Fredrik: "Yes, I wonder too".
The humorous :.
Count Malcom discusses with his wife how he caught Fredrik Egerman with his mistress Desiree the night before. .
What is so funny about this scene is how open he is about his affair with his wife. What most people would usually keep a secret he openly shares. Then Malcom takes it even further saying, "People have no morals these days." This social observation is humorous because he quite clearly falls into the same category as Egerman. .
"I can tolerate my wifes infidelity, but when anyone touches my mistress, I become a tiger!" .
AND THEND .
" I can tolerate my mistress deceiving me but if anyone touches my wife I become a tiger!".
When Anne goes into Henriks room and forces him to take of his old coat, slippers and pipe we get a sense that she might be jelous that.
"Love is a disgusting business".
Charlette Malcolm.
They all drink the mysterious wine from Mrs Amfeldt, immeditaltly the effects of it begin to take place. Henrik's breaks through his usual barrier of silence and speaks out against his father. He smashes wine glasses and disobeys his father's wishes for him to be silent or leave the table. This scene is one of the first in the film that lacks any comedic, sarcastic or humorous overtone. .
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The dinner scene also sets many of the evenings events in motion. For example it becomes clear that Anne has feelings for Henrik, and that this enrages Fredrik. As Henrik leaves the dinning room Anne, fearful that he might harm himself, .
Henrik's suicide attempt humorously leads to the profession of his love for Annes and hers fo him. .
SMILES:.
The Young Lovers- .
The Clowns, the fools, and the unredeemable- Petra and Frid.
The sad and the sleepless, the confused, the deceived, the frightened, the lonely.
"But the clowns will have a cup of coffee in the kitchen".
The Father and Smiles: One can not know if you are a childs father .
Not to mention, The Seventh Seal. .
A terrific quote from the film is this:.
