I've seen your house. You have? Well, yeah, Iook, when we played in Rome, I stood a block...

Jonathan E.: I've seen your house. Ella: You have? Jonathan E.: Well, yeah, Iook, when we played in Rome, I stood a block away and watched your front gate for a couple of hours. I was just standing there wondering what your furniture looked like. What you said to each other in the morning. What's he like? What's he do? Ella: He's a City Engineer. We have a jetcopter, a son, two cats and a place in the Alps. Well, you don't really want to hear all of this. Jonathan E.: A son? Ella: Yeah. We have a lot of friends. And he has a lover. We have furniture a lot like yours. Jonathan E.: The same taste in furniture, how about that.

You have a lovely place. Thank you. Well, I've seen your house. You have? Yeah, when we played in Rome, I stood a block away and, er... watched your front gate for a couple of hours. I was just, er... Standing there wondering... Wwhat your furniture was like, what you said to each other in the mornings. What's he like? What's he do, this...? He's a city engineer. We have a jet-copter, a son, two cats and a place in the alps. You don't really want to hear all of this. - A son? - Yes. We have a lot of friends. And he has a lover. We have furniture a lot like yours. Same taste in furniture. How about that? You know, Johnny, all they want is a kind of incidental control over just a part of our lives. They have control economically and politically, but they also provide.