Innocent 94

Whew, ok finally getting back to these.

[Innocent 94 Translation by Kewl0210]
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Title: n°94 Innocent World
Someone: The Crowned Princess of France called out to the King's official mistress...
A noble blue-blooded member of the royal family bent the knee to a member of the third estate...!!!!
Ant: Oh, this is so very frustrating...!!!
I had promised myself I would not call out to her...!!!
King: Well done, Antoinette!!!
Ant: His highness...!!!

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Title: n°94 Innocent World
King: You truly are my granddaughter!
The bride of the French Royal Family!!!
Ant: Grandfather...!!!

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King: From now on,
I hope you'll think of me as your French father.
Ant: Thank you so very much!!!
I can't believe his majesty is this happy...
Guy: Well now, I suppose that settles that. I suppose our efforts were worth it in the end, don't you think, Countess Noailles?
Noa: I thought I was going to be brought back to my home country soon.
Unfortunately it seems I will be sticking around for quite some time, Count Mercy.
Ant: With just one sentence,
I made everyone smile...!!!

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Ant: I never considered in the slightest that by simply suppressing my "ego",
I could wrap the world in peace like this-----...
Mother,
is this what becoming an adult is like...?

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Ant: This is for the best, isn't it----...?
What a calm expression...
It's like she's a completely different person now...
That Charles-Henri Sanson is a terrifying person...
Barry: Just like in the legend of Saint Jerome, he removed the thone from the paw of an enraged lion so easily...
...Lord Charles?

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Charles: People all eventually become adults.
I am but a an assistant in sending a sixteen year old princess up the stairway to adulthood...
Tonight, the Crowned Princess
has obtained the weapon known as "giving in"...

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Char: Because killing one's falsehoods
is the one way of living in this world------...

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[And there's a clock]

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[Oh I remember this part.]

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Title: French Folk Song
Song: Ah ! Vous dirai-je maman
Oh! Shall I tell you, Mommy
Bottom: Uses the tune of the foreign song 'Twinkle Twinkle Little Star'

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Song: Ah ! Vous dirai-je maman
Oh! Shall I tell you, Mommy

Ce qui cause mon tourment?
What is tormenting me?

Papa veut que je raisonne
Daddy wants me to reason

Comme une grande personne
Like a grown-up person,

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Moi je dis que
Me, I say

les bonbons
that sweets

Valent mieux que la raison.
Are worth more than reasoning.

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Song: sweets are worth
more than reasoning-----...

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[I don't know the point of that song at all]

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Ant: Adieu, Dauphin------...

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Charles: .....Marie, it seems you've grown your hair out quite a bit.
Marie: !!
Charles: The date of your wedding has been decided.
This Spring, as Madame Gaspard,
you will finally join the ranks of adults.

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Narration: One month later----
Marie-Josephe Sanson's wedding day