The Murders in the Rue Morgue1986

Phillipe Huron:
Have you thought about him?

Auguste Dupin:
And that's when I said he would not have stood for it. Suppose that unlike me,

Auguste Dupin:
[Clearing his throat] he would not have allowed himself to be pensioned off without a battle.

Phillipe Huron:
My thought precisely. I'm sorry, Gust.

Auguste Dupin:
Don't feel badly. I often wonder why I accepted it without a fight. I've seemed to have lost all stamina - all forcefulness. Ted, my boy, you don't know what it's like not having a job without work.

Auguste Dupin:
[Angrily] The humiliation! The uselessness! The fear of not having a roof over your family's head! And the rage! The absolutte powerless rage!

Auguste Dupin:
[He sees his daughter enters the room and composes himself] Excuse me.