All language subtitles for The Saint -- 3x03 -- Jeannine

Madame Chen.

Madame, on behalf of the management
and staff Madame Chen, I have the honor to

welcome you to Paris. I hope that your
stay will be very happy.

You are most kind.

I'm sure all these
security arrangements may

have caused your guests
some inconvenience.

I do apologize.
- Not at all Madame.

And now perhaps you will permit
me to show you to your suite.

Now there was quite a large entrance for
a small woman.

You know at one time the female of the eastern
species was subservient.

She walked four paces behind
her husband carrying his luggage.

But then they let her
into politics

and wham.

Overnight the oriental blossom was
transformed into a tiger.

And our friend Madame Chen of East
Viet-Pew

makes Hitler and Mussolini look like
a couple of boy scouts.

So I took that two
waiting sir. - Excuse me.

You haven't kept me waiting at all. I was
enjoying the spectacle.

I believe you have a reservation for me. My name is...

Oh I know your name.

You're the famous Simon Templar.

I have stationed two
men in the corridor, one at

the head of the stairs
and one at the elevator.

What about the windows?

A Boisseau is watching them from the roof.

Excellent. Well, I don't think
we've got much to worry about.

We seem to have...

Templar.

The Saint.

Second thoughts, perhaps
we'd better start with our aim.

Inspector Quercy.

Sergeant Leduc.

Nice to see you.

Tell me, what's Francis' top two
detectives doing in the Hotel de Paris?

Have we seen the sugar?

Templar, I know perfectly
well why you're here.

The fact that you have checked
into the same hotel as Madame Chen,

and the fact that the lady owns a pearl
necklace worth 300,000 American dollars,

can hardly be called a coincidence.

What a nasty, suspicious mind you have.

But if you're worried,
why don't you pop me into

one of the deepest dungeons
in the Bastille?

I wish I could.

However, I'll have to be
satisfied with the next best thing.

Leduc, you will take a room in this hotel.

You will accompany
Mr. Templar wherever he goes.

You will stick so close to him that
people will think you're Siamese twins.

Understood?
- Yes, my dear.

I may be a little over-sensitive, but I
have the vaguest feeling you don't trust me.

Eh, if you'll excuse me.

I shall retire to the bow, gentlemen.

Well? Yes, my dear.

Good afternoon. Can I help you?

Yes, my name is Janine Rogers. I'm the
public relations officer for Madame Chen.

Could you tell me which suite she's in?

Eh, the Marie Louise, sixth floor.

Just show your credentials to
the detectives in the corridor.

To Madame Chen and her lovely clothes.

Oh, and don't worry, I won't tell the
inspector you were drinking on duty.

But, er, cigarette?

Ah, merci.

Oh, my, that's good.

Come, monsieur.

Hello, Judith.

Hello.

I'm afraid you're mistaking
me for someone else.

I never make mistakes
about beautiful women.

Well, I'm very flattered, but my name
isn't Duke. It's Janine. Janine Rogers.

Janine Rogers.

I'll try and remember that.

You wouldn't by any chance be
connected with Madame Chen.

Well, yes. As a matter of fact, I'm
acting as her PRO while she's in Paris.

Excuse me, mademoiselle.
Is this gentleman annoying you?

Well, not annoying.
So much as disappointing.

I had hoped that the men in Paris
would have a more original line than...

Haven't I met you somewhere before?

If you'll excuse me, gentlemen.

I'll, er, try not to disappoint
next time, Miss Rogers.

Well, Paris may turn out to be
more interesting than I expected.

Fool! Stupid, bungling fool!

I did all I could.

It took a great deal of influence to
arrange a meeting with the undersecretary.

Undersecretary?
I don't talk to undersecretaries!

You insult our country to suggest it!

If you would only take a moment
to read this correspondence,

you will see that I have done all in
my power to exceed your wishes.

I'll give you two days to arrange
my meeting with the minister.

If you fail, you will be
recalled and dismissed.

Perhaps you and your family will prove
more efficient labouring on a state farm.

You! Leave those!

Mr Kwan must be capable of doing something.

Madam Chair! Oh, I'm most frankly sorry.

Don't bother.
I've heard enough excuses for one day.

Now, goodbye, Mr Kwan.

How much time have I got
before my press conference?

Oh, I should say about thirty minutes.

Now, I have prepared a
handout based on those facts...

Good, I'll check it while I'm changing.

Oh, better have the restaurant
prepare some kind of buffet

and get the bar to send up lots of drinks.

It's most important that the newspapers
carry favourable reports of my visit.

Leave it all to me!

Give me the bar, please.

Cocktail bar? Yes, of course.

I'll have a boy send them up to
your room at once. Thank you.

Boy, take a drinks trolley
up to Madame Chen's suite

and make sure you've got everything on it.

Where do you think you're going?

Well, no offence, but
the scenery over there

is a little more
attractive than it is here.

Come up with your charm
and looks and my money.

Who knows?

Who is he?

Does the name Simon Templar
mean anything to you?

Ah, The Saint.

He does not look particularly dangerous.

Many people have made that same mistake.

They could write books
on how wrong they were.

Let us not add any chapters.

Why should he bother us?

It is too much of a
coincidence that he should

arrive at the same hotel
as Madame Chen today.

I think that, like us, he finds the
pearls an irresistible attraction.

We must find a suitable
way to dissuade him.

I've been through your notes.
They're quite satisfactory.

Is there anything else you want?
I don't think so.

Aren't you wearing the pearls?

I hadn't planned on it.

It would be a pity not to.

The press are bound to want to
take photographs of you wearing them.

Very well. If you say so.

Come in.

Oh, yes, that's splendid.

Will you put it over there?

I say, they are splendid, aren't they?

Aren't they?

Our program of agrarian
reform is already underway.

However, like many of
the newly emerging nations,

we are hampered by lack of capital.

I hope that answers your question.

Any more questions?

Three years ago, the European
Union was in a state of emergency.

The United States government
made you a grant of $50 million.

Now the Senate committee
has reported that very little

of that money has been
spent on new development.

The Senate committee
was totally misinformed.

Is there any truth in the
report that you have a deposit

account in a Swiss bank
with assets of over $3 million?

I will not allow Madame Chen
to answer any more questions

based on sensational
and completely false

reports that have been
made by the gutter press.

It is an established fact, isn't it?

That the leaders of the political
parties, whoever posed you,

have been executed without a hearing.

We want the truth!

Answer!

Answer us!

Please!

I agreed to this press
conference in all good faith.

However, your attitude
is so obviously hostile,

that I'm certain whatever
you print will be unfavorable.

Therefore, I see no point in continuing.

Good day.

Okay, that wraps it up.

Off we go.

Get me a drink, will you?

Oh, and one for Madame Chen.

On second thoughts, leave the trolley.

I think when she sees the
evening paper, she'll need it.

Well, your friend Madame Chen
doesn't seem to be too popular.

At least her pearls photograph beautifully.

A photograph is as near as
you will get to them, Mr. Temple.

I shall be watching you.

Bonsoir.

Oh, now, who has been slaving in my bed?

Good evening, Mr. Templar.

I'm Raymond Fouquet.

This is Louis Peyrac.

To avoid hypocrisy, I won't
say I'm glad to meet you.

Since you didn't come for a nap,
stage your business and get out.

If you cooperate, our
business will not take long.

We think that you have designs
on Madame Chen's pearls.

The thought's not entirely
original, however, go on.

We intend to have that necklace.

I'm telling you this
because any similar plans

you might have could
only get in our way.

Now,

if you would promise
to leave the field open for us,

we might even give you a small cut.

Otherwise, a big cut, from ear to ear.

You must tell me who
wrote your friend's dialogue.

It's really rather witty.

The pearls are ours, don't get in our way.

Understand?

Oh dear,

you've made it all songy.
You won't be able to smoke it now.

What happens if I don't cooperate?

Peyrac, kill him.

I used to carry one like that.

I'm not afraid of my cuffs.

What's going on?

Where?

Oh, before we went down to dinner,
did I give you the schedule for tomorrow?

Yes.

At least I thought you did.

Perhaps it's in the bedroom.

Oh, well, I'll go and look.

Madame Chen! Madame Chen!

What are you doing here?

Somebody's been in the safe!

Get the detective!

What is it, Madame?

Somebody's been in the bedroom!

Leduc! Leduc!

Bring those men up to the fifth floor!

Count the stairs!

Check all the exits.

Take a look on the roof.

Tell Leduc to check on Templar.

Hurry! Well, ladies, I think
perhaps we'd better have a talk.

Oh.

Lonely?

I wasn't sure you would still be here.

Now you are.

Yes.

It's very difficult to
concentrate in this hotel.

What is going on?

An attempt has been made to
steal Madame Chen's pearls.

Leduc!
Ah! Give me a wipe.

...

Down.

How did you do that?

Must be the fellow that tried to
snatch Madame Chen's pearls.

Yes.

Come on, I'll fix your drinking.
Tell me about it.

You mean they were just
lying here on the dressing table?

It was careless, I know.

But I was rather upset
after the press conference.

I just forgot to put them in the safe.

I'll do it now.

Leave it for a moment.
My man is just finishing.

Well, I certainly hope you'll
be more careful in future.

And I hope you'll be more careful.

I understood there was a
detective guarding the door.

That's something I want to look into now.

Who's on guard, Leduc?
- Alonso.

I've got him outside.

Leduc, have you finished your thing?

A minute, please.

You've found no trace of the man yet.

Well, we are making a
systematic search, Madame.

We've got every exit covered.

I don't see how he could
possibly have gone out of the hotel.

Don't mind me.

It's possible he might
try again, is it not?

You can always assure, Madame, that nobody
else will get into your suite tonight.

Will you be in for the
rest of the night, Madame?

If you can guarantee there will be
no more alarms, I shall now go to bed.

You can depend on that, Madame.

Excellent. Good night, gentlemen.

What are you doing?

I was just admiring them.

They really are superb.

But I'd feel much happier
if they were in the safe.

So would I.

And so my people starve.

Their tax beyond endurance.

Any voice that is raised in complaint
is instantly silenced by force of arms.

What does he hope to do with the money
he got from the Pearls, start a revolution?

That must wait.

In the history of all oppressed people,

a leader emerges from the crowd
and takes his people into freedom.

Until that man appears,
the suffering goes on.

The Pearls would have brought
some relief, food, medical supplies.

Anyway, I failed.

So now you must hand me over to the police.

I owe you my life, so
I'll give you no trouble.

Yes, but I don't think
you deserve to be caught.

You have a better motive than
anyone else for stealing the Pearls.

It's just you're not a very good thief.

Deborah, are you there?

Come in.

Well, the Duke, you'd
better make that two

champagne cocktails
and go easy on the bidders.

Yes, sir. And thank you very much.

Well, the Duke, can't you see?

I know, but at least you are in the clear.

You should be glad that I was watching you.

Otherwise you would be in cells by now.

Well, I'm very grateful.

And after we've
finished our drinks, I shall

go straight to bed, so
you've no need to worry.

Why should I worry?
I shall be watching your door all night.

I'll send the drink over.

Would you give me the
bar, please? With Mr.

Templar's compliments.

Merci.

Excuse me, do you
happen to know where Mr.

Templar is? Look, there's
a man climbing in a window.

I can't see anything.

Two floors down, over there.

See? No, I can't see anything.

He's gone.

It's got to be him.

No one else would be fool
enough to try a climb like that.

I've got to get him.

He's gone.

Is Miss Rogers still in
the hotel? Janine Rogers.

I'll call Madame John's
suite and find out.

It doesn't matter.

So now, we wait.

Entree.

Did you get it?
- Yes.

Look.

Is it all right?

That will do, that will do.

I had to know the exact size of the pearls.

Is there anything else you need to know?

Nothing, mademoiselle, nothing.

I have all the information I need here.

American magazines do
such good color photographs.

Don't you agree?

How soon can you have it ready?

If I work hard a day or so.

It's got to be ready by
tomorrow night at the very latest.

I should try.

You have the money.

Fourteen thousand new francs.

Twenty thousand, mademoiselle.

But you agreed to fourteen thousand.

It was all I could do to raise that.

The times are difficult to have an
identical copy made by tomorrow night.

It's hard work.

However, if you prefer to go elsewhere.

You know I can't.

That is true.

Very well.

I'll have the extra six thousand
tomorrow night when I collect it.

Be sure it's ready.

Be sure.

You have the money.

I'm sorry mademoiselle.

Hey lady, do you want to
buy filthy pearl necklace?

Simon!

Ah, so now you know me.

What are you doing here?

I think the polite word
for it is eavesdropping.

You mean you heard?

Every single word.

Look Simon, this is the
biggest deal I've ever set up.

I spent a fortune on it.

But I could last it up.

Just one little word, mademoiselle.

And you're out on your ear.

Simon, you wouldn't please.

I might.

Unless... Unless what?

You know something, I'm hungry.

Well, go to a restaurant.

I've a much better idea.

Why don't we go back to your place?

You cook me a nice little meal because I
cooperate much better on a full stomach.

Ah, that's beautiful cooked
and charmingly served.

Well, it's rather difficult to
make a mess of bacon and egg.

I must prepare a meal for you one day.

You mean you can cook?

Can I cook?

I hate to admit it, but
the only time I've ever

been robbed was when
Mrs. Beaton stole my recipes.

You haven't told me how you got this job as
public relations officer to Madame Chen.

Well, believe it or not, it
was all perfectly genuine.

After I had a little
run-in with you in Rome.

That little run-in, as
you call it, was one

of the neatest
double-crosses I've ever seen.

Except that you didn't fall for it.

No, I was talking about the one I pulled.

Anyway, you still haven't told
me how you got this job as P.R.O.

Well, believe it or not,
I decided to go straight.

I joined a London agency and then
I was assigned to the Paris branch.

For two years now I've been strictly legit.

Well, head office told me I was going
to take care of Madame Chen's visit.

Well, like everyone else,
I'd heard about her pearls.

And the old longing came back once a thief.

Opportunity makes a thief.

That was the best opportunity I'd ever had.

So keep out of it, Simon, please.

Well, well, well.

Well, that's the third time today
I've been warned off those pearls.

First by the police,
then by a couple of

rather unsavory French
hoods, and now by you.

Was it they who tried
to save tonight?

Oh, no.

No, that was yet another interested party.

If you're not very careful, someone's
going to heist those pearls before you.

Thank you.

Blue-mounted.

Lightly roasted, coarsely ground.

Instant, two flags a tin.

You can't win them all.

Simon.

How would you feel about working for me?

What exactly did you have in mind?

Well, I'd take my expenses and then
we'd split the profit down the middle.

Oh, it breaks my
heart to do it, but I think

the imposition is
getting a little too strong.

What do I have to do?

To see that no one gets
the pearls before I do.

And how do I know that you won't cheat me?

I wouldn't do that again.

No, this time I'll play
it absolutely straight.

All right.

You have a deal.

Good.

You know, the advantage
of a partnership like

ours is that it has so
many fringe benefits.

Well, why don't you tell
me about them?

Bonjour.

You are very late this night.

Yes, I was discussing
terms with my new employer.

You'd better grab a quick char.

Char?

Why?

We are going to the races.

Oh, yes.

Madame Chen is going to the races, too.

Isn't that cozy?

It's these little surprises
that make life worthwhile.

Jeanine?

Yes, Madame Jane?

I'll be ready in five minutes.

Oh, very well.
I'll tell her to come to the car.

Would you get me a galouse, please?

Yes.

Oui, at once.

Madame Jane wants her car.

Garage?

Mr. Templar's car.

In half an hour.

Oui, I'll be picking it myself.

You won!

I mean, you won.

I always win, sooner or later.

You... You said
he could not lose.

He keeps running.

He may win the next one.

Let's see what Monsieur
New's boy has to say.

Good afternoon, Madame Chen.

My name is Paul Chabot.

Secretary to the
Minister of Foreign Affairs.

What can I do for you?

The Minister presents his
compliments and wonders whether you

could join him perhaps for an
informal meeting at his office.

His note will explain.

This is most inconvenient.

Could it not wait until tomorrow?

Unfortunately, the Minister flies
to London tomorrow morning.

Very well.

You are most gracious, Madame.

Well, I think I'll put a little better.

Mr. Templar!

Do you really think I am so stupid?

If you wish to follow
Madame Chen, just say so.

You can go anywhere you want.

As long as I am with you.

Why don't you... Follow me.

Nice car.
- English car.

(...)

Oh, there's no need to turn right.

This road takes us straight to Paris.

But we are not going to Paris.

Oh, but that's so sad.

Madame Chen and I...

Merci, Madame.

And now, I hope you will not find us
ungallant if we stop and make you walk.

Right.

Surely... Hello.

Mr. Saint!

Get the other car!

(Music)

...

What are you looking for, Mr. Templar?

A needle, what do you usually
look for in haystacks?

Very funny, Mr. Templar.

In that case, you will
not be needing these.

Thanks for your help.

Madame Chen, your pearls.

Thank you, Inspector.

Your pearls, Madame Chen.

Thank you.

To you, Mr. Templar,
with my eternal thanks.

You see, my pearls have such
enormous sentimental value for me.

These two attempts to steal them while I've
been in Paris have been very disturbing.

We can well imagine.

You know, pearls are fascinating things.

Right through history there have
been stories and legends about them.

Stories of violence and hatred.

And, of course, love.

Did you ever hear
that if you dropped a

pearl into a glass of
wine it would dissolve?

No.

Oh, yes.

There's a historical source that
says Cleopatra once dropped a

priceless pearl into a goblet
of wine and offered it to Caesar.

Just to prove that money was no object.

How fascinating.

Isn't it?

Well, if you will excuse us, Madame Chen.

We must be getting back on duty.

Thank you for your hospitality.

Not at all. Miss Roger will see you out.

No, you stay.

I'm sure after all the excitement of today
you must be feeling very tired, my dear.

Why don't you run along home and rest?

That's most awfully sweet of you,
but actually I'm perfectly all right.

Nonsense. You look very tired.

I insist you get some sleep.

Oh, very well.

I'll see you in the morning.

Good night, Mr. Templar.

Good night, Miss Rogers.

Why don't we sit down?

That's a good idea.

I'm sure we'll find it much
more comfortable here.

Isn't that better? Yes, indeed.

Dear Mr.

Templar, I owe you more
than I can ever repay.

Not at all.

But I can try to thank you.

Eastern women are taught from
childhood the art of showing gratitude.

Who is it?

Well, what do you want?

I am sorry to arrive unannounced,
but I have news of greatest importance.

Well, I'll be on my way.

Oh, please stay.

No, Madame Chen, your kindness itself.

But tomorrow is going
to be a very busy day.

Thank you for your hospitality.

Thank you, I mean good night.

Good night, Mr. Templar.

Good night.

Well, what do you want?

Tonight I was finally able to
speak to the French foreign minister.

Not before time.

When am I to see
him? You are not.

What are you saying?

Only that the minister declines to see you.

That is the diplomatic way
of saying that the French

government despises you,
your husband and your regime.

This is your fault, you old fool.

You are our representative here.

You allow me to be insulted.

You will be recalled at once.

You may recall me.

But I shall return to
our country, not as the

head of your legation,
but as a private citizen.

That is my letter of resignation,
effective as from now.

Good night, Madame Chen.

Come back!

I command it!

Come back!

I shall be leaving Paris on the noon plane.

Please call the airline
and confirm my reservation.

Then call Miss Janine Roger and tell
her I want her here at eight o'clock sharp.

Janine?

In bed?

In my own room, I escaped.

Tell me, did you get the pearls?

I'm afraid not, Simon.

He said he couldn't finish
the replica until tomorrow night.

Oh, isn't that too bad?

We'll just have to wait, won't we?

I'll talk to you tomorrow.

You get some sleep.

Good night.

Not in there. Those go in here.

I'm sorry, Madame.

Why can't you do as you're told?

The car will be here in a
few moments, Madame Chen.

Good. Don't forget this.

And I have prepared a
statement for the press.

Perhaps you'd like to read it.

Of course. Help the maid.

Would you like me to pack
your jewelry, Madame Chen?

No, I'll deal with it.

That's all right.

(Airplane engine roaring)

Well, I can't say I'm sorry to see her go.

I wouldn't like this
sort of job every week.

Still, it was worth it to
stop the Saint in his tracks.

Suppose we ask him to
join us for a drink, huh?

He checked out this morning,
but there's nothing to stop us.

I'll check my key first.

Ah, mademoiselle.

Merci, monsieur.

Merci beaucoup.

Oh, inspector, my report.

Every move made by Templar
since he arrived in Paris.

Most efficient.

Thank you.

Jerome?

Yes.

Templar went to see Jerome
in Montmartre? Of course.

He followed the girl there.

Inspector, is something
wrong?

I wonder.

This man specializes in
making replicas of famous jewels.

Now, if Templar and
the girl went to visit him...

Just a minute, Jerome.

How does it happen that
you have these pictures?

Is it a crime, inspector?

It's my business.

Why did Simon Templar
come to visit you here?

Ah, you're mistaken, sergeant.

I don't know anybody of this name.

He came here. I followed him.

And so did Janine Roget.

Ah, yeah.

Mademoiselle Roget.

She wanted the, uh, bracelet repaired.

Or perhaps a replica of
Madame Chen's pearls.

That's ridiculous.

This arrived at your office just now.

It is urgent.
Thank you.

Ah, it's, uh... It's
not important now.

I was merely checking on
Madame Chen's... Oh, my God.

Janine Roget.

Alias Judith Northwed.

Elias Jean Randolph.

Look, look. There, there, there.

While in London, known to be
a confederate of Simon Templar,

Alias The Saint.

She was working with him all the
time writing Madame Chen's suite.

And so were you.

Oh, Missy, I know nothing... You
made a replica of Madame Chen's pearl,

and Templar and this girl switched them.

I swear, Madame Chen made no complaint.

Madame Chen doesn't know. Come on.

Simon!

What on earth are you doing here?

I'm cooking us a meal, don't
you remember? I promised you.

I thought we might
have it as a farewell

luncheon to mourn the
failure of our little plan.

Yes, it was a shame, but... Still, perhaps
we'll work together on some other scheme.

Well, I certainly hope so.

I see you're all ready to leave.

Yes, yes, well, I thought
I'd take a trip to New York.

Yes, well, I always did say that Paris
in the spring was no place for a woman.

I could sit down here while I serve.

I think you're going to like this.

It's my supreme culinary achievement.

Two bottles of wine and one whole chicken.

Plus a touch of the Templar magic.

Oh, that's funny.

What is it?

Oh, it's Cassie and Leduc.

What?

Well, they must have smelt the
cooking. What's the matter? Well, I.

..

You see, Simon, I didn't
tell you the exact truth.

I... I did manage to get the fake pearls.

They're here in my bag.

I just didn't have time to make the switch.

You've paid for them.

You are perfectly entitled to keep them.

I don't understand
what all the fuss is about.

But if they search the
place and find them,

they'll know I intended
to rob Madame Chen.

Oh, Simon, please help me.

Well, I can't see why you're worried.

It's all right.

Don't let them in.

Hello, Inspector.
You're just in time for lunch.

I'll get another knife and fork.

All right, Templar.
I've come for Madame Chen's pearls.

Inspector, it makes us sound as
if you're accusing us of stealing.

That's how it was supposed to sound.

I know they're here and
I'm going to find them

but I have to turn this
place apart brick by brick.

I'm sure there's something
in the lease that forbids that.

But you go ahead if you want to.

We do want and I'm going to start with you.

The Duke, go over a big inch of the place.

Templar, I'll never know for sure

but I'll stake my life that you
and this woman stole those pearls.

But my hands are tied
because I can't prove it.

But there is one thing I can do.

Order you both out of town.

If either of you are within
100 miles of Paris by tomorrow,

I'll frame you both for murder.

Vindictive.

I swear it.

Oh, Simon.

You were marvelous.

Well, that's the sort of gratitude I like.

I thought he was bound to find them.

No, he did get a little warm.

Well, where did you hide them?

You remember I was talking about
pearls dissolving in wine to Madame Chen.

Well, it's nothing to worry about.

I'm sure it doesn't apply to fake pearls.

Oh, you fool.

You, you fool.

Oh, you fool.

You, you fool.

They must have been the real ones.

Well, as you've ruined
a perfectly good meal,

there's not much point in
staying, is there? Get out.

Get out before I kill you.

Come in.

Hello, Mr. Templar.

I thought the girl said you'd checked out.

That was for the benefit of the police.

She was a very cooperative girl.

Can I get you something?

Yes, but before you do, there's
something I want you to have.

The Chen pearls.

I'm afraid they won't feed or clothe

or provide medicine for all
the people in your country.

But at least they'll help some.

Perhaps the very old and the very young.

I, I don't... You just
take them, will you?

All they cost me was a piece
of thread with a small clasp on it.

I want a couple of bottles of rather cheap
red wine and a tough old boiling cloud.

Now, perhaps you'd like to take my order.

Of course, Mr. Templar.

A dozen oysters, large ones, with pearls.