:43:01
He does this to propitiate the gods,
to deceive them.
:43:06
And so it is with me.
:43:09
I should like to deceive the gods.
:43:11
For if they notice me, they may be jealous.
:43:17
We mustn't let the angry gods notice us.
:43:20
- Bad rice, bad rice!
- Be quiet!
:43:24
I am very serious.
:43:27
So am I.
:43:39
Dr Sen, this gentleman is looking for Dr Han.
:43:44
- Dr Han is on duty.
- Yes, I know,
:43:46
but she left urgent word
at the office for me to call her.
:43:49
- Urgent?
- Yes, so I came over. I'm Mark Elliott.
:43:53
- I'm Dr Sen. Will you come with me?
- Thank you.
:44:04
- Dr Han, Mr Elliott to see you.
- Thank you, Doctor.
:44:07
- What are you doing here?
- I got your message at the office.
:44:10
I called. They said you were in surgery,
so rather than wait, I came on over.
:44:14
I didn't mean that urgent.
:44:16
Is all right. Thank you.
:44:18
- Whas happened?
- We can't talk here. I'm just going off duty.
:44:23
- Would you like to see how I live?
- Sure.
:44:34
Magnificent, isn't it?
The warm-water pipes run under my floor.
:44:39
The cockroaches grow enormous
and fight great duels.
:44:42
They thrive on DDT, so I leave them alone.
:44:45
Now I can visualise your surroundings
when I'm not with you.
:44:48
You look sleepy. You've got marks
of weariness under your eyes.
:44:52
I do a lot of writing at night
:44:54
so I can spend...
:44:57
more time with you.
:44:58
Shall I make you some coffee?