As she buttons up her clothes after the obviously unromantic and unexciting act, she casually dismisses the breaking of the sacred taboo (her under-aged deflowering by a 25 year-old), and downplays the importance of feeling passion and sexual attraction.Sometimes I even think you""re listening to me when I""m talking on the telephone.Harry: What are you talking about?Amy: I don""t know.I just feel it.Really, I do.When she begins to sing the Red Red Robin song: "Wake up, wake up you sleepy head.Get up, get up...", he becomes suspicious and tells her that "somebody else was singing that oday." She asks questions about his job, where he lives, and how she can locate him - his uncomfortableness and irritation levels rise noticeably:Amy: Where do you work, Harry?Harry: Oh, in different places, different jobs.Now in Paris, Bourne located his local address from his passport.In the apartment where he didn""t recognize anything, he surmised he was in the shipping business.He hit redial on his phone and connected with the front desk of the Hotel Regina.He asked the clerk to look up his British passport CIA alias name: John Michael Kane, a previously-registered guest.His only recollection was that he was "the last...survivor." He wanted to stay awake, knowing that if he fell asleep, he wouldn""t wake up: "If I fall asleep, there""s gonna be trouble.Just then, George inadvertently steps on Mary""s bathrobe again and she accidentally loses it.She jumps into the hydrangea bushes to hide.Aroused by her predicament, he hesitates to throw her robe to her and teases her in a good-natured way, calling it "a very interesting situation.