All language subtitles for Marquis.de.Sade.Justine.1969.720p.BluRay.x264-WiKi.eng

Charge of the guard, open up!

No! No!

This is the story of Justine...

and the misfortunes of virtue.

- Poor children.
- Poor Juliette.

Poor Justine.

- Have they been told yet?
- Call Justine and Juliette, please.

Yes, Reverend Mother.

Wait!

Wait! Juliette!

Justine, Juliette,

the Reverend Mother
has something important to tell you.

Go and see her at once.

I wonder
what's the matter.

We've done nothing wrong.

Speak for yourself.
You're too good to be true.

You should learn-- lt isn't doing wrong
that's dangerous, it's being found out.

- Juliette!
- Don't be so shocked.

Don't keep
the Reverend Mother waiting.

They lived in a secluded convent.

Two sisters,
completely different

in appearance, temperament,
and expectations.

ln truth,

the good must often suffer
from the thorns of life,

whilst the wicked

gather nothing but roses.

My children,
l have sad news for you.

A week ago, your father was forced
by his creditors to leave this country,

and last night,
your mother died of grief.

- Oh, but that's...
- Oh, no!

- You must be very brave.
- Well...

you mean we're left
with neither parents nor money?

Not entirely without money.
Family friends have arranged for you

to receive 100 crowns each,
a substantial amount

which will help you
in this time of crisis.

- When do we get the money?
- You shall have it immediately.

My poor child, unfortunately
there is no provision for you

to continue your education
here in the convent,

so you will have to leave today.

Leave?
But where will we go?

Oh, don't worry.

l've got a friend
who will look after us.

l trust you will not forget the lessons
you have been taught here.

No, l won't, Reverend Mother.

The best lesson l have learned here
is to look after yourself,

for nobody else will.

Come on.
Oh, come on.

Holy Mary, Mother of God,
whatever will become of them?

Take heed citizens.
Yea, today a new law

that under pain of death,

it is allowed that beggars

and all destitutes
being penniless may lodge

or pass freely
within the city walls.

Any such offender
will suffer public whipping,

be taken to the gallows,
and there be executed.

- Hear ye this new law today.
- Can l help you young ladies?

Yes, we're looking for the house
of Madame De Buisson.

Yes, on the right.

Are you sure?

Well, it's one of the best-known
houses in Paris. Over there.

What did he mean by that?

ls this
Madame De Buisson's place?

That's right.
Go right in, dear.

Huh.

Attention, girls.
Two new lodgers.

They're a bit shy,
but they'll settle in.

l'm Juliette,

and this is my sister, Justine.

She looks like a virgin.

Juliette, l don't think
l'm going to stay here.

Oh, please yourself,

but you'll find the beds elsewhere
not so soft.

ln fact, l'm going now.

But why, my dear?
ln this house, you can stay

a virgin for months.

At least as far as
the gentlemen are concerned.

Well, when l first came here,
l was a virgin every night.

- Come back, dear.
- Oh, let her go.

That's right.
She's not the kind of girl for here.

Just a sou is all l ask.

Spare a sou
for a poor, blind beggar.

Come with me, my pretty.
l'll teach you a few tricks.

Leave her alone.
Can't you see she's a decent girl?

Where are you going, my dear?

Oh, Father, l must find somewhere safe
to stay for the night.

- Have you any money?
- Only 100 crowns, Father.

lt's all l have in the world.

Then you must take
good care of it, my child.

- Where is it?
- Here, Father.

l'll take care of it for you.

Monsieur du Harpin
comes to my church every morning,

and if you come with him,
l'll give it to you tomorrow.

He lives quite near here,

and you'll find
he has a very pleasant house.

- A house, Father?
- Of virtue.

Come, my child.
lt's at the end of the street.

Oh, thank you, Father.

God go with you.

Company, girls.

Run along, now.

Claudine, you teach her
the tricks of the trade.

Go on, darling.

Girls...

Who is there?

Monsieur du Harpin?

Eh?

l was told you could offer me
a bed for the night.

Can you pay?

Yes, monsieur.

Oh. Well, it's all right, then.
Come in.

Come in, come in.

lt'll cost you...

one crown.

ls that all r--

Where's the money?

l gave it to a priest for safety.

He said he would give it back
tomorrow morning in church.

What priest?

But he said you went every morning
and would take me with you.

Why, you stupid girl!

You're lying!

l'm not!
l swear l'm not!

But...

you have no money.

lt seems l have no money,

- no friends, and no place to stay.
- Listen.

l have no servants,

so maybe...

maybe we could arrange
for you to stay.

l'll work.

- How much do you eat?
- Not very much.

Just bread and a little soup.

Soup?

l...

eat soup once a week.

No, it'll be bread

and river water,
and that's all.

Well, l don't mind,
so long as l have a roof over my head.

You can sleep
in the other room.

Come on.

There.
lt's nice, isn't it?

You like it?

That dress is far too good

for a servant.

Hurry up!

But... But...

l'll take...

good care

of it for you.

Hurry up.

Come on, don't be shy.
Let's see the rest.

Turn around.

Lovely.

Excellent....

c-clothes.

Worth at least

three crowns.

Men can be very demanding.

Do you know how
to satisfy them?

l'll try.

And remember--

at 6:00 tomorrow morning,

the house must be
absolutely clean

and the steps polished,

because

in this house,

there are other people.

Vain people.

Must it be true that prosperity

attends the very worst
of conduct?

Must it always be

that disaster
dogs the heels of virtue?

Oh, what infamies poor Justine

had yet to suffer.

lt seemed that in her innocence,
she could not even comprehend

the evils that still lay before her.

Look what you're doing, can't you?

Excuse me.

- Who are you, anyway?
- l'm the new maid, sir.

What's your name,
you silly girl?

Justine, sir.

l am Monsieur Desroches,
and l rent the first floor.

And each day,
it must be cleaned.

- You understand?
- Yes, sir.

And sometimes in the evening,

- it must be cleaned again.
- Yes, sir.

lf so, well,
l shall send for you.

Yes, sir.

~ l want to go here
and here and here ~

~ All over the world... ~

Dear girl.

l want to go here
and here and here

and here and here
and here and...

- Come here.
- Sir?

Here.

Tell.

Do you like this?

l think it's beautiful!

l was talking
with Monsieur du Harpin,

uh, about you,

and we have agreed
that in the future,

it would be more convenient...

for you to sleep upstairs.

Yes, sir, but you sleep here.

Precisely.

And this pretty little trinket

may be yours,
but not at once.

Maybe in two or three months,
l think.

Not here or here,

but here!

You bit me, you devil!

Let... Let go!

Come back!

Come back!

What happened?
Huh?

He wanted...
He wanted...

He wanted me
to sleep with him.

Why not?

Why, you silly girl.

That is my plan.

Now, upstairs

there's a box
full ofjewelry.

My plan is that

at night,
when he's asleep,

you could go...

go in and grab it!

- No.
- Yes.

- No!
- Yes!

- No! No!
- Yes, you... you bitch!

- No!
- You...

No!

Stupid child!

Come buy a lady's lovely dress
in perfect condition!

Sir, just feel it.
Lovely, isn't it?

- How much is it?
- Three and a half crowns, sir.

Well, sir,
what'll you offer?

Come buy, come buy!
Come buy this dress here!

ln perfect condition,
l assure you!

Gents, a sensational bargain
for your ladies!

You won't find a better offer!
lt's a lovely bargain l'm offering you!

Not for five,
not for four,

but for a measly
three and a half crowns!

A lovely ladies' dress
in perfect condition.

A sensational bargain!
A chance of a lifetime!

- Your servant, sir.
- And yours, l assure you.

This is the house.

And that's the girl!

Now, come here, you!

Monsieur Desroches.

Monsieur Desroches,
what brings you back so soon?

Ah, when l reached
my house this morning,

l opened the strongbox,

and l found the gold brooch
was, uh, missing.

What?

But certainly
you cannot blame me.

Oh, no, no, no, monsieur,
but her.

Last night, when l had
the last glass of wine you gave me,

l slept sounder than usual,

and l must've been fast asleep

when she cleaned the room.

And, uh,

she's the only one
who could've stolen the brooch.

l didn't steal it.

Well, you--
you see, monsieur,

everything she possesses
is on--

on-on her back,
and in--

in that roo-- room

where she s-s-sleeps.

Then search her.
Search her.

- lt's not here.
- Or very well concealed.

Ah.

l arrest you as a thief.

The penalty...

- is death.
- No!

- But l didn't steal it!
- Take her away.

No!

A sad end, l fear,
for a vicious life.

And l have to find...

another maid.

Hey, you!

Come here.

Welcome, sweetie.

The food's bad,
but the company's good.

How long do you plan to stay?

l don't know.

Do you mind telling me
what brought you here?

You look so innocent.

But l am innocent.

l was falsely accused
of stealing a brooch.

l know, dear.

To hear us talk,
we're all innocent.

That is, all except her.

- Who is she?
- Her name is Dusbois.

Name a crime,

and she's guilty.

Robbery, with violence.

Corruption of children.

- Murder.
- Murder?

Half a dozen times, proved.

Without proof, maybe a dozen.

She'll be hanging high
tomorrow morning.

That's the scaffold
they're building outside now.

There'll be quite a crowd tomorrow
to see her go.

Thousands.

That's the way l want it too.

Come on.
lt's Dusbois' last night.

Let's have a party.

Come on, Dusbois!
You open the ball!

Right track, halt!

- Two guards relieving.
- All guards accept relief.

Left turn, quick march.

Shh.

But... what do you
want with me?

l don't want you.

l need you. To help me.

But how can l help you?

They say that tomorrow,
you're going to...

No.

Tomorrow l'm not "going to."

l am going to leave this place...

tonight.

And so are you.

Four men are building
the scaffold

intended for my exit.

They are friends of mine.

We have planned my exit
in a somewhat more attractive fashion.

But what am l to do?

Before it is dawn,

they will throw lighted torches
into the courtyard,

And then you will scream,
oh, very much, huh?

And then it will cause confusion,

and they throw the rope
over the wall.

And then, away.

You and me, huh?

Oh, why me?

Because...

you look so innocent,

you little thief.

You'd better come down now.
That'll do.

Take a rest.

Do you know the story
about the two little birds?

One little bird said to the other,
"You're silly,"

and he went...

Are you ready?

Yeah.

Keep quiet.

Help! Help!

Fire!
Fire from the sky!

Help!

Help!
We'll all be burned!

Who's that?
Come on, let's go.

She comes with us.

Damn you to hell!
She comes with us!

- What are you waiting for? Come!
- Come on. Let's go.

Come on, Dusbois.
Over with you.

Here l come!

Meanwhile,

Juliette had learned
her lesson well.

She felt that having been
born for crime,

she must at least
commit it grandly

and set no limit
to her capacity for evil.

lt's the same young man.

Why does he spend
every night with her?

He used to prefer me.

That was when
he could afford to pay, my dear.

The bitch!

To think
it's our money she's using!

Now, remember what l told you:

Virtue must be avoided.
lt's sure disaster.

And poverty also
must be avoided at all costs.

But how? lf like us
you're young and in a hurry...

By crime, of course--

the viler the better,
for vice is most amply rewarded.

Now!
Do as l say!

There are soldiers at the city gates
watching for you.

What other news from Paris?

The prison was burned to the ground.
Twenty convicts died.

You and her were
the only ones to escape.

- How horrible!
- Eh.

What is horrible?

That they are dead
or that you are alive?

Any other orders?

What do you want me to do?

Would you like me
to serve her to you,

like some kind of food?

Hmm?

Last night,
they saved your life.

Now they want you to be grateful.
Mm!

l go.

Hold on!

We will...

give her a choice.

So, my lovely one,

here are...

four fine, stalwart men,

all anxious...

to share your favors.

Now you may choose.

What are we waitin' for?

Madame!

Madame!

Stop!

Stop!
l said stop!

Get back!

Oh, why did you save me

if it was only for this?

What do you mean,
"for this"?

Personally, l know
10,000 women in Paris

who would give anything to be
in the position you are in now.

Such handsome men.

Well,

l give you a choice.

You join us.

You become one of us.

You steal with us,
you fight with us,

you live with us,

if need be,
you die with us.

So...

she is one of us.

l accept her.

l approve her.

There will be no more violence.

You will keep your hands off her!

Consider how valuable

her innocence is to us.

We will protect her.

We will not ravish her.

Better for our business.

- So now she's one of us.
- That's what Dusbois said.

lf she belongs to us,
what are we waitin' for?

Why should you be first, eh?

Ah!

Here, why should you?

That's right.

Stop it!

Break it up!

You stay here.

l will kill all of you now!

Boys!

Don't be afraid.

How are you?

- Don't touch me!
- Why are you so frightened?

l'm not going to hurt you.

Where am l?

Who are you?

My name is Raymond.
l spend my days painting.

This is my house.
l live here alone.

- How long have l been here?
- Five days.

Until last night,
l felt worried about you.

But you don't know who l am.

- What's your name?
- Justine.

That's enough for me.

Don't be afraid.

You scared me.
l think l'd better be going now.

Oh, no.
Please stay.

But... l have no money.
l can't pay you with anything.

Yes, you can.

Let me paint you.

Don't move.

Don't move!

Raymond!
Dinner's ready!

Do you like it?

Mm-hmm.
Yes, l like it.

Justine!

Well, you said
you wanted to paint me.

Of course l want to paint you.

But also to know you.

To love you.

l don't want to hurt you
or frighten you.

l know how
you must have suffered.

You won't tell me how,

but l can see it in your eyes.

l want to love you sincerely,

tenderly.

There's nothing
to be afraid of anymore.

Raymond!

Raymond!

l must go.

- Why?
- l must go!

But, Justine!

- Excuse me, sir.
- What do you want?

Two condemned women escaped
from the prison last week.

- "Condemned"?
- Yes, a thief and a murderess.

Well, what can l do for you?
They're not here.

They could be hiding here
without your knowledge.

- Keep back!
- Who's there?

Who's in there?
lt's one of them.

- Justine!
- Help!

- Run for it!
- Help! Help!

After her!

To the left!

l'll get you, Jasmin.
You can't get away from me.

- You hurt me.
- l told you l'd get you.

You just wait.

Who's there?

Ah, my pretty young boy,

who are you,
and what are you doing here?

You were spying on us.

Let me go!

- l meant no harm!
- Tell me the truth.

- You were watching us.
- No! No, l wasn't!

Jasmin, come over.

Here's a spy.

You have been tried,
found guilty,

and condemned.

And now listen
to your sentence.

l don't understand.

l am the Chevalier de Bressac.

This forest here belongs to my family.
We could have killed you as a poacher.

But l have decided
to spare your life, for...

you might be useful to me.

You're young,

and you have a certain air
of innocence.

l believe from your dress

that you were running away
from something or somebody.

Probably both.

Very well.

lf you can be trusted,

l can offer you both refuge

and employment.

Good morning, ma'am.

Justine?

Yes?

Follow me.

You know, my dear,

you've only been with me
three months,

but l don't know
what l'd do without you.

Thank you, milady.

This past week in Paris,

l've missed you dreadfully.

l don't understand
why you beg not to come.

l-- l'm sorry, milady.

Come, Justine.

Now you must help me
take my bath.

My husband hasn't been unpleasant
to you in my absence?

He hasn't tried anything else?

- No, milady.
- No, of course not.

You must tell me
all your secrets.

Remember,

we must share
everything together.

Everything.

Shh.

What do you want?

Not you, my dear.
Of course not. Just a favor.

Shh. Be quiet.
Your wife will hear it.

- She's right next door.
- l know.

lt is your closeness to her

which makes you so useful.

But-- but why?

lf you don't already know,

the family's fortune, all this--

the house in Paris, the mines--
in short, everything--

belongs to my wife.

All l possess is
50,000 crowns a year.

Until she dies.

Each morning,
when my wife wakes,

you make
and bring to her bedside

some chocolate.

lt will be the work of a moment

to flavor her chocolate

with a pinch of this powder.

Remember,
once l spared your life.

l ask so little in return.

Think about it.

But-- but she's your own wife.

Takes courage, doesn't it?

And if l refuse?

Then l shall tell her that you are
planning to murder her yourself.

Good night.

Pleasant dreams.

Tell me, O mirror,

who in the world
is as beautiful as l am?

Good morning, Justine.

Good morning, milady.

Pour me a cup
of chocolate please.

Justine, what's the matter?

Milady...

What is it?

lt's your husband, milady.

My husband?

What has he done to you?

He wants me...

to help him...

- to murder you.
- What?

This is some joke.

He's playing tricks with you.

Your husband gave me this.

He told me to put it
in your chocolate.

How ridiculous.
Give it to me.

Let me show you.

Cyril.

Cyril.

See?
He wants more.

Oh, Madame.

l was waiting for you.

Were you?

Yes.

Every afternoon
l dream that one day

it will be like it was
when we first met.

l bathe myself,

lie down,

and wait.

Poor Emily.

l know that for this reason
you've looked for

other kinds of pleasure,
but now...

l am here.

And l want you.

Your favorite wine,
and mine.

Just like old times.

Maybe everything
will change tonight.

Yes.

Madame, Madame.

My dear,

it's a year since
you've been so passionate.

Yes.

lt's because it's never been
so exciting as now.

Why?

l find it stimulating
to make love to someone

who quite soon will be dead.

What do you mean?

Death is very close to you,
my dear.

Your cheeks are becoming pale.

Your eyes...

You drank my wine.
My favorite wine.

- Bitch! Betrayer! Murderess!
- No!

Oh, yes. Certainly.

The wine my wife drank
was poisoned,

and she died in agony

with your name on her lips.

You murdered her!

Who would believe you?

Who will believe you, with the brand
of a murderess on your breast?

No!

No!

No.

No. N...

Cut her free.

And remember:

Every constable in France
will be looking for you.

Hide yourself...

if you can.

Get up.

Up. Go on.

Come along.

Poor Justine.

Willed by providence

to fall into the hands
of the guilty

and to be their prey.

Nature does not leave
in our hands

the possibility
of committing crimes

which would conflict
with her needs.

Equilibrium must be preserved.

lt can only be preserved
by crimes.

And therefore, crimes

serve nature.

And in that same forest
through which Justine fled,

her sister, Juliette,
was about to enjoy

the further profits

of her chosen vice.

Sweet Juliette, in these past few days,
we have murdered and thieved our way

to a considerable fortune.

Don't you agree now that vice can be
a marvelous source of enjoyment?

Quite apart from the profit,
of course.

l do indeed.

You've taught me well.

l couldn't have asked
for a better pupil.

Why don't we bathe here?

We're quite alone.

Lovely idea.

Give me your hand.

Ah. Come over here
where it's deeper.

A considerable fortune,
thanks to you.

But l'm not going to share it.

Have you taken everything
from the house?

Everything.
And Claudine?

She's gone.

Forever.

- Good morning.
- Good morning, miss.

Could you tell me,

is that a church over there,

- round the end of the wood?
- No, miss.

lt was a monastery.

- The Chateau Devois.
- Does anybody live there?

Four good men
who, so they say,

have given up all their worldly
goods and thoughts

so that they may pass their days

in meditation and study.

Do you think they would let me
stay there a while?

The four good men
are never outside the chateau,

but you can speak
to their gatekeeper.

Thank you.

What do you want?

Sir, sanctuary.

Are you alone?

l haven't a friend
in the whole world.

Oh, sir, l implore you.

ln the name of the four good men
who live here,

please let me stay.

Have pity on me.

Come here.

- Your name?
- Justine.

And what brought you here?

Sir,

l have been cruelly treated,
robbed,

falsely accused, imprisoned,

assaulted, beaten,
and pursued.

- l have lost all l possess.
- All?

Don't be shy.
Answer my question.

Are you still a girl of virtue?

Then...

welcome

to Chateau Devois.

My name is Clement.
Emmanuel,

attend to this young lady.

Provide her with new clothes

and let her be refreshed
in body and mind.

Tonight you will join us
for dinner

and meet the brethren

and your fellow guests,

together with our leader,

the founder of our society.

Oh, thank you.

Thank you so much
for your kindness.

May l know the name
of the person who l am to thank?

His name is...

Brother Antonin.

We have a new guest.

She is waiting to be summoned.

Oh.

Oh.

So this is Justine?

Come, my dear.

Stand beside me.

These will be
your new companions.

Olivia,

Emilia,

Cordelia,

Florette.

And the-- the fellow members
of our order, Rafael,

Manuel,

Ezekiel,

and Clement.

My friends...

we were in need
of a new recruit.

Yes, and providence
has sent us this fresh

and most desirable...

fruit.

These-- these companions,

they came here like you--
friendless and alone.

They have but one task:

to serve the four of us
in every way.

Prepare yourself to join them.

Seize her. Seize her!

Seize her!

But, sir, l was told
that you four good men

had devoted your lives
to meditation

- and study!
- True. True.

And the subject that we are studying
is nothing less than...

the pursuit of pleasure.

Help!

The supreme pleasure.

Does our cruelty amaze you?

Why?

A pleasure shared
is not necessarily

a pleasure increased.

Better we concentrate

on our own pleasures solely.

This...

flatters our pride the more.

Oh!

But the more we indulge
our pride and our tastes,

the more they clamor
for satisfaction.

And so our search goes on

and on and on and on
and on and on and on!

Perhaps...

Perhaps there's no end to it.

Still we seek.
For what?

For what,
we do not know.

We do not know.

We do not know.

For what,
we do not know!

How long
have l been sleeping?

Two days.

Time has no meaning.

How long have you been here?

They brought me
to this place...

a year ago.

Well, there must be
some way of escaping from here.

There must be.

From time to time,

girls leave and..

others arrive.

How do they leave?

Suddenly, without trace.

We never hear of them again.

Perhaps they're sent away.

After what we've learned here,

do you really believe the brethren
would let them live?

Oh, l want to die.

You must not lose hope.

What is the hour?

lt's getting late.

Soon it will be night again.

l...

sent for you, Justine,

because l detect in you

the seeds of a true believer.

l believe...

l am right

and you are wrong,
if that is what you mean?

Reflect, my dear,

just where the path
of righteousness has brought you.

The agonies that you have suffered,
the pains that you have endured.

lf these are the fruits
of righteousness,

could it not be...

that for you they represent...

the ultimate pleasure?

l don't understand.

Don't you?

ls it not possible
that in your case,

the ultimate pleasure...

is to endure?

But...

if what if you say

is right,

l am the sinner

and you are the man of virtue?

At last.

At last.

You have understood.

My friends,

tonight we are about to celebrate
the anniversary of our order.

Brother Antonin.

There is among us
one who has achieved

in a short space of time

the fullest understanding
of our philosophy.

Justine.

Precisely.

Because of her understanding,
l have decided

that her stay amongst us
should be short.

Tonight...

she leaves us...

forever.

But surely,
Brother Antonin, you...

l have decided.

Brother Antonin.

Justine,

it has fallen to you to demonstrate

the ultimate sacrifice
in our search

for pleasure.

Justine, Justine! Justine!

Justine!

- No.
- Come on!

- No.
- Come on!

- No.
- Come on!

Justine! Florette!

Florette? Justine?

- She's gone. You'll never find her.
- Where are you, Justine?

- Whoa!
- What is it, coachman?

There's a woman in the road, sir.

Beautiful things
all the way from Africa.

Dancing, writhing.

Gentlemen, you will want
to leave your wives.

And ladies,
you will see sights

that never before
have been brought.

Oh, we are making good...

Calm, please!
Calm, my good friends.

We're going to begin the show!
Now, just step inside!

- lnnkeeper?
- Sir?

A room for the lady.

Oh, sorry, sir. lt's market day.
There's not a room to be had.

But the lady isn't well.
Can't you see?

- There's my parlor at the back, sir.
- Show me.

All right, sir.

Excuse me, sir.

Sorry about that, sir.

l have friends in the town.

Justine,
l shall be back soon.

Raymond?

l love you.

Good afternoon.

A friend of mine has arrived
with a young lady.

He has asked me

to look after her.

You were very quick, madam.

She's in my parlor.
Follow me.

Oh, my dear.

How good it is
to see you again.

That will be all.
You will leave her to me.

l will take her to my house.

Yes, madam.

So here we are, huh?

Let go of me!

And you are not without
your own kind of corruption, are you,

you innocent little thief?

Now you will come with me.

Yes, you will come with me.

Oh, my God.

Your God?

What God?

Evil exists in the earth.

Since there is evil,
it must be that God needs it,

or he is too weak to prevent it.

l am not impressed
with your God, eh?

Come with me!

Well, it's our little friend again.

Hello, my dear.

All right, take your place.

There will be time for that.

Get up.

Oh, you are not so ill
you cannot work.

You're not a child any longer.

Now, take off your clothes
like the other girls

and get up there.

Well, how's the lady?

- The lady, sir? But she left.
- Left?

What do you mean?

Your friends, sir,
they took her with them.

My friends?
These are my friends!

Well, there's been
some mistake, sir.

l swear to you, sir.
A mistake.

Long ago,
in the remote past,

two children
were stolen by monkeys

and carried away into the jungle,

and from there to a white-skin tribe
that lived on the top of a mountain

that was so very high

that the sun never shone.

Yes, sirs.
That's why they're white.

And the only

descendent still alive today

ls Palamita--

applause, please--
who l will now unveil.

Silence!

Silence.
You have not seen all.

Now she must turn around

and show you the other side,

and you will see that she is white
all over the place!

Come along, Palamita, dear.
Show your beautiful charms.

Turn around, you little bitch!

Look!
She's a murderess!

- Come here.
- Your servant, sir.

What happened?

They've caught
a notorious murderess, sir.

A murderess?
Who did she murder? A commoner?

No, Your Excellency.
The Marquise de Bressac.

What's the to-do?

They've arrested...

a criminal, a murderess.

Oh.

l want to speak
to that woman alone.

That's dangerous, my dear.

You're a minister of the king's
government. There's no danger.

l order you to stop,
in the king's name.

l'm the Count du Corville.

Release the girl.
l want to speak to her.

What is the reason for this?

That girl is my sister.

Juliette!

Juliette!

My poor child.

All of what you have told me
has happened to you,

whilst l, indulging in every kind
of wickedness,

have enjoyed nothing
but pleasure.

Until...

here l am today,

mistress of a wealthy nobleman,

a minister of the king,

with my own house in Paris,

estates in the country,

and two million crowns
in the bank.

l have learnt,

from my own experiences
in this world,

that it is only the wicked

who prosper.

And l think that,

if l'm allowed to live,

l intend to change my ways.

No, no, sister.

lf that's the conclusion
you have reached, you're wrong.

My wicked life
has proven empty.

You have suffered a great deal,

but in the end,
you will be rewarded.

You will accompany us
to our house in the country,

where peace and happiness
await you.

"Happiness"?

You poor child.

For indeed, true happiness

can only be found
in the practice of virtue.

And if God permits the righteous
to be persecuted on earth,

it is only to prepare them
for a great reward...

in heaven.

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