Indiscreet Page #8
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So impatient,
so flattering.
Anna, we're
staying over.
Hello?
Yes, dear,
they've gone.
How nice of you to call
and say goodnight.
Oh, by the way,
Why don't you come up
for a nightcap,
Just this once?
No? All right.
Good night.
Oh, good.
It's all right.
He's not coming up.
He says that so
the operator won't know.
So considerate
about my reputation.
Well, get going.
He'll be here any minute.
I'm not going,
and you can't make me.
Good night,
dear sister.
Anna, you're just
being impulsive.
I've only got your
interests at heart.
Good night.
I'll tell you one thing.
every 15 minutes,
If somebody doesn't
answer the phone,
Good night, Anna.
I'll send for our
clothes in the morning.
Remember,
nothing in anger.
Hurry, dear. If he catches
us, we'll be embarrassed.
Why should we
be embarrassed?
He's the one that's
sneaking up here.
Come on!
Remember mama!
Hello?
Good evening, darling.
It isn't the beginning
of the evening.
It is for me.
Champagne
for the occasion.
Some for you.
Some for me.
I'll swizzle it
with my nose.
May I?
Of course.
Ooh.
You dressed for bed?
Mm-Hmm.
I smell perfume.
Oh.
Well, what happened
to that?
Oh, just
a little accident.
It was very thoughtful
of you
Not letting the telephone
operator know you were coming up.
That was the least
I could do.
It's typical of you,
Consideration
in small things.
You don't think
we're fooling anyone?
Indeed, I do.
Oh, the whole building
will know.
Now, how could that be true?
How could they know?
The elevator operator.
I used the stairs.
Oh, did you, really?
Don't start
admiring me again.
It's only one flight.
Mmm.
Oh.
I have here a token
of my esteem and regard.
You've given me quite
enough presents.
Yes, but this is
your birthday present.
This must not be opened
before midnight tomorrow night.
I'd like to
ask you something.
What?
Did you give your wife
as many presents
Before
you were separated?
Well, that's not
much of a subject.
I'm very curious.
Tell me.
Well, yes, I guess so.
Why do you ask?
whether you are truly generous
Or if it is
your conscience.
Many people get credit
For doing admirable
things that they rarely do
Because they'd feel
uncomfortable if they didn't.
I hope that's from
a play you're in
Because
it's pretty silly.
It's from the play
Im in now.
I don't remember that.
Oh. Now,
about this present.
It looks very expensive.
It's so small.
Well, it is expensive.
I'll take it.
I deserve it.
Anna, what is
the matter with you?
You've taken the best
years of my life.
Why are you
behaving so strangely?
You've been in a dozen
different moods,
Most of which
Ive never seen before.
Mystery, that is
my stock in trade.
I'm a woman,
you know.
I know.
I'll testify to that.
I...
will you-Will you
get into another mood?
Something less, uh,
flippant, please.
I'll wait.
What kind of mood
would you like?
Nothing makes a man
feel more ridiculous
Than being sentimental
when a woman is not.
Oh, you want
sentiment, huh?
You sure it's expensive?
Well, then,
I can do that.
I'm an actress.
You couldn't deceive me.
Mmm. You'd be surprised.
Oh, darling.
Oh, Ill miss you
terribly.
I'll walk
into a crowded room.
Someone will be standing
the way you stand.
He'll hold his head the
way you hold your head,
The way you hold
your knife and fork.
I don't hold my knife and
fork in any special way.
Yes, you do. You hold
your fork straight up,
As a little boy does.
Now, that
is in your play.
You see?
Well, you are
in a strange mood.
Ahh.
What character are you
playing now?
Delilah.
Delilah-From the bible?
I don't see the parallel.
It's my own
interpretation.
If Im going to be
destroyed anyway-
Is it going to be
that sort of an evening?
It's only Margaret.
Margaret. The woman
loves the telephone.
What would she have done
Probably have sent
carrier pigeons. Hello?
been black with them.
Hello, David.
Oh, this is quite
a surprise.
Uh, you think
I ought to...
don't you dare leave.
You may wish
to speak privately.
Why, Philip,
you're not jealous?
That's not jealousy.
That's just
common courtesy.
You're beginning
to blush.
Huh? No, no.
I'm not alone.
Doris is here.
Doris is leaving.
She's just leaving.
I'm not interested
in Alfreds advice.
Oh, Margaret.
Then let Alfred
take a sleeping pill.
Good night.
You can come
back now, Doris!
You know, I think I
ought to point out to you
That Im not jealous.
Oh, Im glad.
I was so afraid when you
left the room just now
That you were displeased.
No-Well, yes, as a matter
of fact, I was displeased,
But that's not the same
as jealousy.
You see,
Im a very honest man,
And Ill admit that I was
displeased at his calling you.
Yes, you are honest,
And Im going
to match your honesty.
What do you mean?
I've been hiding this
from you.
Well, what is it?
A red rose.
Now, where
did you get it?
Where did it come from?
David?
I wasn't going to
let you know about it.
I didn't have
confidence in you.
I'm ashamed of myself.
Did he give it to you
this evening? Where?
Was he at the dance?
Was there a note with it?
Did he bring it over
himself?
A waiter
brought it over.
Oh, then he didn't
speak to you.
He did.
When? How? I danced
with you all evening.
I was with you
every minute.
When I went to the powder
room, he followed me.
He followed you
to the p-
Well! I will not
lower myself
To discussing
such behavior.
I will merely say that
he does not flatter you.
I pictured more
of a - a gentleman.
David is a gentleman.
Take my word for it.
Oh, come now!
You'd like him.
Yes, you would.
You'd get along
beautifully together.
Hardly. You know, I don't
consider myself a snob,
But Im sure there's no
one among my acquaintances
Who follow women
to powder rooms.
Maybe Im wrong. Maybe
he didn't follow me.
Maybe it was
just a coincidence.
No. He was
following you.
In any case, did I do the
Certainly, you did.
And you're not upset?
Not the slightest.
I'm pleased.
Pleased?
Frankly, I was curious to
know what sort of a man he is.
I'm not anymore.
I'm glad. That's
the way to look at it.
What did he say to you
on the phone?
On the phone?
I'm sorry.
I wasn't asking,
But you were explaining
about him,
And I thought you
intended to tell me.
I was just trying to help
the conversation along.
I don't mind
telling you.
I'd rather not hear it.
I'd like to tell you.
It's of no interest
to me whatsoever.
He asked me
to go out with him.
And what did you say?
Here or at the dance?
He asked you
at both places?
Well, he asked me there,
and I said no,
And now
he asked me again.
And what did you say?
What do you think
I said?
Absolutely not.
Oh. Oh, well.
If you feel like it,
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