A bit less poetic. from The French Dispatch
A case of mistaken identity. from The French Dispatch
A check for the outstanding balance from The French Dispatch
A cook, a waiter, a bottle, a glass, a fire. from The French Dispatch
A creaky swing sways in the deserted schoolyard. from The French Dispatch
A day in Ennui over the course of 250 years. from The French Dispatch
A desire, more, a biological need from The French Dispatch
A disappointment to everybody. from The French Dispatch
A dynamic, talented, lusty, slovenly, alcoholic, from The French Dispatch
A factual weekly report on the subjects of world politics, from The French Dispatch
A figure which remains consistent despite population growth from The French Dispatch
A hired crew of bandits and gunmen from The French Dispatch
A luminous abstraction. from The French Dispatch
A manifesto. from The French Dispatch
A message from the foreman. One hour to press. from The French Dispatch
A mixed blessing. On the one hand, from The French Dispatch
A pair of hooligans, estranged cousins. from The French Dispatch
A perfect sparrow. That's excellent. from The French Dispatch
A pretty place of some kind? from The French Dispatch
A thousand kisses later, from The French Dispatch
A trio of showgirls, all junkies. from The French Dispatch
A weakness in cartography. from The French Dispatch
A word from Gemini tooth powder. from The French Dispatch
Across the street, a glaring metaphor. from The French Dispatch
Actually, make it 75. from The French Dispatch
After clamorous debate, angry name calling from The French Dispatch
After even the most adverse forms of exposure, from The French Dispatch
After receiving the Host, marauding choirboys, from The French Dispatch
Against five American cents per word, minus expenses. from The French Dispatch
Against the wall in the corner of that pigment locker. from The French Dispatch
Ah. from The French Dispatch
Albert "the Abacus", in possession of a valise containing payroll stubs from The French Dispatch
All artists sell all their work. It's what makes you an artist. from The French Dispatch
All home delivery readers will, of course, be refunded, pro rata from The French Dispatch
All of us. The collectors. The critics. from The French Dispatch
Allow us to send in our precinct cook from The French Dispatch
Along with a number of newly found companions. from The French Dispatch
Along with an Andretti Ribbon mate from The French Dispatch
Along with some supplies and provisions. from The French Dispatch
Already how do you know that? from The French Dispatch
Already what? from The French Dispatch
Already? from The French Dispatch
Also, from The French Dispatch
Also, who'd you murder, and how crazy are you, really? from The French Dispatch
Although she did whatever the hell she wanted, from The French Dispatch
ALUMNA: Mother died when he was five. from The French Dispatch
ALUMNA: The Krementz story, Revisions to a Manifesto. from The French Dispatch
Am I in trouble? Why would my mother be so calm? from The French Dispatch
An additional dinner guest, thus far, fails to appear. from The French Dispatch
An artistic genius. from The French Dispatch
An invincible comet speeds on its guided arc from The French Dispatch
And a ream of triple bond, Egyptian cotton typing stock. from The French Dispatch
And absconded to a secure location which you will never discover. from The French Dispatch
And advances in health and hygiene. from The French Dispatch
And all participants emphasized the basis of their frustration, from The French Dispatch
And an air of promiscuous calm saturates the hour. from The French Dispatch
And certainly, the loudest artistic voice of his rowdy generation. from The French Dispatch
And cooled to a glacial viscosity in a miniature version from The French Dispatch
And diverse stories of human interests set in faraway quartiers. from The French Dispatch
And everybody's talking about it. from The French Dispatch
And gigolos replaces the day's delivery boys and shopkeepers, from The French Dispatch
And got sent down to National Duty obligation. from The French Dispatch
And had never so much as touched one from The French Dispatch
And had very nearly starved in his cell. from The French Dispatch
And he did us all a very good turn from The French Dispatch
And heart of the French Splatter school Action group, from The French Dispatch
And however you go about it, Mr. Wright, from The French Dispatch
And I think I sort of agree with him. from The French Dispatch
And I've got them all with me right now, from The French Dispatch
And in 16 years, I'll get my pension. from The French Dispatch
And in later years actually wore it in the application of her toilet. from The French Dispatch
And inappropriately, sort of, tried to fuck me from The French Dispatch
And investigation of criminal activity, from The French Dispatch
And liquefied. from The French Dispatch
And marvelously enthusiastic. from The French Dispatch
And nine spelling errors in the first sentence alone. from The French Dispatch
And off color sayings of their respective precincts. from The French Dispatch
And preparations for your visit. from The French Dispatch
And remote cause of the entire spectacular contretemps, from The French Dispatch
And six members of the French Splatter school from The French Dispatch
And smuggle you goodies and probably turn out to be better than you are. from The French Dispatch
And that's why I signed up for clay pottery and basket weaving. from The French Dispatch
And the little boy will be safely returned to your custody. from The French Dispatch
And the Ministers of Culture and Urbanity, from The French Dispatch
And the only local number committed to my typographic memory was from The French Dispatch
And the publication of the magazine will permanently cease. from The French Dispatch
And the risk of the tainting of a crime scene. from The French Dispatch
And the Sans Blague became headquarters from The French Dispatch
And the two never again lived apart. from The French Dispatch
And their network of underworld middlemen. from The French Dispatch
And there can be no higher position in the métier than that of from The French Dispatch
And think for yourself for one minute, forgive me, from The French Dispatch
And transformed Picnic into The French Dispatch, from The French Dispatch
And was decorated in the Order of the Caged Lion. from The French Dispatch
And was, marvelously, as I described in some detail. from The French Dispatch
And what mysteries will they foretell? from The French Dispatch
And you will find yourself in great jeopardy. from The French Dispatch
And you, Robouchon? from The French Dispatch
And, finally, outright gambling over from The French Dispatch
And, of course... from The French Dispatch
Another 14,603 to go. from The French Dispatch
Another tidbit. from The French Dispatch
Anyone's guess. from The French Dispatch
Anything I can do to keep my hands busy, I'm gonna do. from The French Dispatch
Anyway, at least, he finished the motherfucker. from The French Dispatch
Apologies, Mrs. Krementz. I know you despise crude language. from The French Dispatch
Archive, and advise, from The French Dispatch
Are they painted into the walls? from The French Dispatch
Are we all here? from The French Dispatch
Are you able to provide me an escort and a Friendly Visit Stamp from The French Dispatch
Are you seeing this? Look at this! from The French Dispatch
Arthur Howitzer, Jr. Born in North Kansas, from The French Dispatch
Arthur Howitzer, Jr., college freshman, from The French Dispatch
Arthur Jr. was less courteous with the rest of the magazine's staff. from The French Dispatch
ARTHUR: (ON SPEAKERS) The presses will be dismantled from The French Dispatch
ARTHUR: Give her 150 francs a week for the next 15 years from The French Dispatch
ARTHUR: It's one of her best. from The French Dispatch
ARTHUR: Just try to make it sound like you wrote it that way on purpose. from The French Dispatch
ARTHUR: Let's see here. from The French Dispatch
ARTHUR: Oh, no, what's that? from The French Dispatch
ARTHUR: Some of those are intentional. from The French Dispatch
ARTHUR: These are his people. from The French Dispatch
ARTHUR: While I regret we are unable from The French Dispatch
As compensation for her work as Rosenthaler's model and muse. from The French Dispatch
As he walks the streets of his adopted, from The French Dispatch
As the sun sets, a medley of unregistered streetwalkers from The French Dispatch
As these guards can assure you. from The French Dispatch
As they go to identify the body of their cold son. from The French Dispatch
As was her residence, Ingo Steen's first American commission from The French Dispatch
Ashtray of stale cigarettes, burnt toast. from The French Dispatch
Aspired to a lofty perch, from The French Dispatch
Astute collector of antiquities. from The French Dispatch
At least by reputation. from The French Dispatch
At least for this reporter. from The French Dispatch
At that rate, from The French Dispatch
At the Clampette Collection? from The French Dispatch
At the Ennui Prison Asylum the following day, from The French Dispatch
August. from The French Dispatch
Average rainfall, 750 millimeters. from The French Dispatch
Average snowfall, 190,000 flakes. from The French Dispatch
Based on one small, scribbly, overrated picture. from The French Dispatch
Because I like it. from The French Dispatch
Because it was an accident, Your Honor. from The French Dispatch
Because she asked. I don't lie. from The French Dispatch
Because you would've stopped him. from The French Dispatch
Before I ever get to see the world again, from The French Dispatch
Before it began, where did it begin? from The French Dispatch
Bell rings, pupils scamper inside back to their obedient classrooms. from The French Dispatch
Beneath his studio in the Boulevard des Plombiers, from The French Dispatch
BERENSEN: At that moment, from The French Dispatch
BERENSEN: Certain women do gravitate toward incarcerated men. from The French Dispatch
BERENSEN: He did not pick up a brush during the first decade from The French Dispatch
BERENSEN: In the aftermath, 72 prisoners from The French Dispatch
BERENSEN: One score later, as per Maw Clampette's detailed instructions, from The French Dispatch
BERENSEN: Rosenthaler's right to petition for parole from The French Dispatch
BERENSEN: Ten Reinforced Cement Aggregate Load Bearing Murals from The French Dispatch
BERENSEN: The paddy wagon collected us from The French Dispatch
BERENSEN: We take as the subject of tonight's lecture, from The French Dispatch
Berensen's article. The Concrete Masterpiece. from The French Dispatch
Besides, I didn't bring an additional 6,000,000 francs in small bills. from The French Dispatch
Best parents I know. from The French Dispatch
Between Ennui's elders and its youngers. from The French Dispatch
Bit of sports, bit of crime, bit of politics. from The French Dispatch
Blackbird pie. from The French Dispatch
Blue? from The French Dispatch
Bolstered and braced, season upon season, from The French Dispatch
Born into quasi serfdom, from The French Dispatch
Born rich, the son of a ******* Mexican horse rancher, from The French Dispatch
BOTH: No. from The French Dispatch
Both. Based on the cover and the first four sentences. from The French Dispatch
Break down abruptly in early morning hours from The French Dispatch
Bright yellow scullery soap. from The French Dispatch
Bring me a first draft tomorrow morning from The French Dispatch
Broken windows, paving stones flying in all directions. from The French Dispatch
But always, somewhere along the avenue or the boulevard, from The French Dispatch
But as it happened, I knew the chicken coop. from The French Dispatch
But has evolved and codified into something refined, from The French Dispatch
But haunted the halls cheerily for three decades. from The French Dispatch
But he thinks this is better. from The French Dispatch
But I don't regret my choice to wear this uniform. from The French Dispatch
But I learned as a cub stringer, never, under any circumstance, from The French Dispatch
But I truly don't know what I'm about to say. from The French Dispatch
But I'll re advance that against cost of living. from The French Dispatch
But love the wrong way from The French Dispatch
But more than anything, over all these years, from The French Dispatch
But not yet. from The French Dispatch
But still, a new flavor. from The French Dispatch
But we're gonna pay 'em. from The French Dispatch
But, by the end of his youth, from The French Dispatch
But, in fact, the sexes were equally represented. from The French Dispatch
By Mr. Rosenthaler, who was, at that time, from The French Dispatch
By rapid priority wire. from The French Dispatch
By the richest, most potent plates, from The French Dispatch
By your anger, your hatred, your pride, from The French Dispatch
Cadazio and his own nephews arranged for the entirety of the hobby room from The French Dispatch
CADET: Psst. from The French Dispatch
CADETS: Amen. Amen. Amen. from The French Dispatch
CADETS: Hup! Ho! Hut! Lights out! Covers tucked! Blankets on! from The French Dispatch
Came prepared to dazzle. from The French Dispatch
Can he do it? Look at this. from The French Dispatch
Can we get a deposit? from The French Dispatch
Can you even begin to fathom the shit ton of money from The French Dispatch
Canvas, stretchers, brushes, turpentine. from The French Dispatch
Carrying a 50 pound sack of gunpowder and peeling stale potatoes from The French Dispatch
Cast a spell, from The French Dispatch
Caution, do not bring matches, lighters, or sharp objects of any kind. from The French Dispatch
Cemented together by their shared grief. from The French Dispatch
Chauffeur Joe Lefèvre, a once almost promising instrumentalist. from The French Dispatch
Check out protest at the Bibliothèque Principale. from The French Dispatch
Chef Cuisinier for the private dining room from The French Dispatch
CHIEF MAGISTRATE: Mr. Rosenthaler, from The French Dispatch
City services at a halt, one week and counting. from The French Dispatch
Coal, cork, and dung. from The French Dispatch
Coffee on the breath, too much sugar, cocoa butter skin. from The French Dispatch
Comes precisely 50 years after his departure, from The French Dispatch
Community Whisper Campaign denounces student movement. from The French Dispatch
Completely indecipherable due to poor penmanship. from The French Dispatch
Convinced his father, proprietor of the Liberty, Kansas Evening Sun, from The French Dispatch
Could figure a way to rustle them pictures loose. from The French Dispatch
Cover illustrations by Hermès Jones. from The French Dispatch
December. from The French Dispatch
Deep South, Midwest, East Coast. from The French Dispatch
Delivered a telephone to his superior. from The French Dispatch
Department of Local Statistics. from The French Dispatch
Describes odyssey across city. from The French Dispatch
Determined to free himself and reduce taxpayer expense. from The French Dispatch
Devil's advocates bickered and debated perpetually, ad nauseam, from The French Dispatch
Deviled eggs of the precinct canary from The French Dispatch
Dîner. from The French Dispatch
Diners are expected to provide their own fourchettes de poche, from The French Dispatch
Directly after the night's final round of working girls and revelers from The French Dispatch
Directly from Ennui to Liberty. from The French Dispatch
Discover on flyleaf of my composition book a hasty paragraph. from The French Dispatch
Do I like it? from The French Dispatch
Do we agree on the sale? from The French Dispatch
Do you have a working kitchen in your lair? from The French Dispatch
Does it mean nothing to you? from The French Dispatch
Does it occur to you he's very probably somewhere marching from The French Dispatch
Don't be stupid. Of course not. from The French Dispatch
Don't criticize my manifesto. from The French Dispatch
Don't cry in my office. from The French Dispatch
Don't growl at me, you convicted murderer. from The French Dispatch
Don't light the candles. He's dead. from The French Dispatch
Drawn in 45 seconds right in front of me with a burnt matchstick. from The French Dispatch
Dress briskly, mechanically, and hold hands in the silent taxi from The French Dispatch
Due to the surprise capture of the racketeering accountant from The French Dispatch
Dutch masterminds. from The French Dispatch
Eager to escape a bright future on the Great Plains, from The French Dispatch
Earth. from The French Dispatch
Eaten with the non dominant hand only, from The French Dispatch
Eight point two five bodies are pulled from the Blasé river each week. from The French Dispatch
Eldest boy, 19, not home since yesterday morning. from The French Dispatch
Endowed with funds provided by the Cadazios from The French Dispatch
Enhances the experience of their own freedom. from The French Dispatch
Ennui supports a menagerie of vermin and scavengers. from The French Dispatch
Entire library circulation legally removed from The French Dispatch
Even more impressed by how good it already is. from The French Dispatch
Even the artist's all but forgotten earlier work from The French Dispatch
Even the riot police. from The French Dispatch
Even to begin the bureaucratic nightmare would require years from The French Dispatch
Even your disciples have won and squandered multiple fortunes, from The French Dispatch
Even your second rate imitators we represent who suck up to you from The French Dispatch
Everything I have at this present moment in time. from The French Dispatch
Exactly! from The French Dispatch
Exclusively from within the prison asylum domain. from The French Dispatch
Excusez moi. from The French Dispatch
Exhilarated, naive, brave in the extreme... from The French Dispatch
Extremely challenging positions for extended periods of time. from The French Dispatch
Extremely poisonous, from The French Dispatch
Failure to do so by sun up will result in your son's violent death. from The French Dispatch
Famously gracious with his writers, from The French Dispatch
February. from The French Dispatch
FEMALE NARRATOR: Good writers. He coddled them. from The French Dispatch
FEMALE NARRATOR: His fiscal management system from The French Dispatch
FEMALE NARRATOR: His most repeated literary advice, from The French Dispatch
FEMALE NARRATOR: His return to Liberty from The French Dispatch
FEMALE NARRATOR: It began as a holiday. from The French Dispatch
FEMALE NARRATOR: Over the next ten years, he assembled a team from The French Dispatch
FEMALE NARRATOR: The uncontested crackerjack from The French Dispatch
FEMALE NARRATOR: These were his people. from The French Dispatch
FEMALE NARRATOR: Thus, from The French Dispatch
Ferociously fragrant, overtly medicinal, ever so faintly anesthetizing from The French Dispatch
Finally... from The French Dispatch
Fire, of course. from The French Dispatch
Fires and murders. from The French Dispatch
First time I've come inside, except to vandalize it during demonstrations. from The French Dispatch
Five floors with high ceilings. from The French Dispatch
Fixed above the door of his inner office. from The French Dispatch
For a single new piece during this entire, protracted period. from The French Dispatch
For all male students. from The French Dispatch
For all three of the city's major syndicates, from The French Dispatch
For another two months. from The French Dispatch
For freedom. Full stop. from The French Dispatch
For immediate use? from The French Dispatch
For myself, I had failed to recognize the Abacus, from The French Dispatch
For National Duty obligation. from The French Dispatch
For the bold dramatic style, and colossal scale of his middle period, from The French Dispatch
For the demented and deranged. from The French Dispatch
For the duration of his sentence. from The French Dispatch
For the little boy. from The French Dispatch
For the Movement of Young Idealists for the Revolutionary Overthrow from The French Dispatch
For the rest of the artist's life. from The French Dispatch
For the subsequent 20 years. from The French Dispatch
For the Tastes and Smells section... from The French Dispatch
For the unfulfilled portion of their subscriptions. from The French Dispatch
For this sort of predicament. from The French Dispatch
For this, I am grateful. from The French Dispatch
Forgive my tardiness. from The French Dispatch
Founder and editor of The French Dispatch. from The French Dispatch
From Thursday dinner to Monday breakfast from The French Dispatch
Fuck! (YELLS) from The French Dispatch
Full name, Isadore Sharif de la Villatte. from The French Dispatch
Fundamentals... from The French Dispatch
Get out. from The French Dispatch
Gigi loathed and despised the radish in all its forms from The French Dispatch
Gigi was six. from The French Dispatch
GIGI: Uh huh. from The French Dispatch
Give it to me. from The French Dispatch
Go ahead. from The French Dispatch
Go tell your parents you're home. They're worried. from The French Dispatch
God willing. from The French Dispatch
Good God. from The French Dispatch
Good writer. from The French Dispatch
Great friend to the avant garde. from The French Dispatch
GUARD: Citizen 7524. from The French Dispatch
Guard. from The French Dispatch
Guillaume Martin. from The French Dispatch
Had been forgotten in the chicken coop from The French Dispatch
Had been whirring since dinnertime. from The French Dispatch
Had it not been for the inclusion in its number of a small painting from The French Dispatch
Had not been informed of his invitation in first place. from The French Dispatch
Half drunk on the Blood of Christ, stalk unwary pensioners from The French Dispatch
Have traveled a great distance to come see your work, I hope? from The French Dispatch
Have you been in the chicken coop for a very long while? from The French Dispatch
Have you ever done any book reviews? from The French Dispatch
Haven't been there in 20 years. from The French Dispatch
He began to envision and formulate a multi pronged battle plan. from The French Dispatch
He brought the world to Kansas. from The French Dispatch
He changes all the names and only writes about hobos, pimps, and junkies. from The French Dispatch
He coaxed them. He ferociously protected them. from The French Dispatch
He doesn't want to be in the military. from The French Dispatch
He even painted onto the radiators! from The French Dispatch
He had shed all the luxuries from The French Dispatch
He knew well, of course, from The French Dispatch
He mines the same vein as Piperno Pierluigi when he illuminated from The French Dispatch
He received an Editor's burial. from The French Dispatch
He remains, in my opinion, the most eloquent from The French Dispatch
He was brought up to succeed the Commissaire himself. from The French Dispatch
He was crazy. Officially certified. from The French Dispatch
He was educated by forensic tutors in the traditions of law enforcement. from The French Dispatch
He will drown on this planet from The French Dispatch
He will prepare a supper of sufficient proportions from The French Dispatch
He'll be serving. from The French Dispatch
He's not moving. from The French Dispatch
He's still not moving. from The French Dispatch
He's still not moving. from The French Dispatch
He's still not moving. from The French Dispatch
He's still not moving. from The French Dispatch
He's still not moving. from The French Dispatch
He's still not moving. from The French Dispatch
Hello, Gigi. from The French Dispatch
Hello, Mr. Wright. from The French Dispatch
Hello? from The French Dispatch
Hello. from The French Dispatch
Hello. from The French Dispatch
Her collection, even in its infancy, was well known and important, from The French Dispatch
Her large, stupid eyes watched me pee. from The French Dispatch
Her skin remained unburned, unblemished, un goose pimpled. from The French Dispatch
Her. Perfume of cheap gasoline, from The French Dispatch
HERMÈS: He was alone. from The French Dispatch
Hey! It's a fresco! from The French Dispatch
High school newspaper, poetry club, drama society. from The French Dispatch
Highly portable, rich in protein, from The French Dispatch
His door's locked, but I could hear the keys clacking. from The French Dispatch
His epitaph will be taken verbatim from the stenciled shingle from The French Dispatch
His first drawings were facial composites based on eyewitness testimony. from The French Dispatch
His likeness, mass produced and shrink wrap packaged, from The French Dispatch
His need to fail is more powerful from The French Dispatch
His parents will receive a telephone call at midnight, from The French Dispatch
His writers line the spines of every good American library. from The French Dispatch
Hmm. The desire must be created. from The French Dispatch
Hold your fire! Hold your fire! from The French Dispatch
How about Roebuck Wright? from The French Dispatch
How and why? from The French Dispatch
How are you planning to kill me? from The French Dispatch
How can you be sure? It's so quick. from The French Dispatch
How does this pivotal piece come to find its way from The French Dispatch
How far did he fall? from The French Dispatch
How long are we meant to wait? from The French Dispatch
How long is he in for? from The French Dispatch
How the Commissaire and his elite team of experts and analysts from The French Dispatch
How'd you get out there? from The French Dispatch
How'd you learn to do it, by the way? from The French Dispatch
However, as it happened, from The French Dispatch
However, he's also that rare once in a generation guy from The French Dispatch
However, his mind, that exceptional machine for the detection from The French Dispatch
However, if you'll accept my signatory voucher, I assure you from The French Dispatch
However, this turn of events had forcefully rattled the cages from The French Dispatch
Hunger. from The French Dispatch
Hungry, restless, reckless. from The French Dispatch
I added an appendix. from The French Dispatch
I admire your bravery, Lieutenant. from The French Dispatch
I apologize, but I'm gonna from The French Dispatch
I asked to interview her. from The French Dispatch
I assure you, it's erotic. from The French Dispatch
I beg your pardon? from The French Dispatch
I beg your pardon. from The French Dispatch
I beg your pardon. from The French Dispatch
I believe that unit designates maximum security from The French Dispatch
I believe this to be from The French Dispatch
I can neither comprehend nor describe what occurs behind a kitchen door. from The French Dispatch
I can no longer envision myself as a grown up man in our parents' world. from The French Dispatch
I can only offer a deposit of, uh... from The French Dispatch
I can see that. from The French Dispatch
I can't. from The French Dispatch
I chose this life. from The French Dispatch
I could stick it back in, if you like. from The French Dispatch
I could use another year. from The French Dispatch
I couldn't agree less. from The French Dispatch
I deliberately choose to have neither husband nor children. from The French Dispatch
I did it. It's good! This is historic. from The French Dispatch
I did not know you were coming. They did not tell me. from The French Dispatch
I didn't intend to kill anybody. from The French Dispatch
I didn't see any barricades. from The French Dispatch
I don't even know how you'd peel them off. It's a fresco. from The French Dispatch
I don't know how to feel. from The French Dispatch
I don't know what to paint. from The French Dispatch
I don't mean the program. from The French Dispatch
I don't need remarks, do I? from The French Dispatch
I don't think so. from The French Dispatch
I don't want to buy this important piece for 50 cigarettes. from The French Dispatch
I drink 14 pints of mouthwash rations per week. from The French Dispatch
I found something new. from The French Dispatch
I give up. He's defeated us. from The French Dispatch
I gotta change my program. from The French Dispatch
I gotta go in a new direction. from The French Dispatch
I guess you know. It was a heart attack. from The French Dispatch
I had no one who cared to rescue me, and no one who cared to scold me. from The French Dispatch
I hate flowers. from The French Dispatch
I have a typographic memory. from The French Dispatch
I have always been content to enjoy the issue from The French Dispatch
I have so often shared the day's glittering discoveries with from The French Dispatch
I have so often... from The French Dispatch
I have to say something. from The French Dispatch
I just don't know. from The French Dispatch
I just wasn't from The French Dispatch
I knew how to reach him only because I wanted a job. from The French Dispatch
I know you mean well. from The French Dispatch
I like how ruthless you are. from The French Dispatch
I live by myself on purpose. from The French Dispatch
I made it sound like you, I think. from The French Dispatch
I mean from when we go home until retirement age. from The French Dispatch
I need a turkey. from The French Dispatch
I need background information so that we can do a book about you. from The French Dispatch
I never tasted that taste in my life. from The French Dispatch
I only asked to be fed, from The French Dispatch
I only asked you to proofread it 'cause I thought you'd be from The French Dispatch
I prefer relationships that end. from The French Dispatch
I recollect the written word with considerable accuracy and detail. from The French Dispatch
I refer, of course, to Upshur "Maw" Clampette. from The French Dispatch
I said part of what I wanted to say. from The French Dispatch
I said, "Don't criticize my manifesto." She said... from The French Dispatch
I saw you at the protest on top of a bookcase taking notes. from The French Dispatch
I should maintain journalistic neutrality. from The French Dispatch
I suppose I'll continue to be an attractive wastrel from The French Dispatch
I suppose I'm sad. from The French Dispatch
I surely am. from The French Dispatch
I think I'm going to poison myself to death from The French Dispatch
I think it stinks! from The French Dispatch
I think maybe it's gonna be a suicide. from The French Dispatch
I thought Morisot was supposed to be a professor of geological chemistry. from The French Dispatch
I thought so. from The French Dispatch
I thought you liked it. from The French Dispatch
I told her I was working on an article about you and your friends. from The French Dispatch
I told them not to invite Paul, by the way. from The French Dispatch
I trust you are already familiar with this genius. from The French Dispatch
I wanna buy it. from The French Dispatch
I want to pay you 250,000 francs in legal French tender. from The French Dispatch
I was in the middle of it. There's more. from The French Dispatch
I withdraw the remark. from The French Dispatch
I won't. It's too hard. from The French Dispatch
I would be very pleased to consider other submissions in the future. from The French Dispatch
I would start with Mr. Sazerac. from The French Dispatch
I'll answer your question out of sheer weariness, from The French Dispatch
I'll have a slice. from The French Dispatch
I'll have my drink now. from The French Dispatch
I'll pay you 500 francs minus the 250 I advanced for your bail, from The French Dispatch
I'm a foreigner, you know. from The French Dispatch
I'm Gigi, by the way. What's your name? from The French Dispatch
I'm going to kick your ass up and down this hobby room! from The French Dispatch
I'm gonna need art supplies. from The French Dispatch
I'm known to my intimates as a most forgetful man. from The French Dispatch
I'm literally a tortured artist. from The French Dispatch
I'm naked, Mrs. Krementz. from The French Dispatch
I'm not an old maid. from The French Dispatch
I'm not brave. from The French Dispatch
I'm not gonna tell you that. This is a felony. from The French Dispatch
I'm not killing anybody. from The French Dispatch
I'm not sad. My eyes hurt. from The French Dispatch
I'm one myself. from The French Dispatch
I'm reciting again. from The French Dispatch
I'm scared. from The French Dispatch
I'm speaking to the leader of the gang of kidnappers on the top floor. from The French Dispatch
I'm sure. from The French Dispatch
I'm told my father was really quite remarkable during the last war. from The French Dispatch
I'm working on the art. from The French Dispatch
I've already written 1,000 words. from The French Dispatch
I've ever seen. from The French Dispatch
I've never read my mother's books. from The French Dispatch
If anybody has something to say before it's too late? from The French Dispatch
If I refer to Mr. Howitzer, do you know who I mean? from The French Dispatch
If it exists. from The French Dispatch
If it is remotely within your power to resist the impulse, from The French Dispatch
If you must. from The French Dispatch
If you plastered it deep enough, it may last. from The French Dispatch
If you put away your powder puff for one minute, forgive me, from The French Dispatch
If, perhaps, a bit fancifully, in a comic strip from The French Dispatch
Illiterate until she was 20. from The French Dispatch
Immediately upon his death, quote... from The French Dispatch
Imported by the ranking bosses of the Ennui rackets from The French Dispatch
Impossible to imagine these students, from The French Dispatch
In a provincial fire department, from The French Dispatch
In East Asia, I picked up a rare, microbial, infectious gut parasite from The French Dispatch
In favor of a multi level shopping center and parking structure. from The French Dispatch
In his will, he stipulated that from The French Dispatch
In less than a fortnight. from The French Dispatch
In North Africa, I caught a bullet in the tail. from The French Dispatch
In order to facilitate the viewing in a timely fashion, from The French Dispatch
In other spheres, my powers of retention are distinctly impressionistic. from The French Dispatch
In particular, of course, the polyptych tableaux known as... from The French Dispatch
In quality of sentences per minute. from The French Dispatch
In short, the picture was a sensation. from The French Dispatch
In South America, I caught a chunk of high explosive shrapnel in the left wing. from The French Dispatch
In the adjoining annex on a charge of second degree sales tax evasion. from The French Dispatch
In the corner, Patrolman Maupassant. from The French Dispatch
In the Flop Quarter, students. from The French Dispatch
In the Hovel District, from The French Dispatch
In the lower abdominal cavity, from The French Dispatch
In the middle of the night right now, from The French Dispatch
In the mood to be from The French Dispatch
In the places we once called home. from The French Dispatch
In the steady current of the deep, dirty, magnificent river from The French Dispatch
In this case, a chicken coop jail cell for six days straight. from The French Dispatch
In this form, the avant garde assumed its place from The French Dispatch
Incarcerated in the lunatic section of the Ennui Prison Asylum, from The French Dispatch
Indeed, I'm jumping ahead, but in my own experience, from The French Dispatch
Indeed, she was Olympian in her ability to hold from The French Dispatch
Informally known as the Doorstop House. from The French Dispatch
Inspired wildly robust sales on the secondary market. from The French Dispatch
Intensely nourishing, and, if executed properly, from The French Dispatch
Into a reinforced cement aggregate gymnasium. from The French Dispatch
Into its unique position as a permanent installation here from The French Dispatch
Is somebody coming to take him away? from The French Dispatch
Is that true? from The French Dispatch
Is there a part of this ritual where you ask from The French Dispatch
Is there a story in us? For the people of Kansas. from The French Dispatch
Is this proper? from The French Dispatch
Is to get him to paint you a horse or a flower or a sinking battleship, from The French Dispatch
It all, in the end, leads to... from The French Dispatch
It began as a holiday. from The French Dispatch
It came to be known as the "Night of a Thousand Slugs." from The French Dispatch
It had also claimed the lives from The French Dispatch
It has exploded into symbolism from The French Dispatch
It is the solitary feast that has been very much like a comrade, from The French Dispatch
It is, perhaps, the most interesting contemplation of peripheral vision from The French Dispatch
It makes you more important. from The French Dispatch
It may prove necessary for us from The French Dispatch
It rained last night. Maybe the mud's still soft. from The French Dispatch
It was later revealed. from The French Dispatch
It was much more socially acceptable for a painter or a sculptor from The French Dispatch
It was my duty, and I may say, my privilege to catalogue, from The French Dispatch
It was my first week in Ennui when I suffered the misfortune from The French Dispatch
It was nigh impossible to locate, from The French Dispatch
It was only the convalescent Monsieur Nescaffier himself from The French Dispatch
It was supposed to be an article about a great chef. from The French Dispatch
It won't depress me. I should have studied harder. from The French Dispatch
It... It tightens a fellow up. from The French Dispatch
It's a little damp. from The French Dispatch
It's a lonely life, isn't it? from The French Dispatch
It's a recognized condition. from The French Dispatch
It's all Simone. from The French Dispatch
It's federal property. from The French Dispatch
It's me again. from The French Dispatch
It's not for sale. from The French Dispatch
It's only eight more weeks, Morisot, before we complete the program. from The French Dispatch
It's part of your beauty, I think. from The French Dispatch
It's probably a turning point in the evolution of human pictography. from The French Dispatch
It's ready. from The French Dispatch
It's supposed to be charming. from The French Dispatch
It's three years later. from The French Dispatch
It's torture. from The French Dispatch
It's true. I should maintain journalistic neutrality, from The French Dispatch
Its slanty rooftops. from The French Dispatch
January. from The French Dispatch
Julian Cadazio, nevertheless, had an eye for something, from The French Dispatch
JULIAN: Any words of introduction? from The French Dispatch
JULIAN: Mmm. from The French Dispatch
JULIAN: Moses, are you here? from The French Dispatch
JULIAN: My dear Mrs. Clampette, Maw, if I may, from The French Dispatch
Junior researcher, cub reporter, assistant editor. from The French Dispatch
Just give him a chance. from The French Dispatch
Just more clear, more concise, from The French Dispatch
Just permit me to dog ear the page. Mentally. from The French Dispatch
Known as Gastronomie Gendarmique. from The French Dispatch
Krementz, from The French Dispatch
KREMENTZ: "Then, a reddening and swelling of the orbital muscles." from The French Dispatch
KREMENTZ: (IN ENGLISH) He is not an invincible comet from The French Dispatch
KREMENTZ: (IN ENGLISH) One thing is now finally clear, from The French Dispatch
KREMENTZ: Additional sentence at bottom of page from The French Dispatch
KREMENTZ: Come in! from The French Dispatch
KREMENTZ: Five years later, I, myself, translated from The French Dispatch
KREMENTZ: Local news reports aggressive crowd control methods... from The French Dispatch
KREMENTZ: March 10th. from The French Dispatch
KREMENTZ: March 15th. from The French Dispatch
KREMENTZ: March 5th. from The French Dispatch
KREMENTZ: Start without me. from The French Dispatch
KREMENTZ: The kids did this. from The French Dispatch
KREMENTZ: There followed, a brisk, unpredictable tit for tat. from The French Dispatch
KREMENTZ: Uh huh. from The French Dispatch
KREMENTZ: What will normal reality be? from The French Dispatch
Late supper at the B's. from The French Dispatch
Late that night while I slept? from The French Dispatch
Lay dead or mortally wounded. from The French Dispatch
Let us take a sight seeing tour. from The French Dispatch
Let's start with the typos. from The French Dispatch
Let's write it together. from The French Dispatch
Lieutenant Nescaffier. from The French Dispatch
Like a bitter, moldy, peppery, from The French Dispatch
Like every living city, from The French Dispatch
Like Maw Clampette of Liberty, Kansas. from The French Dispatch
Like my cousins on both sides of the family. from The French Dispatch
Like, at a wedding. from The French Dispatch
Lock the door. from The French Dispatch
Loneliness. from The French Dispatch
Look at her, by the way. from The French Dispatch
Look at them! from The French Dispatch
Louise de la Villatte. You can call her Maman. from The French Dispatch
Love. from The French Dispatch
MAN 2: (IN ENGLISH) As you know by now, from The French Dispatch
MAN: Can the faculty succeed if the students fail? from The French Dispatch
MAN: Monsieur Cadazio? from The French Dispatch
MAN: Pray your prayers! CADET: Sir! from The French Dispatch
March 30th. from The French Dispatch
Marching alongside his comrades. from The French Dispatch
Marconi Brutelli, the Mediterranean anarchist. from The French Dispatch
Marvelously flavorful. from The French Dispatch
Maw, nobody has an eye for things nobody has ever seen from The French Dispatch
Maw? An advance against the total sum? from The French Dispatch
May I keep it? from The French Dispatch
May I test you? from The French Dispatch
Maybe one of them restoration fellers out at the Fondazione dell'Arte Classico from The French Dispatch
Maybe we could think up some other way to punish him? from The French Dispatch
Maybe with good luck, from The French Dispatch
Maybe you're sad, but you don't seem lonely to me. from The French Dispatch
Maybe. from The French Dispatch
Me, too. from The French Dispatch
Meal plan blockade of the undergraduate cafeteria. from The French Dispatch
Meanwhile, Rosenthaler continued to work in confinement. from The French Dispatch
Mental illness. from The French Dispatch
Might, perhaps, have been omitted from the annals of art history, from The French Dispatch
Miguel Sebastian Maria Moisés de Rosenthaler from The French Dispatch
Missing something left behind. from The French Dispatch
Mitch Mitch released to parental custody. from The French Dispatch
Mitch Mitch Simca's poetic interpretation of his National Duty obligation service. from The French Dispatch
Mitch Mitch was arrested for Desertion and Desecration, from The French Dispatch
MITCH MITCH: What? from The French Dispatch
Modern art? from The French Dispatch
Modern art. Our specialty, starting now. from The French Dispatch
Monsieur Albert, accountant to the demi monde from The French Dispatch
Monsieur Nescaffier began his mysterious ritual. from The French Dispatch
Monsieur Nescaffier made his name and reputation. from The French Dispatch
Monsieur Nescaffier, even during his apprenticeship from The French Dispatch
Morisot, what do you want to be? from The French Dispatch
MORISOT: A protestor. from The French Dispatch
MORISOT: I won't do it. from The French Dispatch
Morisot! He went out the window! from The French Dispatch
Morisot's crying. from The French Dispatch
Moses Rosenthaler, for acts of extreme valor, from The French Dispatch
Moses Rosenthaler? from The French Dispatch
Most dishes are served pre cut. Nothing crunchy. from The French Dispatch
MR. B.: (IN ENGLISH) We don't want you to be alone. from The French Dispatch
Mr. Moses Rosenthaler. from The French Dispatch
MRS. B.: Loneliness is a kind of poverty. from The French Dispatch
Mrs. Clampette would like to put the piece on hold. from The French Dispatch
Music! from The French Dispatch
My employer, at that time, received the intriguing summons from The French Dispatch
My father owned the paper, of course. from The French Dispatch
My favorite piece is the one about the cook, from The French Dispatch
My great comfort and fortification. from The French Dispatch
My mother? from The French Dispatch
My name is Moses. from The French Dispatch
My point. You see the girl in it? from The French Dispatch
My son needs a snack. from The French Dispatch
My uncles and I have squandered to get to this point of no return? from The French Dispatch
Negotiations between undergraduates and the university administration from The French Dispatch
Nescaffier only gets one line of dialogue. from The French Dispatch
Nescaffier, back in the field for the first time in six years, from The French Dispatch
Nescaffier. from The French Dispatch
Never ask a man why. from The French Dispatch
Never mind. from The French Dispatch
Never. from The French Dispatch
Nevertheless, Cadazio and his uncles were unanimous in their decision from The French Dispatch
Next week, next month, whenever, if ever, from The French Dispatch
No crying. from The French Dispatch
No crying. from The French Dispatch
No matter what you told her, anyway. from The French Dispatch
No one at all. from The French Dispatch
No, not at all. Not at all. from The French Dispatch
No. from The French Dispatch
Normally associated with campsites and schoolrooms, from The French Dispatch
Not entirely pleasant, from The French Dispatch
Not now. I'm conducting a job interview. from The French Dispatch
Not sure when Zeffirelli had the chance to write it. from The French Dispatch
November. from The French Dispatch
Now, a woman of considerable property. from The French Dispatch
Obliterated 1,000 years of Republican authority from The French Dispatch
October. from The French Dispatch
Of a disgraceful proportion of innocent citizens. from The French Dispatch
Of an artist's talent without unveiling the secrets of the chisel from The French Dispatch
Of being arrested in a drinking establishment from The French Dispatch
Of course, silly goose. "Meanwhile." from The French Dispatch
Of course. Arthur Howitzer, Jr. from The French Dispatch
Of course. Of course. from The French Dispatch
Of grammatical expertise. from The French Dispatch
Of his almost superhuman stomach. from The French Dispatch
Of his comfortable background and replaced them with... from The French Dispatch
Of his long prison sentence. from The French Dispatch
Of his own ancient city. from The French Dispatch
Of Mr. Moses Rosenthaler's extremely exciting new work, from The French Dispatch
Of negotiation with a team of highly paid, arrogant, obnoxious advocates. from The French Dispatch
Of Reactionary Neo liberal Society. from The French Dispatch
Of the best expatriate journalists of his time from The French Dispatch
Of the Commissaire de la Police Municipale. from The French Dispatch
Of the denizens of the criminal underworld. from The French Dispatch
Of the grand edifice was hypothetically indicated on a floorplan from The French Dispatch
Of the highest order is buried at his side, from The French Dispatch
Of the type of vacuum flask from The French Dispatch
Often engraved with the arcane mottoes from The French Dispatch
Oh, I have no choice. I'll work for my father's glass factory. from The French Dispatch
Oh, no. What has he done? from The French Dispatch
Oh, you don't want remarks? from The French Dispatch
Oh. from The French Dispatch
Okay. from The French Dispatch
Old people who have failed. from The French Dispatch
Old people. from The French Dispatch
On one occasion, he grabbed me and put me in there, from The French Dispatch
On Physics Department rooftop. from The French Dispatch
On the fringes of the Flop Quarter from The French Dispatch
On three overlapping dramatic timelines, from The French Dispatch
One privately blind writer who wrote keenly through the eyes of others. from The French Dispatch
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