:13:04
Scholoscka.
:13:06
She's a girl.
:13:10
I didn't find out in time.
:13:13
Always the continuous struggle
against woman, David
:13:17
When we wish to give
all our thoughts to some work
:13:19
which is strangest to humanity
:13:21
we always have to
struggle against woman.
:13:22
Yes, sir. And women scientists
are particularly unattractive
:13:26
I find, sir
:13:27
Women's love in life is the
living of it.
:13:28
In the world of
abstract research
:13:30
she's a danger, destruction.
:13:32
She's a natural enemy of science
:13:34
There's no doubt of it, sir.
:13:35
Woman and science are
incompatible.
:13:38
Woman of genius are rare.
:13:41
No true scientist
can have anything with women.
:13:43
No, sir.
:13:44
Anyway, David, put her over there
in that far corner.
:13:48
Yes, sir.
:13:49
And if you can
without being rude
:13:51
inform her how important silence
is to laboratory work.
:13:55
I do hope she doesn't whistle.
Oh, David.
:13:58
Would you mind going to
the storeroom upstairs
:14:00
and see
if there's a magnetometer.
:14:01
She'll need
one for her experiments.
:14:03
Oh, yes.
:14:07
I... I'm very sorry, sir.
:14:33
I beg your pardon
are you looking for something?
:14:35
Yes. I'm looking for
Dr. Curie's laboratory.
:14:38
You're here. But you're not...
:14:39
I mean you can't be...
Excuse me, please.
:14:41
No. You don't understand.
:14:42
You see
I'm Dr. Curie's assistant.
:14:44
Oh... then you can direct me.
:14:46
Oh, I certainly can.
:14:47
Certainly can.
:14:49
Oh, just this way.
Thank you.
:14:51
What do you think of that?
:14:52
I run into you the first thing.
:14:54
You know, Dr. Curie has asked me
look out for you.
:14:56
Be sure to have
everything you want
:14:58
so I'll just take everything
into my own hands.