don't call ms. taub a tub. she's very upset. well, i'm very upset, too. ms. taub, ms. taub, i have to go the bathroom. hey, this place is really swarming with soldiers. maybe it's got to do with that thing at the tomb. whom are you speaking to? 'nobody. i'm with the americican school.' 'we're waiting for our travel representative, mr. brickman.' 'and i amam mr. brickman.' yes, forgive the delay, last minute changes in itinerary. you know, that sort of thing? changes in our itinerary? well, no, mine actually. uh, oh i think come along i mustn't delay the train. you too, curt. the tickets, ma'am. i have ours. i don't have yours, though. was i supposed to? it would have been nice. come along. oh. come along, everybody. come, come, children. double on. hurry up, now. move right in. move in. mustn't waste any time now.

go ahead, ms. taub. i'll join you in a moment. oh, farewell, my brother, farewell. what do you think you're doing? those guards are watching us. they never questioned my p papers. well, if you try and stop me after tender scene, they will. i can't bear to see you go. ugh. he's overcome with grief. (male #2) 'please remain inin your compartments.' 'have your passports, visas and tickets ready, please.' 'plplease remain in your compartments.' gentlemen, i think you've been hiding from me. i've been up and down these halls at least five times the last three minutes, looking for some semblance of authority. that's strange. we have tried to overlook no one, mister.. brickman. at least my reservations were made under that name. my travel bureau has brought countless tourists to this country. as a matter of fact, mylo jans himself once sent me a warm note of appreciation for my contributions to your country's commerce. and now i'm hehere escorting a group of american students 's virtues buying your products and warming to the generosity of you people. and all i ask is i be