The English opening title may call her “a nervous kitchen-maid,” but Victoire isn’t exactly nervous in the usual sense. Instead, she’s on her last nerve, fed up with being poorly treated by her employers and ready to express that frustration by breaking every dish in sight after being criticized one too many times for her coffee-making skills.
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France 29 March 1907
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