Les Liaisons dangereuses (Dangerous Liaisons) Part 3, Letters 91-95 Summary

Letter 91: The Vicomte de Valmont to the Présidente de Tourvel

Turning her words against her, Valmont argues that they should be open and honest with each other about their full feelings.
He wants her love, not her gratitude for going away.
He feels accused and judged by her, when all he's done is to be submissive and respectful.

Danceny's worried sick that Cécile no longer loves him.
He begs Valmont for every single detail he knows about her feelings for him.
He asks Valmont's advice and puts everything into his hands.
He apologizes for Cécile's lack of cooperation and thanks Valmont for his invaluable help.

Danceny gives Valmont a letter for Cécile in which he expresses his despair that she hasn't gone along with Valmont's sure-fire plan to help them meet.
He begs for reassurance that she still loves him. If not, he'll just die.
He can't understand why she hasn't responded to him and he begs her to save him from a life of grief.
He ends the letter with another bout of "you don't love me/but you must still love me!"
He's all over the place, crazy for love.

Cécile doesn't like being called a liar. She wonders what Valmont has been telling him that he thinks she doesn't love him.
She says she'd been afraid to get a key for Valmont because she didn't want to get in trouble with her mother.
She also doesn't like Danceny's siding with Valmont without first hearing her side of the story.
If they're unhappy, she says, it won't be her fault.
She tells him to just calm down already.

Cécile tells Valmont that she'll go through with the plan to get him the key.
She's a little perturbed, however, that Valmont apparently suggested to Danceny that she no longer loves him.
She asks Valmont to please use the key to deliver her letters to Danceny so he won't have to worry that she doesn't love him.
She apologizes for her earlier fears about the key.