A Good Woman Page #3
for presents.
- A hint. A tiny speck of a hint.
- You'll have to wait and see.
- Perfume?
- No, stop it.
A book of poems?
A dress?
one the Contessa has...
off the bottom?
No more guessing.
Robert?
Promise we won't end up like those
old married couples...
sitting opposite each other at
dinner with nothing to say.
You, with nothing to say?
I promise.
We'll always tell each
other the truth?
Except around birthdays.
You're feisty.
What have you been reading?
- What do you mean?
- No, it's nice.
Turn out the lights.
- But I like to see you.
- Please?
I'll take them all.
- Good day, madam.
- Excuse me.
I bought a suit.
It's being altered.
For Margaret Windemere.
Ah, Mrs Windemere.
One moment, please.
Thank you.
Forgive me.
You're American, aren't you?
I'm from New York.
Mrs Erlynne.
Rhode Island.
Mrs Windemere.
I need an opinion from here.
Now be honesty.
Would you wear it?
Well, it doesn't leave much
to the imagination, does it?
That depends on the imagination.
Some men have more than others.
I suppose it's certainly immodest.
Do you think it's vulgar?
Some people might.
Is your husband with you?
I'd love a man's opinion.
I can tell you.
He's very conservative.
A woman doesn't know
her own husband.
Oh, I know Robert.
We've been married over a year.
A year? Pratically forever.
Here it is, signora.
Oh, thank you.
Thank you very much.
Come back again to see us.
- Goodbye
- You're not taking the hat?
The colour looks perfect on you.
Don't you like it?
No, I've nowhere to wear it.
It's not exactly church on sunday.
Why not?
Can you imagine what
people would say?
Well, if we're always guided by
other people's thoughts...
what's the point of
having our own?
It was nice meeting you,
Mrs Ewin.
- Erlynne.
- Erlynne.
She was staying in a pensione...
now she's in a villa a
few minutes from the club.
He's there.
I can't help seeing him.
He comes and goes all
hours of the day.
Of course, in public, she's
always with other men.
the latest fashions.
Somebody must be giving her a very
generous allowance.
Silnce!
And she'll have her hand in Tuppy's
pocket next, if he doesn't wake up.
a common prostitute.
And Mrs Windemere has no idea?
None at all.
- I'm sorry.
- She must be on the terrace.
I'm sorry, I didn't
mean to frighten you.
- Yes, you did.
- Yes, you did. What's that?
I'm making a menu for
my birthday party.
What's italian for lobster?
Aragosta.
Aragosta.
Very good. Now you've made me hungry.
Leave it, come on. Everyone's
lunching at the club.
Okay. I'll get Robert.
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