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    Set in France during the Ancien Régime, Dangerous Liasons is an extraordinary tale of intrigue and moral depravity where our rival protagonists use seduction as a weapon. The Marquise de Mertheuil and the Vicomte de Valmont scheme and plot; one obsessed by her own vanity, the other by his lust for a virtuous, married woman. In the pursuit of their own entertainment, de Mertheuil and de Valmont play a dangerous game of seduction, attempting to manipulate the objects of their desire for their own gain. Deemed in later years to be something of a political novel that showed the aristocracy for what it really was, this is also a powerful psychological drama showing that those who live by the sword, often die by it. This edition is presented with a striking contemporary cover-design, bringing this timeless classic to modern readers.

    Sequence.

    Well, my dear...

    So how are you adapting

    to the world outside?

    Very well, I think.

    I've advised her to watch and learn

    and be quietexcept when spoken to.

    So we must see what we can devise

    for your amusement.

    Valmont is here.

    You receive him, do you?

    Yes.

    So do you.

    Monsieur le Vicomte de Valmont,

    my child...

    ...whom you very probably

    don't remember...

    ...except that he is

    conspicuously charming...

    ...never opens his mouthwithout first

    calculating what damage he can do.

    Then why do you receive him,

    maman?

    Everyone receives him.

    Madame.

    What a pleasant surprise.

    Madame de Volanges.

    How delightful to see you.

    You remember my daughter, Ccile?

    Well, indeed, but who could have

    foretold she wouldflower so gracefully?

    I wanted to call on you

    before leaving the city.

    Oh...

    I'm not sure we can allow that.

    Why should you want to leave?

    Paris in August, you know...

    ...and it's time I paid a visit on my aunt.

    I've neglected her disgracefully.

    Madame de Rosemonde

    has been good enough...

    ...to invite us to stay at the chteau.

    Won't you please give her

    our warmest regards?

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    I shall make a point of it, Madame.

    I think it's time we took you home.

    I'm used to being in bed

    by nine at the convent.

    So I should hope.

    Your aunt?

    That's correct.

    I thought she'd already made

    arrangements to leave you all her money.

    Do you know why I summoned you

    here this evening?

    I'd hoped it might be for

    the pleasure of my company.

    I need you...

    ...to carry out an heroic enterprise.

    You remember when Bastide left me?

    Yes.

    And went off with that fat mistress

    of yourswhose name escapes me.

    Yes, yes.

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    No one has ever done that to me before.

    Or to you, I suspect.

    I was quiterelieved to be rid of her,

    frankly.

    No, you weren't.

    For some years now,

    Bastide has been searching for a wife.

    He was alwaysunshakably prejudiced

    in favour of convent education.

    And now he's found the ideal candidate.

    Ccile Volanges.

    Very good.

    And her 60,000 a year.

    That must have played some small part

    in Bastide's calculations.

    None whatsoever.

    Bastide's priority, you see...

    ... is a guaranteed virtue.

    I wonder if I'm beginning to guess

    what it is you're intending to propose.

    Bastide is with his regiment in Corsica

    for the rest of the year.

    That should give you plenty of time.

    You mean to...?

    - She's a rosebud.

    - You think so?

    And he'd get back from his honeymoon...

    ...to find himself the laughing stock

    of Paris.

    - Well...

    - Yes.

    Love and revenge. Two of your favourites.

    No, I can't.

    What?

    Oh really, I can't.

    - Why not?

    - Oh, it's too easy.

    It is.

    She's seen nothing.

    She knows nothing.

    She's bound to be curious.

    She'd be on her back...

    ...before you'd unwrapped

    the firstbunch of flowers.

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    Any one of a dozen men couldmanage it.

    I have my reputation to think of.

    I can see I'm going to have

    to tell you everything.

    - Of course you are.

    - Yes.

    My aunt is not on her own

    just at the moment.

    She has a youngfriendstaying with her.

    Madame de Tourvel.

    You can't mean it.

    To seduce a woman famous

    for strict morals...

    ...religious fervour and the happiness

    of her marriage...

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    What couldpossibly be more prestigious?

    I think there's something degrading

    about having a husband for a rival.

    It's humiliating if you fail,

    and commonplace if you succeed.

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    Where is Monsieur de Tourvel anyway?

    Presiding over some

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    endless case in Burgundy.

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    I don't think you can hope

    for any actual pleasure.

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    Oh, yes.

    You see, I have no intention

    of breaking down her prejudices.

    I want her to believe in God and virtue