:32:02
You're dead wrong on that.
:32:04
You're very understanding.
:32:07
That girl in lilac,
do you know her?
:32:11
Oh, yes, it's Robert's wife.
:32:13
All lovey-dovey,
very charming.
:32:18
I wish she'd stop staring at me.
:32:22
She isn't at all.
:32:24
Those women must be
giving her an earful.
:32:26
- You mustn't mind.
- I don't, as a rule.
:32:32
Look, it's terribly stuffy in here,
I can hardly breathe.
:32:35
Shall we go? Would you mind?
:32:37
I can't think of anything
I'd mind less.
:32:40
Good.
:32:44
I can't believe it - she's got him!
:32:49
Poor Tuppy.
:33:03
Shall I get a taxi?
:33:05
- Could we walk?
- Why not.
:33:10
Beautiful city.
:33:12
The Romans call it
"The Land of the Sirens..."
:33:14
from Homer's Odyssey.
:33:16
Is that so? Aren't you clever?
:33:19
- I read it somewhere.
- I like a good read myself.
:33:23
Nothing too laborious. I don't want
to tamper with natural ignorance.
:33:25
- It's the key to happiness.
- Do you really think so?
:33:27
Absolutely. Good health,
it's important, but...
:33:29
ignorance is the key. Too much
knowledge and you're doomed.
:33:43
Well, here we are.
:33:45
Aren't you going to invite me
in for a nightcap?
:33:49
The sirens were said to be
half woman, half monster.
:33:53
They lured the sailors with
their songs.
:33:57
The ships crashed on the
rocks and the men all drowned.