:27:04
I think we'd better sit down.
:27:19
Her whole body had gone soft
when I slugged her with it.
:27:23
But I kept thinking,
she has to know something.
:27:29
Take a couple of deep drags.
:27:39
Thanks.
:27:42
I won't do that again. Tell me
what happened. Please, I promise...
:27:48
You're not feeling ill, Mrs. Chandler?
:27:51
No, I feel fine, thanks.
:27:53
It isn't often we have the pleasure
of seeing Mrs. Chandler dance.
:27:59
Mr. Murdock, this is Mr. Martinelli,
who owns all this.
:28:03
Mr. Murdock's an old friend.
:28:05
Any friend of Mrs. Chandler's
is welcome.
:28:08
I'm afraid I don't sing.
:28:10
Perhaps you'd like
to try a little roulette.
:28:13
It's not wise to tell you, but the
house is having a streak of bad luck.
:28:18
Mrs. Chandler doesn't feel
like gambling.
:28:23
Oh, I'm all right, really I am.
I'd like to.
:28:27
You too, sir?
:28:28
I'll just watch. Roulette wheels
have a way of running over me.
:28:38
I was walking into something.
We were going to gamble, win or lose.
:28:43
He hadn't asked her to, he'd told her
she had to. It was an order, but why?
:28:48
I didn't like the feeling
I had about her.
:28:51
The way I wanted
to put my hand on her arm.
:28:54
The way I kept smelling
that jasmine in her hair.
:28:57
The way I kept hearing
that song she'd sung.