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DR10-8.12 dB-25.26 dB0:25The old woman and the boy.
DR8-0.37 dB-10.58 dB2:18She woke at three with a thumping heart: she had dreamed once more of the night they met. (19th of May, 1928, Chateau de Chaalis, Seine-et-Marne)
DR8-0.06 dB-12.44 dB2:41She was also watching on the occasion of his first break in. His face was lit by the moon, and was so familiar she'd thought he was a ghost.
DR11-14.01 dB-33.29 dB0:20she quietly makes her way down the stairs as he rummages away in the room.
DR9-0.37 dB-12.49 dB2:04She stands in the dark for a long time.
DR7-0.01 dB-10.91 dB1:26Two cups sit on the table, the kettle is on and the bread is toasting. As the sky lightens she falls for a third time.
DR7-0.04 dB-11.06 dB3:10He raises her gently into a chair. She tells him how to make a sling for her arm using a tea towel. As he works she marvels at his face.
DR10-0.10 dB-13.57 dB3:43They sit facing each other at the kitchen table. He notices she is missing a finger.
DR8-0.24 dB-11.11 dB1:41"What's that in your pocket?" "A photo" "Of who?" "I dont know"
DR10-0.07 dB-12.98 dB4:03With the photograph lying between them, she tells him her story and they talk for a long time.
DR8-0.46 dB-12.46 dB3:37The boy's story of his faithful family dog.
DR7-0.00 dB-10.38 dB2:54The story of May 20th, 1929.
DR6-0.48 dB-10.55 dB3:52How, three days later, she wandered heartbroken and ruined into a mountain village. Overlooking the village was an Abbey.
DR9-0.19 dB-13.81 dB4:25The lament of the regretful ghost.
DR8-0.37 dB-11.86 dB2:56She asks him to pack her a bag for hospital. In her bedroom he finds a great wardrobe filled with all the beautiful clothes of her youth. He also finds a single suit
DR9-0.39 dB-12.94 dB3:41He leads her by the arm in the old manner out into the music and the dancing light. She asks him, so he whispers something he thinks he might have said.