:47:01
Over by the rainbow room.
:47:12
When you're through
with that thing, can I have it?
:47:19
- Hey, you forgot this.
- Thanks.
:47:22
- I've been hoping to run into you.
- To recover your knife in my back?
:47:27
I felt guilty, so I got out
some of your old stories.
:47:31
- You sweet kid.
- One's called something "Window".
:47:35
- "Dark Windows". How'd you like it?
- I didn't, except for about six pages.
:47:40
You've got a flashback there...
:47:42
Is there someplace we can talk?
:47:45
How about the rainbow room?
:47:48
Joe, I said you could
have my couch, not my girl.
:47:52
This is shop talk.
:47:55
There's a short stretch of my fiction
you found worthy of notice?
:47:59
The flashback scene when she tells
about being a schoolteacher.
:48:03
- I had a teacher like that.
- Maybe that's why it's good.
:48:06
- It's true and moving. Why not...?
- Who wants true and moving?
:48:10
Drop that attitude.
It's something worthwhile.
:48:13
- Shall I start now?
- Seriously. I've got ideas.
:48:16
I've got some, too.
This is New Year's Eve, let's live it up.
:48:21
For instance? We could make some
paper boats and have a regatta.
:48:25
- Or turn on the shower full blast.
- Or capture the kitchen.
:48:29
- Are you hungry?
- Hungry?
:48:32
After twelve years in the Burmese
jungle, I'm starving, Lady Agatha...
:48:36
...starving for a white shoulder.
- Phillip, you're mad.
:48:40
Thirsting for the coolness of your lips.
:48:45
You can have the phone now.
:48:48
No, Phillip, we must be strong.
:48:51
You're still wearing
the Coldstream Guards uniform,
:48:53
furthermore,
you can have the phone now.
:48:56
OK.
:48:58
Suddenly
I'm terribly afraid of losing you.