:45:01
I didn't know she was coming.
:45:03
This is my responsibility, Mrs. Halbestadt.
:45:06
I've been storing some of my things here...
:45:08
until I could get a room large enough
to keep them in.
:45:11
I hope you don't mind.
:45:12
No. Not at all.
:45:14
You can examine what I have here,
if you like.
:45:17
Of course not.
:45:18
Then I'll just take these out.
:45:20
- Here.
- Thanks, Mrs. Halbestadt.
:45:22
- Let me help you.
- No. I can manage all right.
:45:24
I'll take these outside. Please.
:45:25
Good night.
:45:40
It's heavy. It's full of books and pictures...
:45:42
things that mean nothing to anyone but me.
:45:45
- Mr. Schmidt?
- Your Honor.
:45:49
Would you drive
Mrs. Bertholt home, please?
:45:51
Yes, Your Honor.
:45:53
- I hope you're comfortable here.
- Yes, I am. Very.
:45:55
My favorite spot was always the garden.
:45:58
Remind Mr. Halbestadt
to take good care of the rock garden.
:46:01
You'll get a great deal of pleasure out of it
in summer.
:46:04
I'll sit in front, thank you.
:46:08
- Good night.
- Good night.
:46:10
- Karolinenstrasse 115, please.
- Yes, madam.
:46:32
Sit down.
:46:37
You worked for Mrs. Bertholt, didn't you?
:46:41
Yes, Your Honor.
:46:42
How long did she live here?
:46:45
Madame Bertholt?
:46:47
Madame Bertholt and her family have lived
here for many generations, Your Honor.
:46:52
Thank you.
:46:55
Your Honor, you came in here
for something?
:46:59
I was just going to make myself a sandwich.