:21:01
His fa... fo...
:21:05
Try not to talk.
That's the important thing.
:21:08
If you don't say anything,
you can't get tripped up.
Understand?
:21:11
I won't speak unless I'm spoken to.
That's the ticket.
:21:13
A Miss Pennington has
telephoned several times
while you were out, sir.
:21:16
Miss Penni...
Excuse me! Oh!
:21:18
When she calls again,
tell her I'll call her as soon as I can.
:21:25
Let's go over it once more.
How long have you lived in Mexico?
Five years.
:21:27
Parents?
Just a mother.
Left for Boston.
:21:29
To see?
Relatives.
:21:32
Remember, try not to talk.
I may have to
answer something.
:21:34
If he asks you a question you're
not sure of, just smile... like this.
:21:37
You can smile your way
out of anything.
:21:40
That's fine. Ready?
Shoot.
:21:49
Oh. Yes, indeed.
:21:52
My blessings to you both.
:21:55
Well, thank you.
:21:57
Hello, Bishop.
Good morning, son.
:21:59
This is Bishop Maxwell.
And this is...
:22:02
How do you do?
How do you do.
:22:04
Have you had your breakfast?
:22:07
Yes, she has.
Yes, thank you.
:22:09
Wouldn't like a nice
little steak sent up here,
would you?
:22:12
- No, thank you.
- You could eat it when everyone's gone.
:22:16
She said no.
And she wouldn't care
for a nice cigar either...
:22:18
which she could smoke
when everyone's gone.
:22:20
It won't do, Jonathan.
:22:22
Keep an eye on him, Bishop.
I'll be right back.
:22:26
Wonder if that ol' witch doctor
has a medical diploma. I bet he hasn't.
:22:29
How did you find Mexico?
:22:31
Wonderful country,
isn't it?
Yes. Yes, it is.
:22:35
Yes, I was there quite a while myself.
Almost two years.
:22:38
Really?
Charming language.
:22:40
Se dice que los Espanoles
tienen un proverbio.
:22:44
El idioma Aleman
es para los caballos,
:22:47
el Frances para los hombres...
:22:50
y el Espanol para los mujeres.
:22:55
Yo digo ques los Espanoles
estan en lo cierto. No es asi?
:22:59
Now, Bishop.