Letter from an Unknown Woman Page #3
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least she deserves.
Four years ago when you
played the D Minor.
You remember that?
The morning review, also.
Compare too young Mozart.
I was very young.
You like it?
Valpolicelli, it's called.
First thing you see when you come
down the other side of the Alps.
The Italians say, it
is such a good wine,
Because the grapes have
their roots in the valley,
And their eyes on the mountains.
Please...
Please what?
Please talk about yourself.
to hear about me. Why?
Uh, never mind why.
The truth is, I've had
rather an easy time of it.
People accepted my
music very quickly.
Perhaps too quickly.
Sometimes it's easier to
please others than oneself.
What're you going to say?
You know you don't
talk very much.
Well... I can't say it very well.
But...
Yes.
Sometimes, I felt when
you're playing that...
Go on.
That... you haven't quite found
what you're looking for.
How long have you been
hiding in my piano?
Uh, never mind explaining.
I just assume
you're a sorceress,
And that you can make
yourself very tiny.
have a sorceress for a friend.
Who knows?
You maybe able to
help me someday.
How could I help you?
So, that's what
you've been thinking?
You're a very strange girl.
Who ever you are, where
ever you came from...
Don't you have any problems?
Not... important ones.
It's been a long while since
anyone did that for me?
Stop here, please.
Woo... Ah.
Good evening, Mr. Brand.
Good evening.
Roses?
Yes. Please.
Nice red ones?
No. Red is the wrong color. I think a
single white rose would be perfect.
This is a special occasion.
Here you are. Good night.
Good night, Mr. Brand.
Enjoy yourself.
Did I guess right?
Is it your flower?
From now on it will be.
Would you like me to close it?
No.
Hah... and now to the park.
Do you think it
would all be close?
I hope not.
I never come here in the season.
It's more pleasant in the winter.
I don't know why.
It's perhaps...
Because you prefer to imagine
how it will be in the spring.
Because if it's spring, then it's
nothing to imagine and to wish for.
me you don't know?
A few things.
For instance, one
thing I don't know,
If one day they would make a wax
figure of you and put you in there.
Because you'll be so famous.
Well, if they do, will you pay
your penny to come in and see me?
If you come alive.
Now I see you as a little girl.
You do?
When my father was alive,
we travelled a lot.
He went nearly everywhere.
We've had a wonderful time.
I didn't know you
travelled so much.
Oh, yes.
Perhaps we've been in
some of the same places.
No, I don't think so.
Where did you go?
Well, it was a long time. But...
For instance, there
was Rio de Janeiro.
Beautiful, exotic, real
with its botanical garden.
Its Avenue palms,
Sugarloaf fountain,
And the harbour where you can look
down and see the flying fishes...
We're in Venice.
Yes, we've arrived.
Where would you like to go next?
France? England? Russia?
Switzerland.
Switzerland.
talk with the engineer.
You and the lady, are
you enjoying the trip?
Very much. We're off
to Switzerland.
There you go. Thank you.
Oh... thank you.
Switzerland.
Switzerland.
Switzerland.
So, you're looking down at
the flying fish. Then what?
Aren't you going to
finish the trip?
Well, there weren't any
trips, do you mind?
You see, my father had a
friend in the travel bureau.
My father worked
across the street.
He was an assistant super
attendant of the municipal water?
And he used to bring photos
home with pictures in them.
And in the evening, he'd put
on his travelling coat.
That's what he called it,
'Cause I was very young.
And he'd say:
where shouldwe go this evening?
And I would say:
Vera Cruz.Because it's a beautiful name.
And then he would say: um...
it's summer there,
You don't want to roast
like a coffee bean, do you?
So, you never did get there?
No. It's just like I tripped the
land with the midnight sun.
What stopped you this time?
The weather.
I thought of India.
But then father remembered
it was the raining season.
Your father was an
expert on climates.
My mother used to say that...
He knew what the weather was
everywhere except home.
What mountain was that?
That's the Matterhorn.
You've climbed it?
Um hum.
Tell me when you've climbed
up the mountain, what then?
Well, you come down again.
Tell me more about your father.
Well, then he finally
did go away.
He had the nicest eyes.
Yes, I can see them.
Why do you like to
climb mountains?
Well, I suppose because,
No matter how high you climb,
And you like to imagine that the
other one is even more wonderful.
Like the spring in the park.
You know far too much
about me already,
And I know almost
nothing about you
Except you have
travelled a great deal.
End of the line. All change.
All change.
What now?
Where haven't we been?
We have no more countries left.
Then we'll begin all over again.
There you are. Thank you.
We'll revisit the
scenes of your youth.
I don't know about them
but I'm going home.
Right after this number.
Me too, if he is not
paying me 50 quarters.
I'd like to play for married people.
They've got homes.
You're sorceress.
Now I'm sure, how else
could we dance this way.
Unless we've danced
together before.
And yet if we had,
should I remember it.
Please.
Promise me something.
Anything.
But I don't even
know where you live.
Promise me you won't vanish.
I won't be the one who vanishes.
We're here.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Who is it?
Brand.
Good morning, Mr. Brand.
Please be seated.
Lisa, leave it on.
Someone wants to see it.
Oh.
Real customer. Looks
like a good one.
One moment.
You'll like this one, I'm sure.
I'm sure.
I like it very much.
Very much.
How did you find me?
I'm a good detective,
what you think?
You are.
I'm afraid we have to put
off our play for tonight.
I couldn't go away
without seeing you.
Where are you going?
Milano.
We go to play at L'escala.
It's wonderful.
It won't be long.
Just two weeks.
Do you suppose you
could see me off?
I'll try.
I'll look for you then.
Good bye. Thank you.
Good-bye. You will be there.
How did it go?
He wasn't interested
in the suit.
But... Madam, could I leave
a bit earlier today?
How early? About 5:00.
Yes. Sure.
Thank you, Madam.
Congratulations, my dear.
Stefan, the train is leaving.
Just a minute.
How long have you
been standing here?
I don't want to go.
Do you believe that?
I'll be here when you get back.
Come on.
Yes. Stefan, hurry, please.
I still know so
little about you.
You like mystery.
That a woman like you
exist, and I found you.
That's mystery to me.
Say "Stefan", the way
you said it last night.
Stefan.
As if you've said
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