Sophie and the Rising Sun

Thank you.

Why, your English is just fine.

And you... seem to understand

every word I say.

Yes.

I'm Mrs. Anne Morrison.

You landed yourself

in salty creek, south Carolina.

This is my house.

And... my garden.

Isabel Culpepper's

bringin' your dinner.

Baked ham and pecan pie.

It's bound to knock

your socks off.

The hydrangeas look

very nice over there.

I'm gettin' tired of all these

fussy flower beds. Yes.

Are you a gardener

by... by profession, Mr. Ohta?

- It is something I enjoy.

- Anne!

I know you're out here

on such a lovely day.

I brought my watercolors.

Sophie!

This is Mr. Ohta.

Mr. Ohta, I-I'd like to introduce

you to miss Sophie Willis.

How do you do, miss Willis?

Very well, thank you.

I hope your health

is improvin', Mr. Ohta.

I think you should rest now.

You've exhausted yourself.

Good day, Mrs. Morrison.

Miss Sophie.

Is there anything in particular

you'd like me to paint?

I'm writing my column

about Autumn.

The perfect time

to move your plants.

Well, this says that Shirley temple

is making a comeback at 12 years old.

A comeback?

You know, they say Clark gable

brushes his own hair on set.

Well, he's such a regular guy.

Isn't he?

I just love him. You know, I heard

that he lets the... the regular boys

come into his trailer

and watch the ball game.

Where were you headed

on that bus, Mr. Ohta?

And where were you comin' from?

I'd rather not say,

Mrs. Morrison.

I understand if that

makes you uncomfortable.

You're still not fit to go anywhere.

Just gettin' your strength back.

I just thought your... your family

must be very worried about ya.

Can I help you?

I'm Salome Whitmore.

I heard you're lookin' for a housekeeper.

Where'd you hear that?

Folks talk.

I'm a good worker.

And foreigners don't bother me.

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