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5 M.S. Emily as in 3. She smiles, gratefully.
6 M.S. Kane as in 4.
7 M.S. Emily as iTi 3.
8 M.S. Kane as in 4.
9 Fast f//ck pan over some windows during which shot 8 fades out and shot 10 fades /n.
10 M.S. Emily (in different clothes from preceding shot).
Kane : What time is it ?
£m/7y :
Oh, I don't know — it's late.
Kane :
— It's early ! Emily :
(She sighs.) Charles — (She speaks the word in a slow, sleepy way, so that her sentence in shot 10 appears to follow on without interruption.)
Gay, fast music gets louder.
Ft. fr. 2 8
I 12
4 8
6 7
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£m/7y : (cont. from 8 and 9) 6
— do you know how long you kept me waiting last night —
1 1 M.S. Kane (in different clothes from preceding shot), lighting his pipe. (Slightly impatient.)
12 M.S. Emily as in 10.
13 M.S. Kane as in II. He throws the match away.
14 Fast flick pan as in 9, during which shot 13 fades out and shot 15 fades
— while you went to the news 3 6 paper for a few minutes ? —
— What do you DO on a news 2 I paper in the middle of the night ? Kane : Emily —
— my dear, your only co-res 9 5 pondent is The Enquirer. Emily :
Sometimes, I think —
Music gets louder ; fast, dramatic. 2
15 M.S. Emily (in different clothes from preceding shot).
16 M.S. Kane (in different clothes from preceding shot).
17 M.S. Emily as in 15.
18 M.S. Kane as in 16
Emily : (contd. from 13 and 14) 110 — I'd prefer a rival of flesh and blood.
Kane :
Oh, Emily—
— I don't spend that much time 3 II on the newspaper.
Em/7y : 5 11
It isn't just the time. It's what you print ! Attacking—
— the President ! Kane :
You mean Uncle John.
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