- [last lines]
- Bela: What are you doing here?
- John Barratt: Fate has made a beautiful mistake and we are together when we might have been apart.
- [first lines]
- Customs Official: You have the intention of staying long in France, Mr. Barratt?
- John Barratt: I don't know. That is to say that I didn't know there was any restriction apart from the question of money.
- Jacques De Gue: It seems simpler to let ourselves to be taken as twins than to explain what we ourselves do not understand.
- John Barratt: Do not understand, indeed.
- Jacques De Gue: You couldn't perhaps be the devil?
- John Barratt: No.
- Jacques De Gue: I didn't think you could be, but I thought I'd better make sure.
- John Barratt: Could you, perhaps?
- Jacques De Gue: Afraid not. No - it's nothing as simple as that.
- Gaston: [in response to accusations of being an accomplice to murder] I am a simple man, Ms. Blanche. I have no education. I know how to drive a car and clean shoes. I do not know how to tell lies or take bribes.
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