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This is terrible news.
Do you think Sterling will set me up?
From what she told you, it's possible that she
wants to forget about that before being hurt too.
We'll be watching if the Germans decide to take you off their list.
- What about Da Silva? - You better forget that.
We'll be careful until we can prove that you're still clean.
He'll be back in Portugal in few days. We won't catch him there!
I'll contact London.
I guess they know how to solve this.
- If I see him again, maybe... - Listen carefully, please.
I won't risk you.
For now, keep your daily routine and...
we won't see each other, we won't exchange information.
Do you get it?
Give me a pin.
- What? - A pin.
Oh, yes.
Here.
That's right! The pin! The pin!
What are you talking about?
Da Silva told me the name of his favorite jewelry store.
He buys his tie pins there.
You won't surrender, right?
I'll try.
- Good evening. - Good evening.
- Can I help you? - Yes.
I'm looking for a tie pin, it's for my husband.
Gold, silver, white gold?
I don't know. I'd like to look at some models.
- Of course. Take a seat. - Thank you.
Here you have plenty to choose from.
These are the last we have.
I don't like them.
Perhaps one with diamonds?
No. I'm searching for a specific model.
It's the pin a friend of mine wears. And I...
And... well... he...
is an elegant man.
We supply the best of Madrid's society.
Perhaps if you told me your friend's name...
I could search for the one he uses.
Is that possible?
His name is Manuel Da Silva. He is Portuguese.
One moment, please.
Precisely, here it is.
Mr. Da Silva recently bought two pins.
He asked for these two as well.
Are you interested?
Well...
I don't know... perhaps this one...
Yes... oh!
- I'm sorry. - It's nothing.
I'll take care of this. Don't worry.
[Boston Hotel, room 202]
- I'm so silly. - Don't worry.
I'll think about it.
- Sorry for everything. - Don't worry, miss, my pleasure.
Good afternoon, thank you.
- Good afternoon. - Good afternoon.
Could you please tell Mr. Da Silva I'm here?
Of course, who's asking for him?
Ms. Agoriuq.
- Please enter our lobby. - Thank you.
Aris!
What a joyful surprise!
I didn't expect to see you again.
I wanted to apologize for leaving like that the other night.
Frau Sterling told us you got an urgent call.
I hope nothing serious.
No, nothing like that.
It was a business thing.
I needed to solve it personally.
I like business women.
Would you like to drink something?
I came here to discuss business.
Really?
I'm a dressmaker, you know that.
It's difficult for me to find some kinds of cloths here in Madrid.
I must confess...
I can't stop thinking about that silk.
The one from Macao.
I'm wondering... perhaps you might sell me some of it.
I'm sorry, I don't sell to retailers.
It's not profitable.
I'd pay good money for them.
Money isn't a problem for me.
With one condition.
Have dinner with me tonight.
I promise to study your proposal.
I'm glad to accept.
Martina, prepare my bath.
- Yes, ma'am. - Dora!
Give me the long dress and prepare the black shoes.
- Immediately. -Thanks.
Where are you going in such a hurry?
I'm going out for dinner with Da Silva.
Okay, but we must talk first.
About what?
Your dad's flowers.
He brought them here personally.
- Was he here? - Yes.
He insisted in seeing you. He stayed and waited.
I convinced him to leave but I'm sure he'll be back.
Excuse me.
You look gorgeous tonight.
You're so kind.
I'd love...
to lose myself in your eyes.
Why don't we discuss business?
As you wish.
Silk is very valuable in war time.
Why?
It's used in the parachutes, it protects gun powder...
It's even used in the bike's wheels.
What a waste!
The silk needed for a parachute could be used in at least 10 dresses.
Yes, but this is a difficult moment.
The countries at war will be willing to pay whatever I asked for them.
I understand.
And you, Manuel?
Who is buying my marvelous silk?
The British?
The Germans?
We Portuguese people have a commercial agreement with the Brits.
But... now that things are different...
You never know.
- Excuse me. - Thank you.
- Cheers. - And many more.
What about our business?
- Business? - Yes!
I have an idea.
I'd like you to visit me in Portugal.
I'd show you the silk. Perhaps we'll have a deal.
I have so much work.
I can't leave my workshop.
Just promise me you'll think about it.
- I'll think about it with one condition. - Tell me.
Save some of the silk that the soldier who falls from the sky uses.
I'll do everything I can. Don't worry.
You know how businesses are.
As soon I decide I'll let you know with a telegram.
I'll be waiting anxiously for that moment.
According to our sources, you're still linked with the ones who are pro-German.
Fortunately the Frau Sterling issue had no consequences.
- I know. - What do you mean?
Frau Sterling told her guests I received an important call.
Nothing more.
How do you know that?
Da Silva told me.
- Did you see him again? - I visited his hotel.
I thought we agreed that you wouldn't participate in this mission.
I knew I could reach him.
I didn't want to lose the shot.
What did you find out?
Nothing relevant.
He doesn't know which side to pick.
He seems to still have some loyalty for the British.
Loyalty is cheap these days.
He invited me to Portugal.
The excuse is the silk he imports from Macao.
What did you tell him?
I haven't answered yet.
I wanted to discuss it with you first.
You still want me out of this, right?
No, no, no.
Tell him you accept the invitation.
We'll prepare everything.
Wait for instructions, please.
I'll do that.
Sira! Daughter!
- How are you? I was worried! - I'm fine!
I don't know where to put so many flowers.
Why didn't you answer my messages?
Gonzalo, look...
I'm leaving the city for a few days...
Where are you going?
It doesn't matter.
Just trust me.
Look... I'll try to resolve this as soon as possible.
But I need some time.
I need you to wait for me... please.
Dad.
You know where your home is.
- Goodbye. - See you soon.
I'm glad you'll finally accept the mission.
We believe that Da Silva is willing...
to multiply his fortune in this war.
We need you to go see him. To infiltrate his life.
Earn their trust and confidence.
Make him invite you to a meeting with the Germans.
Da Silva's weakness is a pretty woman.
Our informants said...
that he's an old fashioned Portuguese gentleman.
So nothing will happen if you don't want it to.
- Lady? - But please hold his attention...
for the longest possible time.
Until you get the information.
One more thing. You'll act with no cover.
London doesn't want Portugal...
to be a place of suspicion...
about your purpose.
At the end, Da Silva is just a suspect.
I see.
We know you have a good friend in Portugal.
But we find it imprudent that you meet.
We'll tell Mrs. Fox to act as if she didn't know you...
In case you casually meet.
- Good night. - Good night.
Could you please guide me to my section?
Show me your ticket, please.
Thank you.
For how long will I be in Portugal?
No more than two weeks.
- All right. - Have a good trip.
[Lisbon, January 1941]
- Can I help you? - Yes, compartment number three.
- Okay. - Thank you.
Excuse me.
Good morning, Ms. Agoriuq.
Yes, yes...
- I'm Da Silva's driver. - Nice to meet you.
Please come with me.
My boss wants you to know I'm at your full disposal for your entire stay.
Thank you.
Hey, man...
- Thank you. - Thanks.
Mr. Da Silva apologizes for not picking you up personally.
He told me to drive you to your hotel.
Perfect.
First time in Portugal, miss?
Yes.
You're lucky. It's a lovely day.
We'll be in Estoril in half an hour or 45 minutes.
The highway has very nice views. You'll see.
Tell me, Joao, how long have you been working for him?
47 years, miss.
I worked for his father.
For his grandfather too.
The Da Silva fortune started with a local tavern.
Manuel follows the family tradition.
Import, export...
Cotton from Green Cape, wood from Mozambique...
and even of Chinese silk.
Everything that is profitable.
Excuse me, miss, you must be tired from the journey.
You're not in a chatty mood.
I talk too much, that's what my wife always says.
No, don't worry.
I slept on the train.
Talk, talk!
Thank you, miss.
Mr. Da Silva thinks you'll be pleased to be in here.
Parque Hotel has the most important guests in Estoril.
- Really? - Most of them are Germans.
Englishmen are usually hosted at the Palace Hotel.
At night everyone is in the casino.
Germans and Brits under the same roof?
Portugal is neutral indeed!
Gambling and luck aren't related to this war.
It might be.
My wife says Estoril...
is full of old crows.
They were rich once, and now they are not.
But they clung to their past very strongly.
They prefer to eat nothing but bread...
than to sell their jewels and diamonds.
- Good morning. - Good morning.
- Aris Agoriuq. - Thank you.
I'll wait in the car.
As soon you get set up...
I'll take you to Lisbon, to Da Silva's office.
- What do you think? - Perfect.
[Aris, welcome to Portugal. Yours, Manuel Da Silva]
I'm ready.
[Da Silva's Investments]
- Good day. - Morning.
How may I help you?
Mr. Da Silva is waiting for me.
My name is Aris Agoriuq. My pleasure.
I'm his secretary, Beatriz Oliveira.
Wait here, I'll go inform him you're here.
Thank you.
Aris!
Welcome! It's a pleasure to finally have you here.
- Come to my office, please. - Sure.
This morning, everything I wanted to show you arrived.
Here it is.
Is this as good as you expected?
No.
They are much better. They are marvelous!
I'm glad. Let's take a seat.
Here you have a folder with qualities and prices.
Take it to the hotel.
Take your time, and when you're ready, we can sign the documents.
Don't forget you're a special client, of course.
- Anything you need... - Please, Manuel.
You've done enough already.
Anything, Aris.
Here you have a folder with local material suppliers that may interest you.
I took the time to arrange meetings for you
with them for the next few days.
There you have the schedule organized by days. See?
And these empty spaces?
Will you only leave tomorrow afternoon free for me?
It's empty because I have something in mind to fill it in.
Would you like to have dinner with me tomorrow?
Don't you see I'm busy, Oliveira?
Excuse me, Herr Weiss is here. He says it's urgent.
I'm sorry, but sometimes my work gets scrambled.
Is it okay if I pick you up at your hotel at eight?
I haven't said yes yet.
Do you have something else to do? You just got here.
- No, eight is perfect. - I'll walk with you.
Herr Weiss.
Beatriz.
I want to thank you before I leave.
- Me? - I have the feeling it was you
who prepared the folders with the data and organized the meetings for me.
Am I correct?
Yes, it was me.
I congratulate you. You did an excellent job.
I'm sorry, but are you from Spain?
You speak perfect Spanish.
I was born in Coruña.
Your last name, Oliveira, sounds Portuguese.
Are your parents Portuguese?
Galician too.
My paternal grandfather was Portuguese.
Have you lived all your life in Portugal?
I came here after some years. After my parents died.
Beatriz, I need the wholesalers' addresses.
Of course.
I'm sorry, but I have a lot of work.
Yes, excuse me.
Good day.
Ready.
How did everything go? Well?
Very well.
Mr. Da Silva has treated me very well.
- And his secretaries. - Miss Elisa and Miss Oliveira, right?
- Miss Oliveira is Spanish, like you. - Yes, yes. I know.
It might be my imagination
but I don't think she likes me much.
- No. - Yes, yes.
Maybe I said something she found uncomfortable.
No, I'm sure you didn't.
What happens is that women are jealous by nature.
I don't get it.
Mr. Da Silva and Miss Oliveira...
- But this is top secret. - I see.
Don't make me talk because I talk too much.
Where are we going? Tell me.
- Here. - Alchiago, very good.
I can't do any more.
Here you can have the best coffee in Lisbon.
Go in and ask for a Bica.
- You'll see, you won't regret it. - A Bica?
Would you come with me?
Let's go, quickly.
Well, miss. I'll be here tomorrow at nine.
- To continue with the meetings. - Perfect.
Good afternoon.
- Good morning. - Good morning.
- Did you sleep well, miss? - Very well, thanks.
- I'll wait for you in the car. - Oh, by the way...
Yesterday I went for a walk on the beach and I think I saw you in your car.
In my car? It might be.
Estoril is a very small city.
After leaving you tonight, I went to my house for dinner.
My wife prepared a delicious feijoada.
- She should open a restaurant... - I looked out the window before going
to sleep. Did I see you at the hotel door?
Oh, that. Well.
My boss wants it that way.
Courtesy from Manuel's behalf.
I've told you I'm at your entire disposition
during all your time here.
But I don't think I'll need anything in the middle of the night, anyhow.
And it's a big hassle for you.
No, no. It's not a hassle, I swear. It's my job.
Well, are you ready so I can take you
to visit suppliers? - Yes, yes.
Don't forget, miss.
You'll see Manuel tonight.
Don't worry, I didn't forget.
Tell me, Aris.
How have my friends, the suppliers, treated you?
Excellently.
Thank you so much.
And you? You had a meeting, right?
With a scary German man.
- Thanks. - Thanks.
It was very boring. You can't even imagine.
Don't complain.
You have two secretaries for yourself.
You're right, I can't complain.
I'm sure you've sold him my cloths to make parachutes.
Why are we talking about work when we could be dancing?
Do you want to?
- Can we take a seat? I'm a little dizzy. - Of course.
- Da Silva. - Logan?
Where have you been? I haven't seen you for a century.
I've called you a thousand times but I haven't reached you.
Business, you know.
Let me introduce you a Moroccan friend who just came in from Madrid.
- Aris Agoriuq. - Marcus Logan.
Nice to meet you.
Sit down and have a drink with us.
No, I can't. I'm with some friends.
I just came to say hello and remind you we need to meet.
Any of these days, I promise.
- Miss... Agoriuq? - Yes.
- Nice to meet you. - Likewise.
Marcus Logan is a good guy.
- English? - Journalist.
Irish men are after me looking to have an interview.
It seems he travels all around Europe thanks to his newspaper.
He has visited us very frequently this year.
Are you okay?
I'm a little dizzy.
- You dance very well. - So do you.
I think we make very good dancing partners.
It might be.
I think dancing wouldn't be the only thing we'd do well together, Aris.
Excuse me, please.
Business doesn't care about schedules.
Don't worry.
I'll be right back.
Joao.
Thanks.
How long have you been working at my warehouse, Daniel?
Two years, Mr. Da Silva.
Two years...
I'm very disappointed with you.
Who were you going to show these papers to, Daniel?
To no one, I swear!
I just took them to balance accounting.
I was going to give them back immediately.
Look at me.
I'm sorry, but I don't trust you.
It's true, I swear.
I'd never betray you, please.
Excuse me.
I don't think he was lying.
Excuse me, I intruded where I shouldn't. My wife says...
Listen to your wife, Joao.
It's so nice to see you again, Sira, or Aris.
What are you doing here?
I can't tell you.
I have to go, I'm sorry.
Don't touch me!
At least tell me you're not involved with Manuel Da Silva.
Marcus, leave me, please.
I can't talk to you.
Please, don't come close to me.
Please.
What happened to the Sira I left in Tetouan?
Excuse me.
I was in the restroom.
- Where were we? - Well...
About to have a toast with this marvelous champagne.
Perfect. Cheers!
As I was saying, if you want to do more...
you can find very good things in Portugal...
What are you doing here?
What happened to the Sira I left in Tetouan?
Are you listening to me, Aris?
Aris?
American makeup?
I have to buy lash mascara for me.
And a lipstick.
A woman has never enough lipsticks.
I'd love to go with you but I need to spend all morning in Sintra.
Don't worry.
I know how to have fun by myself.
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