Farewell, My Queen

Marie Antoinette:
What will you read to me?

Sidonie Laborde:
I thought Bossuet's funeral eulogies of Maria-Theresa of Austria.

Marie Antoinette:
Oh no! How bleak! That poor woman was bored all her life. You know what she said when she died? "Ever since I was the Queen, I had only one happy day in my life!" And nobody knows which day it was. Give me something that is… a bit frivolous.

Madame Campan:
You scratch yourself in front of the Queen? We'll talk about this!

Madame Tournon:
At my age I do not fear to face the truth.

Sidonie Laborde:
Marie-Antoinette prefers dresses over books.

Sidonie Laborde:
I understand why the Queen spends hours looking at her fabrics. It makes her forget that she's the Queen.

Honorine:
I never forget who I am.

Sidonie Laborde:
They cheered for the King.

Nicolas Moreau:
They cheered because he spoke standing and without his hat. They didn't cheer for the King, but for just another citizen.