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Huge thank you all.

I would like to thank all of

the present guests.

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This is a school. It was closed down three years ago.

What else have you learned?

There was a scandal about the headmaster, some kind of blackmail.

And she was a student there?

We have reason to think so. We also have reason to think she's your mother.

We must get back to Paris, the old woman has the answer.

It's Lily.

It's her.

What are you doing here?

What's she doing with her clothes on?

She's expecting you. Would you like me to be there?

No. I want to handle this alone.

Lily!

Lily!

Lily!

Lily!

Lily!

Lily!

Lily!

Lily!

Lily!

Oh my gosh!

Lily!

Lily!

Lily!

Welcome to America and more.

Take care, Max!

Come closer.

I don't go to the cinema anymore.

I don't go out anywhere anymore.

But I know who you are.

I never did go to the cinema.

I never did go to the cinema.

I never did go to the cinema.

I never did go to the cinema.

I never did go to the cinema much.

I was too busy.

But I remember,

should I yell and wild, and wrong again,

and oop-yop, of course.

And Lucinda Lace?

Mm-hmm.

You sent money regularly for more than six years. Why?

They told me that you wanted to speak to me.

You speak with me, but they didn't give me an explanation.

And I didn't ask for any.

Why did you send money for the child?

What can you tell me about Lucinda Lace?

Nothing.

Who is she? Where can I find her?

Nowhere!

Which she does not exist.

In Chateau-Dur, in 1960, Lucinda Lace had a baby.

Oh, no, no, you don't understand.

All three girls use the same name.

What are you talking about? What's three?

Three girls at this school.

That's why it happened.

It happened at... that school.

In his conferencing father-master, there's no discouragement.

Shall make him once re-landed.

His first of all...

I am here to be a pilgrim.

And to be there to be a pilgrim.

Who is so sweet, set in front with his whole stories.

To do but themselves come from his strength, the more is.

No foe shall save his might.

Though he with giant spite,

he will make good his right to be a pilgrim.

Stains or thou dost defend us with our spirit.

We know we at the end shall life inherit.

Then fancies we obey.

I fear not what men say.

I labor, light and day, to be a pilgrim.

Thank you, Miss Templeton.

Well done, I stroll.

Silence.

Silence.

But that is better.

There have been reports of violations in the dormitory.

I wonder who was violated.

I wish it were me.

I will remind you that there is to be no smoking, no cosmetics,

and no provocative books or magazines.

And only a little perversion.

I caution you, any violations of the rules will be severely dealt with.

You may begin.

He started to undress her quickly, kissing her whenever she started to say something.

Lusinde Lace wanted him to stop.

Why?

Pagan, do you want to hear this or don't you?

Read on.

She felt his hands slowly exploring her body.

I like that.

Suddenly he was lying beside her.

Lusinde Lace tried to pull away from him.

Frigid.

Please, she said, I don't know how to.

So learn.

Then she felt him against her and was caught up in warm waves of delight.

His breath was warm.

His eyes burned with purpose.

But Lusinde didn't notice.

She was crossing a bridge.

A bridge?

She was becoming a real woman.

Oh.

Lusinde Lace, she finally made it.

Philistine.

Ooh.

Is that for a man or a tent?

No.

From one of my lovers.

From the French foreign legion.

And he's sick of booze.

Sparking sweat.

Wait, wait, wait.

No filter tips.

Anybody got any candy?

Sweets are not allowed in the dormitory.

Only wholesome food and pornographic literature.

What are you hiding, Maxine?

Nothing.

Not cigarettes, I hope.

You heard what Shreddon said about smoking.

Buzz off, Peggy.

All right.

But Omega knows why the Norwegian girl was expelled.

Don't you, Omega?

Who cares?

She'll tell you.

For half of what you're hiding.

Won't you, Omega?

Nothing doing.

Let's see.

You always stick together, don't you?

Through second then, sick and sin.

No, stupid.

You're thin.

She's sick.

Always so clever, Peggy.

Maybe someday you'll be too clever for your own good.

You have relatives in Germany?

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

You have relatives in Germany?

He kissed her in a determined manner that she found wildly exciting.

Lucinda Lace could feel his muscular nakedness and smell his desire

and she could feel how much he wanted her.

This is exciting.

Good one, is he?

Come on, is he?

Which one? Which one?

That one there.

Where is he?

Isn't he gorgeous?

Oh, he's sensational.

Oh, he's sensational.

Oh, he's sensational.

Oh, you definitely.

Can we go now?

What'd you say she's running after him?

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

My friends, think you're marvelous.

Listen, the culture won't be here on Thursday.

We have to find a place.

Be here!

Must.

And his neck, and those incredible brown eyes

just staring at you.

You know, he's absolutely gorgeous.

And those El Pascal?

Yes, madame.

You have something to say?

No, madame.

Speak up.

Maybe we don't like to hear.

It was my fault, madame.

I asked her something.

I'm confused about what?

Well, if homo is Latin, meaning man,

and homo is Greek, meaning sane,

that's right.

Then what's right?

Homosexual or homosexual?

Sit down.

Right.

You see him?

He can cash my money order anytime.

You're gonna say hi.

Somebody, pick up your little

clocks.

Thank you.

I'll come to easily.

You want someone from the bank to hold your money?

Not quite.

We bet on what the end stands for.

Can we just have three coffees please?

Yes, we're not hungry.

It's Nicholas.

You can call me Nick.

I'm Judy Hale.

Hi.

Maxime Baskal.

Jennifer Triloni.

Hello.

But everybody calls her pagan.

Why?

Because she's...

Pagan.

And you're from...

Ohio?

Kansas.

Hey, is Kansas.

The Paris of the Prairie.

Well, enough of us.

What about you?

Well, I'm from Philadelphia.

Oh!

I'm going to be at the bank here for a while.

The chairman of the board wants me to have the experience.

Are you sure you wouldn't like some lunch?

Well, maybe you'll buy it.

Max!

Could they have some menus?

What were we saying?

Something about your chairman of the board?

Well, actually he's my father.

I'm not going to go on a horse.

With your violinist, would you be so cautious?

If you could see.

It's I think so.

Ah!

I love their bathrobes.

You call them Bill News.

The usual Valentino Latres.

Okay.

Okay.

Hold it.

Oh, wait, wait.

That's good.

Okay, wait.

Hold it.

Wait.

That's good.

Okay, wait.

It's good.

Whoa!

Whoa!

Whoa!

Whoa!

Easy.

Hold the reins!

Okay. Glad to see you.

You bloody idiot.

You could have been killed.

Don't you know anything about horses?

Apparently not.

Thank you very much, Mr.

Abdullah.

Prince Abdullah of Sidon.

Oh. How do you do?

I'm the Queen of China.

Hey, Anne.

It's just a piece of snarly form.

This, after all, he saved our lives.

I know.

But he could have introduced himself without all the fancy trimmings.

Couldn't he?

Oh, clear.

Oh, it's impossible.

I'll never get out to be with Player.

What's wrong with the daytime, rendezvous?

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

What's wrong with the daytime, rendezvous?

Love is supposed to be better in the afternoon.

Who says that?

Lucinda Layses.

She's going to try it in the next chapter.

Oh, I'll become salivate.

You are celibate.

I'm in for good.

Sure. You and the Prince of Sidon.

What's he got to do with it?

Well, he has concubines and dancing girls and things.

But what do I do about Pierre?

Please.

He fastbenders as he's coming to the dance.

How would Piggy know?

Of course Pierre is coming to the dance.

Not Pierre's stupid abdilla.

Not that it matters to me.

But what do I do about Pierre?

Maybe he could sneak in here.

Yeah, he could wear his go.

He's outfit and pretend he's from outer space.

Ha ha ha.

You have no soul, Pagan. No romance.

So how does Piggy know that what's his name's coming to the dance?

You know what I think?

What?

I think you two have sex on the brain.

And where have you got it?

My aunt, or toss, says that it's addictive, like oysters.

It could also be overrated.

There are more important things going on in the world.

We know.

We just can't think of any.

But what do I do about Pierre, please, girls?

Well, if it has to be thirsty and you really want to be alone,

we should be able to think of something.

We will.

First thing in the morning.

Good night.

Pleasant dreams.

I'll never be able to sleep.

You have no music.

Success.

Like a sheep to the slaughter.

Could I have the key, please?

I'm not going to be able to sleep.

I'm not going to be able to sleep.

I'm not going to be able to sleep.

I'm not going to be able to sleep.

I'm not going to be able to sleep.

I'm not going to be able to sleep.

I'm not going to be able to sleep.

I'm not going to be able to sleep.

I'm not going to be able to sleep.

Who is it?

Me.

It's me.

Hello.

Hello.

How long will your coach be away?

He'll be back tomorrow.

Barry left us instructions.

We're not too small.

We mustn't drink.

And we can't have anything to do with women until I have to have a big game.

I...

You just broke training.

Who cares?

Well, there is something that I must tell you.

Oh, no.

You know, I've never done anything like this before.

Don't worry.

I've been in this situation hundreds of times.

Hundreds.

Well, almost.

Look!

Me?

I'm here for you.

Nobody's going to do anything.

I'm here.

I'm here for you.

I'll be back tomorrow.

Oh, no.

You don't want to be there.

No, no, no.

No, no.

No, no.

No, no.

No, no, no.

Oh, no, no.

No, no, no, no.

Oh, no, no, no, no.

Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

Like she's crossed a bridge and become a real woman.

Funny.

Try to act casual.

I always act casual.

Like we couldn't care less.

Let her tell us in her own time.

Of course.

Hello.

Hi.

Well?

What happened?

It happened.

It?

What the hell is it?

It?

Great.

Which have been for a room and all we get is an hit?

What do you want to know?

Everything.

Like how was it?

Better than in Judy's novel.

Which isn't saying much.

From the beginning.

What happened?

Well...

I'm not so sure.

But I think I did not wrong.

Oh, you couldn't have with women that's instinctive.

Like riding a bicycle.

Shut up, pagan.

Well, maybe he did it all wrong.

How would I know?

Good question.

Well, did you feel like you were crossing a bridge?

Oh!

Just asking.

I don't think I felt anything.

But it was wonderful and Paris wonderful and...

It's just that...

What?

I'm not so sure.

I love him anymore.

I wish to say a few words about the St. Valentine's Day ball.

I'm fully aware that the occasion is associated with...

Well, shall we say...

Cupid?

Cupid was a pervert.

However, I'm sure it is not necessary to remind you that no matter what the occasion,

the students of Leerontel do not lose their decorum.

Try, though, they might.

I wonder if the marriage was ever consummated.

Never.

Absolutely impossible.

Well, sexually speaking, everything is possible.

Except with the Chardat.

He probably married her for her money.

Besides, he's in love with his chauffeur.

Yes.

Hi, Paul, working hard.

Keeping the headmaster up.

Come along, girls.

Come on.

I'm now showing too much cleavage.

I don't see any.

This is damn wire, brah.

Me too, no matter which way I turn.

My first point's north.

I think I'll wear this in my hair.

Anybody who dances up too close gets a thorn in their nose.

How do we look?

Oh, great! Sensationals!

A crump!

Extreme black,

large pieces of clothing were chemistry.

Share as much as they must.

She's not. He's monopolizing her.

I expect him to dance with each one of us at least once.

Where's your wonder, ma'am?

Well, he'll be a little late.

That's all.

It's a better dance than a lover.

Would you wish to dance?

I'm sorry, I'm too tall.

I think I'd have turned him down, too.

What's the matter?

Nothing.

Oh, it's a terrific band.

Perfect band.

Secret super.

Where's Pierre?

He's coming.

His team is celebrating.

They won.

Excuse me.

Prince Sabdula of Sidon would like to have the pleasure of your next dance.

Then why doesn't he ask me?

He is asking you.

That is what I am doing.

Tell him to get stuffed.

Please, I do not understand. Get stuffed.

Simple translation.

If his royal highness would like to dance with this charming young lady, he can come over here and ask her properly.

Exactly.

As you wish.

You know what's wrong with you?

What?

Nothing.

Let's dance.

I'm going to dance.

Dancing is not one of my major accomplishments.

My neither.

Then perhaps if we are both very careful, we can emerge from the encounter unscathed.

Well...

She won.

Was the outcome ever really in doubt?

Good for pagan.

You dance extremely well.

If this is one of your minor accomplishments, I'd like to see one of your major ones.

I'm hoping that you will.

You mean like tennis and lion hunting and all that?

No.

No, I wasn't referring to anything quite so mundane.

Oh.

You know?

I only have one criticism.

What?

What?

The fact that we're never alone.

You know?

That's very ridiculous.

We're not alone.

We're not alone.

We're not alone.

We're not alone.

We're not alone.

We're not alone.

Hello. Hello. We've been celebrating.

What's wrong? What did I do?

I'm more important than hockey.

But nothing's more important than hockey.

Dance.

Dance.

Miss Judy.

Miss Judy.

I'm going to have to rewrite chapter three of my book.

Why?

Well, that's where Lucinda lays.

You know.

And it's not the way you wrote it?

Mm-mm.

It's much better.

I said that she was crossing a bridge.

No bridge.

No.

No, it was sort of like a winding country lane that I always knew was there,

but I never wanted to walk down before.

I love you.

And I'm very fond of you.

Why'd you say fond?

Couldn't you lie a little?

Couldn't you say you loved me too?

Actually, one is most aware of the small differences.

Like the morning at Eaton.

When my name appeared on the list for the house football team,

suddenly I realized that I was the only one on the team who didn't have a surname.

John had Smith, Henry had Brown. I was simply Abdullah.

I'm afraid the royal suite here does not compare to that of Clarajes or the Prancer Gao.

However, I fought in my demuse.

Rojasa.

Aren't they staying?

No.

They do not think that you will try to assassinate me.

You don't want to hurt you ever.

Please believe that.

Sure.

I'll believe it.

Now which roof is going to fall in on me?

You're not going to tell me you're impotent because I wouldn't believe it.

Judy.

No. I get one more guess.

You're a lot older than you look, and you're married with three kids.

No, I'm not married.

But I'm going to be soon.

For what it's worth, I love you more than her.

But my career, my future, my whole life has been planned by a lot of people besides myself.

And none of us allowed for my meeting you.

You don't want to change the master plan?

I can't.

I'm going home next week.

You might have.

You're not going home.

I'm not going home.

You might have told me this before.

I should have.

Not that it would have made any difference.

Thank you.

I didn't know you went to eat.

Yes.

They taught me mathematics, science, history.

At least your version of history.

But I had a private tutor for the most important subject.

English?

No, not quite.

The hahim, kar al sad instructed me in how to make love.

You had lessons.

Two hours a day for three weeks.

Sorry.

What is so music?

Nothing.

I was just thinking about what was on the blackboard.

Did you have much homework?

You will find that the three weeks were not wasted.

Will I?

You haven't commented yet on the royal suite.

It's very royal.

And the bedrooms through here?

You've seen one bedroom.

You've seen them all.

Please don't take games.

We're not in the classroom.

And if that's what your hahim, whatever his name is,

taught you...

Let me show you what he taught you.

Come.

I'll show you what love is.

No, thank you.

You're refusing me?

That's right.

What?

How dare you?

You respectfully.

Virgin.

Perhaps.

But I've had lessons in love as well.

From lots of teachers like Deborah Carr and Doris Day

and Jane Austen and all the Bronte sisters.

And your hahim could learn a hell of a lot from them

and how a woman should be treated.

Deborah Carr, Doris Day.

Please stop!

Am I glad to see you. Perfect timing.

You want to ride back to school?

Are you joking?

Get in.

How come you missed the bus that took the girls back to school?

I was in the ladies and it left without me.

You'll be in trouble with Miss Sicha down.

Don't I know it?

Where are we going?

I have to stop at my house.

I'm going to go home.

I'm going to go home.

Come in for a minute.

No thanks. I'll wait out here.

I may be longer than I thought.

This would warm you up?

I don't drink.

Like you British say. Cheers.

Cheers.

Oh no.

Drink it straight down.

The whole thing.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

No no.

Drink it straight down. The whole thing.

Like this.

Please take me back to school.

As soon as you finish your drink?

All right. But then I have to go.

Oh.

How come you're not so clever tonight?

About what?

You know.

Well you're jokes about me.

Always laughing about me.

Oh that's just our way.

Paul doesn't like women.

Paul likes men. Paul likes Shada.

You think I don't know what you mean?

I think you better take me back to school.

Maybe I don't like your jokes.

Maybe you should be more careful what you say.

Maybe you're wrong about me.

Maybe.

You wake and for me.

I hate to drink a whole.

Please let me go.

I'm not yet.

We have some fun first.

Don't be an idiot.

I insist you take me back to school immediately.

Not yet.

I have something to show you.

Paul if you let me go I won't say a word. I promise.

Here. You remember her?

I don't know. I think she was here before you.

I'm a Norwegian girl who was expelled. You want to know why?

Tell me why.

There. That's why.

You like that.

Does it excite you?

You're very photogenic.

Paul, what about Shada?

Paul.

He's repellent.

You're both repellent.

How dare you?

Oh, I'm sorry. I ripped your dress.

We'll have some fun and I'll take some more pictures.

I'll get my camera.

Lots of fun.

Lots of fun.

Here we are.

Now, what?

Harley and Ted Koon.

The Queen of China, I presume.

I missed my bus back to school.

Really?

Yes.

That's not the only mistake I made tonight.

May I ask him to leave us?

What'll I ask him?

What'll I ask him?

What'll I ask him?

It can happen to anyone.

It usually does.

I wish it could happen to men.

You're supposed to get a mad craving for food

than you've been preggers for years.

Stop saying preggers.

Sounds better than pregnant.

Anything sounds better than pregnant.

It's not the end of the world.

No, it's got seven months to go.

Supposing we do nothing.

What do you mean?

Our whole lives are ahead of us.

Careers, husbands, it's too soon for motherhood.

But what we're thinking about happens to be illegal.

It won't be long.

In another ten years, abortions are going to be performed

like appendectomies in proper hospitals by proper doctors.

Yes, but for the time being they're performed by creepy little men

in filthy little rooms.

True.

What right does society have to dictate what a woman does with their own body?

Especially a society run by men.

Nobody's arguing.

It isn't fair to the mother. It isn't fair to the child.

So, what can we do about it?

Well, the first thing is not to panic.

Who's panicking? We are.

Okay, we all relax.

Whatever we decide has to be unanimous.

Yes, and no one chickens out, ever.

All right, we take a vote.

All in favor of trying to get an abortion.

So one more illegitimate child comes into the world, and then what?

Oh, it's more terrifying than the abortion.

Now look, we're three intelligent, capable human beings.

We have a little problem.

I refuse to believe that we can't cope with it.

Right. Of course we can.

Somehow.

I think there is a time in a woman's life when she has to take control of her own destiny.

We can't just keep walking back and forth next time.

O'Meecka?

I'll be back.

Yes?

My mother lives in Dallas.

Do you have an appointment?

Yes.

And show her in.

But... show her in?

I found it first,forts

Miss.

Miss.

Lucinda Lace.

Well, are you all together?

No.

Miss.

Miss.

Lucinda Lace.

Miss.

Lucinda Lace.

Well, are you all together?

Miss.

Miss.

Lucinda Lace.

Miss.

Lucinda Lace.

Are you all together?

It's your second then.

Second then.

Second then.

Second then.

It is your were sick?

Oh, no.

That's our motto.

Because her T-H is always sound like S's.

I see.

Please sit down.

And which of you is Madras L Lace?

None of us. All of us.

Actually, she's sort of a mutual acquaintance.

And she's in trouble.

Then why didn't she come to see me?

She's really one of us.

But it could have been,

and she's not a good person.

She's really one of us.

But it could have been any one of us.

And we're not going to tell you which one it is.

Not yet.

And this Madras L Lace.

Now, when did you last have a period?

They're short and they're a long time.

And if it's a boy, his name's going to be Paul.

After Paul knew, now that it's a girl Elizabeth.

Like Elizabeth Taylor.

No, like Queen Elizabeth.

You say Elizabeth.

Wait a moment.

Are you quite certain that there is no possibility of a marriage?

No.

I'm not sure.

No, no, no. That's impossible.

And you're all in agreement about this adoption?

Yes, but only to the right people.

Only temporary, faster parents, not a real adoption.

Even if we can find suitable people, and even if they're willing,

they still have a right to know how long they will keep the baby.

Ah, well, we've discussed that too.

Oh, yes.

Only until one of us is a little bit more than a woman.

All right, all right.

I will make some discreet inquiries.

And meantime, Miss Lace may be glad to know

that her pregnancy will not show till after she's graduated.

I feel it all.

All right.

All right. I'll make some discreet inquiries.

And meantime Miss Lace may be glad to know

that her pregnancy will not show till after she's graduated.

But what men say are they were right and they

to be a ill-brained?

Be seated.

Attention.

Immediately after breakfast, I wish to see the following students

in my office.

Judith Hale.

Maxine Pascal.

Jennifer Triloni.

Immediately after breakfast, please.

You're so funny.

Why did you do this, darling?

I want no more lies.

I want to know why you went to see Dr. Janest.

We didn't feel well.

Oh, you didn't feel well.

I see.

But you did not report to the school nurse, did you?

Oh, no.

You went to see a gynecologist.

Is he a gynecologist?

We didn't know that.

They're lying.

I know they're lying.

One of them is pregnant.

Who says?

Did Dr. Janest say that?

Yes.

We couldn't have.

Medical ethics.

And if he told you why, you're asking us.

I demand to know which one of you is pregnant.

I resent that.

I don't know what you're talking about.

Maybe all of us are.

Madmo del Pascal will remain.

You are the two may leave.

Out!

I happen to know that it is you.

You were seen going into a room with the hotel Majestik.

Soon after a young man was seen going into the same room.

You have anything to say?

Well, do you?

In that case, you'll be expelled from school immediately without graduating.

Unless...

Unless my aunt or daughter makes a sizable donation to the school.

Perhaps Tinker.

It's blackmail.

He can't prove a thing.

But he can still expel me.

Just the fact that she went into that hotel room is enough.

Should I ask my aunt or daughter?

Absolutely not.

Once you give in the blackmail, it just gets worse.

I don't want to leave here. I don't want to leave you.

You won't have to.

What does that mean?

It means she won't have to.

Hello.

What are you doing here?

I just went out for a stroll.

Isn't it isolated here?

Don't you ever get lonely?

No.

Mmm.

Go back to school.

It's so boring over there.

Classes and classes and more classes.

It's all so unromantic.

They're not here.

Are you sure that's where it kept them?

Stop. Look.

I never understand engines. You are clever.

What do you want?

Any suggestions?

What's that?

Oh, I didn't hear anything.

Born! What's that for?

You stupid idiot.

You did.

You got it.

I'm really sorry.

And you are sick.

Yes. You are expelled.

Because you chase every pair of pants in town.

And so do you, Miss Yell.

Out.

And there are several more.

Maybe Madame Chardon would like to see them.

I'll get her.

Well, stay.

Come back.

All right, what do you want?

Nobody gets expelled.

An ultra-vus graduate.

With straight A's.

Anything else?

Yes.

Because of our condition, we ought to be excused from gym class.

No, there's the house.

Oh, it's Earthlight. Is that here?

Uh-huh.

He looks dependable.

And that's his wife.

Oh, she looks sturdy. They both look kind.

Oh, they're very kind.

She's from here. He is Hungarian, from Budapest.

He works as a waitress at the hotel.

Well, I think it's a very pretty house.

Yes.

And they're both look very kind.

Yeah, but you can see for yourself that they're not exactly rich.

They need money.

Well, of course they need money.

And you must be regular with your payments, you understand?

I mean, money's no problem.

No, we'll all be working soon and we'll check in every month.

And then there's a little question of my fee.

Money is no problem.

Yes, sure. We're loaded.

How much do you think it charges?

It's too much.

Just for cutting an umbilical cord.

Stop gorging. It drives me crazy how you can eat so much.

How anybody doesn't believe in socialized medicine?

Oh, never mind the speeches.

Where are we going to get some money?

Hey, you mean who's going to loan it to us without asking any questions?

I can only think of one possibility.

What is your own possibility?

What are, initial edge?

Mine's requested in North Wing.

Yes, Madam.

Madam Wiseh.

Campionar Lee.

Carelessness.

Share, carelessness.

On the other hand, the younger one gets pregnant the better.

I should know. I've waited too long.

Not that I didn't have many opportunities.

There was this account of Baron, one of many.

I think he was Romanian, exiled, of course.

He was always going on about wanting eight children.

Well, I got rid of him in a hurry.

I might have considered two.

You know, one of each. Well, well-spaced.

But what would I have done with them in Saint-Tropez-Monti?

I mean, the thing you have to remember about babies is they cry a lot.

Crying is definitely not my favorite song.

And then they have to go to talk and write bicycles.

Oh, it was not for me.

But for you, I think it's delightful.

And I'm supposed to guess which one of you it is, right?

No wrong.

We can't tell you that.

We made a pact.

Oh.

Unpucine.

No, I am really curious.

But you're absolutely right. It's none of my business.

What then, why did you tell me?

Because we need some money for the doctor.

We want to send some to the foster parents every month.

We thought you could do that for us.

Through your bank, we hoped you would.

Oh, but the doctor's bill.

You see, the truth is that money seems to elude me.

Not that I leave extravagantly, you understand, but...

Let me see.

Which one of my former husbands can we...

How do you say it put the bite on?

I told you she would.

I told you she would.

I told you she would.

I told you she would.

I told you she would.

I told you she would.

I told you she would.

I told you she would.

I told you she would.

I told you she would.

I told you she would.

I told you she would.

I told you she would.

Come in.

Come in, Miss Lace.

Come sit down.

Everything is arranged.

After you've graduated,

you're going to stay with some people at the village of Chateau-Dex.

I know them well.

They can be trusted.

If I may add a personal comment of the three of you,

you're the one at least suspected.

I never knew which one of them it was.

It was as if the child belonged to all three of them.

That's how special their friendship was.

And they kept their seeking.

And the three of them were the ones at the village of Chateau-Dex.

I never knew which one of them it was.

It was as if the child belonged to all three of them.

their friendship was.

And they kept their secret.

They made their pact against me and stuck to it.

You're mistaken.

Their child was killed.

That is what destroyed their friendship.

I was born in Chateau deux on the 17th of November, 1960.

I was delivered by Dr. Janest of Chamonix.

My mother was a student at the Lyron Del school.

My foster parents were phoenix and Angelina Desa.

You regularly sent them money through your bank

until they were killed.

Oh, but the child was killed, too.

No, I don't understand.

No, you understand nothing, you silly old woman.

No, you have no right to talk to me like that.

I have every right because you helped them.

You helped them conspire against me.

Yes, they were going to send for me as soon as one of them

was established and could manage.

Someday, Lily's real mother will come back to her.

Maybe tomorrow, maybe the day after, and I wait, and I hope.

And then there is no more hope.

Because they've forgotten me.

No, it wasn't like that.

Oh, no, you must listen to me.

You've told me what I came for.

Thank you.

I'll find out which one is my mother, my way.

But the child was killed.

It is dead.

They wish I was.

They made their schoolgirl pack and sent me to hell.

And I'll teach them what I learned there.

No, no, no.

You mustn't do anything to them.

The child is killed.

You know it's dead.

Do you hear me?

Coming.

Yeah, don't think I can't.

There's too many.

She's crazy.

What?

This is a meme.

I think we've never seen that many.

I think we'll still have two kids.

Do not do that.

Sometimes there's two that always do.

I think we've either ever seen or and still have 9.

So I'm interested to see how many are in your life.

The work was on pay.

The load of bail to be considered as plain.

Amen.

Madame de Chazelle, formerly Maxine Pascal,

the husband of Count inherited their estate in it, Billney.

That is their son.

How old is he?

Seventeen, I think.

Seventeen.

To the thrill, never married.

The gentleman is Thomas Schwartz.

They're living together.

I shall find out.

But he's the co-publisher of Lace magazine.

Lace, the magazine.

It's very successful in America.

There are rumours of it being in financial difficulties.

I'll check on that.

Do that.

And that one is bigger.

Yes.

She was called out at school.

Presenty Lady Swan.

I could do with a drink.

I've already exceeded your quota for the day.

Today is not an ordinary day.

Her husband received a night hood for his services to cancel research.

They don't seem very glad to see each other.

Luckily they were once very close.

But not for many years now.

She'd taken it very hard.

She thought the world of her aunt.

We all did.

She was very kind to us.

I'm sorry I never got to know her.

She was definitely worth knowing.

We'll meet again soon under more pleasant circumstances.

I'm fake.

Dear.

Enough.

Not yet.

Aren't you going to say goodbye to Judy?

Is there anything else you wish me to?

No.

I can manage everything.

Now it's time to make them suffer.

I'm going to be a little bit more than a little bit more.

I'm going to be a little bit more than a little bit more.

I'm going to be a little bit more than a little bit more.

I'm going to be a little bit more than a little bit more.

I'm going to be a little bit more than a little bit more.

I'm going to be a little bit more than a little bit more.

I'm going to be a little bit more than a little bit more.

I'm going to be a little bit more than a little bit more.

I'm going to be a little bit more than a little bit more.

I love you.

Thank you.

Listen!

Welcome aboard.

There is a huge deal to some of my guests.

I'm more anxious to meet Lily.

She has kept me waiting for three days.

Oh, God.

I'm afraid that I am partly to blame.

I am very selfish.

I'm afraid that I am afraid that I am afraid that I am not going to blame.

I am afraid that I am not going to blame.

I am afraid that I am afraid that I am not going to blame.

I am very selfish of things I want.

Oh, and is she a thing, Mr. Stiarcos?

I'm sorry.

Is your project important to you?

Well, that's just say it could be the whole ballgame.

No, I do not understand.

It's what your 200 ships, your villas, your private jet, thank you,

and all of this is to you.

Maybe even more.

In that case, let us proceed.

Be quiet, please.

Lily?

Lily, Ms. Heil is here.

All right. She can come in.

I feel that introductions are unnecessary.

You like cold coffee?

No.

You know when your Mr. Zvimmer called me in New York and said,

that you might be receptive to the audition.

Zvimmer is a pig.

I don't know him. I only spoke to him on the phone.

Did you come here to talk about Zvimmer or about me?

About you, of course.

Do that.

All right.

No, thank you.

I'd like an exclusive on your life story.

It would run in three, possibly four, consecutive issues of lace.

What do I get out of it?

Publicity, money, plus a certain amount of satisfaction.

Tell me more about this satisfaction.

Well, a lot of things have been said and written about you.

I'm sure that many of them were lies.

This is a chance to set the record straight.

Also, you're doing all this for my benefit.

I didn't say that.

No.

You have difficulty being direct, Miss Hale.

Perhaps you've also told a few lies in your time.

We were talking about you.

So you want to tell the whole truth about Lily?

Yes.

And what guarantee do I have that you will?

You name it.

The contract could give you total approval over what appears in the magazine.

You'll print it as I tell it, every word?

Exactly.

There'll be people who object.

One of your big macho movie stars, for instance.

Good?

Also a famous opera singer.

Also a well-known American senator.

Even better.

Enough juicy scandal and your magazine may even be able to stay in business, right?

It will help?

The whole truth, Miss Hale.

You need me.

You need my story.

Is it so difficult to admit?

Yes.

The magazine has been a big part of my life, maybe even the biggest part.

It's a very competitive business.

We've barely been managing to hold our own.

And now, well, an exclusive from you could make all the difference.

When do you want to begin?

As soon as possible?

Why not right now?

I was hoping you'd say that.

Where do you want me to start?

When the doctor slapped me on the button, I let out my first screen.

You tell it I'll print it.

No.

We'll start with something more interesting.

I was pregnant when I was 16, Miss Hale.

Were you pregnant when you were 16, Miss Hale?

I wish you'd call me Judy.

He told me he loved me, Judy.

They always tell us they love us, don't they, Judy?

And when we're very young and very innocent and very stupid, we believe them, don't we, Judy?

I went to Paris with him.

He said we'd get married there, but what was the hurry?

There was tomorrow and next week, and next month.

Then I told him I was pregnant.

Be done.

I thought he'd come back.

I forget exactly how much money he gave me.

You must be joking.

For that you couldn't even have a toothpaste.

It's all I have.

That's not enough.

Would you give me a job here? I'll work hard.

I already have too much staff.

Your room is only paid for until tomorrow morning.

I know how you could make some money.

It's not what you think.

There's a photographer, Serge.

He's fat and he's lazy and he drinks too much, but he pays his mom as well.

If you have any kind of body underneath that coat.

Now tell him to me.

Tell him to me.

Now look shy.

No, not embarrassed.

Shy.

Now angry.

Defiant.

A little pouch.

A little pouch.

Not too much.

No, not too much.

Now put the hat on.

Slow, trip, buddy.

Hello.

Make me desire.

Make me want it.

Make me want to get it.

Was I all right?

You said 200 francs.

You hungry?

No.

Liar.

200 francs.

That's the look I wanted.

Now you give it to me.

Oh, you don't trust, Serge.

I don't trust anyone.

Not anymore.

Don't make such fuss.

You know what he's doing.

He's a real doctor.

Rest here a minute, but not too long.

Go home and stay in bed for 24 hours.

Let's go.

If you start bleeding, call a doctor immediately.

Your room is rented.

I paid you for it this morning.

You paid me for something else.

Here.

Take your things and get out.

I can't.

I'm sick.

Not running a hospital.

Don't let rooms for free.

If you have no more money, get out.

How's this?

Terrible.

Try to look a little bit provocative.

That's provocative.

You never complained before.

If Picasso had painted you, you'd be a bull of fruit.

Is this better?

Or do you want me to?

What's this?

That's enough.

I hate to stop there.

I'm tired, so we stop.

When can we continue when I'm in the mood?

Don't go on with this, Lily. It isn't worth it.

That's for me to decide.

Then just a distinctive older, Lily, and it is not sweet.

Do you know the contest to Shazal?

We have met.

I hear she likes to fill her chateau with the rich and the famous.

So I understand.

Well, you're rich, the man famous?

Lily, listen to me.

I have experienced more of life.

Have you?

You will only hurt yourself, darling.

Are you getting bored with me?

Of course not.

I'm only trying to tell you that...

I'm bored with this.

You're not going to be bored with your friends.

All right.

All right.

Where do you want to go?

On the Carlo, please?

Tovia?

Chateau de Chazal.

Lily?

No.

This weekend.

I'm going to go to the hotel.

Adula.

Maxine.

Green side, I isn't with you.

No.

She's inside on with her son.

This was just a quick and unofficial visit to Paris.

Fortunately, I learned of it.

I didn't think you like so many people around.

So there only be two other guests.

Joe Starcoals, the shipping magnet.

Oh, yes.

He transports some of our oil.

And he's bringing Lily?

Lily.

The film star, the new Greta Gabo.

Oh, I see.

I always wanted to meet the old one.

Ah.

And he appeared out of nowhere on his white charger and saved our lives.

As I recall, the charger was a little more grey than white, and the runaway vehicle was travelling at approximately five miles an hour.

And Fagan was furious.

Now he's pagan.

We're not in very close touch.

No, but you were such good friends.

Well, school friends.

Don't such friendships last?

We saw last month that the funeral of Maxine Zandt.

Is she as stunning as ever?

Definitely.

She married a very eminent scientist as Christopher Swann.

On the rebound from you.

Alexander.

You're always talking about it.

About the wish she was in love with him.

Isn't that why she's talking about it?

So Christopher is involved in cancer research, and Pagan is very active in raising money for the foundation.

On that positive note, shall we go into dinner?

I saw your last fin three times.

He means three times every day.

Sweet.

He always feeds stray pets.

I also feed stray fantasies.

I drink to that. Me too.

I lick some.

Are you abstaining your majesty?

As a Muslim, I must.

But as a man, I say, to Lily.

To Lily. To Lily.

Long may she reign.

That cancer foundation you mentioned, I'd like to hear more about it.

Any particular reason?

Yes.

I know of it.

They are doing fine work.

My company made a contribution.

Have you made a contribution?

I haven't yet been asked.

Really? How careless?

What did you say her name was?

Pagan.

I do think that Pagan should ask his majesty for a sizable contribution.

Why are we talking about cancer?

My dear Alexandra, I think you had enough wine tonight.

I think we should all know that.

I think we should all talk about Lily's new film.

What's it about?

I never know what my films are about.

That way, our performances are so believable.

Absolutely. He's right.

They are true to life because you don't know what they're about.

And nobody knows what life's about.

Right?

Without question, Alexander.

I'm afraid that I alone am unfamiliar with your formidable achievements.

You've got something to look forward to.

I'm sure.

She's a great, great actress.

And how did you become a great, great actress?

The same way you became a king, mostly luck.

She's right. She's right.

It was my luck to be born of royal blood. What was yours?

Well, some say that the camera has been kind.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Well, some say that the camera has been kind to me.

And has life been kind to you as well?

I don't think my life would make ideal dinner conversation either.

Sure it will. I want to hear all the details.

All the lurid details?

What else? We all want to know, don't we?

Of course.

By all means.

And is La Contes also interested in that kind of life that I've had?

Yes. We're all obviously intrigued.

If you insist.

Let's see.

1979.

An excellent year for Bojoleen.

Also a crucial year for Lily.

Also, the year I learned how to make money out of making love.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Cash only and in advance and say it's only a third time.

It's my first time.

No man believes that.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

But of course, making love in private is not as lucrative as faking it for a moment.

Faking it for an audience.

Okay, no lights on the bed.

What is this scene about?

What is this scene about?

What are all the scenes about?

It would help me to know.

No, it would help you to have an aphrodisiac.

Who is still in my motivation?

There's your motivation.

Who?

Everybody on the bed.

Teresa, come on.

Let's go, Lili.

Tomorrow ready? All right.

Now everything off.

Try to make it look like you're enjoying every minute of it.

Action!

It was not one of my best performances.

We'll have our coffee in the other room.

We'll have our coffee in the other room.

We'll have our coffee in the other room.

We will have our coffee in the other room.

We have plans to build sheets more town good.

But with our prices so unsteady, perhaps we should attend the next open room.

We have to be in the perfect comfort.

So should I. The price of oil also affect the price of champagne.

Shall?

Excuse me.

In Saudi Arabia it could be made to breathe.

Is an Alexander with you?

No, I don't know where he is.

Maybe sleeping off the wine.

Looking for the boy.

I think so.

You are in my home.

I am in the house.

I am in the house.

I am in the house.

I am in the house.

I am in the house.

I am in the house.

I am in the house.

I am in the house.

I am in the house.

I am in the house.

I am in the house.

I am in the house.

I am in the house.

Not in my home.

Not with my son.

She has done nothing.

Get out of here.

Now listen to me.

Get out.

Do what she says.

Darling.

But she should not have come in here.

Why did you?

Why?

Why not?

Help me.

Help me.

You simply said I want you out of here first thing in the morning.

Understand maximum.

First thing in the morning.

Mm, mm, mm, mm, mm, mm.

You made her go!

You threw her out!

Lower your voice.

You threw her out like your common tramp.

She is a common tramp.

Then why did you invite her here?

She was good enough for you yesterday.

She was more fancy trimming for your fancy weekend.

You can't even be honest about what you've done.

All right. I didn't know she was so common.

Is that honest enough?

Not nearly enough.

You are jealous of her.

Admit it!

Don't be childish, you.

If you won't prove that I'm more longer a child.

I don't need any proof.

All right. She's gone now.

Everything is over.

Oh, no, it isn't. No. It's just beginning.

I love her.

And when you got rid of her, you also lost me.

Adix, I love her. And I'm going to be with her.

And nobody can stop me. Not even you.

Adix, I love her.

I have met some sex symbols in my time.

But nothing like this.

Yeah, but do you believe it?

I don't know, but I do know.

I'll have a lot of copies.

Aren't you worried about libel?

How vulnerable are we?

Totally.

We have to take full responsibility for every word that we print.

Our country is not a good person.

We have to take full responsibility for every word that we print.

Our contract with her is very explicit.

When it's a senator's word against a sex symbols word,

who's going to listen to the senator?

Providing she backs up what she told me.

Why wouldn't she?

Well, I don't know, Tom. I don't know.

I just don't trust her.

Shooty, this can put us over the tuck.

You don't think I know that?

Well, do we print it or not?

We'll print it.

We'll see that copy by the way.

Shoot.

I'm very grateful.

In fact, I...

Or rather, I should say we're both.

There's only one slight difficulty.

Does it have to be this week?

Ah, I see.

No, no, no, no.

It's just that I have some speaking commitments.

Yes, of course.

Why not?

Well, look, we'll make the travel arrangements

and then we'll let you know.

Right.

And once again, thank you very much.

Goodbye.

Unbelievable.

300 guesses who that was?

I give up.

A side in embassy.

Or is it side in ease?

Side in.

What was that about a trip?

You and I have both been invited to the royal palace.

By no less than King Abdullah himself.

Very clever of you to put him on the mailing list, darling.

I didn't.

Well, he's heard about our work somehow.

We haven't been invited out there to inspect the oil fields.

How big a donation do you think an Arab king would be worth?

You said they invited both of us?

Of course.

And you told them you had other commitments?

Not to worry.

They'll settle for one of us.

They're expecting you this Thursday.

It's impossible.

Pagan, have you any idea how wealthy these people are?

Abdullah could probably underwrite our work for years,

just out of his petty cash.

Probably.

Ring them back and tell them I can't make it either.

It's a little earlier for that, isn't it?

I can't do it.

Why not?

You know as much about the foundation as I do.

And you're convincing.

People listen to you.

I can't.

Give me one good reason.

There's one.

No problem.

Booze is forbidden in Muslim countries.

I have commitments as well.

I have meetings.

I don't want to step foot in that place ever!

Whatever your reason, that was a long time ago.

Welcome back, ladies Swann.

I don't suppose you remember me.

Of course I do, I move.

It's been many years.

More than I care to admit.

Never.

Never.

Never.

Never.

Never.

Never.

Maybe Swann may presume.

King Abdullah of sight.

I trust you had a pleasant journey.

Very pleasant, thank you.

Luhasa, I'm of your service.

Thank you.

Abdullah.

Why are you going to introduce us?

I'm sorry, uh, Lady Swann.

This is Lily.

I assumed you'd met before.

I don't believe so.

I'm sure you'd remember if we had.

You're perfect!

I'm so proud of you.

I'm so proud of you.

You're a perfect!

I'm so proud of you.

I'm so proud of you.

Well done, come on.

He's extremely good for his age.

Yes, he's had a great deal of instruction.

Bravo boy.

She certainly has it.

Whatever it's called.

Charisma.

Animal magnetism, style quality.

Yes.

I can't quite fathom her intentions.

I should think they're fairly obvious.

But then why would she want you here?

I'm sure she doesn't.

You are wrong.

It was upon her insistence suggestion that he invite you.

In effect, we have no special attention.

And our foundation hasn't endorsed any one line of research.

Last year, grants were given to 28 different research teams in 12 different countries.

Was Siden one of the countries?

A good question.

Has any medical person from Siden who's involved in cancer research applied to our foundation for assistance?

Also a good question.

The point is that cancer is being attacked on a variety of fronts.

And we believe that all serious research should be supported.

Unfortunately, that takes a lot of money.

I find it all most admirable.

Absolutely.

More importantly, definite progress has been made.

Wonderful.

And would you say that cancer is the number one killer in the world?

Officially, number two.

Exceeded only by heart disease, correct?

Yes, but not in Siden.

Cancer makes no national distinctions.

But surely it's a Western disease.

In the Middle East, it doesn't compare to typhoid or cholera

or even malnutrition.

Has your foundation sponsored any research on malnutrition?

I would like to explain our work to you in more detail in private.

As always, you've been listening most carefully.

Now I ask your opinion.

The Western nations have always been more concerned with their health than ours.

I ask for your opinion. You give me a statement of fact.

I say selfishness should begin at home.

This is very important to me.

And even more important to millions of suffering people.

No doubt.

I am merely suggesting that different people suffer from different things in different ways.

And there simply isn't enough oil revenue to cure the world.

Ladies Swan has come here for a donation.

She'll be given one.

Yes.

A small one.

A token donation as a gesture of our goodwill.

Anything else would be resented by our people with good reason.

We must look after our own.

Obviously.

We must look after our own.

We must look after our own.

We must look after our own.

We must look after our own.

We must look after our own.

We must look after our own.

We must look after our own.

We must look after our own.

We must look after our own.

We must look after our own.

Ready for takeoff sir.

Ready Captain.

Here we go.

Why did you do it?

Pardon?

Why did you sabotage my mission last night?

Did I?

You know damn well you did.

Don't shout at me Lady High and Mighty Swan.

What you did last night was vicious and spiteful and destructive.

And I want to know why you did it.

All right.

I'll explain.

At least the way the different psychiatrists have explained it to me.

They blame various unpleasant, unnatural experiences.

I'm not sure what you're saying.

It's unpleasant, unnatural experiences.

Like being abandoned by my mother.

I don't know what you're talking about.

One of them claimed that much of my behavior is from having to appear in pornographic films.

Have you ever had to appear in a pornographic film, Lady Swan?

Have you any idea what it does to a 17 year old girl?

Do all her romantic dreams do any kind of respect that she has for herself?

I tried to save mine by pretending it wasn't me doing it.

And that's what made them think that I could act.

Do you think I can act, Lady Swan?

I don't have any idea.

But what does that have to do with last night?

Perhaps I was acting last night.

Perhaps I'm acting right now.

No.

You can't pretend to be anything but what you are.

You wanted him to invite me here.

It was all you were doing. Why?

Because I wanted to see the two of you together.

Why?

Because I heard about you and him.

Because you were a woman.

You were a woman.

You were a woman.

You were a woman.

You were a woman.

I'm not going to be a woman.

Because you were lovers once and he and I are going to be.

Wait! Wait a minute.

I'm talking to you?

You said enough.

What kind of a warped mind do you have?

You've called me enough names.

All right, you've seen us together, so what?

So, I've learned that his taste in women is consistent.

You and I are similar types, at least physically.

I'm trying to picture you at my age.

And I've learned something else.

I've seen that he prefers me.

Are you sure?

Are you absolutely certain?

I think the small donation your organization will receive is proof enough.

Don't count on it, Lily.

First loves die hard.

He's taken his wife and son away so he can be alone with me.

Ladies, Swan, since you've finished your business here,

I suggest that you be gone by the time he returns.

I'm going to get out of here.

Yes?

You rang, lady Swan?

Yes, I'd like to leave for London as soon as possible.

Have someone make the necessary arrangements?

It will be done.

Is there anything else?

No. Thank you.

Please, please.

Wait. What are you doing?

It's mine. My mother gave it to me.

Stop, thief! Stop! My hat!

Don't!

Let go!

Count!

Perfect.

Darling, marvellous.

Try something next. You were perfect.

It could be much better.

What didn't you like about it, darling?

But it looked so planned. It had no spontaneity, no abandon.

It could be done better.

I know, but sometimes we have to settle for pretty good.

Could you sign some of these now?

Did you sign the telegram's?

Yes, exactly as you said.

Would you change your mind?

About that scene, no.

I think it would be fine once they put it together.

I meant about New York.

Let me go with you.

No.

Why not?

Darling boy, I am going there to do a very special scene, and I mustn't have any distractions.

What scene? What's it about?

It's the biggest scene that I will ever play.

Maxine, telegram for you.

Damn it!

I told you we couldn't trust her.

Now, the next item on the agenda is the new laser equipment.

As you know, this is an area where breakthroughs are occurring.

As I was saying, this is an area where breakthroughs are occurring almost daily, in America, for instance.

I should warn you that I am prepared to deny many statements attributed to me in your publication, for at.

She doesn't say which statement?

Oh, come on, we both know what she means.

Well, why would she do it?

Who knows?

Maybe she was lying all the time.

Yeah, she names names and then denies it.

And she gets twice the mileage.

Some broad.

Some animal.

Look, you don't know her.

No, but I have a pretty shrewd idea what a New York benefit premier would be worth.

Maybe, uh, three thousand seats at $150 each?

The hotel pier.

On the 18th.

Why there?

Why the 18th?

What is her warped little mind up to this time?

Maybe this time, I should deal with her.

I've never tangled with a superstar.

No.

This was sent to me.

I still don't see what you're going there can accomplish.

I'm not letting her destroy our son's life.

There are those who wouldn't consider an affair with her as a fate worse than death.

Oh, you know she's not in terror telling him.

It's not what the telegram implied.

She wants something.

I don't know what, but I'm going to find out.

I don't know what.

I'm going to find out.

I don't know what to do.

I don't know what to do.

I don't know what to do.

I don't know what to do.

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I don't know what to do.

I don't know what to do.

That's it.

Hey, that's it.

Hey, that's it.

Hey, that's it.

Hey, that's it.

What about you and Josie out of Cox?

Hey, what about the senator?

Has he written you issue a place?

Anything you can tell us about the premier.

Ray, can't play.

No, no, no.

No, no, no.

I've thought it's you.

What are you doing?

You came to the door!

Hey, get your way.

Come on, I promise you.

You're looking for me.

I'm coming to you.

Why?

Why?

Why?

Why?

Why?

Why?

As we all know, Lily doesn't always keep her appointments.

Well...

Flight from Paris is due shortly.

So what's going on?

There's nothing to do with you.

Everything you do concerns me.

Now form the proposal.

So what is this?

You got logs in the retail?

Why not?

That's why I need some rest, and that's why you're going to go now.

We have to make up some kind of schedule.

Must I say everything twice?

All right.

Take a nap.

I'll be back later.

Not today!

But Lily!

I don't want to be disturbed by anyone today.

What have you said, Halle?

Get some rest.

The Countess is on her way in from the airport.

Both she and Lady Swan receive the message.

What about Miss Hale?

Miss Hale too.

All of them will be here at 4.30.

Good.

Taxi!

Taxi!

I'll have an appointment with Manuel Zellili.

Of course.

Please.

Come in.

If you will make yourself comfortable.

Thank you.

Could I get for a drink?

Sweet one, please.

I'm Lady Swan.

Of course.

Please.

Come in.

I'm afraid there's been a mistake.

Manuel Zellili is expecting me.

There's no mistake.

Would you like a drink?

Yes, please.

Or should you?

Scotch and water, no ice.

You look well, Maxine.

So do you, pagan.

I don't understand this mix up.

I was told to be here at 4.30.

So was I.

There must be a reason.

Thank you.

Are you involved in the benefit premiere?

What benefit premiere?

Of a new film.

Of course not.

I came to see Manuel Zellili

about a private matter.

I think we're entitled to an explanation.

Certainly.

Excuse me.

Well.

What's this, group therapy?

I demand to know what's going on.

One moment, madame.

Were you asked to be here at 4.30, Charles?

Well, I don't know.

I don't know what's going on.

One moment, madame.

Were you asked to be here at 4.30, Charles?

I don't know.

I don't know what's going on.

One moment, madame.

Were you asked to be here at 4.30, Charles?

Not asked, told.

This is ridiculous.

My business with Manuel Zellili is a personal matter.

Not just wait!

Don't tell me what to do.

Why don't we all shut up?

They're all here, madame.

I'm sorry.

Somebody wants to make a big entrance.

I'm sorry.

Did you introduce yourselves?

Oh, that's right.

You already know each other, don't you?

Judy, you don't have a drink?

Never mind.

But it's one for all and all for one.

If they have a drink, you should have a drink.

I'd rather not thank you.

We're anxious to know why we're all being invited here at the same time.

Of course you are, Maxine.

You don't mind my using your first name and calling you Pagan and Judy.

I feel I know each of you so well.

Why at the same time?

Because it will save time, Pagan.

What do we have to discuss, Manuel Zellili, has to be discussed alone?

I feel the same.

But surely you have no secrets from each other.

Such good friends?

Please.

Yes, such close friends with so much in common.

You didn't bring this here for a reunion.

No, not quite.

You each are here because you each want something.

Something that only I can give you.

Maxine wants me.

It's not concern of theirs.

But they're your friends, Maxine.

Don't you care about what happens to Judy's magazine?

Of course she does.

So do I.

That's better.

Of course you do.

And they want you to hang on to your precious mission in life.

I won't call it that.

And they want you to hold on to your precious son.

But only I can do these things.

What's your price, Lili?

My price.

You may find it very expensive.

Why not name it?

In time.

All in due time.

And perhaps I will have nothing more to do with Maxine's son.

Perhaps.

And maybe I will stand by every word I told Judy.

And maybe not.

And pagan's noble cause might benefit from my film's premiere

or some other worthy charity.

I haven't made up my mind yet.

Incidentally.

Which one of you bitches is my mother?

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