1. "The loud noise
of the wild wind -Copy !req
2. where are those who have died?Copy !req
3. They've gone on a journey."Copy !req
4. Jules LaforgueCopy !req
5. AND MY TWO
BELOVED GIRLS...Copy !req
6. Once upon a time
there was a little girl.Copy !req
7. She grew up by the sea,Copy !req
8. but she longed
for the big city.Copy !req
9. SEACopy !req
10. SUNCopy !req
11. DAYCopy !req
12. DAYCopy !req
13. DAYCopy !req
14. DAYCopy !req
15. In a mythical castle
in medieval EuropeCopy !req
16. there lived
a count and his wife.Copy !req
17. They used a whip
of wolf's rawhideCopy !req
18. to inflict pain
on each others flesh -Copy !req
19. the only way they could
be sure of one anther’s love.Copy !req
20. 1966.Copy !req
21. Sari's parents have inherited the genes
for this abominable propensity.Copy !req
22. That dark, fateful passionCopy !req
23. has cast its shadow
over Sari's thin, watery blood.Copy !req
24. When spring came,Copy !req
25. the girls entered
a world out of a fairy tale.Copy !req
26. There was
a very strange park thereCopy !req
27. where adults
basked in the sunCopy !req
28. with quiet smiles on their faces.Copy !req
29. The girls spent
an entire day there.Copy !req
30. As they said farewell
to that day,Copy !req
31. the girls began to loseCopy !req
32. the wonderful ability
to believe in thingsCopy !req
33. that don't exist in this world.Copy !req
34. That's the young man Sari loved.Copy !req
35. But the young man
seemed to beCopy !req
36. more attracted to Emi.Copy !req
37. WHERE DID EMI COME FROM?Copy !req
38. THE BRIGHT, DAZZLING SEACopy !req
39. Sari had a dream.Copy !req
40. In her dream, the young man
she loved took on the formCopy !req
41. of her father
and the man from the legend.Copy !req
42. He was kind enough
to love Sari's blood.Copy !req
43. BUT MINE IS A DARK, DARK SEACopy !req
44. The dark passions
of Sari's motherCopy !req
45. sprouted impure blossomsCopy !req
46. in front of Emi's
pure, naked flesh.Copy !req
47. Thus, this fateful couple's livesCopy !req
48. became entangled
with that of a young girl.Copy !req
49. The fires of destiny
were blazing.Copy !req
50. "Love is a gentle wildflower...Copy !req
51. a flower that won't wiltCopy !req
52. in the heat of the summer sun.Copy !req
53. A fevered passion
hidden in one's breast...Copy !req
54. never to be
frosted over by doubt."Copy !req
55. O, my one and only love!Copy !req
56. Sinking... my darling.Copy !req
57. Sinking... my darling.Copy !req
58. Sinking into the city streets.Copy !req
59. The roar of the dark sea -Copy !req
60. so far away,
yet I can still hear it.Copy !req
61. The sound
of the sea's dark wavesCopy !req
62. sinking into the city streets.Copy !req
63. "Striking the drum,
playing the flute,Copy !req
64. on Sundays
the innocent childCopy !req
65. plays on the tatami mat."Copy !req
66. Chuya NakaharaCopy !req
67. "You've taken
my heart captive...Copy !req
68. and I have taken yours.Copy !req
69. We have exchanged
heart for heart...Copy !req
70. happiness for happiness.Copy !req
71. I have returned your heart.Copy !req
72. Now I possess nobody's heart.Copy !req
73. I have returned your heart...Copy !req
74. yet I have lost...Copy !req
75. my own."Copy !req
76. Marceline Desbordes-ValmoreCopy !req
77. I really feel my age.Copy !req
78. Tell me,
where are you going?Copy !req
79. I'm going on a trip.Copy !req
80. I flow along with the wind...Copy !req
81. a bird of passage
at the end of the road.Copy !req
82. I tear up at the setting sun.Copy !req
83. Who can know
my weeping heart?Copy !req
84. Last night's dream
still saddens me today.Copy !req
85. I'm like a lonely,
wandering meteor in the sky.Copy !req
86. The scattered blossoms
of my heartCopy !req
87. flutter down
to the green pond.Copy !req
88. When will I return
to my distant home?Copy !req
89. I’m a wanderer,
a Vagabond without a home.Copy !req
90. Glimmering
in the blue glass...Copy !req
91. little sister
of my vanished heart.Copy !req
92. LET'S HAVE A SHOOT-OUT!Copy !req
93. Brother!Copy !req
94. Two people who can
never love each other -Copy !req
95. why is a heart
that has loved so pitiful?Copy !req
96. 0 brother! 0 sister!
0 beautiful dream!Copy !req
97. Summoned by God,
to heaven we go!Copy !req
98. Blossoms fall, drenched in tears,
and wind blows beyond the rainbow.Copy !req
99. Ah, spring, spring!
The romance of youth!Copy !req
100. Shoot him!
Shoot the little boy in my heart!Copy !req
101. You couldn't do it.
You wouldn't do it.Copy !req
102. You just left by yourself.Copy !req
103. I broke the law.
I don't need a gun.Copy !req
104. ll' is e waste of breath
to ea y fare well.Copy !req
105. Just say "so long."Copy !req
106. El Dorado!Copy !req
107. SEACopy !req
108. SUNCopy !req
109. DAYCopy !req
110. DAYCopy !req
111. DAYCopy !req
112. EEK!Copy !req
113. An era passes,Copy !req
114. and a new one begins.Copy !req
115. A new era
is always encroached uponCopy !req
116. by the legends of eras past.Copy !req
117. TOO LATE!Copy !req
118. The dandelions
aren't blooming today.Copy !req
119. "People cannot...Copy !req
120. remain in dreams forever."Copy !req
121. Roger VadimCopy !req
122. The days passed,
heartbreaking yet brilliant.Copy !req
123. It was that time of year.Copy !req
124. This is the story of the film
I wanted to makeCopy !req
125. and my young friends
who gathered to make it.Copy !req
126. What's more,
it's a memento of their youth.Copy !req
127. One day I saw Dracula.Copy !req
128. Someday I'll make
a Dracula movie.Copy !req
129. Well, it's already autumn.Copy !req
130. What shall I do?Copy !req
131. "Simone!Copy !req
132. The leaves have fallen.
Let's go to the forest."Copy !req
133. How desolate,
the fallen leaves at night.Copy !req
134. Blown to and fro
by the wind,Copy !req
135. the leaves gently call out.Copy !req
136. "Simone, do you like the soundCopy !req
137. of footsteps on the fallen leaves?Copy !req
138. Come.Copy !req
139. One day, we too will be
poor fallen leaves.Copy !req
140. Come.
Night is falling.Copy !req
141. The wind pierces our bones.Copy !req
142. Simone, do you like the soundCopy !req
143. of footsteps on the fallen leaves?"Copy !req
144. Remy de GourmontCopy !req