:25:02
You look more like a white man to me.
:25:04
I'm not proud of my white blood.
:25:06
Oh, you're not, are you?
:25:07
No, I'm not.
:25:08
Rather be a China man, huh?
:25:10
Yes.
:25:11
What future is there being a china man?
Your born, you eat your way through a handful of rice,
and ya' die. What a country.
Let's have a drink!
:25:27
Do you want to be alone, Doctor?
:25:28
No, it's quite alright.
I was just going to turn in anyway.
:25:38
Don't let me detain you.
I thought it was quite early.
:25:42
What time is it?
:25:43
Nine-thirty.
:25:52
You still have the watch I gave you, Donald.
:25:54
I was afraid you'd notice it.
:25:55
I had long hair then.
:25:57
I remember quite well.
:25:59
Do you expect to stay in Shanghai a while?
:26:02
I think so.
:26:03
Then we ought to see a lot of each other.
:26:06
Perhaps.
:26:10
What have you been doing, Donald,
since I saw you last?
:26:12
Nothing much. Mostly service routine.
A couple of years in India, after our smash-up.
:26:17
I went back to England for a while.
Then I was assigned to a scientific expedition in Manchuria.
:26:23
Sounds as if you had been rather lonesome, Doc.
:26:26
I can't say I was very lonesome.
It was an active life,
full of interest and excitement.
:26:30
I suppose you mean women.
:26:32
It was difficult to find someone to take your place.
:26:34
Did you try very hard?
:26:37
Not particularly.
I didn't want to be hurt again.
:26:41
Always a bit selfish, Doc.
Thinking of your own hurt.
:26:44
I can't except your reproach,
I was the only one hurt.
:26:50
You left me without a word.
Purely because I indulged in a woman's trick
to make you jealous.
:26:56
I wanted to be certain that you loved me.