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These too.
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Do you have some change?
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Not much.
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This film is inspired by the testimonies of survivors
of the tragedy that took place on December 6, 1989,
at the École Polytechnique in Montreal.
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Out of respect for the victims and their families,
all characters are ficticious.
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– Bye.
– Bye.
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Forgive the mistakes.
I had 15 minutes to write this.
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Would you note
that if I commit suicide today
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it is not for economic reasons,
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for I have waited until I exhausted
all my financial means,
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even refusing jobs,
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but for political reasons.
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Because I have decided
to send the feminists,
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who have always ruined my life,
to their Maker.
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For seven years
life has brought me no joy,
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and being totally blasé,
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I have decided to put an end
to those viragos.
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I tried in my youth to enter
the Forces as an officer cadet,
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which would have allowed me
possibly to get into the arsenal
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and precede Lortie in a raid.
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They refused me because . . .
antisocial.
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I therefore had to wait until this day
to execute my plans.
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In the meantime, I continued
my studies in a haphazard way
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for they never really interested me,
knowing in advance my fate.
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Which did not prevent me
from obtaining very good marks
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despite my policy
of not handing in work
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and the lack of studying
before exams.
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Even though the media
will label me a “mad killer”,
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I consider myself
a rational individual
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who has been pushed
to take extreme measures
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only by the arrival
of the Grim Reaper.
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For why persevere to exist
just to please the government?
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Being a backwards-looking
thinker by nature,
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except for when it
comes to science,
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I have always been enraged
by feminists.
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They cling to women’s benefits,
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like cheap insurance,
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maternity leave,
preventative leave,
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while seizing for themselves
those of men.
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Thus it is an obvious truth
that if the Olympic Games
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removed the men-women
distinction,
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there would be women only
in the graceful events.
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So the feminists are not fighting
to remove that barrier.
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They are so opportunistic
that they never fail to profit
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from the knowledge accumulated
by men through the ages.
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They always try to misrepresent them
every time they can.
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Thus, the other day,
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I heard they were honouring
the Canadian men and women
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who fought at the frontlines
during the world wars.
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How can that be
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when women were not authorized
to go to the frontlines?
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Will we hear of Caesar’s female
legions and female galley slaves
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who of course took up
50% of the ranks of history,
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though they never existed?
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A real casus belli.
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Sorry for this too brief letter.
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– Val?
– Hmm?
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An adiabatic transformation.
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Is it isentropic when it’s reversible
or irreversible?
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Reversible.
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I can’t even remember
the basic concepts.
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In one ear out the other.
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Just think of an elastic.
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The entropy remains constant,
therefore it’s reversible,
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like a rubber band.
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That’s nice.
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You want the job, you’ll get it.
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Ah, I haven’t been able
to read Sylvain
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and I can’t finish
my structure lab.
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Hey, J.F.
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It’s a bit early
for a striptease, isn’t it?
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– Are you finished?
– No.
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You still coming to the party?
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I don’t know.
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I’ll be studying in the café.
Let me know how it went, OK?
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OK.
Thanks.
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Good luck!
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Mom,
Sorry, it was inevitable
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Hey, buddy!
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Hey.
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Fuck!
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My assignment.
Shit!
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Valérie Dompierre?
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INTERVIEW ROOM
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Maurice Martineau.
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Hi.
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So you’re here for the mechanical
engineering internship?
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Yes.
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That’s unusual.
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What do you mean?
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You in mechanical engineering?
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Women usually go
for civil engineering. It’s easier.
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It’s a real passion for me.
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It’s always been my dream
to work in aeronautics.
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I meant, uh, easier for
raising a family.
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We’re looking for candidates
who won’t quit . . .
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– And?
– And what?
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And what did you say?
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Nothing.
What could I say?
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I don’t know, Val.
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That—that your career comes first.
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That you don’t want kids.
Anything.
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So, did you get the job or not?
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It’s not even a job.
It’s an internship.
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Job, internship.
It’s the same thing.
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Anyway, yeah, I got it.
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You got a job!
Do you realize what this means?
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You don’t seem very happy.
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No, I am happy.
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But what?
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But I know that if I told him
that I wanted kids,
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I wouldn’t have gotten it.
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It’s like he was telling me
my education was just for fun.
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He was so condescending.
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Hey, cheer up.
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You shouldn’t let
that guy get to you.
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You know, you work super hard.
Your grades are amazing.
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Fuck that guy.
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Yeah, fuck him.
Right.
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– Hi, girls.
– Hi.
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Can you help me?
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I can’t do this.
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Can you lend me
your notes, please?
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Yeah, sure.
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– Thank you.
– Class is in 15 minutes.
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See you there.
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Is it gonna be long?
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No.
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Go ahead.
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Next.
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Can I help you?
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We could define entropy
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as a measurement of
the disorder in a system.
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Any system that is subject
to pressure
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from its external environment
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will undergo a conversion
that results in imbalance
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and a transfer of energy.
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For example,
water in a pot on the stove
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starts to move
and change into steam.
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If we put a lid on the pot,
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the steam lifts the lid,
which falls back down
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only to be lifted
again and again
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until there is no more heat
or no more water.
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At the microscopic level,
this transfer of energy
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results in increasing
molecular agitation,
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which we call entropy.
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Sorry.
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Order cannot be restored until
maximum entropy is achieved.
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Did I miss anything?
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No, we just started.
Do you have my notes?
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Thanks.
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– Are you finished?
– Almost.
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Quiet in the back, please.
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On a more metaphysical level,
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the universal law
of entropy also tells us
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that any isolated system,
left on its own,
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is inevitably destined
to irreversible degradation,
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to the point of self-destruction.
– Everybody stop.
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Uh, young man, please come back
when the class is over.
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Split up.
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Girls on the left,
guys on the right.
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I said split up!
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Guys right, girls left!
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OK, guys out.
Girls, stay here.
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I said move!
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Go on! Go on!
Outside, outside!
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Out! Out!
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Hey, hey!
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Some guy just took
all the girls hostage!
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You have to call the police!
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Some guy just took all the girls
hostage on the second floor!
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– Call the police, hurry!
– Are you kidding?
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Hurry up!
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Go, go!
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It’s gonna be OK.
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Sorry!
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Put pressure on it.
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I’ll be right back.
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Thank you.
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An ambulance is on the way.
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Fuck.
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I’ll be right back.
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Hey, J.F.!
Want a beer?
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Oh, honey!
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What a nice surprise!
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Hi, Mom.
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– You OK?
– Yeah.
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It’s good to see you.
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I’m really happy that you came.
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You should visit more often.
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Your aunt Simone
was asking about you.
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How’s she doing?
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Fine.
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So, it looks like
Claude and Martin
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are coming for dinner
on the 24th.
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You have plans for Christmas?
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Nothing yet.
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Exams were postponed
until mid-January.
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Your father is still having
his New Year’s Eve party.
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Your brothers will be there.
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Are you going?
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I don’t know.
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What are you gonna do?
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The usual.
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You can come if you like.
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It was good.
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I should get back.
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You’re not staying for supper?
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– No, I can’t.
– You’re not sleeping here?
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I have to study.
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If you need anything,
you know I’m here.
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Thanks.
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I worry about you.
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You always worry.
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Split up.
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Girls on the left,
guys on the right.
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I said split up!
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Guys right, girls left!
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OK, guys out.
Girls, stay here.
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I said move!
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Go on! Go on!
We’ll settle this outside.
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Out! Out!
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Do you know why you’re here?
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No.
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You’re gonna be engineers.
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You’re a bunch of feminists.
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I hate feminists.
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It’s not true. We’re not feminists.
We’ve never fought—
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I can’t move.
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I can’t move.
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I’ll get help.
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No!
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We have to play dead.
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He’s coming back!
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Close your eyes.
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I’m so sorry, Val.
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I should have stayed.
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It’s not your fault, J.F.
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It’s not your fault.
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It’s not your fault, J.F.
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Are you feeling sick?
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My tummy hurts.
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Having nightmares again?
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Hey, Dad?
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Yeah, how are you?
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Uh, as usual.
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Eric is doing great.
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Yeah well, he just got
a big promotion, so . . .
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Yeah, he’s very happy-
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I’m doing great, yeah.
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And Mom, how is she?
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No. No, just to see
how you were doing.
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Uh . . .
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not until September at least.
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01:04:46,341 --> 01:04:48,833
No, no. Dad?
Dad, I cannot hear you.
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Dad, it’s breaking up.
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01:04:50,512 --> 01:04:52,503
No. OK, I’ll call you
this weekend anyway.
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OK, love you.
Bye!
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As I write this letter,
I know it will never be read.
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We don’t know each other
but we are closely connected.
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I’m writing you because today,
for the second time in my life,
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I am afraid.
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01:05:55,201 --> 01:05:57,909
The first time was when
I faced your son.
264
01:05:59,664 --> 01:06:00,870
Your son opened my eyes
265
01:06:01,040 --> 01:06:03,407
to how much hatred
can be in this world.
266
01:06:03,585 --> 01:06:05,417
And it scarred me for life.
267
01:06:07,797 --> 01:06:10,380
He’s dead, I’m alive.
268
01:06:12,343 --> 01:06:15,085
He’s free, I’m not.
269
01:08:09,002 --> 01:08:11,164
Everyone tells me
how strong I am.
270
01:08:12,797 --> 01:08:14,879
I’ve had enough of being strong.
271
01:08:16,759 --> 01:08:18,466
Sometimes I want to shout
from the roof tops
272
01:08:18,636 --> 01:08:20,923
how I’ve been hurt
and not just physically.
273
01:08:21,764 --> 01:08:25,098
I want to curl up in a ball
and hide.
274
01:08:29,606 --> 01:08:32,849
Everyday I think of Stéphanie
who died in my arms.
275
01:08:35,361 --> 01:08:38,570
I think of all my friends
who died and were hurt that day.
276
01:08:42,744 --> 01:08:46,908
I think of all women of all ages
who were hurt in their soul.
277
01:08:47,707 --> 01:08:50,290
All this thinking,
it weighs on me
278
01:08:50,460 --> 01:08:52,497
and I’m tired of carrying
that weight.
279
01:08:55,923 --> 01:08:58,585
Love has brought me a gift:
280
01:09:00,094 --> 01:09:02,552
a child grows inside me.
281
01:09:04,265 --> 01:09:07,007
I want with all my heart
for this child to be happy,
282
01:09:07,143 --> 01:09:08,349
but I’m afraid.
283
01:09:09,520 --> 01:09:11,306
And I’m tired of being afraid.
284
01:09:14,233 --> 01:09:17,351
I have to learn to have faith again,
and give life another chance . . .
285
01:09:18,446 --> 01:09:20,904
so I can stand on my own.
286
01:09:21,741 --> 01:09:23,277
And I will stand on my own.
287
01:09:28,956 --> 01:09:30,617
If I have a boy,
288
01:09:30,792 --> 01:09:32,533
I’ll teach him how to love.
289
01:09:33,544 --> 01:09:36,206
If I have a girl,
290
01:09:36,381 --> 01:09:38,122
I’ll tell her the world is hers.
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