In the scene on the train, Jeanson argues against the use of terrorism and assassination to shut down the French universities; but ultimately this does not dissuade Veronique (for her dialogue in this scene, Godard fed Anne Wiazemsky her lines through an earpiece).
However, this does not dissuade Veronique (for her dialogue in this scene, Godard fed Anne Wiazemsky her lines through an earpiece). In the scene on the train, Jeanson argues against the use of violence as a means to shut down the French universities.
In the scene on the train, Jeanson argues against the use of violence as a means to shut down the French universities. However, this does not dissuade Veronique (for her dialogue in this scene, Godard fed Anne Wiazemsky her lines through an earpiece).
In the scene on the train, Jeanson argues against the use of violence as a means to shut down the French universities. However, this does not dissuade Veronique (for her dialogue in this scene, Godard fed Anne Wiazemsky her lines through an earpiece).