Ingrid Bergman credited as playing...
Eva Beckman - Ekonomie studerande
- Eva Beckman - Ekonomie studerande: One day I'll probably meet a slim, pale man with a distinguished and expressionless face. He's intellectual, cold and immensely rich. We'll hold each other's gloved hands as we marry in a venerable old church and we'll march out under crossed swords to the music of Mendelssohn. Then we'll move into a big house where everything is perfect. He'll live in one part of the house, and I in another. Voilà!
- Valdemar Moreaux - Karusellskötare: So that's how you envision a happy marriage?
- Eva Beckman - Ekonomie studerande: Something like that.
- Eva Beckman - Ekonomie studerande: Have you really never hunted?
- Valdemar Moreaux - Karusellskötare: Of course I have, for food when I was hungry. But I've never understood it as a hobby. Especially a woman's hobby.
- Eva Beckman - Ekonomie studerande: No, I know you're one of those men who believes that women should live for flirting, clothes and marriage.
- Valdemar Moreaux - Karusellskötare: Yes, I do, when they're young and pretty like you.
- Eva Beckman - Ekonomie studerande: I'll gladly be everything for you. Everything except your lover.
- Valdemar Moreaux - Karusellskötare: How could you be my wife without being my lover?
- Eva Beckman - Ekonomie studerande: You have no sense of nuance, Valdemar. A wife does her duty, but a lover does more than her duty.
- Valdemar Moreaux - Karusellskötare: You forgot I'm a man and that you're beautiful. And that love knows no boundaries.
- Eva Beckman - Ekonomie studerande: Does love need to be so forceful?
- Valdemar Moreaux - Karusellskötare: I only speak of the love I know.
