3:09:00
before he went on his journey.
3:09:02
Journey?
3:09:03
The journey from which
no traveller ever returns.
3:09:12
What had he done?
3:09:14
It seems
he was working for the French.
3:09:16
And the French, I suspect,
were working for the Americans.
3:09:20
So you had a sudden urge
to come here?
3:09:23
What does that have to do with
André? Just because he is French?
3:09:28
The night in New York
3:09:29
when Uribe gave documents
to a Frenchman,
3:09:33
to photograph
inside the Theresa Hotel,
3:09:36
there was another Frenchman
outside the hotel.
3:09:39
- There may have been several.
- Hm.
3:09:42
But the only one
I give a damn about
3:09:45
is the one who was
so conveniently knocked over
3:09:48
when the French spy escaped.
3:09:51
That was smart.
3:09:53
What's this about?
Were you in New York?
3:09:55
Yes. For fun.
3:09:59
You are putting two and two
together and getting eight.
3:10:02
The things you learned from those
papers about Russia and Cuba
3:10:06
is the reason
why are you suddenly here.
3:10:07
And that makes nine.
3:10:09
l was in New York.
3:10:12
l did go up to Harlem
to see the show you were putting on.
3:10:15
And... it was a very good show.
3:10:19
The rest is coincidence.
3:10:22
Now, this is what I came to tell you.
3:10:25
If it were not for her,
3:10:29
if it were not
that it might involve her,
3:10:31
you would disappear tonight.
3:10:33
You would be with Uribe.
3:10:34
Your country would receive
bewildered apologies.
3:10:38
But you would never
be heard from again.
3:10:42
She is a widow
of a hero of the Revolution.
3:10:47
She is loved and honoured
in this country.
3:10:52
You are an intelligence agent.
3:10:57
Your assocation with her can put her
in great danger.