:06:09
You want to draw
a portrait of Fisher?
:06:13
- I was just told that his face looked...
- His face looks like road kill.
:06:18
- But you will ask him?
- I can't wait.
:06:21
There you go, Mr Ware.
Room 11. One of our best.
:06:25
It's up the stairs on the left.
:06:35
Mr Ware, do you have urgent business
to attend to this mornin'?
:06:40
Why don't you get a few hours' sleep?
:06:43
Just tell me what time you wanna wake up
and I'll hold all your calls.
:06:46
There won't be any calls.
I don't know anyone here.
:06:49
- Maybe a call from England.
- Nobody in England knows I'm here.
:06:53
Oh, God.
:06:55
Sorry. I didn't know jet lag could be like
this. I've never had my hair hurt before.
:07:00
Oh, Mr Ware.
:07:03
I don't like to see
one of our guests so gloomy.
:07:05
Why don't you help yourself
to a local-interest brochure?
:07:09
You might find something to pick you up,
:07:11
give you a little memory or two
to take back to England.
:07:15
- It's memories that I came here to forget.
- Memories?
:07:18
- Of something, or someone?
- Oh, God...
:07:25
A woman.
:07:29
An English woman?
:07:35
Welsh. Well, half-Welsh.
:07:37
- Half-Welsh and half...?
- Monster.
:07:42
- My, we are in a bad way.
- What's the bloody point?
:07:44
The point is, Mr Ware,
you're our guest here,
:07:47
and part of our job
is to do everything in our power
:07:51
to ensure our guests enjoy themselves.
:07:54
And if that means one of 'em has
to talk an ex-girlfriend out of their system...
:07:59
Joanie Fisher speaking.