Do you remember any big mistake you made in your early days, Duchess? He asked looking at her from the other side of the table. "Many, unfortunately," she said. "Well, I commit them again," he said seriously. To recover youth, just repeat the same crazy things.
In a conversation, a man asks the Duchess about significant mistakes she made in her early life, to which she reflects that she has made many. The dialogue highlights a moment of introspection where she acknowledges her past errors.
The man responds seriously, indicating that he also seems to repeat these mistakes. He suggests that in order to regain a sense of youth, one might find value in reliving those daring and reckless experiences, hinting at a cycle of folly and adventure that connects to the themes of youth and maturity.
