A Foreign Affair
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:46:01
- I guess that's right.
- We can therefore assume he visits her.

:46:05
Very logical.
:46:07
Therefore, to catch him,
we must watch her place.

:46:10
Smart idea.
:46:12
- You know where she lives?
- I can find out.

:46:15
And I shall watch it
day and night... personally.

:46:18
No, we'll watch it together, the two of us.
:46:21
- We will?
- Yes. I want to be an eyewitness.

:46:24
I want to see that man myself
and face him down.

:46:27
Can you afford the time, Miss Frost?
:46:30
Any time it requires.
This I intend to make my case in point.

:46:33
You'll go to the General?
:46:35
I will, and to the War Department
and to the President.

:46:40
And if that doesn't do it,
I'll see Gabriel Heater.

:46:55
It's well after curfew.
I wonder if he's coming tonight.

:46:59
- He'll be here.
- Yeah?

:47:01
I don't think you understand
about arrangements like this.

:47:05
They work 24 hours a day,
seven days a week.

:47:07
Does the CIO know about this?
:47:12
Are you sure there aren't
any back stairs to that apartment?

:47:16
There isn't even any back wall.
:47:17
She must be waiting for somebody.
Why leave the lights on?

:47:20
Maybe she's knitting
or putting up pickled peaches.

:47:24
Only we know better.
:47:31
Pickled peaches.
:47:34
I bet you miss Iowa. I do already.
:47:39
- It's changed since you've been there.
- Yeah?

:47:42
A lot has happened, especially in Murdoch.
:47:45
- Do you remember Union Street?
- Mm-hm.

:47:48
Well, they've changed the name.
Now it's called Iwo Jima Boulevard.

:47:52
- That's news.
- And there was a post office scandal.

:47:55
- Yeah?
- About the new mural in the post office.

:47:59
The town collected $2,000 to hire a painter.

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