:34:00
Oh, bits of rock. Sand. Water.
:34:04
I see. Crab Key begins to interest me.
:34:08
What else do we know
about this Chinese gentleman?
:34:11
Nothing much. Except his name.
:34:14
Doctor No.
:34:49
- I'd like to see Professor Dent, please.
- Have you an appointment?
:34:53
James Bond.
We met yesterday at the Queen's Club.
:34:56
Very well. He's somewhere in the lab.
:34:59
Is Professor Dent there?
:35:03
Oh, never mind. Thank you.
:35:05
Morning, Professor.
:35:08
Mr Bond. Anything I can do for you?
:35:10
Yes. I came across this
in Strangways' office.
:35:14
Your receipt.
:35:17
Yes, that's right.
:35:18
Can you tell me anything about it?
:35:22
Poor old Strangways.
Bit of a bug of his, this amateur geology.
:35:26
He brought some rock samples in for
testing, convinced they were valuable.
:35:30
Were they?
:35:32
No, of course not.
Just low-grade iron pyrites.
:35:35
Can I see them?
:35:37
Well, no, I... I threw 'em away.
:35:40
- Do you know where he found them?
- No, he didn't say.
:35:45
- Crab Key, perhaps?
- Definitely not.
:35:49
Why so certain?
:35:51
- Not geologically possible.
- Thank you, Professor.
:35:54
It's kind of you to spare me your time.
:35:57
You're welcome, Mr Bond.
:35:59
Oh, Professor...