:39:00
Looking for somebody?
Don't be afraid of me...
:39:03
I've got you spotted as a lady
in trouble, from out of town.
:39:09
Schoolteacher, or librarian,
which is it?
:39:13
-Schoolteacher.
-I thought so...
:39:16
they always look like they lost
something. Maybe I can help you.
:39:20
-I don't think so, thank you.
-Looking for some man, I suppose...
:39:23
must be a relative.
:39:26
And from the worried look,
I'd say a close one.
:39:29
A husband, for instance.
:39:31
-I'm really amazed.
-I hit it?
:39:35
-But how could you tell?
-I'm a kind of psychologist.
:39:38
You've got to be in my line.
:39:42
Now, would you mind filling in
a few of the blank spaces for me?
:39:45
-No, it's just that we quarrelled.
-And then you got sorry...
:39:50
and you came running after him?
That's the usual psychology.
:39:54
-But now you're afraid to face him?
-No, no...
:39:59
It's that I don't know
what room he's in...
:40:02
He told a friend he was coming here,
but under a different name...
:40:05
so I couldn't find him.
But I must find him and apologise.
:40:10
When did he arrive here?
:40:14
-Yesterday morning.
-Give me a description of him.
:40:18
He's very tall and attractive...
:40:23
dark hair, rather rugged face...
:40:26
-brown eyes, and one suitcase.
-I'll go check on him.