People believe that loving your spirit grants them rights to your body as well.
l was 18 when l had your mother.
lt was too early.
And l met Jean late in my life. . .
lt is not something
that you look forward to anymore ?
No.
Because it's not for you any longer ?
Not that. . .
. . .but l feel fine being on my own,
l am well with myself.
l can imagine you
in a nice little Summer dress.
l saw a great-looking orange-cloth
at the market.
Do you like the color orange ?
lf you give me the pattern,
l can make it real quick.
Are you alright ? You look weird. . .
l need some air.
Do you want me to come with you ?
No Mum, thanks. . .
What did you do with your hair again ?
She looks like out of Auschwitz !
No Dad, l slept with a German soldier !
You don't take anything well, do you ?
Did you see Manon ?
You sister is beautiful.
Atom and she are a beautiful couple. . .
Excuse-me. . .
Alice. . .
l need to get dressed,
l start working at 8. . .
May l stay here ?
lf you want. . .
Just slam the door shut when you leave.
Where do you work ?
At a craftman's, not far away from here. . .
What do you do for them ?
l renovate stained glasses.
From churches ?
Yes.
l love to be inside you.
l can feel everything.
What can you feel ?
Moving. . .
Vibrating. . .
and a little, very sensual bump at the end
l want you once more. . .
Come on...
Elsa. . .
Are you sulking ?...
You are !
Come on. . . Come on, come on. . .
Alice !
Your sister loves you very much.
You don't look alike,
but your lips are the same. . .
Are you always that stern ?
Manon told me you were very funny
as a child.
Are you going to leave Paris ?
I asked for a relocation, but it's not sure yet.
And it will hinge on the baby.
Did Manon tell you
we're going to make a baby ?
Didn't she tell you she couldn't have one ?
Why do you say that ?
You hate me, don't you ?
Do you love him ?
Yes.
Are you pregnant ?
Yes.
You'll be the Godmother. . .
Atom already likes you a lot.
He doesn't know me.
He does a little, through me. . .
He doesn't know you, either.
Stop it, Alice.
You were not like that
when you were younger. . .
You were more joyful.
We're not 12 anymore, Alice.
Are you happy ?
Are you so happy yourself ?
Are you giving me a lesson ?!
You're getting on my nerves. . .
Alice !
Cousin !
Alice !
Where are you ?...
What are you thinking of ?
Come on, tell me. . .
Stop it !
Stop it, Elsa... you upset me.
You need to stop giving me money.
What's up with you ?
l've got to shake myself, to find a job.
l can't stay like that. . .
At least, l'll do something. . .
l won't be the first one
to have a freaking shitty job.
lt's ok for me to help you
while you're looking for a cool job. . .
l don't want your help !
l feel like a whore !
What is that supposed to mean ?!
Alice ! l'm talking to you. . .
Come on !
l can't bear you when you're like that.
You get on my nerves.
Hello my cousin !
l'm using the women's restrooms,
lt's full on the other side.
Did you hurt yourself ?
l'm ok. Leave me.
Your sister is a beautiful bride.
Atom's lucky.
They're really a nice couple.
And what about you ?
Are you still alone ?
You must have a boyfriend ?
None of your business.
l see, you won't tell me.
Well, that's part of your charm.
Don't stare at me like that !
Come on. . .
Ask me anything. . .
You know l'd do anything for you.
Don't you like me anymore ?
Don't touch me !
You're disgusting !
Get out !
Out !
Can l sleep by your side ?
Stop it Alice, you're drunk.
l'm not drunk, Manon.
Enough ! Get out now !
Don't touch me, bastard !
Stop it. Don't touch me !
Stop making a fool of yourself !
Alice. . .
You know what l like in Summer. . .
. . .it's being naked under my dress.
You know, Alice. . .
. . . l met Jean in the Summer of 82,
it was simple. . .
Our father. . .
who are in heaven,
hallowed be thy name,
thy kingdome come,
thy will be done,
on earth as it is in heaven. . .
Give us this day our daily bread. . .
and forgive us our trespasses,
as we forgive...
those who trespass against us. . .
And lead us not into temptation,
But deliver us from evil.
Amen.
Here you go, Mum. . .
l never really knew
what she thought of me.
l just know she loved you a lot,
Manon and you.
Did she tell you ?
What ?
Things about us, about the familly.
Yes, we would talk a lot.
l would tell her about myself. . .
l told her about Elsa,
she was the first one to know about it.
l reserved a room at the hotel.
l need to go.
Why ?
l need to get the keys before 7 pm.
l mean, why did you reserve a room ?
This house feels cold without Grandma.