:12:03
He fell.
:12:05
Horrible stairs.
:12:15
I'm quite sure Mr. Robbins
will be all right in the morning.
:12:17
- Thea, this is Mr. Davis.
- How do you do?
:12:22
Thea, would you give our friends wine?
:12:26
- Will you have wine, sir?
- Thank you.
:12:29
Were you singing when we arrived?
:12:30
- Thea has a lovely voice.
- She has indeed.
:12:33
And now, General Pherides.
:12:43
Why, Thea...
:12:44
What's the matter?
Don't you like the General?
:12:46
The General is a cruel man.
He has a bad name.
:12:49
- Mr. Davis.
- Excuse me.
:12:51
I do hope, sir, you won't feel
offended at Thea.
:12:53
I'm afraid we rather spoil her.
You see, Mrs. St. Aubyn is so fond of her.
:12:57
I've been asking the General
to spend the night. He'll have none of it.
:13:01
What? Pass up an opportunity to sleep
in a soft bed, maybe have a hot bath?
:13:04
General, you must be out of your mind.
:13:07
If you won't think of yourself,
will you please think of me?
:13:09
I haven't slept in a bed for two months.
:13:12
The last bath I took was a bucket
of cold water I stole from your horse.
:13:15
No, really?
General, I feel for this young man.
:13:18
He can stay.
But I have to get back to the troops.
:13:21
That battery near the beach,
you planned to inspect it in the morning.
:13:24
What?
:13:25
You could do it on the way back
and save time.
:13:27
I could do that
before the troops break camp.
:13:29
Fine. I'm honored to have you,
and we'll try to make you comfortable.
:13:32
But we must be off
first thing in the morning.
:13:34
I'll see about the room.
:13:36
- Good night.
- Good night.
:13:37
- Good night, gentlemen.
- Good night.
:13:43
Our house welcomes you, master soldier.
You stay to guard us.
:13:51
Good night, my dear. Sleep well.
Take good care of her, Thea.