourt... 5.
It would be cruel of me to continue.
The rest is not worth mentioning.
Will now hand out the 5th year's
Geography papers.
Less than 5.
It isn't possible.
Yes it is.
Now understand!
I'm dismissed
like a dishonest servant!
But no one dares to tell me!
No one gives me my marks...
You're all cowards!
- You've been expelled.
- And my exams?
They're in 3 months' time.
A new school, new teachers!
I'll fail!
You're a bright pupil.
You won't fail.
Other boys meet there,
they're not punished!
Why me'?
If was in charge here,
there'd be no special friendships.
But you, you shut or open
your eyes as it suits you!
I'm sure you're sincere when you
despise the indiscipline here.
An indiscipline
which you brought about...
then took advantage of.
Those words of yours...
" believe in the power
of true affection.
"God grants us the grace...
"to love someone."
"Love has the power
Why those words'?
What did you mean?
Those were not my words...
but those of the Superior.
They were memorable
You were to believe them,
but with understanding.
Don't take too tragically
this episode of your school days.
You'll smile over it
when you're twenty.
Never.
There is one thing...
that may surprise you
after what just said.
You are leaving here...
esteemed by us all.
Esteemed, but expelled?
And Souplier?
You were the instigator...
the one to blame...
and must add,
you made free use of the key...
which we trusted you with.
For Souplier,
it's just another folly...
in the endless chain of his follies.
And to be frank...
it may be only now, with you gone...
that we can do something for him.
Believed the friendship
you felt for him might help him...
that is why tolerated...
just tolerated...
its existence openly.
Are you taking him to the country?
He told you.
Well, maybe.
He needs a cure, like a drug addict.
That is why
it's best you disappear...
but disappear completely.
What do you mean?
You must never see him again.
Never see him again?
Not even outside the school?
That's unfair!
Outside, have every right!
A word to your families,
you'd have no rights at all.
Be a good loser.
A good loser.
Is this a game?
Well...
is it a promise?
Is it a promise?
Promise.
You are brave.
Did give him up too quickly?
Love him enough to give him up.
Loving him less would be easier!
I've huff others before!
Bays, mothers, even fathers/ti
I'm only trying to do
what's best for that child.
Your sacrifice may well be...
your greatest gift to him.
I'm sure he'll be grateful.
A moment, please.
One last thing.
Yesterday you defended yourself,
did not believe you then.
Forgive me, I'm a priest.
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