I'll start by introducing Wada.

Well, I'll try, sir.

Oh, I'm so sorry, Mr. Fowler. Will you excuse me?

Only I'm going to be there first.

I gotta lie down for a while.

I will approach her first

I wasn't thinking about the burgundy.

I'll take care of myself, mister.

I'll start by making you break your own damned neck.

I'll kill you first.

I said I'd stay up for you.

I guess I'd do it all different.

You're both a pain in the neck. I'm making coffee.

No, Mr. Robboe. I'll do it as soon as I can, Mr. Robboe .

I want to meet your wife, Mr. Brown.

I shall be candid with you, sir.

I'll get there before they do.

So you get some sleep. I'll be back a bit later.

I will Mr. Austin.

You thought, I'd shoot first and then think, is that it?

Right after we get the blood tests.

So I thought, I will talk about death.

Well, I can do that when I get back to my uncle.

I want to know, to keep the score.

It gives me pleasure to welcome Mr. Ahern and Mr. Alatas, who are here in the General Assembly Hall Mr. Zedillo and Mr. Chissano will be joining us in due course.

Mr. Shane. Yes, I suppose so.

I'm afraid not. My regrets, monsieur.

I think he'd talk to me first anyway, before...

No, sir, I'm not going to gamble with my life.

I will keep an eye on that gentleman!

But I've been working for them for eight years. Gentlemen, I'm...

Think of it! Yes, sir.

Now, don't misunderstand me, sir.

Oh... well, I'm just on my way to the Van Meer luncheon.

Okay, sir.

Let's have no hard feelings.

We'll meet again Mr. Harper.

Will you forgive me, Mr. Ordinary Smith? Yes.

I wouldn't say that if I were you, sir.

I tell you what. You slip away first. I'll meet you at...

What will these gentlemen think of me?

At first we met in barns.

Well, sir, with so little chance I...

First, I congratulate you, Sir, on your election to preside over the sixtieth session of the General Assembly.

OK, Mr. Morgan, I'll take care of my end.