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Padre Brown e Flambeau sono in visita turistica a Parigi. Passeggiando per le strade della città , i due si imbattono in un curioso personaggio, il colonnello Du Bosch, che sta tentando di sobillare la folla. Da due giorni il dottor Hirsch, scienziato parigino di fama riconosciuta, si è barricato in casa e rifiuta di riceverlo per dargli le dovute spiegazioni. A detta di Du Bosch, infatti, Hirsch sarebbe un traditore della patria. Il dottor Hirsch è lo scopritore della formula di un potentissimo esplosivo silenzioso, depositata presso il ministero della guerra. I colonnello Du Bosch dice di avere le prove che Hirsch, colto dal rimorso, ha venduto allo straniero la sua stessa formula.

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00:03I have the famous cassock and I am a Jelibè priest who is interested in crime
00:30just to save the soul of a poor thief.
00:47The real crime is the pessimism of those who don't believe in life.
01:00We make mistakes out of mistrust, we make mistakes out of laziness, we make mistakes out of resentment or envy.
01:12Right father bra, right father bra, but life is very often.
01:20But what is there father bra, there father bra, there father bra also what is life.
01:37She often steals from people because she has nothing, so people think she's a lieutenant.
01:47But what if what you have is what's left of a shipwreck on a desert island.
01:58You would scream with joy to have a blanket to put on and a bone button and a little red cap.
02:13A straw, a penknife in your hands.
02:20But I took a strange-sounding fife to imitate the seagulls.
02:32You know what beauty, you know what richness, you know what joy it is, so be it.
02:45Right father bra, right father bra, this life is a fabulous thing.
02:55But thank you father bra, thank you father bra, now we know the truth.
03:17Father Brown, do you like the triumphal sweep?
03:20Do you know what extraordinary things we can do in France?
03:23The most extraordinary thing is that it exists, and that Notre Dame exists too.
03:29Oh sure there is, there it is.
03:32Well, it might not even be there, I wanted to say how beautiful it is, we were lucky.
03:39Father, sometimes you put me at a very unpleasant crossroads.
03:43Which?
03:44I don't understand what you're saying, so either I'm the idiot or you're crazy.
03:51Let's talk about it.
03:54I can't be crazy because I believe in God, you can't be an idiot because you were the greatest
04:01thief of Europe.
04:02And I say nothing, with all the competition there is...
04:04Yes, but then why are we lucky that Notre Dame exists?
04:07Do you remember Robinson Crosway? All the kids have read Robinson Crosway.
04:11Certain.
04:12He is a man on a small rock with a few things saved from the sea.
04:15Yes, but...
04:16You see, Flambo, I've always thought that the best part of the book is the list of objects saved by the
04:22shipwreck.
04:22Think about it, the greatest poem is an inventory.
04:26The jug, the bowl.
04:28And of course, they could have gone with the shipwreck.
04:32But no, they are there.
04:34How wonderful, how lucky.
04:36The jug, the bowl.
04:39It's a good exercise, you know, in the empty moments of the day, to be able to look at, I don't know, the coal bucket.
04:46Or a pair of scissors and think how happy it would have been to be able to save them,
04:51pull them out of the ship submerged among the rocks.
04:54Ultimately, everything there is as if it had narrowly escaped a shipwreck,
05:00like this beautiful girl here.
05:04It doesn't take much, you know, to be born dead or ugly or deformed or deficient.
05:10It doesn't take anything.
05:12And what about her?
05:14How wonderful, how lucky.
05:18Thank you.
05:19For Notre Dame or for that beautiful girl?
05:21For both of them.
05:22And for everything there is.
05:25Oh, sorry.
05:27Father, you are worse than me.
05:29I have never harmed a hair on a Parisian flick.
05:31She was about to gouge out his eye at one point.
05:34I didn't do it on purpose.
05:38Ah, what a beautiful city Paris is.
05:43But I, French, cannot speak.
05:48Friends who in their dirty parliaments learn to speak,
05:53they also quickly learn to keep quiet.
05:56to remain silent like that frightened and trembling spy
06:01and barricades himself in his house.
06:05This stops.
06:08He has been refusing to see me for two days.
06:10He refuses to give me explanations.
06:13And do you know why?
06:14Because he knows that I,
06:16right places,
06:18to the Belfort artillery ring,
06:20I have proof of his betrayal.
06:22But he also knows I can't talk.
06:26But my ultimatum is about to expire.
06:29If I am not received before six o'clock this evening,
06:33I will enter this house
06:35and with your help,
06:37French and patriots,
06:39and so the whole fraccia
06:41it will be put on the traitor's face.
06:50Does that guy want to start the French Revolution?
06:53It's actually already been done by others.
06:56The revolution should be made
06:58at least once a year,
07:00if only to keep things in good condition.
07:03That is, the revolution is necessary
07:05to the preservation of the best.
07:08But she doesn't listen to me.
07:10Flambor, she looks at the jewels
07:12as if three years hadn't passed
07:13since he gave up stealing them.
07:15No, no, I'm thinking
07:16if there can be no relationship.
07:18That one there attracts attention
07:19all the attention of the crowd.
07:21What would it take for us?
07:22to make a little splash in this shop window?
07:24Oh yeah.
07:24Please join us, Mr. Flambor.
07:26We've been looking for her for two days.
07:28Only.
07:29When did you land in France?
07:31Believe me, we are just two ordinary tourists.
07:33came from England.
07:35We know, we know.
07:36Tourists, but not just any tourists.
07:37Shall we go, Mr. Flambor?
07:39But there was an amnesty.
07:41Now, Mr. Flambor is a policeman
07:43and thanks to his merits
07:45for the solution...
07:46We know, we know.
07:47They know everything, Luigi.
07:48But I swore to the prefect
07:50to bring Mr. Flambor to him this morning.
07:52Allow me.
07:52Salt far away.
07:53I throw them into the Seine on the first bend.
07:55Here you are.
07:56But they are also on the list
07:58of things saved from the shipwreck.
08:02Well, when it's like that
08:04I too come from the prefect.
08:06accepted.
08:12And so here is the great Flambor
08:15here in my office.
08:17But what about amnesty?
08:18Never.
08:19I never imagined such an honor.
08:22I remember,
08:23I was chief respecter then,
08:25when I was hunting her
08:27I had 30 agents with me
08:29and two police dogs.
08:31In a shelter
08:32that she had just abandoned
08:33we found a used shirt of his.
08:35We let the dogs smell it
08:37and they led us
08:39across all of Paris
08:40up to my house.
08:46How did he get it?
08:47that dirty shirt of mine, Flambor?
08:49Now can you tell me too?
08:51The Laundry Girl
08:53he had two beautiful blue eyes
08:55and I told him.
09:00All that desorfèvre
09:02he laughed at me then.
09:09But now it's here.
09:12Excuse me, Mr. Prefect,
09:13I would like to tell you something.
09:16But who is this?
09:18She was once of secular traditions
09:20and now he's hanging out with a priest?
09:22Don't let them talk,
09:23he says amazing things sometimes.
09:27Tell me, tell me.
09:31It's almost noon.
09:36It is true!
09:38It is true.
09:40And the Minister of the Interior,
09:41the Minister of War
09:42they recommended me
09:43the utmost speed.
09:44Even the Minister of War?
09:46Who said that?
09:47She.
09:50But I let myself go.
09:53It's time to wrap up.
09:54No, it's breakfast time.
09:57Yes, but France is asking us to wait.
10:01And since I have to talk about state secrets,
10:03This gentleman is a foreigner, right?
10:05English.
10:05Here you are,
10:06Who can guarantee me his discretion?
10:09Is this enough for you?
10:12He sees a priest
10:14accustomed to confession
10:15to keep the secret.
10:17But she must be a long time
10:19who does not confess,
10:20Mr. Prefect.
10:21I'm not here anyway
10:22to talk about intimate things.
10:24Well,
10:25his shirt too
10:26it was an intimate thing
10:27and he even talked about it.
10:28Do I have your word?
10:30But yes,
10:31Certain,
10:31mine is enough.
10:33Let's not waste his
10:34for this nonsense.
10:36Very good.
10:38But what do you want from me?
10:47Collaboration.
10:50Please,
10:51My Excellency.
10:54Cigarette?
10:55Oh, yes,
10:56Thank you.
11:00Allows?
11:02No thank you,
11:02it's worth mine.
11:09So,
11:11we were saying about...
11:12Ah,
11:13ah,
11:13collaboration,
11:14collaboration
11:15to avoid a scandal
11:17like France
11:17he hasn't seen the same
11:19after the case
11:20Dreyfus.
11:20You know what he said
11:22the Minister of the Interior
11:23when he found out
11:23that she
11:24he had set foot again
11:25in France?
11:27He said
11:28only
11:29that great son
11:30Of...
11:33that great son
11:34of France
11:35can unravel
11:36this skein.
11:38most honored.
11:40The facts.
11:42The facts.
11:43Ah,
11:44the facts.
11:44The facts,
11:45Here you are,
11:45I'll be brief,
11:46telegraphic.
11:47So,
11:49I summarize.
11:51One of the glories
11:52of France
11:53contemporary
11:54it's certain
11:54Dr. Hirsch.
11:58The doctor
11:59Hirsch.
12:03We had
12:04always difficulties
12:06to export
12:07our genes
12:08beyond hands.
12:10Dr. Hirsch
12:11he is a scientist,
12:13he is a moralist,
12:14a man
12:15all of one piece,
12:16a free thinker,
12:18a skeptic.
12:20Then it can't be
12:22all in one piece.
12:23but it's a great cathedral,
12:28even if in recent times
12:30his popularity
12:31be a little
12:33tarnished,
12:34why the French
12:35they are all patriots
12:36and they don't love
12:38certain things.
12:40Which?
12:40Please,
12:43have a seat.
12:45He will want to offer us something.
12:47What do you say?
12:48I hope so.
12:53No,
12:55here.
13:02Unfortunately,
13:03Dr. Hirsch
13:04for some years now
13:05use your wits,
13:07his character
13:08of a peaceful man
13:10in favor
13:11of pacifism.
13:12No.
13:13Unfortunately,
13:14the average French
13:16naturally
13:16he is irritated
13:17from the way,
13:18from the way of speaking,
13:19so peaceful
13:20to preach peace.
13:22Naturally.
13:23A Frenchman can forgive
13:25pacifism
13:26to a guy
13:27that for the love of peace
13:28blow up by airplane
13:29to the Ministry of War.
13:31Huh?
13:32No,
13:32so to speak.
13:33Instead Hirsch
13:34with his
13:36kind of sanctity,
13:37with his
13:38innocent peace,
13:40a peace without explosions,
13:43appears
13:43to the majority
13:45of the French,
13:46let me tell you,
13:47as
13:47like a mollusk.
13:51A mollusk.
13:54A mollusk.
13:57I said appear,
13:58because in reality
14:00Here is the first secret
14:02of State.
14:03Actually
14:04Dr. Hirsch
14:05he discovered
14:07the formula
14:08of a very powerful
14:11silent explosive.
14:14but
14:15not only peace
14:16but also the war
14:18without explosions.
14:19He is a pacifist
14:21Perfect.
14:22And that formula
14:23is deposited
14:24at our
14:25Ministry of War?
14:26And it was stolen.
14:27How does she know?
14:29Otherwise
14:29you wouldn't need it
14:30of me.
14:31Effectively
14:32it is not known
14:32if it has already been stolen
14:34or not.
14:35In Paris
14:35for two days
14:36it's made a noise
14:37from a certain
14:38Colonel
14:38by Bosch.
14:40Colonel
14:40of artillery
14:41in Belfort.
14:42How does she know?
14:43That's not it
14:44what he wanted to do
14:44the French Revolution?
14:46Yes, passing by
14:46we heard it
14:47shout insults
14:48but in Paris
14:49it's a thing
14:49so normal.
14:50who goes there
14:51It is not true?
14:52Paris is a city
14:55That...
14:56Dubosch
14:57Here you are!
14:58Dubosch says
15:00to have the evidence
15:00that Hirsch
15:01he sold
15:02to the foreigner
15:03its own formula.
15:06And it happens
15:07to pacifist scientists.
15:10The scientist
15:10invent the bomb
15:11the pacifist
15:12he has regrets
15:14and neutralizes
15:15the bomb
15:16selling it
15:16to the other side.
15:18But the man
15:18the man
15:19I say.
15:20The man
15:21pocket the money
15:22and goes to the French Riviera
15:23but didn't he tell us?
15:25who is a free thinker
15:26so he's free
15:27to think of them all, right?
15:30But he's French!
15:31And precisely for this reason
15:32he said
15:32the French Riviera.
15:34But what should I do?
15:36for you?
15:39First
15:40discover
15:41if Hirsch
15:41he sold the formula
15:42second
15:43discover
15:44if Dubosch
15:45he has proof of it.
15:46And if they were true
15:47both?
15:48Then third
15:49try to subtract
15:50the tests in Dubosch
15:51or to prevent
15:52the scandal.
15:54Naturally
15:54the most favorable case
15:56it would be that
15:57the formula
15:58if it weren't yet
15:58in the hands of the enemy
15:59and that she
16:00succeeded
16:01never to do it to him
16:02prevent.
16:03And excuse me
16:05Mr. Prefect
16:06because he says
16:07enemy
16:08and not foreign
16:09or close by?
16:11History teaches us
16:12that the foreigner
16:13or the neighbor
16:14it transforms
16:15Often
16:15in enemy.
16:17Already.
16:18But I
16:19I know
16:20another story
16:20where the neighbor
16:22or the next one
16:23it is seen
16:24otherwise.
16:26At that time
16:27Flambeau
16:28accept
16:29the assignment?
16:30She will have to
16:31penetrate
16:32in the environment
16:33by Hirsch
16:34my secretary
16:35he will give it to you in writing
16:36names and facts.
16:37Do you accept?
16:39They bind us
16:40so many beautiful memories
16:41we have
16:42so to speak
16:43played
16:44together
16:45for the most part
16:46of youth
16:47cops and thieves
16:49why should I
16:49reject?
16:50See father
16:51in this man
16:53she has an example
16:54what it is
16:55the French spirit.
16:57I believed
16:58that the French spirit
16:59it was his.
17:00And in this man
17:01has the example
17:02what it is
17:02the true English spirit.
17:04The Germans
17:05they don't have
17:05neither one
17:06nor the other.
17:08and they are sentimental
17:10therefore
17:11they put
17:12really scared.
17:14If my proposal
17:15to public education
17:16to cancel
17:17the word
17:18Goodbye
17:18from all French texts
17:20was tested
17:20she understands
17:21like the free man
17:22he would no longer hear
17:23talk about this
17:24fictional character
17:25of this god
17:27invented by slaves.
17:29Oh no
17:30not even a penny
17:31of the little flies
17:31he got the wrong table
17:33we are atheists.
17:35But really
17:36true atheists
17:38it's so rare
17:40there are many going around
17:41counterfeits
17:42this is a friend of mine
17:43Father Brown
17:43Mr. Brun
17:45and Mr. Armagnac
17:46I can?
17:47I'm coming
17:47these gentlemen
17:48they are students
17:49On the contrary
17:50the favorite students
17:52by Dr. Hirsch
17:53met by chance.
17:55you see
17:56you see
17:56you see
17:56you see
17:57you see
17:57students of the great
17:59Dr. Hirsch
18:00I'm not coming to tell you now
18:01to be an admirer of his
18:02of you all
18:04in general
18:05and since I was a child
18:06I remember
18:08that remained
18:08open-mouthed
18:09in front of a certain
18:10Davis
18:10that was playing
18:12Chopin
18:12at the piano
18:13with just one finger
18:14but what does it have to do with it?
18:15could have played
18:17with all ten
18:17it's understood
18:18but not him
18:18oh him
18:20he had practiced
18:21for years
18:21with just one finger
18:23and did it sound good?
18:24very bad
18:25poor thing
18:26but considering
18:27the limitation
18:28which had imposed itself
18:29it was miraculous
18:30sorry
18:31I wanted to say
18:32it was extraordinary
18:34Well?
18:35and no
18:36Well
18:36and no
18:37because you too are atheists
18:39you free thinkers
18:41you have decided
18:42you imposed on me
18:43to play life
18:45with reason alone
18:46you saw how clever he is
18:48the father here
18:50and you make an effort
18:52a hard work
18:54what else is there
18:56beyond reason?
18:57I don't want to argue
18:58I want
18:59a smoking vinga
19:01Thank you
19:02and a glass of wine
19:03but
19:04I know one thing
19:06that even the madmen
19:08they only have reason
19:10they have nothing else
19:11poor things
19:12but they think so well
19:16Alone
19:17everything is always there
19:19in a small circle
19:21so small
19:22to have nothing left
19:23what to see
19:23with life
19:25and with humanity
19:26she's funny dad
19:28Thank you
19:28but look over there
19:29the car
19:30the tumult
19:31the dynamics
19:32of our time
19:33he doesn't believe there is one
19:35something new?
19:36if there is anything
19:38again
19:38in our time
19:39it's laziness
19:40not the dynamics
19:41it's certain
19:42why laziness
19:43it is the cause
19:44of the apparent dynamics
19:46it's all people
19:48that is too lazy
19:49to go on foot
19:50I was referring above all
19:51to modern dynamics
19:53intellectual
19:54he is referring to her
19:55and I feel worse
19:57and well
19:58and now
20:00he would tell me
20:01why all this
20:02that is invented
20:03it's to save money
20:04mental energy
20:05calculating machines
20:06talking machines
20:07the cinema
20:08that you tell us the novels
20:09it's all to avoid us
20:10the effort
20:11to calculate
20:12to speak
20:12to read
20:13and slowly slowly
20:14to think
20:17Thank you
20:18you spin it however you want
20:19and he will have to admit
20:20that social progress
20:21he is secular
20:22there is no doubt
20:23oh no
20:24with your tales
20:25you kept quiet
20:26the poor
20:27for centuries
20:27Already
20:29and now you
20:30to the poor
20:31what are you talking about?
20:32that his grandfather
20:33or one of his great-great-grandfathers
20:35he was a chimpanzee
20:37in the woods
20:37that slowly slowly
20:38in evolution
20:39it was purchased
20:40a spark
20:41of intelligence
20:43therefore
20:45therefore
20:45the poor guy
20:46must be full
20:47of gratitude
20:48for this life
20:48almost human
20:49which he can enjoy
20:51you can rest assured
20:53can be satisfied
20:54that in the future
20:55an animal appears
20:56that he is better off than him
20:57is it true guys?
20:58and these gentlemen
20:59they are worried
21:00because it seems to be happening
21:01a smear campaign
21:02against their master
21:03Really?
21:04and I wouldn't be surprised
21:05they were certain priests
21:07that to discredit him
21:08and the industry is heavy
21:09they are the cannon sellers
21:10they want to explode
21:11the war
21:12I have always hated
21:14the war
21:14holy words
21:16but in a way
21:16much more
21:17more robust
21:18of my teacher
21:19Certain
21:19he launches the appeals
21:20I incite the soldiers
21:22because on a certain day
21:23at a certain time
21:25at the same time
21:26all over the world
21:26kill their officers
21:28zack
21:31nothing less
21:32Like this
21:34zack
21:35only us young people
21:36we can change the world
21:38and who will give the order
21:41that certain day
21:43at that certain time
21:44him
21:46and why?
21:47it's not his idea
21:48Yes
21:50but I have an older uncle
21:51of artillery
21:52will he understand?
21:53Safe
21:54and the family
21:54it's always the family
21:55Certain
21:57he's a good boy
21:59that's why I told her
22:00that the cannon merchants
22:01the acceglierie
22:02they can do anything
22:04and I know it well
22:06and maybe you don't know the worst
22:08in cahoots with scientists
22:11with biologists
22:12a conspiracy?
22:13say
22:13the acceglierie
22:15they try to build
22:17a needle
22:17very big
22:19but huge
22:20like a chimney
22:21a needle?
22:22Yes
22:24at the same time
22:25capitalism
22:26finances
22:27an institute
22:28of biological research
22:29to get
22:30a race
22:31of camels
22:32very small
22:33but so small
22:35that finally
22:36a camel
22:37may pass
22:38through
22:39the eye of a needle
22:40so finally
22:41the rich man
22:43he makes sure
22:44the kingdom too
22:45of the heavens
22:46No?
22:51Oh
22:52here's your man
23:15very punctual
23:16like all the nuisances
23:17he looks very belligerent
23:19and now
23:20what will he do?
23:21will attack
23:22and what will you do?
23:24Nothing
23:25up to what?
23:26the master
23:26Dr. Hirsch
23:27he gave us precise instructions
23:29don't intervene at the beginning
23:30let him insult
23:31and also let him into the house
23:33if he wants to do it
23:33but to prevent a crowd
23:35malicious
23:36follow him inside
23:36then he will give us
23:37of the other instructions
23:38between us
23:39who knows what fear Verdi has
23:40to the teacher
23:41at this moment
23:41oh yeah?
23:43physical fear
23:44like many superior men
23:46endowed with enormous moral courage
23:47the doctor physically
23:49he's not a lion
23:57French
23:58only six o'clock
24:02we use bell towers
24:04for the exact time
24:05here colonels
24:07when in Rome
24:13God help me
24:15because I'm about to speak
24:18only six o'clock
24:19and from that man
24:21hidden in this house
24:23I didn't get an answer
24:25I will tell everything
24:26publicly
24:27publicly
24:28three days ago
24:30in Alsace
24:31a normal patrol
24:33he captured a foreign spy
24:35and led the man
24:37and brought the man to me
24:38Colonel
24:39Julius
24:39we found him on top of us
24:43this card
24:46I didn't trust
24:48of no one
24:48and I still have it
24:50in my hand
24:50not even from our authorities
24:54I can trust
24:55Why?
24:57because when he's on the ball
24:58a name
24:59like that
25:00by Dr. Hirsch
25:01to suffocate
25:03a scandal
25:04it also suffocates us
25:05the truth
25:06and the betrayal
25:07and what is written there
25:11in this message
25:13I'll tell you right away
25:15there are the indications
25:18to take over
25:20of the secret formula
25:21of a new soul
25:23a new powder
25:25from shooting
25:26silent
25:27who invented it
25:30the dust
25:31the brilliant
25:33Dr. Hirsch
25:35who wrote
25:38this letter
25:39to sell it to the enemy
25:41the traitor
25:42Dr. Hirsch
25:44this is irrefutably
25:46his writing
25:47how do you know?
25:48they compared it
25:50and examined
25:51as many as two experts
25:52it's clear proof
25:54of betrayal
25:55what would be written there
25:56in the message?
25:56there wouldn't be
25:59it's written
26:05tell the man
26:06that the formula
26:08of the dust
26:09written
26:11in red ink
26:13it's in a gray envelope
26:15in the top drawer
26:17left
26:18in the desk
26:19of the secretary
26:20office sm-127
26:25Ministry of War
26:27be very careful
26:30it's as if it wasn't enough
26:33signed
26:35the PH
26:37or
26:37with Hirsch
26:39if this is not there
26:40a military secretary
26:40why he screams it
26:41four E?
26:42because the French people
26:43know the truth
26:44before anyone
26:46have me arrested
26:47to shut my mouth
26:49and then
26:52Parisians
26:53we want to flush it out
26:56this gentleman?
26:57Yes
26:58we want it
27:00to force
27:02to show
27:03the face?
27:04Yes
27:16goatee
27:17couldn't
27:19it's not hidden
27:20forever
27:25it doesn't amuse her
27:27huh?
27:29it doesn't amuse her
27:30What?
27:31the patriot
27:32that crashes
27:33without lot
27:34he is the traitor
27:35locked in the bathroom
27:36but I am
27:37of service
27:38All right
27:39but also
27:39in service
27:40you can have fun
27:41No?
27:47Here I am
27:49Here I am
27:51Here I am
27:57I am as you know
27:59Dr. Hirsch
28:02I have to tell you
28:03I only have to tell you
28:03two things
28:04the first
28:05for my opponents
28:07the second
28:09for my friends
28:12to my opponents
28:14I say
28:15It is true
28:17It is true
28:18that I don't want
28:19meet me
28:20with the colonel
28:21of buds
28:22even if it is
28:23breaking down
28:24the doors
28:27and ruining
28:28the furniture
28:29of my house
28:31to my friends
28:32I explain
28:33the why
28:36I don't have to
28:37see it
28:38so as not to
28:39to contravene
28:40to the code
28:41of honor
28:42as
28:43I
28:44this is the hero
28:46ninth
28:47this is the traitor
28:47well gentlemen
28:50before I have
28:52triumphantly
28:54clarified
28:55my position
28:56before a court
28:58of justice
28:59he wished
29:00another judgment
29:02as a gentleman
29:04to a gentleman
29:05and this gentleman
29:07he owes it to me
29:08which is
29:09a gentleman
29:13assignment
29:14formally
29:15from this balcony
29:16the underlying ones
29:18gentlemen
29:19Armand
29:20Armagnac
29:21and Maurice
29:24King
29:24to represent me
29:27in the duel
29:29to the death
29:30that I intend to have
29:32with the gentleman
29:33of buds
29:34but in certain things
29:36France
29:37it's always France
29:38as?
29:38France
29:40it's always France
29:41when it comes to
29:42of a question
29:43of honor
29:43see here
29:44even rabbits
29:44they become lions
29:45that's why
29:47every now and again
29:47you need
29:48of a dowry
30:01my friends
30:04they know
30:04that I always have
30:06preferred weapons
30:07purely intellectual
30:10and it is to these things
30:11that's for sure
30:13will rely on
30:13a humanity
30:15more advanced
30:18but to barbarism
30:20it cannot be answered
30:22that with barbarism
30:24Bravo
30:25Bravo
30:27Bravo
30:29Bravo
30:30Bravo
30:31Bravo
30:32Bravo
30:32Bravo
30:33Bravo
30:35Bravo
30:36I will pay
30:36my debt
30:37beating me
30:40to these
30:42rough times
30:43I
30:44I will pay
30:45my debt
30:45and then
30:51I'll be back
30:51to reason
30:52for the rest
30:54of my life
31:08but
31:11a cook
31:12extraordinary
31:13this doctor
31:14Hirsch
31:14he turned over
31:16the crowd
31:16like an omelette
31:17to get me in the middle
31:18I have only one system
31:19Which
31:20seeing as a man
31:21even us
31:22we don't know him thoroughly
31:23I saw that after all
31:25the reason
31:26he left the place
31:27to passion
31:28controlled
31:29However
31:30from reasoning
31:31Here you are
31:31he heard the lesson
31:32only a more evolved humanity
31:34leave Armand alone
31:35I wouldn't want to convince a parish priest
31:37that a doctor
31:37he is a thousand times more useful than him
31:40maybe you're right
31:41that all that
31:42what the parish priests say
31:43then there is a lack of evidence
31:44but it's still true
31:45that almost all of that
31:46what the doctors say
31:48it turns out to be false
31:50circular
31:53circular
31:58I needed a lot of them at first
31:59Now I only need two Frenchmen
32:02which of them gentlemen?
32:03I am the first
32:04my name is Flambeau
32:05and I'm the second
32:07I am the Duke of Valogno
32:09thank you gentlemen
32:10if they want to follow me
32:11to my hotel
32:16and they don't go?
32:18hello innocence
32:19we can no longer address
32:21not even a word
32:22to Colonel Bosch
32:23but only its representatives
32:24but where does she live?
32:27in the sacristy
32:28with an excuse
32:30I had it given to me
32:31the message from Colonel Bosch
32:33and I photographed it
32:34compared with writings
32:35by Dr. Irs
32:36there is no doubt
32:37he wrote it
32:38and the duel?
32:40to the sword
32:40Tomorrow
32:41at sunset
32:42harsh conditions?
32:43Very
32:44one of the two
32:44it certainly leaves its skin there
32:46did you read the newspapers this evening?
32:47Yes
32:47they have no doubts
32:49on the guilt of IRS
32:50but
32:50nevertheless
32:51and yet they show him sympathy
32:53it's because of the duel
32:54she also had sympathy for me
32:56No?
32:56more or less
32:57for the same reasons
32:58in conclusion
32:59father
33:01huh?
33:02ah?
33:04Here I am
33:04thank goodness you sent for me
33:06I was getting completely drunk
33:09with those smoked herrings
33:10there at the cafe
33:11eh
33:12and where are we here?
33:14to the Ministry of War
33:14ah
33:15and why?
33:16eh
33:16we want to do an inspection
33:18and I wanted her to be there too
33:19what do you want me to understand?
33:21of military things?
33:23you think they didn't let me do it
33:25not even the chaplain?
33:26because of his height
33:28Also
33:51is he here?
33:52yes sir
33:53here now the message is correct
33:55office 127 sm
33:57general staff
33:58No
33:58military secrets
34:00precisely
34:00it would have been better if I kept quiet
34:02True?
34:06and this one?
34:07the secretary's desk?
34:09yes sir
34:09first drawer on the left
34:13open please
34:14just found the key
34:22there must be a gray envelope
34:23no sir
34:25but you're looking for it, for heaven's sake
34:30as they can see
34:31there are only pencils in the drawer
34:33some brushes
34:34some glue jars
34:35and there's also a small white envelope
34:38but it's the bicarbonate
34:40the secretary suffers from heartburn
34:42it's a mistake
34:43so there's the first drawer on the left
34:46this
34:47it's not gunpowder
34:49what does father say?
34:51no nothing
34:51I was saying that between the right drawer
34:54and the one on the left
34:54the mistake is quite easy
34:56oh yes let's try the right drawer
34:59the first
34:59No
35:00you on
35:04hurry up in front
35:12there is an envelope
35:13gray
35:15no white
35:17the message says gray
35:19it would be the second mistake
35:20it's done quickly
35:22to see
35:28ah this is it
35:29it's exactly the formula gentlemen
35:31it's not that we understand each other very well
35:32but it's the chemical formula
35:33by Dr. Hirsch
35:34Unfortunately
35:39but it's not written
35:40in red ink
35:41as the message says
35:42how how?
35:44it's not written
35:46in red ink?
35:47No
35:47in black ink
35:49but I don't see what importance it has
35:51can have
35:52gentlemen unfortunately
35:54and I say unfortunately
35:55this sad experiment
35:57it was a perfect success
35:59put it away
36:05real black ink?
36:07Already
36:07not red ink
36:09Yes
36:10there are some small errors
36:11some inconsistencies to explain
36:13I'm sure she will explain it
36:15but the betrayal
36:16it has been tried
36:18without a shadow of a doubt
36:19despite the inaccuracies
36:21we found the formula
36:22and so
36:23he would have found it
36:25even the foreign spy
36:26Unfortunately
36:29so what?
36:31ah
36:31onion soup
36:33and roast lamb
36:34to me with smoked rings
36:36Still?
36:37well when one feels good
36:38why change?
36:40Thank you
36:40Please
36:43what is wrong with the errors
36:45True?
36:45Well yes
36:47too many
36:47too many mistakes
36:48for a spy
36:49which must give an indication
36:50to the enemy
36:50In my opinion
36:51Hirsch
36:51it has nothing to do with it
36:52the message has been written
36:53from someone
36:54who knew very little about it
36:55that went wrong
36:56as?
36:58who has drawn to tick
36:59and then I go to the mint
37:01Me too
37:01and I say
37:02who wrote it
37:03he knew everything
37:04and the directions were wrong
37:06three out of three
37:06and precisely for this reason
37:08it's certain
37:09who knew everything
37:10and he got it wrong on purpose
37:11Why?
37:12alright
37:12because we will look for it later
37:13Now
37:15let's think about the mistakes
37:16I saw that
37:17what impressed him
37:18more than anything
37:19that was it
37:19of the color of the ink
37:21It is true?
37:23Why
37:23does the color matter?
37:25none
37:27and then
37:29it matters
37:30just the fact
37:31which was
37:31the third mistake
37:33of the message
37:34three out of three
37:35as she said
37:37it was too exact
37:38its inaccuracy
37:40Meaning what?
37:43that is therefore
37:44let's count
37:45that I tell her
37:46are you looking for a couple for me?
37:47huh?
37:50that
37:51that
37:52Here you are
37:53and she's fat
37:54he's thin
37:55how fat is she?
37:56let me say
37:57let me say
37:57Here you are
37:58she with the glasses
37:59and he without
38:00him with a redhead
38:02on the hat
38:03and she's almost bald
38:06she sees the couple
38:08what we have of Nancy
38:09and he can swear
38:10that I saw it well
38:10Me too
38:12Rambo
38:14Rambo
38:14listen to me
38:15when everything is the opposite
38:17it's no longer a mistake
38:19it's a description
38:21in the negative
38:28and did you have to?
38:30and wine
38:31Champagne
38:32subtype
38:34bourgeois
38:37All right
38:38let's admit the description
38:39in the negative
38:40always remains
38:41the mystery
38:42of why
38:42having to give
38:43a piece of information
38:43substantially correct
38:45Kirsch gave it to me
38:46formally incorrect
38:47on purpose
38:48I don't understand myself
38:49of mysteries
38:50I regulate myself
38:51from the eyes
38:53from the voice
38:54of a man
38:55from the fact
38:56if his family
38:57he appears happy
38:58from his tastes
39:00and here
39:00I know so little
39:01of this Kirsch
39:02what can I do
39:03just hypotheses
39:04but I prefer
39:05always a French patriot
39:06to a French atheist
39:07that's why I'm
39:08on the colonel's side
39:09I'm interested
39:10more and more an atheist
39:12give me a hypothesis
39:13that explains Kirsch
39:15let's make hypotheses
39:16let's suppose
39:18what a circuit
39:19from a spy
39:20foreigner
39:20the part
39:22less noble
39:22of him
39:23have given in
39:24to money
39:25while his part
39:26improve
39:26he rebels
39:27Like this
39:28while the first part
39:30must give
39:31the information
39:32the second part
39:32look for an alibi
39:34moral
39:34by giving it
39:35formally incorrect
39:36but a man
39:37it's whole
39:38by Bacchus
39:39or is it a thing
39:39or is it another one
39:40if she had
39:41listened to
39:42only a dozen
39:43of confessions
39:44he wouldn't say
39:45this nonsense
39:46because she thinks
39:46that a man
39:47can behave
39:47in a way like this
39:49Like this
39:51much more
39:52so-so
39:54and she believes
39:55that this is
39:55the case
39:56by Dr. Kirsch
39:57No
40:00honestly
40:00applied
40:01to Kirsch
40:02it seems to me
40:03very weak
40:04and then
40:05I'm staying
40:05on the side
40:05of the colonel
40:06Well yes
40:08it will be
40:09a little crazy
40:09but at least
40:10in good faith
40:13and I say
40:14he will not doubt
40:15not even
40:15of the colonel
40:15by Bosch
40:18hmm
40:19hmm
40:19hmm
40:19hmm
40:19hmm
40:19hmm
40:19hmm
40:21hmm
40:21as he said
40:22Good
40:51my friend
40:53no no I understood
40:53but I say
40:54where did you learn
40:55these words
40:56of Jargon
40:56from my bishop
40:58who frequents
40:58the slums
40:59of London
41:00a holy man
41:02but what is most
41:04it stinks to me
41:05always the bishop
41:06No
41:07ah
41:07I say
41:09Flambo
41:09but does it seem possible to you?
41:10that a message
41:12secret sent
41:12from a traitor
41:13to a spy
41:14professional
41:15let it be written
41:16in style
41:17of the books
41:17for children
41:18in the cave
41:20emerald color
41:21you will find
41:22the lamp
41:23tired
41:24I actually
41:25I was expecting
41:26a message
41:27in code
41:28I don't know
41:29the smoked ring
41:31it is in the bottle
41:3233
41:32by Bacchus
41:37there is still light
41:39from our doctor
41:42what do I do?
41:44pour the wine
41:45so we drink it
41:49Thank you
41:57Thank you
41:58Thank you
42:05I am
42:06Atanasia Singhellaki
42:07corresponding
42:08of the newspaper
42:09Leferia of Athens
42:10tell me
42:11It is true
42:12that his opponent
42:13is he a colonel?
42:14the news
42:15we are very interested
42:16Yes
42:16he is a colonel
42:18it's a conspiracy
42:20it's a joke
42:22Anyway
42:23it's a serious joke
42:25therefore
42:25so I did
42:26quote the colonel
42:27before the magistrate
42:28and publicly
42:29I invite him
42:30to go there
42:30Before
42:31of the duel
42:32and to bring
42:33all his evidence
42:34before the duel
42:36you never know
42:37even if it's the first time
42:39that I take a sword
42:40in hand
42:40are you thinking of killing him?
42:42No
42:42much more likely
42:44the opposite
42:44she is
42:45extraordinarily
42:46Calm
42:47and why
42:49shouldn't I be?
42:50in conclusion
42:51it's a problem
42:52like another
42:53reducible
42:54in percentage
42:55that's why
42:56I say
42:56coldly
42:57one against
42:59the 99
42:59if things went badly
43:01to him
43:01I wish
43:02that the judges
43:02already have in hand
43:03all that
43:04which will serve
43:05to them
43:05to judge
43:06Thank you
43:08Miss
43:08Miss
43:09thank you so much
43:09Thank you
43:11thanks to her too
43:12listen to me
43:13you publish everything
43:13All
43:14don't forget anything
43:15Arrivals
43:15demonstrates
43:20I don't understand it
43:22nothing more
43:22ah why
43:23he understood us before
43:24something
43:25I didn't read the newspapers
43:26even those in the afternoon
43:28these movie stars
43:29who get divorced
43:29twice a year
43:30they push every girl
43:31silly girl
43:32to believe that marriage
43:33it only serves
43:34to get a divorce
43:35I'm looking for
43:36much more
43:36in the newspapers today
43:38Colonel Bosch
43:39did not deposit
43:40no evidence
43:41against the doctor
43:42Hirsch
43:42but there's still time
43:44ninth
43:44not so much
43:45in a little while
43:45the duke and I
43:46we have to go get
43:47the hotel
43:47and where are you going?
43:49there is the duel
43:50No?
43:51oh yeah
43:52I don't understand
43:53this attitude of his
43:54but don't get angry
43:55flambeau
43:56all this
43:57it seems so to me
43:57insane
43:58this colonel
44:00by Bosch
44:00he behaves
44:01as if it were
44:02paid by the doctor
44:03Hirsch
44:03but what is he saying
44:05Excuse me?
44:06suppose the colonel
44:07by Bosch
44:07you never bring the evidence
44:08what a triumph
44:10for the doctor
44:10what nonsense
44:12he would be a judge
44:13to force him to do it
44:14Yes, of course
44:15this is true
44:16and sooner or later
44:17one of the two
44:18in jail
44:18he has to go there
44:19oh no no
44:19Dr. Hirsch
44:20No
44:20that ends
44:21but cemetery
44:21It is true
44:23price too high
44:24for popularity
44:25I don't understand then
44:27because the colonel
44:28by Bosch
44:28it had to be invented
44:29all these stories
44:31about Dr. Hirsch
44:32he had to be slandered like this
44:33anyway then
44:33the truth of raggalla
44:35No?
44:35yes but always
44:36half an hour late
44:37compared to slander
44:38news
44:42incredible news
44:46and he is a duke
44:48then they say the revolution
44:49say
44:50things that
44:51if I hadn't heard them
44:52with my ears
44:54I wouldn't believe it
44:57I was about to come here
44:58at our appointment
44:58when it arrives to me
44:59a very urgent call
45:00of Colonel Bosch
45:02I run to him at the hotel
45:03and he tells me
45:04so coldly
45:05which is about to leave
45:06is about to leave France
45:07but how in an hour
45:09there is the duel
45:09that's what I said too
45:11it's him
45:14you have to believe me
45:15I repeat the exact words to you
45:16he tells me
45:17when you are on the ground
45:19and the swords will be drawn
45:21and Dr. Hirsch
45:23will be waiting
45:23of his opponent
45:24you in my name
45:27you will offer my apologies
45:28but it's not possible
45:30and instead
45:31it's the only possible thing
45:33Certain
45:33we two are the godfathers
45:35we can't do anything else
45:36that carry out the mandate
45:37but it's already like that
45:37while we are asking
45:38and he leaves the country
45:41what a figure
45:42what a triumph
45:43for Dr. Hirsch
45:44but I say
45:45he couldn't have been afraid
45:46by Dr. Hirsch
45:47you can't be afraid
45:48by Hirsch
45:49and where
45:50where he left off
45:51his precious colonel
45:52in the hotel
45:54he was packing his bags
45:55for a long journey
45:57eh
45:58I don't think it's that long
46:00very short indeed
46:01but if we do this
46:03we will still be able to find it
46:05if we take a taxi
46:07Wide
46:09Wide
46:10and what do I do?
46:15and then
46:16At that time
46:16then she will go
46:17from his friend the prefect
46:19and will be able to reassure him
46:20across the board
46:23yes but what do I tell him?
46:24the truth
46:24that the document
46:26it's a scam
46:27that the colonel
46:28it is rather
46:29he was a deceiver
46:30that the formula is safe
46:32what more do you want?
46:32better than this?
46:36Here I am
46:36I found the taxi
46:38since the dukes
46:39they serve any purpose
46:40even after the revolution
46:41come on let's do it quickly
46:42that if it escapes us
46:43we never see him again
46:44I would find it again
46:45even at the end of the world
46:46that coward
46:47that
46:47you can see she doesn't know him
47:17come soon
47:31father
47:33father
47:34the San Luigi hotel
47:35it's on the square
47:37if it's on the square
47:39this is his back
47:39it's the service door
47:41and with this
47:43come with me
47:58as you can see
47:59dear duke
48:00which is not understood
48:01of escapes
48:0111 generals
48:037 emirals
48:03no one ever escaped
48:05in the family
48:05Here you are
48:06lacks traditions
48:08you explain flambeau
48:09who instead knows about it
48:11the premise of a good escape
48:13dear duke
48:13it is to not attract attention
48:16so I'm sure
48:17that Dubosce
48:18he will come out of the little door
48:19of service
48:21we wait
48:35I also finished the office
48:38I'm afraid he's out
48:39before we arrived
48:42No
48:42Here you are
48:56In short
48:57Dr. Hirsch
48:58he is guilty
48:58or not
48:59of betrayal
48:59No
49:00of ambition
49:03In my opinion
49:04Dr. Hirsch
49:05had to do
49:05all by myself
49:07Here you are
49:08now we can go
49:09Here you are
49:47She said she had to do everything by herself, if the colonel wasn't there.
49:51Yes, but don't forget that Hirsch's fame had waned in these years.
49:55Now all of Paris will adore her for the bad impression she made the Colonel make.
49:59What a shame for the army!
50:01And what a beauty for peace!
50:04Let's go!
50:18It's gone, it's disappeared.
50:24He already feels what a great hunting dog.
50:34No, what's it doing? It's making noise.
50:36But it's not possible, it can't disappear like this.
50:39No, just in another one.
50:44The door is locked, it's simple, he had the key.
50:48What an elaborate escape! I mean, a complicated way to escape France.
50:53But he is not fleeing France, he is fleeing every place on earth.
50:58Suicide, right? I also thought he had nothing else to do.
51:04And for it to be perfect, no one must ever find his body.
51:14Potatoes! It's private property!
51:17No!
51:20That's not correct.
51:23Do you know what this is?
51:25It's the back of Dr. Irs' villa.
51:29Are you sure?
51:31Of course, we did everything by taxi.
51:33Do you see it?
51:35No, he must have entered the house.
51:39But then...
51:41He came here to kill Dr. Irs.
51:43Father, we have to do something.
51:45It's clear, he wants to assassinate him before leaving the country.
51:48I do not believe.
51:49The Colonel would never harm Dr. Irs.
51:54Why did he give up the duel?
51:57Because he couldn't fight with Dr. Irs.
52:00It would have been, so to speak, against nature.
52:06A light went on.
52:09It's the kitchen.
52:11Enter Dubosch.
52:13What is he doing?
52:15I wait for the light.
52:16Ah, do you see?
52:18Am I right?
52:18What will happen when they meet?
52:21Let's go the other way.
52:23Flambeau!
52:33Dr. Irs was right when he said that in a matter like this the leaders should not meet.
52:39But there was a challenge to beat.
52:41They must meet and they must fight.
52:43There are many people in Paris who think like me.
52:46We will capture them and force them to fight.
52:48Their very nature does not allow it.
52:53They are the contradiction of each other.
52:57They cancel each other out, if you will.
53:06As I was telling you, the two are opposites, like shadow and light.
53:11It's either one or the other.
53:13They don't work together, they don't collaborate.
53:15One is white and one is black.
53:18One is solid and the other is liquid.
53:20And so on.
53:22This made me suspicious.
53:23One bearded, the other clean-shaven.
53:25One ferocious and the other meek.
53:27One strong and the other weak.
53:30Too.
53:31Too completely contrary, sir Benedetto.
53:35Everything too accurate, perfect.
53:38When you see perfection on this earth,
53:42there is always room for doubt.
53:44But I...
53:45Yes?
53:46I didn't understand a thing.
53:48Here, it doesn't matter.
53:50Flambeau, what happens now?
53:54Dr. Hirsch appears on the balcony.
54:02Listen, the good news has already spread among the people of Farignia.
54:07Dr. Hirsch is the hero.
54:11But then does that mean Hirsch killed Dubosch?
54:16But yes, but yes, as you wish.
54:19No.
54:20So much history, since the world began,
54:22everyone tells it in their own way.
54:24Good father, good father,
54:31but life is very often.
54:34What does he do?
54:36Ricci father bra,
54:39Ricci father bra,
54:42Ricci father bra,
54:44what is life?
54:50People often steal,
54:53because he has nothing,
54:56that's what people believe,
54:59of being a lieutenant.
55:01But what if what you have is what's left from a shipwreck,
55:08on a desert island,
55:13you would scream with joy,
55:15to have a blanket,
55:18to put on,
55:21and a bone button,
55:24and a red cap.
55:26A straw,
55:29a penknife,
55:30in your hands,
55:34I learned a flute,
55:36from strange sounds,
55:39to make a mockery,
55:42to the seagulls.
55:45If only you knew how beautiful it is,
55:49if you only knew what a wealth,
55:52if you only knew what joy,
55:54and so be it.
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