Shania giggled and turned to sit up.
Twain got up and adopted a posture of inviting Shania to take his hand by reaching out. Shania was also very ladylike when she held out her hand for Twain to hold. "Are we going to dance, sir?"
"Oh no, just taking a stroll, my lady. As for dancing..." Twain grinned. "I'm afraid I'll step on your feet."
"Even the blind lieutenant colonel could dance the tango well!"
"Who was that?"
"The leading man in Scent of a Woman. Have you have not watched it, Uncle Tony?"
Twain recalled a Hollywood film called Scent of a Woman in which the film's star, Al Pacino, portrayed a blind lieutenant colonel. This role won him the 1993 Academy Award for Best Actor. The scene where Pacino held a beautiful young lady to dance the tango in the hotel was a classic among the classics.
He scratched his head. "Of course I've seen it. But I can't be compared to Al Pacino."
"But you look a little alike!"
