Hyde Park

[poulenc]

Hyde Park został założony w 1536 roku przez Henryka VIII, który pozyskał owe grunty od mnichów z Opactwa Westminsterskiego. Większość obiektów architektonicznych w parku została zaprojektowana w latach 20. XIX wieku przez Decimusa Burtona. Od XIX wieku park stał się popularnym miejscem spotkań towarzyskich i wydarzeń kulturalnych.

[Dalewin]

Good Morning Miss Magnuska. How's your day?

[poulenc]

Oh, I'm glad that you are asking. I am wondering if short walk in my companion would be too boring for you Mister, wouldn't be?

[Dalewin]

Of course not! We have so many things that we have to talk about. What do you think Ms. Magnuska, about Stalin death? It seems like third world war is comming, and Poland wouldn't only be a silent watcher.

<Ujmuje rozmówczynię pod rękę i kieruje się jedną ze ścieżek>

[poulenc]

Stalin is dead?! Please, jokes like that are improper!

[poulenc]

Oh, Mr. Halicki, I did not know about that! Now probably everything is about to break out, but in my opinion we have nothing to do in this situation. Not everything is conspicious for us in United Kingdom, far away from our motherland, contaminated by crimson. If we are liable for future of our country?!

<out of the blue>

Oh. I need to sit down somewhere. This all questions overwhelmed me at all.

[Dalewin]

His death is like opening the doors to freedom. We can take direction now, without bothering about Stalin opinion. It's still hard to change government in Poland, but i hope those communists will slash each other.

[poulenc]

Yes, I hope so.


<giving hand>

You can call me Anna, Mr. Halicki.