1:17:00
No, the light bothers me.
1:17:02
I have a bit of a headache,
would you mind...
1:17:05
-No, yes, I think we can fix that.
-Thank you.
1:17:08
Some people get too much sun down
here, you must be careful.
1:17:13
I think you can be very proud
of yourself.
1:17:17
That sand that Devlin brought in
shows uranium ore.
1:17:20
So now we know
what we're driving at.
1:17:22
Your job from now on will be to help us
find out where that sand comes from.
1:17:27
The location of the uranium deposit
is of vast importance and...
1:17:30
we're putting quite a few people on it.
1:17:32
But I think you'll be of great help.
1:17:34
All right.
1:17:35
But that isn't the main reason
why I asked you to come up here.
1:17:38
-No?
-No, I wanted to tell you...
1:17:41
that I'm going to change
your contact in about a week.
1:17:44
Mr. Devlin's been transferred to Spain.
1:17:48
To Spain?
1:17:50
-Does Mr. Devlin know that?
-Oh yes, he asked for the transfer.
1:17:54
Why?
1:17:55
I guess he thought
he was going to stale here.
1:17:58
Oh, he wants to leave Rio.
1:17:59
He thought he'd find Spain
more interesting.
1:18:03
Yes, I imagine it would be.
There really isn't very much...
1:18:07
for a brainy fellow like Mr. Devlin
to do in Rio any more.
1:18:10
Well, of course, it is more or less
routine now.
1:18:14
In the meantime I'm to report
to Mr. Devlin as usual.
1:18:18
Yes, he'll be here
until the new man arrives.
1:18:21
Thank you, Captain Prescott,
I'll keep my ears wide open.
1:18:25
-Good bye.
-Good bye.
1:18:27
Oh, and... go easy on that sun, eh?
1:18:42
Darling, what is it?
1:18:44
I don't know.
1:18:46
-Are you in pain?
-Yes, I'm so dizzy.
1:18:51
What happened to her?
1:18:52
We were walking and
she was stricken suddenly.
1:18:54
I'll be all right.
Let's go inside.