Most scenes together: Mr. Wabash & Turner (24), Kathy Hale & Mr. Wabash (12), Kathy Hale & Turner (12)
You… you have a lot of very fine qualities. But…
What fine qualities?
You have good eyes. Not kind, but… they don't lie, and they don't look away much, and they don't miss anything. I could use eyes like that.
But you're overdue in Vermont. [pauses] Is he a tough guy?
He's pretty tough.
What will he do?
Understand, probably.
Boy. That is tough.
We have people to service these machines.
These things are really pretty simple — they just look complicated.
Mr. Turner, I wonder if you're… entirely happy here.
Within obvious limits, yes sir.
Obvious limits?
It bothers me that I can't tell people what I do.
Why is it taking you so long to accept that?
Well, I actually trust a few people. That's a problem.
Hey, Shakespeare! How's it going?
Terrific. I'm building up a great collection of rejection slips.
Yeah, I know the feeling. I always wanted to be Escoffier.
Well, maybe it's not too late. You know, Van Gogh was thirty before he started to paint.
No kiddin'?
There's no mayonnaise on Dr. Lappe's. On the other hand, Mozart was three when he started to play the piano, and he was composing at six.
Fast starter. 'S probably better.
Well, I don't know. Van Gogh never sold a painting in a whole lifetime. Mozart died a pauper.
Customer Where am I, the public library?
That's a very bright man.
Customer It's educational. That's why I come in here.
You come in here to get sick like everybody else.
Come on.
No butter on Ray's sandwich. He gets panicky about butter.
Looks good, but, um, I have this friend, and he asked me to give you a message. Quote-- "Dear Mr. Higgins, This will introduce a friend of mine, Sparrow Hawk. Please accompany her to the Nassau Street exit of this place. Now." Personally, I'd do it, because he has this huge gun, and he's looking at us right now. I'll save this for you. Shall we?
Conclude the Condor episode; and without any more noise. We're already visible. Let's not become conspicuous. If company agents aren't enough, use freelance. Use whatever it requires, but end it.
Let's not expect too many mistakes from this man. He does seem rather more interesting than just another of our reader/researchers. For example, has he gone into business for himself? Was he turned around? Does someone operate him? Homosexual? Broke? Vulnerable? Could he be a soldier of fortune? Did he arrange the hit? Is that why he's still in flight? Still, he...may be an innocent. But then, why didn't he come in gently with Mr. Wicks?
