Agatha Christie's Poirot1989

Miss Gilchrist:
Young people nowadays seem so uncaring. They don't know what it is to be alone in the world.

Hercule Poirot:
The journey of life... it can be hard for those of us who travel alone, Mademoiselle. Have you always been a companion to a lady?

Miss Gilchrist:
No. I used to have my own tea shop, "The Willow Tree". Oh, it was a delightful little place, Mr Poirot. All the china was blue-willow patterned... so pretty, and the cakes were really awfully good, if I say it myself. But a Lyons' establishment opened up nearby and my little place failed.

Hercule Poirot:
Ah. Oh, this happens to many people in these times, I think.

Miss Gilchrist:
[Service bell rings] It's Mr Timothys' bell...