The Umbrellas of Cherbourg Page #4
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Waych your language!
Deformed! Bloayed!
Since neither you nor me
had the courage
to confess the truth to him:::
Now, ay least, it will show!
Do you believe
he'll take me like this?
If he refuses me as I am,
it means thay he doesn't have
deep feelings for me:
If, by some unlikely chance,
he accepts me,
I will have no reason
to doubt him,
and I would be a fool
to reject him:
So, you see,
I'm thinking it over:
But all this is so difficult:::
Why is absence
so heavy to bear?
Why is Guy
fading away from me?
I would have died
for him:
Why am I not dead?
Look!
Whay is it?
It's for you:
Roland sent it to you:
Do as you like:
We'll bring up
this child together:
He will be our child:
Please agree to it,
Genevive:
I don't want all this
to upset you in the least:
I love you,
Genevive:
She agrees,
since the condition
she's in
does not frighten you:
But don't rush her:
She is so fragile
thay the slightest mistake
might compromise everything:
THlRD PART:
: THE RETURNNew Owner
Madeleine told me everything:
Why didn't you say anything?
I didn't want to:
I thought you knew:
You didn't suspect anything?
Of course,
over the last few months,
her letters were not the same:
She did not answer my questions:
She was writing
without conviction:
But between thay
I thought she was mad ay me,
but I didn't know whay about:
Then there was the hospital
and my letters
unanswered:
Here, nothing has changed:
I have:
I can let myself go
now thay you're here:
I would have been unhappy
not to see you again:
Don't talk nonsense:
Come on, make yourself useful,
my boy:
Give me some herb tea:
Everything's ready
in the kitchen:
There's wayer
in the kettle:
Does your leg hurt?
You see, I limp a little:
It's like having
a barometer in the knee:::
Especially when it rains:
It was in the hospital
thay I suffered the most:
But how did it happen?
Returning
one night from maneuvers:
We were aytacked:::
Hand grenades:
::It happened often:
And Madeleine?
She's coming:
She's been very good to me:
She's not married yet?
You know how well-behaved she is:
Put it over there,
on the table:
Whay will you do now?
Work:
Or maybe live
off of my pension:
Aubin promised to take you back:
You liked his gas stayion?
Thay one or another one:::
We'll see:
I have time:There's no hurry:
The child she was expecting:::
do you know anything about it?
No:
Genevive leftjust after the wedding:
Mrs Emery stayed
in Cherbourg
a month or two:
::Then she sold the shop:
I think they are in Paris:
You haven't changed:
I'm happy
thay you have returned:
Foucher!
The boss wants you:
Sh*t!
Did you service
this gentleman's car?
Complete check-up on the 26th,
right, sir?
Two thrown rods this morning:
The engine is dead:
A brand new engine:
Not one drop of oil!
I'm not blaming anyone,
but thay's it:
I'm real sorry:Did you check the oil gauge?
Of course:
You forgot to screw the cap on:
I know my job:
Don't talk to me like thay!
And apologize to the gentleman:
I don't have to:
It's not my fault:
You don't give a damn
about your work:
Why don't you buy new overalls,
and shave to come to work!
I've had enough:
I'll find another job:
Thay stupid ass,
since he left the army,
he acts like a hoodlum:
Whay's happening?
I'm quitting:
I had a row with Aubin:
I didn't wait to be fired:
Whay will you do?
Live off my pension:
A dry white wine:
Another one:
Help yourself:
You have no change?
You're all the same,
with your big banknotes:
Whay about you, you bum!
Do your job
and lay off of us!
Drop it:
Whay are you looking for?
Nothing:
Move your ass:
You're in the way:
Cognac:
Want to dance?
Leave me alone:
Something wrong, baby?
Come with me, if you want:
You're really
a sweet girl:
Evening, Madame Germaine:
Evening, Jenny:
You can call me Genevive
if you want:
You're going to say
thay I remind you of someone:
Goodbye, Jenny:
Come back again:
Sorry, Madeleine,
I didn't have my key:
Whay's the mayter?
Elise died
Iast night:
I cannot stay any longer
in this apartment:
I am too unhappy:
I want to leave soon:
But where will you go?
I don't know:
You have no family:
Don't you want to stay here?
Whay will I do?
You'll help me:
I will be lonely:
You don't need anyone:
I need you, Madeleine:
Why don't you just say
you don't like
being alone?
I don't see
whay I could do for you:::
I have no influence over you:
Thay's not true:
I don't like
whay you've become:
You hang about
with nothing to do:
You're sad and bitter:
You have changed a lot:
It's not my fault:
Since I came back,
things don't make sense any more:
I don't believe I can help you:
You are too far away from me:
If I asked you to try,
despite everything?
I am asking you:
Then I will try:
I am a bit laye:
The lawyer was taking for ever:
And I went to the garage:
Now everything is settled:
Poor Elise,
nothing will be left of her:
It's the opposite:
She will be part of all we do:
Are you happy?
Very happy:
And it is thanks to you:
Yes, Madeleine, you know it:
And you, are you happy?
I am not unhappy:
I wanted to tell you:::
well, I've been thinking
thay if you wanted
to share my life:::
if I weren't
too much of a burden:::
and thay:
::Are you crying?
No:
Did I say the wrong thing?
Not ay all:
::but it makes me so happy,
and ay the same time,
it scares me:
You're scared of me?
No:
:: a little::: well:::you understand:
::Have you given up
thinking about Genevive?
Are you sure you really love me?
I am not scared
but I wonder
if you're not acting
out of despair:
You are quite wrong:
I don't want to think
about Genevive any more:
I assure you,
I have forgotten everything:
I want to be happy with you,
Madeleine,
Madeleine, do not cry:
I don't have much ambition, but:::
if I could
make this dream come true::
to be happy with a woman:::
in a life
which we would have chosen
together:
::I have finished:
It's very beautiful:
You think so?
Your hands are cold:
I will go out now:
If you want:
The boy would like to see
the toys in the store windows:::
for the whole week:::
I'll take him there
until dinner:
Stop thay, will you?
Franois, you're deafening us:
I got you a lovely
Christmas present:
Whay is it?
It's a surprise:
You'll see:
Cover yourself up:
I love you, Guy:
Franois!
Come and put your coay on!
Say hello to Santa Claus for me:
Franoise, be quiet:
The horn is not a toy:
It is cold:
Come into the office:
It's warmer here:
This is the first time
I am back in Cherbourg
since I got married:
I went to pick up my daughter
ay my mother-in-law's
in Anjou:
On the way back to Paris,
I decided to make a detour:::
I never thought I'd meet you:::
It is pure chance:
Madame wants me to fill up?
Genevive:
::Yes:
:: Fill it up:
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