Madame Bovary

00:01:50 As public prosecutor

00:05:40 when she was still Emma Roualt and lived on her father's farm.

00:09:46 your father's leg might develop complications.

00:13:50 She had learned to be a woman for whom experience would always be a prison

00:17:27 Why, I mean, you haven't known me very long, but...

00:21:30 I live alone with my mother. I believe she's waiting up for me.

00:25:46 - That was wonderful. - Bravo, bravo! Bravo!

00:29:23 Oh, Charles.

00:33:15 I don't know why he's asked us. I suppose he felt sorry for us.

00:42:16 Emma!

00:47:31 There we are. That's fine.

00:50:38 guiding his plow

00:53:27 Madame Bovary, you mean to say you were listening to me?

00:56:32 Dr. Bovary is your benefactor. This isn't costing you a sou.

01:02:14 - The pheasants are excellent this year. - Oh, you beast.

01:07:45 Your...

01:14:27 Emma.

01:19:10 Then I said that I did like the opera, everything except the music.

01:23:42 A horrid little rendezvous in a horrid little hotel.

01:28:34 - Oh, yes, here's the power of attorney. - Emma, aren't you glad to see me?

01:34:23 Why did you come here? You can't come in.

01:37:33 the bailiff, a seizure of said property, a sale.

01:42:34 I'm a fairly courageous man, Emma, but I was afraid of you.

01:48:49 Always trying to save me.