1:00:00
J ust like a window display
at Harvey N ick's.
1:00:03
There's a rave tonight.
We hold them here.
1:00:04
What's a rave?
1:00:06
Grace!
1:00:10
Ah. merde!
1:00:14
What have you
brought me, China?
1:00:17
Two ladies.
and the fucking hippie.
1:00:20
What do they want?
1:00:37
Touche!
Sur la tete!
1:00:46
You like to fish?
1:00:47
Yes. Where I llve,
the fishing's wonderful.
1:00:50
I hate it here.
1:00:52
The fishing is terrible.
1:00:55
I should visit you.
1:00:57
Where do you llve?
1:01:01
What's your name?
1:01:04
Grace.
1:01:06
Perfect.
1:01:08
Hello?
1:01:11
Cooey.
1:01:13
Grace?
1:01:14
Funny smell.
1:01:18
Who's that?
1:01:19
Oh !
1:01:21
Harvey!
Where's Grace?
1:01:23
We've come to finallze
the details
1:01:25
of the women's institute visit.
Grace invited us to supper.
1:01:28
It was arranged
ages ago.
1:01:30
You got to get out.
1:01:31
No. We have to speak
to Grace.
1:01:34
No, you have
to leave.
1:01:36
It's the plants.
you see.
1:01:38
They're very dellcate.
1:01:39
They're speciaI orchids
from Peru.
1:01:41
Oh. these aren't orchids.
1:01:42
Aren't they?
No.
1:01:45
They look more
like tea.
1:01:46
Tea?
Mmm.
1:01:47
Tea.
What a good idea.
1:01:48
Let's... let's go
in thekitchen.
1:01:50
and I'll make you
a lovely cup of tea.
1:01:52
Well. I was
expecting supper.
1:01:53
There's some ham left out.
1:01:55
I canknock you up
a sandwich.
1:01:56
And what is
that funny smell?
1:01:57
Well. it's probably the ham.
It's been left out a bit,
1:01:59
but it'll be all right.