Mata Hari
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1:04:00
And furthermore, your usefulness in Paris
is permanently ovver.

1:04:06
Here is the list of the Allied agents
in elgium.

1:04:09
Commit those names to memory
and then destroy it.

1:04:11
And report to H-1 2 immediately
you arrivve in Amsterdam.

1:04:20
-Come in.
-Well, what is it?

1:04:23
-Madame sent for me.
-Yes.

1:04:25
l want him to get a letter through.
1:04:29
-For Lieutenant Rosanoff.
-Rosanoff? ut he is--

1:04:33
-What is it? What were you going to say?
-Well, l--

1:04:37
Get out. Get out!
1:04:45
Something's happened to him.
Tell me what it is.

1:04:48
He's dead.
1:04:55
Dead?
1:04:57
-How?
-Plane crash.

1:05:00
Just this side of the enemy line.
1:05:06
lt's too late to do anything for him now.
No sense in your risking--

1:05:09
-Don't talk to me.
-Well, maybe l'm wrong, of course.

1:05:13
Maybe he's only injured.
Yes, that's it, l think.

1:05:17
Well, can't you remember?
You must remember.

1:05:20
Why is it so important to you?
Where are you going?

1:05:23
-l'm going to find out.
-Wait a minute. Don't lose your head.

1:05:26
After all, he's not dead, he's only injured.
1:05:29
-And where is he?
-l don't know, some hospital, l suppose.

1:05:32
-Well, l'll find out.
-And be arrested?

1:05:34
The police are probably looking
for you now.

1:05:42
-Remember, you havve your orders.
-What do l care for your orders?

1:05:46
You can't frighten me. l'm not Carlotta.
1:05:49
l'm Mata Hari and my own master.
1:05:53
Here are your orders. l resign.
1:05:55
-Not so loud, someone will hear you.
-Oh, so you resign?

1:05:59
Very well, Mata Hari,
l accept your resignation.


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