:21:02
We'll drink ourselves
into a tortured hunger.
:21:06
Darling! Oh, darling!
:21:14
Well, what's happened to you?
You've changed.
:21:17
Yeah, but you haven't.
Like to bent me double.
:21:20
And where have you been? Everybody acted
as though you're top-secret or something.
:21:24
Margaret, this is Danny.
He speaks English like he hates it.
:21:28
- Margaret Fitch.
- What pumpkin did you pop out of?
:21:30
- The Empress Hotel.
- You see?
:21:32
Just like good old Corporal
Thank-You-Sir Ringa stated.
:21:36
Would you think me terribly jay if I were
to ask just what you're doing in the war?
:21:41
I'd rather tell you what I do.
I'm working on military secrets.
:21:45
I'm looking for a beautiful spy
to sell them to.
:21:47
Do you number
a beautiful spy among your friends?
:21:50
We'll find you a girl, Danny.
:21:52
As a matter of fact, if it weren't for Tom
and this and that...
:21:55
...you'd have me completely enslaved.
:21:59
I think it's the monocle.
:22:01
- I think it's very chic.
- Oh, it's smashing.
:22:04
Well, I have an injured eye, through which
I take a rather jaundiced view of the world.
:22:09
- Margaret, don't ask him how he keeps it in.
- How do you keep it in?
:22:14
Well, the problem is getting it out.
:22:16
You see, it can't even be dislodged
by a severe blow. Shall we demonstrate?
:22:21
- Let's not play that game.
- Come on, Thomas old man.
:22:24
One blow for the edification of the lady.
:22:39
Remarkable, isn't it?