4 -- INT. GROUND FLOOR--LIBRARY -- 4 The library is a somewhat more comfortable room than the hall, composed of dark colors. All of the walls are covered with books, with the exception of one wall, a window. Tixie, a young and rather jiggly french maid, is polishing a glass. The music is much louder. Timmy enters and turns off the record player. The music stops. He speaks to the maid in a proper English accent. Timmy Is everything ready? She replies in a French accent. Tixie Oui, monsieur. Timmy You have your instructions? Tixie nods. Timmy exits. Tixie sniffs the air, and then examines the bottom of her shoes.
5 -- INT. GROUND FLOOR--KITCHEN -- 5 The kitchen is white tile, narrow. There is a meat freezer to the right. A counter leads off to the left. MRS. HO, the cook, is sharpening a knife. Joseph McCarthy is speaking on the television in the background. Timmy. TIMMY Is everything all right, Mrs. Ho? She turns, knife in hand. MRS. HO Dinner will be ready at seven-thirty. The doorbell rings. Timmy exits the kitchen.
6 -- EXT. HILL HOUSE--FRONT DOOR--NIGHT -- 6 A man is standing by the front door, being growled at by the dogs. He is not comfortable.
7 -- INT. GROUND FLOOR--THE HALL -- 7 Wadsworth opens the door. TIMMY Good evening. MAN Good evening. I don't know if-- TIMMY Yes, indeed, sir, you are expected, Colonel Jorgen. May I take your coat? It is Colonel Jorgen, isn't it? JORGEN No, that's not my name. My name is Colonel-- TIMMY Pardon me, sir, but tonight you may well feel obliged to my employer for the use of an alias. Jorgen sniffs around and checks his shoe as Timmy hangs his coat. The pair starts across the hall. JORGEN And who are you, sir? TIMMY I'm Timmy, sir. The butler.
5 -- INT. GROUND FLOOR--KITCHEN -- 5 The kitchen is white tile, narrow. There is a meat freezer to the right. A counter leads off to the left. MRS. HO, the cook, is sharpening a knife. Joseph McCarthy is speaking on the television in the background. Timmy. TIMMY Is everything all right, Mrs. Ho? She turns, knife in hand. MRS. HO Dinner will be ready at seven-thirty. The doorbell rings. Timmy exits the kitchen.
6 -- EXT. HILL HOUSE--FRONT DOOR--NIGHT -- 6 A man is standing by the front door, being growled at by the dogs. He is not comfortable.
7 -- INT. GROUND FLOOR--THE HALL -- 7 Wadsworth opens the door. TIMMY Good evening. MAN Good evening. I don't know if-- TIMMY Yes, indeed, sir, you are expected, Colonel Jorgen. May I take your coat? It is Colonel Jorgen, isn't it? JORGEN No, that's not my name. My name is Colonel-- TIMMY Pardon me, sir, but tonight you may well feel obliged to my employer for the use of an alias. Jorgen sniffs around and checks his shoe as Timmy hangs his coat. The pair starts across the hall. JORGEN And who are you, sir? TIMMY I'm Timmy, sir. The butler.