The Quiet American
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:19:00
This is Phuong's sister. Alden Pyle.
:19:03
Very happy to meet you.
:19:07
Your father is a business man?
:19:11
No. He's a professor.
:19:14
My sister is very good dancer, yes?
:19:17
- She's too good for me.
- She's my only sister.

:19:29
Your sister's a very pretty girl.
:19:31
My sister is the most
beautiful girl in Saigon.

:19:36
I don't doubt that at all.
Mr Fowler's a very lucky man.

:19:41
My father was very sad
he had no grandchildren.

:19:47
Would you like a drink?
:19:49
No. Thank you.
:19:51
My friends.
:19:54
So pleased to have met you.
I hope we meet again soon.

:19:58
- Perhaps you could arrange.
- When I get back from the north.

:20:01
You are going north?
:20:03
Yes.
:20:06
Then you must come and have dinner
:20:09
with me and my sister
when Mr Fowler is gone.

:20:12
- To cheer her up.
- Thank you. I'd like that very much.

:20:23
- What a nice woman.
- Absolute saint.

:20:25
She used to work in office. Import-export.
:20:29
- Really?
- She knows shorthand.

:20:31
- Does she?
- Maybe you need someone.

:20:35
Maybe we could work something out.
:20:44
Please forgive me for dancing
with Miss Phuong so many times.

:20:47
- I like watching her dance.
- She's a very good dancer.

:20:50
She should be.
She used to do it for a living.

:20:55
- What do you mean?
- She was a taxi dancer.

:20:58
A hostess. Here at the Arc en Ciel.

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