Every time I come in here you stop singing. Why is that? You don't have to come in. Look,...

[Haven goes back to the saloon. Charlie is singing, but stops when she sees him enter, and sits down at a nearby table. Haven approaches the table] John Haven: Every time I come in here you stop singing. Why is that? Charlene - aka 'Charlie': You don't have to come in. John Haven: Look, I didn't come back to start a fight or break the bank. Charlene - aka 'Charlie': Why did you come back? John Haven: [sitting down] If you'll invite me to sit down, I might find out. Charlene - aka 'Charlie': It might be better if you found another table... and another girl. John Haven: Oh no it wouldn't. I looked. [They both look over to Mick and Prince, who are standing a few paces away nervously exchanging glances] John Haven: [not yet aware that the woman he's talking to is Charlie] Would that be Charlie? Charlene - aka 'Charlie': No. John Haven: His eyes follow you around like a couple of flies. Charlene - aka 'Charlie': They follow me around to see that strangers don't annoy me. John Haven: Only strangers? Charlene - aka 'Charlie': No-one else would be so foolish. John Haven: [to waiter] Waiter, bring me a bottle of wine, will you? [to Charlie] John Haven: First you're beautiful, then I like the way you sing, and now you're a woman of mystery. I don't want to be a stranger, so I'll have to be foolish. Charlene - aka 'Charlie': You like to take chances, don't you? John Haven: If I feel lucky. Charlene - aka 'Charlie': I advise you to try the dice table. John Haven: I'd rather get lucky here. Charlene - aka 'Charlie': [shrugs] Every man has the right to his own funeral. [Charlie gets Prince's attention. He approaches the table] John Haven: [noting Prince's approach] I could be your cousin from Waxahachie. I could be cousin John, a missionary on his way to China.