- Flashback time!
- Katharine has pulled off some "fundraising heroics" and the men are doing a toast to mapmaking.
- She seems to have traded her husband's photography skills to a brigadier.
- Clifton returns to Cairo to photograph the brigadier, leaving Katharine in the desert with all the menfolk.
- Almásy asks him if it's appropriate to leave her. The desert might be too tough for Katharine's fragility.
- Clifton trusts his wife completely, though. (Bad call, Clifton.)
- In the present, Hana uncovers the piano, which has tipped over, but is still playable.
- She tickles the ivories while Caravaggio tickles his veins with morphine.
- Hana's piano playing attracts a soldier who runs up and fires a gun to get her to stop playing.
- According to him, the pianos were a favorite hiding place for landmines.
- It's the guy who found the landmine from before. He sweeps the piano for a mine.
- And O-M-G, he finds explosives under the piano.
- He wants Hana to move out because the building could be riddled with mines.
- Hana says she will marry the Sikh, because her mother always told her she would summon her husband by playing piano.
- Almásy suggests they charge rent now that Caravaggio, the Sikh, and his soldiers are staying with them.
- The next day, Hana tends to her garden as the Sikh rides away on a motorcycle.