My name is Ben. I mean Bennett, named after Arnold Bennett. The writer? No, Lt. Colonel....

Marco: [Part 2 of the complete train dialog. Notice how she goes out of her way to make sure a complete stranger who is behaving strangely remembers her address and phone number. Why would she do this?] My name is Ben. I mean Bennett, named after Arnold Bennett.
Eugenie Rose Chaney: The writer?
Marco: No, Lt. Colonel. He was my father's commanding officer at the time.
Eugenie Rose Chaney: What's you last name?
Marco: Marco.
Eugenie Rose Chaney: Major Marco. Are you Arabic?
Marco: No.
Eugenie Rose Chaney: Let me put it another way: are you married?
Marco: No. You?
Eugenie Rose Chaney: No.
Marco: [pauses] What's your last name?
Eugenie Rose Chaney: Chaney. I'm production assistant for a man named Justin, who had two hits last season. I live on 54th St., a few doors down from the Museum of Modern Art, of which I'm a tea privileges member, no cream.
[Intently]
Eugenie Rose Chaney: I live at Fifty-Three West 54th St., Apt. 3-B. Can you remember that?
Marco: [Weakly] Yes.
Eugenie Rose Chaney: Eldorado 5-9970. Can you remember that?
Marco: [Weakly] Yes.
Eugenie Rose Chaney: Are you stationed in New York? Or, is "stationed" the right word?
Marco: I'm not exactly stationed in New York, I was stationed in Washington, but I got sick and now I'm on leave and I'm spending it in New York.
Eugenie Rose Chaney: [Intently] Eldorado 5-9970.
Marco: I'm going to look up an old friend of mine who's a newspaperman. We were in Korea together.
[Fades into Raymond Shaw's apartment]