Our Man in Havana Page #5
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- 1959
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The Embassy?
Good heavens, no. I never go there.
You'll have to
if you want to see me in private.
I happen to be the Ambassador.
- Copy of the club's membership, sir.
- Thank you.
Happy event, meeting you here, Cifuentes.
Can you tell me what we are talking about
and why?
There is a proposition
I wish to make to you.
In private.
- Come to the office.
- Bar's a good place, engineer.
Run into a chap, have a get-together.
What more natural?
- Waiter.
- Yes, sir?
Give Capt. Montez another drink
and bring me the bill now.
You're right, engineer.
This is the best place for a talk.
Oh, keep the water running.
It's safer that way.
You make yourself comfortable in there,
and I'll tell you what we're going to do.
Keep your hands off me!
You are making a great mistake!
Now, if you touch me again,
I shall complain to the committee.
Am I interrupting you, engineer?
You are interrupting nobody,
Professor Sanchez.
Lopez.
You've been with me
- We trust each other.
- Sure.
How would you like
to earn a bit more money each month?
Nothing to do with the firm.
Personal services.
I understand. I am discreet.
I'm not sure you do understand.
- I know a girl, she's just...
- I don't mean that at all.
I want you to keep your eyes open
and report to me on...
Well, on...
On what then, seor?
Forget it.
But there's no need to be embarrassed
in speaking to me.
How goes the experiment, Hasselbacher?
- I dream all goes well.
Reality in our century
is not something to be faced.
You've never felt the need for money.
But then you have no child.
Soon, my dear Mr. Wormold,
you will have no child, either.
The other day,
I was offered money to get information.
What sort of information?
Secret information.
You are a very lucky man, Mr. Wormold.
That sort of information
is always easy to give.
If it is secret enough, you alone know it.
All you need is a little imagination.
Have you never read advertisements
of secret remedies?
A hair tonic confided by the dying chief
of a Red Indian tribe?
There's something about a secret
But they want me to recruit agents.
How does one recruit an agent?
You invent them, too, Mr. Wormold.
- Have you ever heard of a book code?
- Don't tell me too much.
and take their money?
They have no money except what they take
in taxes from men like you and me.
As long as you invent, you do no harm.
- And they don't deserve the truth.
- They?
Kingdoms, republics, principalities, powers.
Today at the country club,
I made contact with a Mr. Cifuentes...
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