Mr. Gail Wynand.

And you, Mrs. Wynand?

Yes, Mr. Wynand.

As the Wynand building.

Don't try to, Mr. Wynand.

I'm begging you, Mr. Wynand.

A temple to Dominique Wynand.

Ready with it, Mrs. Wynand?

Gail Wynand gives people what they ask for

Yes, indeed, Mr. Wynand.

Hello? Gail Wynand, please.

No. It's Mr. Wynand's secretary.

Your contract to design the Wynand building.

That, Mr. Wynand, is my sincere opinion.

Mr. Wynand's patronage will help you much more.

The Wynand building by Howard Roark.

Wynand, this is final. Yes or no?

And you're not looking for ability, Mr. Wynand.

Did Mrs. Wynand choose me for the job?

I've met Mrs. Wynand some years ago.

Why, yes, Mrs. Wynand, I'd be glad to go.

And I own the Banner. Do you, Mr. Wynand?

I wish to undertake the construction of the Wynand building at once.

I don't want any part of Gail Wynand's city!

You're saying it about Gail Wynand of the New York Banner?

To design a house as a temple to you, Mrs. Wynand.

After I'm gone, that building will be Gail Wynand.

You're Mrs. Gail Wynand. You're above suspicion.

Gail Wynand's Banner the foulest newspaper on earth.

I'd like to see it decided between Mr. Wynand and yourself.

I'm sure we'll have no trouble, Mr. Wynand.

Sorry, I'm not good at that sort of thing. Gail Wynand expects results.

No, Mrs. Wynand doesn't know anything about this.

I'm saying it.

Don't forget that this is not a Wynand project.

You thought money was power. Is it, Mr. Wynand?

I'm sure you know that I seek nothing for myself, Mr. Wynand.

It's a wonderful idea. I know Wynand will okay it.

The Wynand building will have nothing except what you give it.

I told you, Mr. Gail Wynand wants buildings that show a classical influence.

Mr. Wynand, I know it's inexcusable but Miss Francon is not in the building.

I'm sure this is a joke, Mr. Wynand. Things like this aren't being done.

So you were after power, Mr. Wynand and you thought you were a practical man.

Mr. Roark, Mr. Gail Wynand wishes to know whether you could come to his office.

Mankind will never destroy itself, Mr. Wynand nor should it think of itself as destroyed.