EXT. SHEPHEARD'S HOTEL. DAY
Almásy, still in the same clothes, and evidently weary, emerges from the cab, and pulls Katharine's belongings from the trunk, then holds open the door for her.
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As she walks toward the hotel, he hands her bag to a porter. Katharine is stung. KATHARINE: Will you not come in? ALMÁSY: No. I should go home. |
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KATHARINE: Will you please come in? ALMÁSY (a beat): Mrs. Clifton--Katharine turns, disgusted. KATHARINE: Don't. |
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ALMÁSY: I
believe you still have my book.
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Katharine fishes the book
from her knapsack, shoves it at him, then disappears inside the hotel.
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