:37:02
Hello, Elsa.
Did you look after George for me?
:37:11
-Hello, darling.
-Hello, George.
:37:13
-Good trip?
-Not bad. A bit dusty.
:37:15
-How's Elsa?
-She missed her mom.
:37:18
l did my best as a babysitter,
but I'm afraid I'm not the type.
:37:23
Do you Know, she sat out here
all night long waiting for you?
:37:26
Poor thing. And poor you, too, darling.
:37:29
Come on, Elsa.
:37:31
I'll find something nice for you.
:37:37
George seemed so recovered
from his attack of malaria...
:37:40
...that we left for Kiunga
the very next day...
:37:43
...wondering how Elsa wouId react
to the sight of her first ocean.
:38:05
We reached Kiunga too late for anything...
:38:08
...except to make camp
and then meet the local fishermen...
:38:11
...who had come to tell George about their
troubles with the lion killing their goats.
:38:15
Under the circumstances, Elsa's presence
seemed to puzzIe them considerabIy.
:38:41
We were tired
and had fallen asleep quickIy.
:38:44
But I was awakened by noises
coming from near the cars and the kitchen.
:38:48
There was no doubt that our cars,
or our food...
:38:51
...were providing
a great temptation to someone.
:38:58
I didn't want to wake George.