1:02:01
- What?
- I said would you care to dance?
1:02:04
Oh. I don't dance very well.
1:02:07
- I bet you do.
- No, I swear. I never dance.
1:02:11
- Then why did you come to a dance?
- It's a good question.
1:02:15
I like to listen to music...
1:02:17
..and I was hoping that I'd meet
somebody I could talk to. I like to talk.
1:02:22
Well, we could talk while we dance.
1:02:27
OK. Sure.
1:02:32
Watch your toes.
1:02:39
Well, you're doin' fine.
1:02:42
- Are you countin'?
- A little.
1:02:45
I can see your lips movin'.
1:02:47
My lips don't move, my feet don't move.
1:02:53
- Is that perfume you're wearin'?
- Perfume?
1:02:57
It's ladies' perfume.
1:02:59
I smelt it before.
Two of the other soldiers had it on.
1:03:02
Oh, yeah. It's... it's for my mother.
1:03:06
The lady on the counter sprayed it on me.
1:03:10
Do you think it's too strong?
1:03:12
Well, yours is a little different.
Yours has a little Aqua velva in it.
1:03:16
Well, that's me underneath.
1:03:19
- What's your name?
- Eugene Morris Jerome.
1:03:22
If you want the short versión, it's Eugene.
1:03:26
- What's your name?
- Daisy. Daisy Hannigan.
1:03:29
Dai... No kiddin'? That's a beautiful name.
1:03:34
Daisy is my favourite character
in literature.
1:03:37
- Daisy Miller or Daisy Buchanan?
- Buchanan.
1:03:40
The Great Gatsby is one of
my all-time favourite books.
1:03:44
- I've never read Daisy Miller. Is it good?
- Oh, it's wonderful.
1:03:48
You look surprised.
We do read in the South, you know.
1:03:52
I know.
1:03:54
- You have a funny look on your face.
- I do?
1:03:57
Uh-huh.
1:03:59
It's like a birthday look.