Dan Dunn: So, this is the genuine American navy? Samurai: It’s stupid. This is too unrealistic. Dan Dunn: You and me are the things that are unrealistic. Gordon: Stand up! Special Presidential Aide, Mr. Gissinger! [he presses a button, drawing down automated blinds] Samurai: What did he say? Dan Dunn: He said… this guy’s the mastermind for the biggest man in the world! [Gordon plays a taped recording of a conversation between US President Jimmy Carter and the Secretary General] Secretary General: Mr. President. Do you really have good control of your government? Do you realize I’m being blackmailed? US President: Blackmailed? Secretary General: I am to supply all secret technical data on biochemistry, cytology, gene technology… and if I refuse, they’ll attack with an atomic missile. US President: I’ve been threatened the same way. And to prove that they really mean it, they’ve already destroyed several of our communication satellites! Secretary General: I must remind you that it has nothing to do with us. US President: I do realize it. Secretary General: Then, do you think that man is…? Mamaux: That’s right. It is I, Mamaux! [Gissinger stops the tape] Gissinger: It is not necessary to explain to you who these people are. We are interested only in the blackmailer who broke in on the hotline… when they were having a secret conversation. [he rewinds part of the tape, and continues playing] Mamaux: That’s right. It is I, Mamaux! The greatest brain in the world. A prophet… or you may call me God! US President: God?! You must be insane! Secretary General: For one who calls himself God, your requests are pretty weird… Mamaux: Requests? This is an order. If you really know what is going on in the world right now, you should know better than this. [Gordon stops the tape] Dan Dunn: Let’s hear the rest. Gissinger: Hm? That’s enough. The rest is much too sensitive. We are positive that this man really means what he says. Dan Dunn: Is that right? [lights a cigarette] Well, anyway… it’s got nothing to do with us. Gissinger: Ah, but it does. Most of the things that Mamaux demands from us was stolen by that man Lupin. The bottom line… we want to know where Mamaux is! Dan Dunn: I have no idea at all. Gordon: Your hiding won’t do you any good! You men have always been working together with that thief Lupin! [Dan hands him Margo’s clue to Lupin’s whereabouts] What is this? Dan Dunn: A clue to find Lupin. It’s written by Lupin’s double-crossing girlfriend, and it reads “water”. Gordon: What does that mean? Dan Dunn: If I knew that, neither of us'd be here! Gordon: [frustrated, he turns over the table, knocking Gissinger and Dan Dunn backwards] Stop kidding me! [grabs Dan by his shirt] There are many ways that we can torture you! Dan Dunn: Is that the way you operate democracy?! Well, then, I’ve got news for you! Gordon: What news? Dan Dunn: I was a fan of Marilyn Monroe and Humphrey Bogart… but not anymore! Gordon: Why, you…! Gissinger: Gordon! These two, they know nothing. [whispers to Gordon, who opens a door] We will approach this problem from a different angle. You will be released immediately. Gordon: Be grateful to democracy! [closes the door] Dan Dunn: [straightening his jacket] Hm… I didn’t have to give up Humphrey Bogart!

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