:41:06
I want them to like me,
but l--
:41:09
I want to be let alone too.
:41:16
I'm supposed to want
to be taken, aren't l?
:41:21
I've got this book.
:41:24
But how do you know when to do
what they want you to...
:41:28
and when not to?
:41:36
I suppose you
ought to call me Karen.
:41:53
Theyneedparaffin andtinnedfood,
enough for300men.
:41:57
He wants you to send a white man
with the wagon.
:41:59
- Is he all right?
- Well enough to send the message.
:42:04
And where would my husband
like this wagon sent?
:42:06
He's with Delamere
on the border near Lake Natron.
:42:09
That's confiidential,
ofcourse.
:42:11
I will bear that
in mind, Lieutenant.
:42:13
I only meant it wouldn't do
for it to be talk around Nairobi.
:42:17
And we're going to have to move you
into town. We can't protect you here.
:42:21
What do you mean?
:42:23
With the men gone, we're worried about
the native element. We have orders.
:42:26
Women and children into town.
:42:28
That is internment, Lieutenant.
:42:30
Women and children, Baroness.
:42:33
-Is that one category or two?
-You'll want time to gatheryour things.
:42:37
I'll send an escort
foryou Thursday.
:42:39
And I'm a captain, Baroness.
:42:47
I'm not paid
to fiight, Mrs Blixen.
:42:54
Where is Lake Natron?
:42:56
It's south, bush country.
:42:59
It's no place
for a white man.