[She gestures to what is obviously the telephone, but somewhere in the exchange, something breaks-- or bends, perhaps, because Agathe's demeanor relaxes in the manner of a weary sigh, and she goes to the front window to peer out at the street again. He doesn't know what a telephone is. He doesn't know anything.]
What are you called, [she asks brusquely, without looking back.]
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He doesn't know what a telephone is. He doesn't know anything.]
What are you called, [she asks brusquely, without looking back.]