The Bourne Identity Page #3

Walter Apfel, at your service.

Mr. Apfel.

l trust you're enjoying Zurich?

Very much. My room overlooks the lake.

Shall l unlock this

or would you prefer to do it?

Please. Open it.

Oh, no, sir. l can unlock it for you,

but the opening is your responsibility.

-lf you're listed, it's not my position--

-Of course.

l need to transfer funds out of the

country. Can you do that for me?

-For that l do need to know your name.

-Fine.

Open the box. Let's get to it.

ls something wrong?

Everything's fine.

My name is Jason Bourne. Jason.

My privilege to know you. Your

identity will remain confidential.

You have the word of an officer.

Thank you, Mr. Apfel.

Transfer funds to the Bank of

France in Port Noir. . .

. . .to Dr. Geoffrey Washburn.

All right. What amount?

A million dollars.

Fine.

Anything further, sir?

Seven million dollars transferred

to my account--

Where, sir?

Paris.

Very good, sir. Which bank?

You have an affiliated

bank in Paris?

Yes, of course.

The Valois Bank of Paris.

The Valois Bank, yes.

And 300,000 francs in cash now.

The balance to remain here.

The paperwork won't take a minute, sir.

l'll be back with your money.

-Your money, sir.

-Thank you.

Anytime we can help,

it is our pleasure.

Thank you.

Goodbye.

How many in the lobby?

How many?

Just one. Outside

in a silver Mercedes.

Excuse me, is this a fire drill?

Herr Stossel, this is Mr. Bourne in 402.

l'd like my bill prepared

immediately, and a taxi.

l'm on my way down.

Your taxi's waiting, sir. And your bill,

in francs and dollars.

There may be messages.

Keep them for me.

Very good, sir.

Could you send this?

lf they reply, l'll be at the lecture.

Certainly, doctor.

Thank you.

May l accompany you?

-You're into interest rates?

-Deeply.

-Do l know you?

-l applauded loudest for your paper.

Can we have the next slide, please?

-Let me go. What are you doing?

-ls there another way out?

How should l know?

Do as l say.

This graph shows yield curve slopes

and inflation rates for Germany. . .

. . .and her principal economic partners,

France, ltaly and the Netherlands.

Since the inception of the EMS

in 1 979. . .

. . .there has been a marked convergence

of inflation rates. . .

. . .proxied by

the yield curve slopes.

This is due to the gradual tightening

of monetary policies. . .

. . .with France, ltaly and

Netherlands tending to have. . .

. . .tighter monetary policies

than Germany.

This supports our view that a

deflationary bias has been imposed. . .

. . .on the rest of Europe by Germany

via the EMS.

Next slide, please.

Here! What's going on?

This way.

Shut up! l said, shut up!

That hurts!

-My wrist is broken!

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