All language subtitles for Luc Moullet - Brigitte et Brigitte

My handbag!

But there's no mirror!

Our faces are quite different.

True.

But the same coats,

the same bags...

The same handbags,

the same cases.

That's awful.

l don't feel l'm myself any longer.

As if l had no longer
a life of my own.

As if we knew all
about one another.

Same petticoats.

- You're 5 ft.
- And a 1/4!

But l'm 5.5 ft.

Appearance is not everything.

We must have
different personalities.

l am Brigitte.

Me too.

l was born on March 6, 1946
in Mariaud in the Alps.

And the only girl that year.

It's a tiny village,
no road, no electricity.

l was born on November 28, 1945
in Mantet, Pyrenees.

No road, no electricity either.

But they're planned for 1974
by De Gaulle's next 5-year plan.

l did my first year at Aix.

l did mine in Montpellier.

You've no accent.

Accent disappears with the ascent.

l'm coming for my degree.

Me too.

We're average French girls,
that explains all.

They don't live
at the back of beyond.

Average girls don't exist:

100%% have singularities.
0%% are like the average girl.

Our differences make us the same.

l am small. How stupid!
l took you for me.

You are small, l am tall
and we're equally pretty.

You're Pyrenean, l'm Alpine,
but from similar villages.

Our singularities
make our similarities.

We wear
the same fashionable clothes.

Sure,
we've very different personalities.

We're equidistant from and parallel
to the norm on either side of it.

l studied sociology.
Now l'm doing German.

l'm doing geography.
l go to my cousin's in the West End.

l'm going to register
at the Sorbonne.

- l'll be there at 11.
- Where can we meet?

On the steps.

- Your first time?
- l saw a photo in the Guide.

There must be a metro here.

What's up there?

That's not it,
the tube runs underground.

Well, it's not a tramway.

It must be the metro then,
but it oughtn't to be.

- No, cousin!
- Last time, you were that high.

We played on a seesaw.

You liked me to tickle you.

- Where's your wife?
- She'll be back on Monday next.

My cousins are still away.
Registered?

Queue now for a ticket
to queue in 11 days' time.

In 12 if you don't hurry.

Join me at the counter for lodgings.

You can't get a room unless
you've got a restaurant card

from the next counter.

Anyway, it's November now.
it's too late to get lodgings.

You can't get
a restaurant card

unless you've got lodgings
from the next counter.

Anyway, it's November now. It's
too late to get a good restaurant.

l'm starving.

Too expensive.

The more l eat, the better l think,

and our problem
is a tough one.

Look out! They're filming!

"Tadgotted crests, 50 cents."

Quick, a dictionary!

"April swacks."

l'll see what it's like.

If you don't like it, l'll eat it.

l'll eat yours if you don't like it.

l'll have one, as well as
"falvaws of young dwukarnillons."

That sounds nice.

l can't read this.

"Napkins."

l didn't ask for one.

l can eat perfectly well,
without making a mess.

"Bread," OK.

But a percentage for the cutlery,
that's ridiculous!

l don't need more cutlery
for a 1 $ meal than for a 50 c. one.

And 15%% for service
on top of all that.

The room is let

Room to let

This is the new campus.

Well, where's the room?

- l'm taking the next train home.
- Don't take it to heart!

Pretend you're climbing.
Never look up, count the hours:

in a fortnight we will be lodged,
fed, registered etc...

And tonight?

The youth hostel is nearby.

Excuse me, where can l find
the house parent?

l am.

Can you sell my friend a YWCA card?

Right!
An English party have just left.

So there'll be
none too few of you to clear up.

Is it the stand
that gets Figaro first?

lt always gets here about 6.15.

Saved!

University re-opens in 10 mns.

There's a strike today.

Everyone's out.

Your 'varsity card?

l don't see why
l should show it to you.

Blackleg! Fascist!

German linguists, into the lecture!

Sign here.

Down with strike! Go in!

A strike! Great!
Quick to the movies.

Retirement at 55!

Truth about Ben Barka!

110 $ a month for each student!

Right there.

How did it happen?

We were fully protected:
cops were everywhere.

And suddenly... l can't remember.

Lazy bones must avoid fascists.

Plodders must avoid the Reds.
In geography, "Minos" lead...

Minos won a majority
in Students' Union.

Before gaining a majority
they made a minority.

"Majos" are today's minority.
No majos in geography.

To hell with geography!

l'm studying something less risky.

No more Huns for me,

take my place, you swot!

OK. You, slack off in geography!

ls the moon going around the sun,

the sun around us,
or us around the moon?

l know nothing beyond...

Apart we get into trouble,

but together we manage perfectly.

Let's choose a subject we both like.

French, l'm with it.

l've first to study Greek.

To decipher it, l need glasses.
They don't suit me.

History?

lt's in with geography.

Philosophy?

There are only backward boys
with spots.

Sociology?

Soci... what?

At least you'll get it.

To get on in it,
it's better to know nothing.

It gives it some suspense
and excitement.

In July, you won't have a clue
what it is.

It's new:
there must be Reds in it.

One bump's enough.
My other foot hates trouble.

Italian?

l hate spaghetti.
And they raped Grand 'Ma in 1940.

- There's only English left.
- We've no choice.

We'll sign on Friday.

How much?

28 $ included restaurant tickets
till the 31st.

l haven't. l bought drugs.

l made Pa send me here, l can't
ask him for more than my 68 $

on the 31st.

l only get 60 $ .

Let's put it all together.

To spend: 58 out of 59 $

We'll have to fast.

...a polysyllable if it ends
in a consonant and a vowel.

It is closed in a mono if it ends
in one or several consonants.

In a poly, if it ends
in several consonants.

A syllable is open in a monosyllable
if it ends in a vowel.

In a poly,
if it's in consonant and vowel,

closed in a mono
if in one or several consonants,

and in a poly if it ends
in several consonants...

Mate, give me the perfo 102
with the inverse neck.

Fantastic, no boys here!

In the films,
students wait to pounce on you.

What a genius! He is my pet-teacher.
l only come in for him.

He? Swell!

We need a brolly.

Let's see Paris.
l've got some tube tickets left.

That'll be spiritual food for us.

It doesn't lean, as one says.
That's publicity.

You're wrong, it leans to the right,
not to the left.

Right.

Our nice Minister Fouchet
built it just for us.

It's so big
l'm sure to get on in it.

It looks like a Goldfinger set.

Mark 18/20.

Let's go to TV House.

Why "Champs Elys�es?"

One more step
you'll end up in Elysean Fields.

Now Notre-Dame!

You lever up into that bit
gutting out.

You go up 3/4 of the wheel.

Jump with a pendulum
onto the right saint,

back up a 4th degree grave groove...

Trash! The tall tapering spigolo
is a child's play.

As for the tower, short rappel
easy enough for Grand 'Ma.

Follow the cornice on the left,
get over the slab.

No thanks, at 2 in 1!

There are thingumybobs
and zinc sticks to the feet.

Afterwards, the tower is crenellated
all the way.

- Overhang 2!
- You dreamt it.

If it was real,
this guy wouldn't be on the top.

Much overrated, Notre-Dame.

Ask for his autograph
to know who he is.

250.

l can't stand that any longer.

Look out:
You've no other Sunday shoes.

Free ball in the Studios.
Let's go in: l'll get a partner.

Work first:
l'll dance only when graduated.

First things first.

Supper's laid on.
Get an invitation!

Good idea:
l work better after eating.

But spend nothing:
we have only 20 c. more.

You dance?

l hate niggers, yellows,
Arabs and Jews.

You racist!

Wogs are stuck up, cheeky with us.

For our ancestors persecuted them.

Who paid?

A cute coloured boy.
He is in the WC.

There is no WC here.

You'll have to pay.

And our registration?

The last ticket
for the Club's tombola.

Take it.
That's a good chance.

What about a dance?

l'm tired.

You've won your weight in sugar.

- 7 stone 1.
- Don't lie: we'll win 1 $ .

- 8 stone all included.
- With tax.

l am hungry.

You won't manage it.

Don't hug the wall,
you'll get dirty.

Who's that guy?

That's Fouchet.

My Minister of Education.

- He's married.
- It's only a photo.

He is ugly.

He who builds such a handsome
campus must be handsome.

It's so spacious.

It's better when there's no room.

A crush helps human contacts:
the aim of education.

Students
only get to meet in a crush.

Clubs are made for that.

If it's made for, girls won't go.

l'm giving a talk with you:

"US movies,
art or mythological factories?"

Not bad.

A film expert like Leon
might help us.

- Are you free at 2?
- After lunch!

No, sorry, l'm not an expert.

But Jack is.
Call him.

He loves it.

- Go and see him.
- No, he lives in the West End!

l'll never meet a West End man,
and whom l don't know!

You'll see him in the campus snack.

My cousin lives
in the West End as well.

Try and be free this afternoon.

l'll see you at 2.

As you swiped my afternoon, l'll
tackle Jack. Could be a good bet.

l'll prepare
a questionnaire for you.

Question 7...

Funny, we both study English
but never met.

Boys never go to lectures.
Only fools and fanatics.

Girls like to lend them
their notes in caf�s

and campus snacks.

For one hour,
l took 14 pages of notes.

Brigitte is into her 17th note-book.
How great!

You take down too much.

You definitely do.

l was lent the same lecture, look.

If you take down everything,
you won't have time to understand.

It's easy to read,
one hasn't to think,

and one gets bored stiff.

Lectures are no use.

You can only study in the Provinces.

- There's too many people in Paris.
- But the best teachers are here.

That's why l left Aix.

l would have done the opposite,

but l work
and have no time for studying.

l register only for the restaurants,
the girls, the Social Security,

to get reduced income tax
and reduced movie prices.

Shall we go to one? lt'll answer
your other 28 questions.

Deeply touched at interviewing
the film-maker n�1 of the world

and l forgot my questions.

Me too, l am...

You're so pretty,

so charming
that l couldn't have

answered you anyway.

Cinema is the only
artistic medium in the US,

which beforehand were primitive.

Actually, the myth-factory isn't
cinema but American literature.

But commercial Hollywood created

two generations
of juvenile delinquents.

The romantic halo of failure

in E. Hemingway,
F. S. Fitzgerald and T. Williams

was the excuse of three generations
of adult delinquents.

Childish westerns
make movies mediocre, don't they?

Quite the opposite.
Bad US films are adaptations.

Becket, from Anouilh,

Zhivago, The Old Man
and the Sea, from Hemingway...

Who are the three best
US film-makers?

Hitchcock,

Orson Welles and Jerry Lewis.

Who are the three worst film-makers?

Hitchcock, Orson Welles
and Jerry Lewis.

The exact order is:

321st Hitchcock,

322nd Jerry Lewis
and bottom is Orson Welles.

Your three best US film-makers?

Vincente Minellli, Harry Revier
and Edward Ludwig.

Ludwig's last film was so fabulous
that l took twelve pages of notes.

No, thirteen.

You go to cinema near home?

l go to London or New York
when a new Ludwig film is released.

Your greatest wish as a movie-fan?

To die seeing a film.

l thought Hitchcock was the best.

Where's the other interview?

What a tunnel!

And l had no compass!

- Is Hitchcock good or bad?
- Hitchcock is a genius.

And Compton?

Compton is a bum.

Sure?

Jack is positive.

There are three bums:
Compton,

Ulmer, Fuller.

You're crazy.
Fuller is a genius.

l admire electricity.

When l was five,
l dreamt we had it at home.

Today, l've got it above my bed.
That's the 20th century.

l'll check in my History of Movies.

He is not in it!

This travelling is rough,
but the action tender by the slow,

supple,

distant way of... shooting it.

This succession of shots-cross shots

is sublime because it is based
both on the theoretical idea

and on pure realism.
Cinema...

"leads to a communion of souls."

"Cinema teaches us

"that woman

"is made not for work

"but for

"love.

"They used a very short focusing.

"How do you get such a soft skin?"

While l have sleepless nights?

l'm done in.

- From your Ma.
- Thanks.

"Dear Brigitte..."
l hate being called like that.

"We've had no letter from you
this month.

"We were very worried for we feared
Grand 'Ma had got singles.

"Happily it was only cancer.

"She got down
to the hospital before the snowfall

"which cut us off.
Otherwise, she'd died here.

"She's lucky.

"Since Saturday,
Dad could not bring the mail up

"so he's been clearing out
the town hall and the stables.

"Now they look like new.
The phone line was put by the path

"and in a fortnight
we haven't had a single break-down.

"lt'll be fine
when you get back for Easter.

"l'll stop now
as there's no more room.

"Dad will dig a way
through to the Post.

"Since Tuesday we've been living
on rusks. l am longing for bread.

"l'll write to you

"on the postal order. A gift this
month: Dad adds 1 $ to your 68 $ .

"Everyone in Mariaud

"sends kisses.

"Your long eared-ass
moans for you. Ma"

So you see continental films!

What's the link with US movies?

Jack says it's a must to grasp them.
Europe influences the US greatly.

And l must get all this together

for tomorrow's talk, all alone:

and you, you go and flirt

with a West End boy
and see French films!

You'll end up
a spinster with a doctorate.

Marriage won't bring you
a secure future.

One slip

and you're back in the Alps!

l have no prejudices,
l'm looking for sexual freedom.

l'm up to date.

Look.

The Force of Circumstance

You've only to watch it
the first time.

If it doesn't work,
it marks you for ever.

First attempts.

l knew girls like that.

Afterwards, you can do all you want,
but not the first time.

Wait till the day
you're sure it will work.

Anyway Jack got no job.

Besides his degree, he is
a film-critic and a delivery man

so he'll save enough
to shoot a feature in Scope.

But he hasn't got his Union card!

Listen to my talk.

No, l can't listen to it any more.

It's not serious: it was the
opposite of what l was expecting.

- It's supported by evidence.
- By very little evidence.

Why look for empirical evidence?

Only the concrete analysis
of statistics has any value.

And it proves
the harmfulness of US films.

Someone wrote:

"A teenager stuttered
and bit his nails

"on seeing a US film

"in which a cuckold vainly pursued

"the lover into the swamp.

"At the end, he was writhing about
with staring eyes.

"Out of 400 films

"there is a great number of crimes:
shop lifting: 642, murders: 310,

"adulterers: 213, adulteresses: 192,

"robbery under arms: 269."

l must put a "?" on your record.

l'll rub it out if you do better.

What would you like to be?

To be ugly.
l feel you love someone else.

l would like to be a bum.

l could remain a bum
or become clever. l could choose.

l'd be free, but l am not.
l'm forced to remain clever. No fun.

Say something clever.

A friend is coming here for Easter.
He's lending us his farm.

It will be easy for us,
peasant girls,

to hole the fort. OK?

Your landlord agrees?

She likes us. She is
Mrs. Marcus Aurelius, our concierge.

All the Parisians in hotels in the
country. Or the contrary, it's stupid.

When there are so many
empty houses, easy to burgle.

If everyone followed our example,

more provincials,

repelled by the excessive cost
of Paris hotels, would get holidays.

In eleven days' time.

Hurry up.

Yes, you look fine.

One moment.

The girls are waiting.

- What is Brigitte doing there?
- She's voting.

Are you of age then?

- It happens sometimes, you know.
- Vote took a long time.

When you're required to vote,

you feel important, that's nice.

You can vote
for Tom, Dick or Harry,

you feel a part of the crowd
who vote the same.

It's so delightful
that l'd like to vote all my life.

Make sure your train will be
on time. We'll watch you.

OK for 2 miles, but not for 100.

l'll hitchhike.

These damned changes!
l had too many bags.

The customs rummaged
about in them, and l'm late.

Two miles from the farm.
The meal's ready.

Hurry up!

The sparking plug's going.
And slow puncture: only 5 mns left.

In one go! The inner tube burst.

Wait. We've made it.

l overtook Brigitte 12 miles back.

l'll bring her back on the bike.

One smashed up his left wing,

gravel broke the wind screen
of the other

plus a 300-yard jam at the frontier.

- Jack drove faster.
- Did he take you on his scooter?

- Here come two pin-ups.
- My poor bike!

We'll get a bath in milk from Black.

No use locking us in.

l've got the sight-line.

l didn't know Belgian cows
were lesbian. Better for Jack.

l'm hungry!

May l go to the?

When l was 6,

l did all the cooking
while Ma went down to the doctor's.

l'm not hungry any more.

What about a walk?

OK, Brigitte?

lt helps digestion.

l must go back to make dinner.

Of course, he can't.

Take the world as it comes.
Sold in every good chemist.

With concentrated food,
no more cooking or washing up.

Guaranteed by Eurasian Scientific
House for Paranutritional Application.

There's pulverised liver of pulps,

rich with well-balanced
essential amino-acids,

natural dried yeast
with many oligo-elements,

skimmed milk,
concentrated egg full of lecithin,

rice flour,
extract of predigested malt,

glucose without saccharose
and a delicious fish catalyst...

...and l forgot what else.

Each biscuit has 83 calories,

each tube has 300 calories.

It has no taste.

It hasn't a bad taste.
No risk of illness.

l don't find it disagreeable.

Sacrilege! You'll destroy
the balance of your whole meal.

No, there's dietetic salt!

No mustard!

You'll drive me crazy!

Mix them...

3 chocolate biscuits,
then 2 vanilla,

3 lemon, one cheese.

As it is not an ordinary lunch,
take cheese first.

The best mixture is half a lemon,

then the tube,

3 vanilla, 3 chocolate, 2 cheese...

But vanilla on top, choc under.
Cheese on top, lemon at the bottom.

l feel as if l ate nothing.

The more you stuff your belly,
the less fed you are.

All that stays inside,
you can't absorb it.

l can't manage to shut my mouth.

You eat too fast.

Slow down!

Like this.

Some laxative.
An inner tube 700 C for the bike.

A couple of loaves.

Two pairs of net stockings.

Ten pounds of potatoes.
Some D.D.T.

A Dover sole.
Brussels' Le Soir.

Four cutlets and a carton of milk.

No, the cow will give us
fresh milk for breakfast.

Look.

They won't notice the difference.

That's fresh milk!

"A syllable is open in a monosyllable
if it ends in a vowel..."

Page 1, and 285 pages!
So hard!

You've no use for a degree.

Dad's right: with a good degree
in philosophy or English,

l can soon have
a good job in the Post.

Inspector
or head of the sorting Dept.

Only a month holiday...

As a teacher, l'll have three.
Twenty hours of work a week.

Socially, they're the most active,

so l'll retire at 60,

my children at 55,

my grandchildren at 50.

After 60, l'm free.

You'll get bored.
A film-maker never gets bored.

He can work even at 80.

Look at Chaplin, DeMille, Dreyer...

You do well to get your degree
and not your film Union card.

Living in the screen world,
l'd never taste real life.

To make films,
you must know and show real life.

Be a tradesman, official,
workman or contractor.

Don't go to a film school,
nor be a film-assistant.

When a film-maker sees the life,

he has a kink in his mind

because he lives
in order to show it.

It is our original sin.

Good film-makers live

without a film in mind
and make it,

but often they have
neither the idea nor the strength

nor the means to shoot it.

We leave out
either ideas or reality.

Here.

Quick, a can!

What's that?

That's fresh milk!

ls that all?

l am a student, you see.

You're going from bad to worse.
Is it on purpose?

l'll tell your Dad.

Hold it!
Customers are always right.

Without me to earn
your 3 easy bucks, you'd work!

l work hard with you.
Your A level is your problem.

l do it only to give Dad a boost.

Guitarists despise A level.
l can easily get by in English.

You'll need it afterwards.

No, NATO's given up the ghost!

l can't manage
to speak with a British.

The three clever ones
l met spoke French

and never let me speak English.

Use is not all. You can study
the metamorphosis of the beetroots.

What counts
is your effort to understand.

You can reproduce it elsewhere.

English needs no effort,
only memory.

Man is not made for bothering.
Absolute escapes him.

So, he likes human absurdity,
adds to it to assume it.

Far from aimless tasks,
he'd forget his mortal nature.

This rubbish makes money:

18 mns worth of teaching
will buy you a lipstick.

Jabber more,
your bread's more buttered!

Extortioness,
you suck me dry to tittivate!

You, vampire,
for whom people's purse perish,

you can go shopping now,

but you might pay me
for having made you feel useful.

Next lesson tomorrow.

The concierge sent her dog
for her rent.

She reminded me of it.

Pay with your sweet pupil's money.

l have other things to buy.

If we don't pay,
we'll get thrown out,

as sure as
your failing the exam.

It's not sure. l've eight days left
in which to begin my studying.

l've a good chance.

l'll pay the whole rent
if you get better marks than me.

The bet's on.

No time to lose.

"A syllable is open
in a monosyllable if it ends...

A man at the window!

Ladies, where am I?

What were you doing at our window?

l am a builder's mate.
l am painting.

There's a patch up there
l could reach only on tiptoe.

Suddenly, l saw double beneath me.

l flattened myself on the window
and here l am.

But l've still to paint it over.

If my boss notices it,
l'll get the sack.

At 16, that's a bad start.

Thanks for the drink.

- Wait, you might get giddy.
- No rope?

No one has. l'd be laughed at:
"He can't stand upright."

Social Security
ought to demand ropes

to lessen building accidents.

Pass me the rope.

l'm four inches taller.
l'm not Alpine for nothing.

- Fantastic!
- Roped up, no problems.

That looks great:

l read a syllable is open
in a monosyllable...

That's exciting.

But what happens

when a syllable ends
in two vowels or one consonant?

He's grasped straight away
what l couldn't in six months.

We ought to swop jobs.

l'm not illiterate:
l just finished secondary school.

May l borrow it?

To read in bed tonight.

He outclasses me.

At 14, l learned
as quickly as he did.

l am old now:
l think l can learn no more.

At 15, l wouldn't paint it.

That's normal: you grow up
in mind before body.

The bones aren't
finally formed till you're 19.

Goodbye.

But kids start physical work
whereas we study after we're 18.

It's the medieval heritage:
one studies after 18, as an extra.

- It was a luxury for the rich.
- It still is.

Today, it provides jobs
but the poor can't keep teenagers.

The rich prefer mental work:
it's money for jam.

They spread out studies
to walk over

and to feel it's harder
than manual work.

But l am a state scholar.

Few are. Don't shut people up
in one job all their lives,

give them mental work

before 20 and after 50,

manual work in-between.

No more boring retirement.
Efficiency doubles!

You're always unsatisfied...

Only a child
wants to right the world.

It's a hobby for idle minds.

Stop jabbering, get on with work:
we made a bet.

"A syllable is open..."

My God!

What a nightmare!

l dreamed l had graduated.

But strange, l wasn't happy.

l was teaching in a tunnel.

All alone.

You were happily doing another year,

especially with the creation
of student salaries.

Did l fail? Nonsense.
l studied a set up.

l've spotted a hiding place.

You've lost: beware easy bets!

You lack the nerve.
Caught in the act.

That's your fate. You can't
get through without studying.

Especially in English.

Cheating won't help.

Success means a prolonged effort.

Wait and see.

Mate, give me the trowel.

Let me reach it,
for Mom and Dad's sake.

l'll give one dollar to St. Anthony.

l'm through.

Am I?

Here is only one Brigitte.

- The time?
- 4 o'clock.

- A. M?
- P.M. more like.

Only 113 hours to go.
And cheating's so hard in the orals.

l hope
l won't be examined by a woman.

Fido again!

Pay the concierge.
We can't avoid her always.

l haven't the time.

You look like
a candidate for a doctorate

or an old spinster.

Stop working!

l got through
with every day ideas, not with work.

Teachers hate vanguard.

"To get by, do badly,"
said Novalis.

Take vitamin C.

You haven't even ten minutes
to do your hair in?

l'd only have
112 and 3/4 hours left.

Stop talking, it bothers me.

My slipper!

What you did, Fido, no man
in the world would have done it.

It's a bad way to cram.

Go for a nice walk
with your dictionary.

Each word imprints on your mind
at each spot.

Think back at it in the exam.

Stop preventing me working.

That's the list of the dresses
to borrow for the orals.

That's Brechtian!

Go for a nice walk
with your dictionary.

Each word imprints on your mind
at each spot.

He said to Jesus:

"Remember me
when thou comest into thy Kingdom."

And Jesus answered:

"A syllable
is open in a monosyllable..."

l know who's examining.
He likes me. l'll play him up.

Give me the shortest dress.

Nope, the other one.

No , This one !

While l dress, tell me his CV.
File 1413.

"Born 1911, son of an adviser
to the Treasury and a doctor.

"Divorced Silvia Ramirez.
Two children: Arnaud, Sabine."

Louder!

(His university nominations
match De Gaulle's progress.)

"Wrote: Heautontimoroumenism
and Hedonism in Stevenson."

"Awards: Croix de Guerre...

"Hobbies: Dutch cows, archeology.

"Sport: gliding,safari
9 avenue foch Paris"

The concierge sent us a summons.
48 hours left to pay the rent

Why haven't you honoured our bet?
Pay up!

No, l won't pay.

Sister, you're a cheat!

l'm no more your sister,
and you're the cheat!

You triple-crossing!
l gave you the tip.

l would pay because you cheated?

No, keep your room and pay up.

l'm leaving.

To your cousin's?

l'll manage.

l don't know...

Under a bridge...

For tonight,
you can have a bed at home.

Your turn for the pot!

Hurry up, Brigitte!

Come on, prompt me with our code.

Now you can lose yourself.

Miss, take a paper.
That'll be your subject.

Stop looking at whatever it is
out of the window.

So cheating is punished.

No use cheating
if you won't know why.

For the first time,
l see you without Brigitte.

Brigitte and Brigitte is finished.