:32:07
- You tired?
- No.
:32:10
I just want to drift
and feel the sun on my face.
:32:14
You know, the last few weeks
I've come alive.
:32:17
I like it.
:32:19
You've been good for me, Mark.
:32:21
I don't feel that the whole world
is sick any longer.
:32:25
I'm glad.
:32:54
Well, look!
:32:55
Oh!
:32:57
Why do you look so surprised?
You expected me, didn't you?
:33:00
Yes, but I didn't expect you
to come out of the ocean.
:33:03
- Nora, this is Mark Elliott.
- How do you do?
:33:06
- Robert and Ann.
- We've met before. I'll get some towels.
:33:09
- Hi, Ann.
- Hi, Mark.
:33:10
Suyin, I never thought of you
as Venus rising from the sea.
:33:13
Suyin didn't have anything to wear
so I suggested we swim over.
:33:16
- I'll get you some dry things.
- And something wet in a glass for you.
:33:20
- Run along. Use my room.
- Thanks.
:33:26
Well, you're a sly one.
:33:29
When did Mark Elliott discover medicine?
:33:31
- I don't know what you mean.
- "I don't know what you mean." Oh, really?
:33:36
Can't two intelligent people enjoy each
other's company and let it rest there?
:33:41
Not if you're Mark Elliott and Han Suyin.
:33:45
Do you like him?
:33:47
I didn't swim across the bay to escape him.
:33:49
I knew it. If ever I saw anyone looking
moonstruck in the sunshine, is you.
:33:53
Oh, nonsense. Truth is,
I have no intention of falling in love.
:33:57
Listen to her.
:33:59
He is a nice human being.