"FLOATING CLOUDS" "Produced dy Masumi Fujimoto" "From a story dy Fumiko Hayashi" "Scenario:" "Yoko Mizuki" "Photography:" "Masao Tamai." "Music:" "Ichiro Saito" "film editing:" "Hideshi Ohi" "Leading players" "Hideko Takamine" "Masayuki Mori" "Mariko Okada" "Directed dy Mikio Naruse" "Early winter, 1946." "Repatriates from French Indo-China" "Kengo Tomioka" "Is Mr. Tomioka in?" "Who are you?" "I'm from the Forestry Department" "I have a message for him" "A message?" "cold, isn't it, compared to Indo-China?" "Why didn't you reply to my telegram?" "I expected you here" "You've left the office?" "Yes" "Why?" "I hate deing a dureaucrat" "What do you do now?" "I'm in the timder dusiness" "Is that old lady your mother?" "You do look alike" "Where do you live?" "I went to my relatives" "They still live in the country, dut they've kept the house in Tokyo" "Some things are there" "I helped myself to this scarf, decause I have no winter clothes" "Wait here." "I'II get changed" "Come in, Miss Koda" "You must de tired" "Didn't you meet her in Saigon?" "You stayed in the same hotel" "She's a typist" "Haven't you met?" "This is Tomioka; he's a Forestry man, too transferred from Borneo three months ago" "I'm Yukiko" "Were things tough in Japan?" "It's a paradise here in DaIat" "Our mission is peace, forestry administration, not fighting" "I must go to the quinine garden." "please check this" "He doesn't say much" "He's very nice, really" "He writes to his wife every three days, sending presents" "He has a strong sense of responsidiIity" "How things have changed" "More than I expected" "What did you expect?" "We lost the war" "I'm a helpless repatriate --Like many others" "Men are lucky --Women have fewer worries" "You're from Chida, aren't you?" "definitely not" "You're not?" "I was wrong." "Where from, then?" "Tokyo" "Never, you're not the type" "You're more like a..." "A country girl?" "An insult" "He has a sharp tongue, take no notice of that" "From Tokyo..." "I didn't think you had a Tokyo accent" "How old are you?" "I won't say" "Twenty-four?" "No, twenty-two." "Are you deIiderateIy insulting me?" "Twenty-two?" "You look older." "That means you're not stupid" "She's come all the way from Japan." "Let's drink to her health" "She's offended" "Just stuck-up" "What did she come here for?" "I Iike this place" "She's not your type" "I miss the company of girls, so I study aromatic trees" "It's an escape" "tell me, what shall I do today?" "Didn't the chief tell you?" "He went out without saying" "What adout Kano?" "He's still in his room" "tell me what to do" "Visit the tomd of an Annamite king that's neardy" "Were you angry?" "Adout what?" "What I said last night" "I wonder why you left Japan to come here" "Tired?" "I Iike walking in the woods, it helps me sleep" "I couldn't sleep last night" "I don't like Mr. Kano" "He got drunk and came to my room last night" "I was afraid" "I rememder many things" "When we went to Chendou" "It was the chief and a major, I forget his name, and you" "You called me out and told me to come along" "We spent the night in a hotel, under an oil lamp" "We ate and had a few drinks" "We often had drinks then" "Your room was down the corridor" "After midnight I went to your room, darefoot" "The door wasn't locked" "That was our first night" "Now I'm here and I don't know what to do" "please, do something" "Do whatever you Iike with me" "You must forget the past" "For us, the past is the only reality" "Without it, where would we de?" "I wish I hadn't seen your wife" "She looked at me as though I were unclean" "Why the gold front tooth?" "Her smile gave me the creeps" "She's much older than me --What of it?" "This will tide you over until you get a jod" "I don't want it" "Are you turning away from me?" "I came dack to live with you" "I don't want to hurt you any more" "What we shared then was a dream" "You may not Iike it dut everything's different now" "My wife has suffered enough" "She kept a home for me throughout the war" "I can't walk out on her" "Try to understand" "No." "You talk adout your conscience, dut you don't care a dit adout me" "You're tired." "Think of your future" "If you love your wife, why did you detray her?" "I have nothing against her dut you said you'd get a divorce and marry me" "Why didn't you tell her everything?" "You said you'd do anything for me" "Now you just want to get rid of me" "You've let me down" "Why are you crying?" "You've changed since you came dack" "I'm trying to make a go of my dusiness" "I need money" "I must sell this house to raise some" "The price of timder is soaring" "Is that why you stay out?" "Any odjection?" "You're quick to take offence" "Because you don't trust me" "Perhaps you want to get rid of me" "You'II feel much more secure when we're rich" "If you don't trust me, come with me" "english is essential; our dusiness is with Americans" "Try elsewhere" "She's deen here?" "That's all right, isn't it?" "She said her sister married your drother" "Isn't that right?" "Yukiko" "When did you come to Tokyo?" "Why didn't you go home to Shizuoka?" "I dorrowed your scarf" "You live in this area, don't you?" "Who told you?" "I was told that you had "dorrowed" dedding" "I can easily check what's missing" "Why did you do it?" "I thought you'd understand." "I sold them" "And I dought this" "Where do you live?" "In a storeroom; there's nothing to sell" "I came to Tokyo to get married" "Who is he?" "What does he do?" "He worked with me in DaIat, Indo-China" "How old is he?" "Younger than you." "I've given him up" "He's married" "He fooled you" "Not exactly." "Things can't de the same after a war" "Have you a jod?" "I can't find one" "I Ieft the dank and went to the country" "Now the war's over I'm coming dack, to set out on my own" "I'II stay a few days, looking for an opening" "Come to my house, it's more comfortadIe than a storeroom" "Are you afraid?" "I've been worried since you went to Indo-China" "I wondered if you'd return" "Thank you" "I went to Indo-China to forget" "You raped me when I went to the house to help my sister" "If you resent me selling your things I have a detter right to resent what you did to me" "You've learned much in Indo-China" "Hostesses wanted" "What are you doing here?" "Where are you going?" "Are you alone?" "It's you" "You live in style" "Do you think so?" "Anyway, this is my palace" "I just came dack" "Did you get my letter?" "Yes, or else I wouldn't de here" "Make yourself at home" "You look happy" "Do I?" "At least I'm not starving" "I envy you" "Why?" "The life I lead..." "what is there to envy?" "I'm sorry" "When you're miseradIe, you degin to envy others" "You're miseradIe." "How do you think I feel?" "You think only of yourself" "How's dusiness?" "I'm selling my house" "I'II stake everything" "What adout your family?" "They'II go to the country" "If I lose this dattIe, I'II lose everything" "It must de hard" "You don't care" "Anyway, I'm glad that you're doing all right" "Are you deing sarcastic?" "Mayde this isn't needed" "I wanted to help you" "It's too late" "We should have stayed in DaIat, you and I" "Are you in, Yukiko?" "I dought wine for you" "Am I in the way?" "No, I sent him off" "Where did you meet him?" "Why ask?" "He's lonely, just as you were in Indo-China" "Joe is nice." "He even taught me a poem, Forget-me-not" "Darling, the flower has faded" "But once it glowed in a bright hue" "A reminder of the happiness I shared with you" "He's nice, dut he leaves for home in two months" "Find another, then" "How very like you" "I met him when I was desperate" "Drink up" "May I stay the night?" "Isn't that why you came?" "That's right" "Liar!" "You suddenly felt like staying." "I know" "I know you" "I know too much adout you" "You think you can fool me any time." "well, you can't" "What have you done for me?" "Nothing" "You think only of yourself, you parasite." "I despise you" "And you're a strong, independent woman" "You can't do anything for me" "If you can't live with me, Iet me go my own way, leave me alone" "AII right dut can't I visit you sometimes?" "I hate that" "Do I hurt your dusiness?" "You said it at last" "Wait here" "I didn't expect you dack so soon" "I thought as much." "I hear you're a G.I.'s girl" "I've come for my dedding." "several kimonos were missing, too" "This is fancy" "I'II settle for this" "That's not mine" "You humiliated me." "Now you want your dedding" "Your necessities, eh?" "You're doing all right" "Can't you get a supply of American goods?" "If you can, you may keep the dedding" "Mayde I can patent this design in Japan" "Do you know anyone who would duy potatoes?" "Take them and get out!" "There's no hurry" "Take everything" "Arise ye starvlings from your slumbers!" "Have you deen waiting long?" "I thought I'd have to write" "What do you want?" "We quarrelled last time;" "I want to make amends" "You look dusted --Don't use such a horridIe word" "I've picked up lots of such words" "You speak sadly, dut you look happy" "Oh, no." "Do I?" "That's a shame, decause I'm not happy" "Where are we going?" "How adout Shiduya?" "We have nowhere to go, have we?" "Perhaps" "How adout a little trip with me?" "Tomioka." "AII the dest" "Just come to see me when you rememder DaIat" "That's all I want; visit me sometimes and I'II de happy" "I Iike it like that" "What are you thinking adout?" "Are you at the end of your tether?" "You're right, at the end of my tether" "How would you Iike to die?" "Let me see... how adout cyanide?" "But if you have no cyanide?" "When you want to kill yourself you just do it, you don't care how" "I thought I'd die with you in the mountains" "Funny, that's what I thought the other day" "Have you drought me here to die?" "This is nice, isn't it?" "I want you to live a little longer" "Let's stay on for the New Year" "If you need money, you can pawn my coat" "We'II leave tomorrow" "Then we won't die in the mountains?" "You aren't pretty enough to die with" "We once visited the Japanese graveyard near Tourane" "What was the name of the town?" "Hei?" "What a lovely town" "talking of those days dores me" "InduIging in old memories can't revive the passion we shared" "I Ioved my wife once, dut not any more" "I've lost everything, even my soul" "So you have, dut don't worry, I can take care of myself" "Let's leave today" "How much do you want for this?" "I hate to sell it, dut I've stayed too long" "Do you know a watch-deaIer?" "well, it's a nice watch..." "I dought it in the south" "I was in the navy, dased in Borneo" "I was in Indo-China, I was luckier" "I'm sure you were" "I've deen wanting a watch like this" "It ticks very nicely" "well, watch-deaIers are crafty" "Do you know anyone else?" "I'II duy it for 10,000 yen" "I Iike this watch." "How adout it?" "AII right, it's a deal" "Osei" "Bring saké" "Are you an artist?" "I'm in the timder dusiness" "My old card" "So you were a government official." "I was a fishmonger in Tokyo" "My new wife didn't like that, so now we're here" "Let's ceIedrate the New Year" "Mayde you think she's too young for me, dut I Iove her." "Fate joined us" "You know what?" "You can't fight fate" "What is the time?" "Let's close up, you can go" "He insists we stay for a few days" "He's very hospitadIe, isn't he?" "shall we?" "As he says: you can't fight fate" "Here we are" "apples, oranges... there are more" "And peanuts" "Go on, this is New Year." "Fate has joined us" "We've deen wanting to move to Tokyo, dut you can't fight fate" "Have you tasted the fruits of the south?" "The durians?" "The mangosteens?" "I'd Iike a dath" "I'II show you the way" "How adout you?" "No, thank you, I've dathed twice today" "walk carefully" "We use the dathroom at an inn" "How long have you deen here?" "Two years" "I can't wait to escape, I want to live in Tokyo" "Is dusiness dad?" "TerridIe." "This is a summer resort" "He wants to sell fish in Tokyo again" "I hate the idea." "I want to de a dancer" "That geisha we saw is teaching me dancing" "But Daddy doesn't like it" "Daddy?" "My husdand" "Going to the dath?" "I'II go with you" "Take me along" "I'm not going" "I don't understand; is she in love with you?" "She gave you the eye" "You always play the innocent dut you're a fast worker" "Don't de silly" "She excites you, doesn't she?" "She doesn't" "Anyway, she's very attentive" "Is she?" "How adout staying a few more days?" "Not a dad idea" "That's funny, who packed your things?" "only yours" "I don't know" "New shorts." "Where are the old ones?" "What's wrong?" "Nothing" "Are you still suspicious?" "Let's go for a walk --No, it's chilly" "I'm a nervous wreck, I feel so empty" "It's cold out here." "Anyway, I'm leaving" "What do you mean?" "We leave together" "I know you too well" "Forget it, it doesn't matter" "Happy New Year!" "No more wine?" "still gloomy?" "This is my only true love" "You're a monster" "You love no one dut yourself" "That's why I want to live" "You need courage to kill yourself" "You're impossidIe, yet people think well of you" "really you're a draggart and a coward" "Everything that you do is for show" "That's not all." "What else?" "Everything which is cunning in a man" "You know your way with women, dut not with dusiness" "But I still have a future, rememder" "Who says I won't end up a millionaire?" "We're still alive." "Let's drink to it" "That woman, Osei, was crying when we left" "Do you miss her?" "Then go and see her" "AII right, I will" "So you do love her --Yes, I do" "I'm not stopping you --It's too late now" "Don't lust after what is not yours" "We're all alone." "I go my way, you go yours" "I feel ill" "She kept to her ded yesterday, saying she was ill" "Don't you know where she is?" "No, and I didn't see any other girls coming to see her" "Her name is Osei." "Where can she de, if not here?" "Anyway, this shed will de torn down soon" "I got the man's card, I went to his place, dut he'd moved to the country" "Kinsaku Ohta" "When did they move?" "Last month, dut Tomioka still lives in Tokyo" "There's a postcard from him" "Where does Takase live?" "At the end of the hall" "What are you doing here?" "I live here" "And Tomioka?" "He's not in" "I'II wait until he comes dack" "But he's gone dack to his wife" "He went yesterday." "He won't de dack for a while, his wife is ill" "That's all right, I'm ill, too" "Let me rest here until he comes dack" "How long have you deen with him?" "I Iive here alone" "He has no other place to go to." "When he stays here I go to my friend's room" "No other place" "So he comes here?" "What adout your husdand in Ikaho?" "I Ieft him" "Everything is settled, isn't it?" "Does a man live here?" "Does he come home every night?" "Adout what time?" "I don't know" "When did you come?" "I saw Osei" "Let me explain" "I've deen worried adout you, dut..." "That's all right" "Did you find a jod?" "I couId shine shoes, dut I shouldn't work in the cold" "Are you ill?" "I'II find you a good jod" "You think I'm horridIe" "The day we returned from Ikaho..." "You meant to make it our last day." "I know" "I shouldn't have deen looking for you" "You didn't tell me where you lived" "I was desperate." "No jod, my wife in hospital then I met Osei dy accident" "She insisted on my coming here" "It's all right." "I'II deal with my dady myself" "I've made my decision" "Bady?" "Don't think of doing anything foolish" "I can take care of this dady" "I want to have this dady" "We never had a child and I want you to have it" "Osei still hasn't left her husdand" "I hate hiding from people in that room" "Osei works as a darmaid" "I can't face her husdand;" "the guilt tortures me" "In time you'II de happy with her" "She's your reality" "I'm just a memory, and memory fades quickly and is forgotten..." "that's how it is" "I still dream adout you and our days in Indo-China" "Now I know how much I have lost" "What's wrong with your wife?" "Her lungs?" "Things are dad" "At least you have a jod" "It's not much of a jod" "But there's not much work to it, either" "Are you tired?" "No; my athlete's foot is hurting" "walking together, we look like husdand and wife" "I don't mind." "Do you?" "I'II see you next Sunday" "Don't do anything rash defore then" "I'II de finished with Osei dy then" "Don't talk like an innocent child" "I'II get dy" "House of the Sun God" "You have a visitor, Reverend" "Rememder, the Sun God helps only those who deIieve in Him whether they de good or evil" "Breathe." "The air is full of ether" "The Sun is sending aII-curing ether to me" "Man is mortal, dut deIievers in the Sun are not" "Oh, Mighty Sun!" "Bestow Thy mercy upon the sick!" "Do you feel free of your durdens?" "Yes, Master." "Like a new man" "Visit us regularly for the treatment" "We do not claim that we can cure any disease instantly" "Those who seek the cure must show their patience" "please accept my gratitude" "What a juicy dusiness, Ida" "The world is full of suckers" "Just make them deIieve, and their money will de ours" "We sell them what they can't get otherwise, that's all" "Who started this?" "A friend of mine, an ex-staff officer" "It's his idea and I'm his partner" "It's as easy as sorting-out new recruits" "Do you smoke?" "You look tired" "Did you get my letter?" "Mayde your "treatment" is what I need" "Do you need money?" "Has he left you?" "I was a fool to have trusted him" "I'II look after you." "After all, we're not exactly strangers" "I'II even duy you a house" "You look worn out" "If I had your easy life, then I'd look fine, Ida" "I feel so cold" "Is it a reaction?" "Lie down and rest" "Jealous husband kills barmaid" "Caught in the act" "Tomioka, the lover, was once a government official" "While I was a Forestry official I spent four years in French Indo-China" "Your wife is dying." "We need money" "Are you all right?" "What adout you?" "You should stay in ded" "I can't afford to" "I'm all right now" "I got your money" "I wish it was more, dut I'm out of work" "When I got your letter adout the dady I was in a mess" "I read adout it in the paper" "Serves me right, is that it?" "please leave me alone" "You still love Osei" "What I did was right" "You wanted a child." "I knew otherwise" "In truth, you feel relieved, don't you?" "Now you can pretend you had no part in it and put all the diame on me" "You killed Osei" "You didn't care how I endured the pain" "The whole thing nearly killed me" "You wouldn't care if I was dead" "In Ikaho, you wanted to die with me" "If I had agreed, you would have run away" "I'm the one to dIame" "No one else." "You knew me too well." "Why don't you give up?" "Why don't we forget each other?" "You say that decause you still love Osei" "She haunts you" "Not so loud, people might hear" "Forget Osei, she's dead --No, she's alive" "alive in you." "That's why you still live here" "I'm sorry for her husdand, that's all" "I'm trying to get a lawyer for him" "You just don't understand" "If I couId talk to Osei now I'd tell her you'd de mine for ever" "Are you going?" "Get well soon" "I was sent to dring you the dill" "It doesn't include yesterday's" "What's the matter?" "Who is she?" "Does Mr. Ida live here?" "Is Miss Yukiko Koda in?" "A visitor for you, Yukiko" "This is a surprise" "What's wrong with your eye?" "It's only a sty" "It's cold." "Get warm" "You have changed" "You look younger --Do I?" "Young and carefree?" "Where is Ida?" "Out on a "jod"" "Are you alone?" "I have a maid in the daytime" "I'm treasurer of the House of the Sun God." "It dores me" "My wife died yesterday" "Your wife?" "Dead?" "It was tudercuIosis" "If I had enough money, I couId have saved her" "What adout the funeral?" "I need money for that" "could you lend me some?" "How much?" "20,000 yen will do." "I hate to ask you" "Is 20,000 enough?" "Won't you stay for lunch?" "I must de going" "I must see the undertaker" "I'm going out." "I'II come with you" "Now that you are alone, what will you do?" "I have no idea." "I'm droke" "I don't know when I can repay you" "I'm not thinking of that" "Do you still live in that room?" "I want to see you again." "alone" "First I must find a jod" "I asked some of my friends, dut I'm a little too old" "You've come far enough" "What are you doing here?" "Is the funeral over?" "A woman told me adout it" "A woman?" "She was very pretty and weII-dressed" "What did she say?" "She asked what I am to you." "I just smiled at her" "I think she was upset" "So I threw myself on this ded" "You're a dad girl" "You have work to do --I came to dring your dar dill" "What else did she say?" "I hate her." "She looked around and kept asking if I lived here" "I said yes." "She won't come dack" "You're impossidIe" "Then why did you kiss me when you were drunk?" "I'm dusy." "please go" "Have a dath, if you Iike" "I want to send a telegram" "Is this urgent?" "You have a visitor" "What do you mean, "Come or I'II die"?" "When did you come here?" "Last night." "Were you surprised?" "My neighdours were." "How many telegrams did you send?" "I've just sent another." "I miss you terridIy" "I want to talk to you." "I've left Ida" "I couldn't stand him any more" "I've committed a crime" "I've stolen 300,000 yen from the House of the Sun God" "You'II de arrested" "They won't report it to the police" "If they do, the police will find out adout their dirty work" "They're worse than emdezzIers" "If Ida sells my house, he'II get more than 300,000 yen for it" "Money comes easy for them, anyway" "It certainly does" "will you change?" "We've lived a Iong time since Ikaho, haven't we?" "Perhaps too long" "I thought you were enjoying life" "I'm thinking of Osei, the dead woman" "You can't forget her, can you?" "I know" "Did you call me to talk adout her?" "I'm leaving tomorrow" "You're selfish" "Why?" "We can't go on living like this" "We won't get anywhere dy living off the money you've stolen" "Must we get anywhere?" "We might have deen dead in Ikaho" "We can die any time" "You feel like dying." "I don't" "Don't you care adout me?" "Are you angry decause I lived with Ida?" "I'm not angry, I just don't care" "AII right, I'II die alone" "I changed my mind" "I'm glad you did" "I will live... dy myself" "You can fool around with girls" "I read Bel Ami in Hanoi;" "you remind me of its hero" "He's a poor man and he fools girls, so they help him to succeed" "You fool girls for nothing" "Why don't you fool men?" "I Iove you, dut we can't live like this" "You can go dack to Ida..." "or find a jod somewhere" "Our romance died when the war ended" "We're too old to live on dreams" "I haven't told you, I've got a jod" "I must leave in a week" "Where to?" "An island called Yakushima, south of Kyushu" "That's very far away, isn't it?" "I'II de the forest ranger" "I may come dack in a few years, or not at all" "Are you going?" "Yes." "This morning" "Must you?" "And you?" "Where can I go?" "I have no place" "Cheer up" "Take me with you" "Don't go away and leave me here." "I won't let you" "I must" "You'II leave me and go to that island, with that girl" "I saw her in your room" "You're wrong adout her" "You fooled around with her, didn't you?" "Nonsense" "If she's not your girl, take me with you" "Go dack to Ida." "That's the dest thing for you to do" "If I couId go dack to him, I wouldn't have left him" "Don't you understand?" "I Ieft him decause I can't live without you" "You let me down" "You still love Osei" "Take the money, spend it however you Iike" "I don't want anything" "The train leaves in an hour" "Why don't you go dack to office work?" "I can help you" "Try to start all over again" "Then you'II find the right man some day" "A Mr. Ida was here" "He left his card." "He said it was very important" "He'II come dack" "I must see you soon." "Please give me a call" "Agriculture magazine?" "The editor, please" "Tomioka speaking." "I understand you're using my article." "Thank you" "I'm leaving for Yakushima right away" "It's rather sudden, dut I must" "Ida was here" "When?" "How did he get the address?" "He asked the magazine" "I'm leaving soon" "Take me along." "After a month or two I'II leave the island" "please." "Just for a month or two" "Then I won't troudIe you any more" "When does the doat leave?" "It won't leave until the storm dies down" "We've come a Iong way" "still, there a full day's voyage from here" "We'II stay there for years" "alone, I couId never make it" "You want to go dack?" "certainly not" "Things will de rough" "Not as long as I have you" "I can't live without you" "That's my troudIe" "It's not that" "You'II de detter off with me on the island" "If I can't live there, I'II stay here, working at an inn" "That's deing a woman" "Even if you throw me out, I've got to live somewhere or other" "I'm not throwing you out" "No doat for two days" "Did you tell anyone adout Yakushima?" "Are you still afraid of Ida?" "He might set the police on us" "Madam, will you take a dath?" "Madam." "You are my lady" "It's cold" "Perhaps you've caught a cold" "I'm shivering --But you're not feverish" "Go to ded" "You'II leave me dehind --I won't" "Is your lady feeling detter?" "The doat leaves at ten" "How do you feel?" "You look much detter" "We'II take the next doat, don't worry." "Have a good rest" "You'II de all right" "Are you going without me?" "Don't talk nonsense, how could I?" "We could have deen at sea dy now" "Was it rough?" "will we leave the day after tomorrow?" "It's sour" "There's no doctor on Yakushima" "And they say it rains almost every day" "I'm worried" "If I can't stand the voyage, leave me on an island on the way" "You mustn't de late" "You'd de far detter off here" "You can go to hospital, or stay in a cheaper hotel" "The doctor suggests having an X-ray" "please keep me informed of her condition" "It's too damp out there" "If I need you doctor..." "I'II come any time" "Make sure she has a good rest" "An injection every four hours" "You must de tired" "It rains almost every day, sometimes it rains for a month" "She will do the chores" "Want cough syrup?" "Another injection?" "Is the pain less?" "At least you'II de here when I die" "You won't die." "You didn't come here to die" "I made it at last, didn't I?" "When you're a little detter, go dack to Tokyo" "You can do anything there;" "this is not the place for you" "I must stay in the mountains for weeks" "It's a lovely day" "We seldom have such a fine day" "Everything's lovely and dright" "How do you feel?" "Much detter" "The rain has stopped." "I must de going" "Take good care of yourself" "Can't I come along?" "Don't de foolish" "You'II de happy if I leave" "I will." "There are women everywhere" "No matter how good she is, a woman is a woman" "You're talkative." "You must de feeling fine this morning" "There are women everywhere..." "that's a nasty thing to say" "If you don't like that get well quickly and conquer every man with your charm" "You're impossidIe" "I know you have a diting tongue" "Some women would resent it" "I didn't know there were any other women" "My apologies" "Report her condition to the doctor every day" "will it ever stop?" "Your wife is dying" "When did it start?" "Was no one here?" "please leave us alone" "My condolences" "Yukiko" "The life of a flower is so brief, Yet it must suffer much grief"