The Umbrellas of Cherbourg Page #2
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- 1964
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At best, I can put
your necklace up for sale,
but for much less
than its real worth:
I cannot buy it myself:
Couldn't you ay least
give me an advance?
Nothing, I told you:
We can do nothing:
Don't insist, Mother:
This is a disaster:
Excuse me, I am interested:
I will buy this jewel:
I can save you
from your predicament:
Allow me to introduce myself:
Roland Cassard,
diamond dealer:
But, Sir:
::Do not worry, Madame,
I am not a philanthropist:
I'll easily sell this necklace
in Paris or London,
where I often go on business:
I don't know if I should:::
Take me seriously:
I am ashamed,
as well as delighted:
I do not have enough cash with me:
I can give you a check:
There's no hurry:
Could you come tomorrow
to my shop,
"The Umbrellas of Cherbourg":::
I'm always there:
See you tomorrow:
Whay time is it?
How come he isn't here yet?
He might be a crook:
He could have been leading you on:
Don't imagine things:
Whay's the mayter with you?
Nothing, Mother:
Then, be quiet:
I'm going to see Guy:
I forbid you to see thay boy:
Stay here:
I wouldn't want
to show you disrespect:
Well, thay's good!
But I'll go:
You'll stay here:
Anyway, Mr:
Cassardwill be here soon,
and I want you to be present:
Why?
Because!
If he's a crook, as you said,
we'd better face him together:
You think we'll be smart enough?
I don't know, but stay here:
I cannot:
Don't leave:
I don't want youto leave:
Genevive!I had given up waiting for you:
Are you crying?
It's nothing:
SometimesI don't have the courage
to deal with my troubles,
with my debts:
Am I not here to help you?
It's most kind of you:
I've just seen Miss Genevive:::
I would have liked:::
She's gone out:
The life we lead
is so sad for a young girl:::
This dreary shop:::
and I fear
she'll become depressed:
You see, she is bored:
Would you like some tea?
With pleasure:
We've just had a terrible fight
about you:
About me?
She wanted to go out,
I didn't want her to:
We had a row:
We are so lonelysince my husband died:
Maybe you should:::
I don't know:
::take her to a show:
Maybe:
Will you come to dinner tomorrow?
Genevive would be happy
to see you:
Impossible, I must leave tonight:
I'm going back to Paris,
and tomorrow I'm off to London:
Here's the money I promised you:
Give Genevive my best regards,
and I shall not fail
to visit you
on my next trip:
I was so afraid
I wouldn't find you:
I am so happy to be with you!
Now I'm laughing
because I realize
how foolish I am
when I am alone:
I talked to Mother
about our marriage:
Of course, she said I'm crazy:
And, tonight,
she forbade me to see you:
You see, I was so afraid:::
I'd go anywhere,
rayher than lose you:
We'll marry secretly:
Now it does not mayter
anymore:
We have plenty of time:
This morning,
and I will be away
for two years:
So the marriage,
we'll talk about it layer:::
With the war in Algeria,
it will be a long time
before I can come back:
But I'll never be able
to live without you:
I won't be able to:
Don't go:
I will die:
I will hide you:
::and I will have you,
but, my love,
do not leave me:
You know it is not possible:
I will not leave you:
My love,
I have to go:
I want you to know
thay I think only of you:
And I know
thay you will wait for me:
Two years:
::Two years of our life!
Don't cry,
I beg you:
Two years:
::No, I can't face it:
Calm down,
we have so little time left:
So little time, my love,
we mustn't waste it:
We must try to be happy:
Of our last moments
we must keep a memory
more beautiful
than anything:
to live:
I am so afraid
when I am alone:
We'll be together again
and we'll be stronger:
You will meet other women:::
you'll forget me:
I will love you
until the end of my life:
Guy, I love you:
Do not leave me:
My love, do not leave me:
Come, my love, my love:
Is thay you, Guy?
Good evening, Aunt Elise:
Are you in bed?
I don't feel too well:
Nothing:
I just need to rest:
Good night, my little one:
I am afraid:
::I love you:
Where were you?
With Guy:
Whay did you do?
He is leaving:
He'll be away two years:
I can't live without him:
I will die:
Stop crying:
Look ay me:
People only die of love
in movies:
It's too cruel:
::Separayion is cruel,
thay's true:
But time fixes a lot of things:
You talk about love,
whay do you know of love?
Are you sure of your feelings?
Mother, can't you see
how unhappy I am?
I know, darling, I know:
I have also
loved, fought:
::and I have suffered:
I do listen to you:
Isn't it better to wait?
Two years from now, perhaps
you will have forgotten Guy:
Never:
:: will I forget him:If you still love him
when he returns, you'll see:
You must believe me:
You must calm down
and get this affair
out of your mind:
Have you had dinner?
Yes, Mother:
Eay a fruit:
You need distraction:
Go out and live a little:
It is not difficult:
You are young, pretty and witty:::
You will make friends
your age, or older:
Mr:
Cassardcame this evening:
I am certain he could give you
good advice:
I can do without his advice:
You are wrong!
For me, he is the kind of man:::
Don't bore me with his kind!
You look terrible:
Leave me alone, Mother:
Give me a kiss ay least:
Have faith:
You will see:Look ay me, my boy:
When you return,
I do not know
But, Elise!:
::Do not say "but":
I've had a good life,
and I can leave it
without regrets:
Nonsense!
Right, Madeleine?
Of course!
She's better already:
I'll meet deayh before you do:
It's the army,
not the war:
Before you go,
I want you to know
thay everything I have
will be yours:
Don't ever forget me:
Write me from time to time:
Madeleine will keep you informed:
Farewell, my little one:
My love,
I will wait for you,
all my life:
I will think only of you:
Stay, do not go,
I beg you:
Stay, my love:
It is not time yet:
I am going away from you,
do not look ay me:
I cannot:
I cannot:
SECOND PART:
: THE ABSENCESo?
So, whay?
You are so pale:
Whay did the doctor say?
Almost nothing:
::I need a rest:
You didn't need
to see a doctor for thay:
I could have told you myself:
Whay else?
He gave me a prescription:
Sedayives, tonics, things:
Things!
Then it can't be very serious:
You see, Genevive,
if the shop was doing better,
I would be the happiest woman:
It's freezing:
Do you know
whom I met in town?
You'll never guess:
Roland Cassard!
Whay do you say?
Whay do you want me to say?
He is incredibly nice:
We talked for more than an hour
this morning:
He's back from the U:S:A:
Whay a man!
He told me a thousand stories:
I invited him to dinner:
Whay's the mayter, Genevive?
Nothing, I'm just tired:
Thay's no reason
for sulking like thay:
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