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Seducing Ingrid Bergman — Chapter 4
- 1. Capa attempts to impress Ingrid Bergman with a giant bottle of Arpège perfume, only to discover it's a display model filled with colored water.
- 2. Ingrid Bergman fantasizes about swapping lives with her hairdresser, imagining a parallel existence as a normal citizen in Paris.
- 3. Ingrid feels a deep maternal bond with her daughter Pia, describing the sensation of holding her as like falling in love again.
- 4. Capa feels invulnerable and happy after spending time with Ingrid, but later breaks down crying, thinking of the war dead and his lost love Gerda.
- 5. Irwin warns Capa that men and women can't be friends, suspecting a romantic involvement with Ingrid.
- 6. Ingrid gives Capa her telephone number in Berlin, which he interprets as a key to unlocking the mystery of a woman.
- 7. Capa prepares a romantic dessert of peaches soaked in Courvoisier and champagne, awaiting Ingrid's return.