Charlie Chaplin

“ Paulette, another friend.
"Has Marie seen this?"
"Well, such is life."
"Don't worry, Marie dear. Everything will come out all right."
"It's no use, Pierre, I can't go out tonight."
"I'm too depressed."
"You're not worried about that, are you?"
"It makes no difference to us. We can go on just the same."
"How can you talk like that?"
"I'll see you tomorrow when you are in a better mood. Goodnight."
That evening in the Latin Quarter.
"Hello, Marie, I'm in the studio of a friend of mine. Why don't you come along?" ”

“ Marie St. Clair, a woman of fate—victim of an unhappy home.
"I'm locked in."
"I must see you tonight, Marie, about our plans for tomorrow."
Planning for the future, they return.
"We'll get to Paris by noon, and in the evening, we shall be married."
"He's locked the window."
"Your daughter has been locked out."
"Perhaps he will provide you a bed for the night."
"Don't trouble."
"Come to my house. Mother will put you up for the night." ”

“ The following morning.
"This is the gown I'd like to be painted in."
"Why, Jean, who are you in mourning for?"
"My father."
"When did he die?"
"The night you left."
"Ask the gentleman in the next room if he would care for some."
"Why should I explain? You wouldn't understand."
"You jump at conclusions. I understand perfectly."
"You're too clever." ”