Goodbye, Children
Julien Quentin tells his mother, referring to another boy, "I can’t stand that idiot." (0:01)
A boy faints. (0:08)
The teacher tells the boys, "Stop laughing like idiots." (0:09)
A boy asks Julien, "Are you nuts?" (0:10)
Kitchen helper Joseph tells Julien, referring to the doctor’s wife, "It puts her in the mood." (0:14)
Julien realizes he has wet his bed. (0:23)
One boy tells another, "Petain’s a loony." (0:31)
Teacher: "Quentin: Intelligent, but a bit pretentious." (0:38)
Julien reads a letter from his mother, referring to his father, "He’s in a foul mood." (0:40)
Julien tells his brother François, "You’re crazy." (0:47)
Julien, referring to François: "What an idiot." (0:58)
Father Jean preaches: "More than ever, we must beware of selfishness and indifference... It makes men... pitiless in their egoism... I don’t mean to shock you." (1:02)
Julien’s mother: "Julien, have you gone mad?" (1:05)
François tells his mother, "Don’t worry." (1:12)
Julien tells Jean, referring to Julien’s mother, "She’s crazy." (1:13)
Screening of Charlie Chaplin in The Immigrant (1:14)
Julien has wet his bed again. (1:18)
Another boy calls Julien, "Bed wetter." (1:19)
François tells Julien, referring to kitchen helper Joseph, "I told that idiot he’d get caught." (1:19)
Julien reads to Jean from The Arabian Nights: "... they fell asleep in each other’s arms, drunk with pleasure." (1:27)
Jean tells Julien, "Don’t worry." (1:33)
Joseph tells Julien, "Don’t worry about it." (1:37)