Marie Antoinette - Extravagance and the Pursuit of Pleasure
The Count de Mercey:
I've been told of a necklace costing 200,000 livres.
Marie Antoinette:
Which I lost tonight on a wager.
Count de Mercey:
You must be out of your senses, madame. What on earth is driving you to this extravagance? This mad pursuit of pleasure which can end only in—
Marie Antoinette:
But not in boredom. At least, not yet.
Count de Mercey:
In these times, madame, your excuses will not fail to impress the people.
Matie Antoinette:
Why, they adore me. I've conquered Paris.
Count de Mercey:
No, madame. Paris was conquered you. Do you realize that you're the first Dauphine of France ever to be spoken of openly as a wanton?
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Marie Antoinette - The Burden of Royal Expectations
Marie Antoinette:
I cannot wear a crown upon my heart.
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Marie Antoinette - The Bittersweet Nature of Great Love
Marie Antoinette:
Perhaps the great loves come with tears.
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Marie Antoinette - Appreciation for Diverse Experiences
Marie Antoinette:
I enjoy nothing more than meeting people of broad experience.
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Marie Antoinette - Royalty and the Allure of Scandal
Marie Antoinette:
Royalty loves an occasional roll in the gutter.
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