:03:01
I'll never forget it.
:03:04
The woman who lived there saw the
shock in my eyes at the way they lived.
:03:10
And she said, "Pardon me."
:03:17
I said, "Pardon you for what?"
:03:20
So she said, "Pardon me for my house,
pardon me for the way it looks...
:03:25
...pardon me for everything."
:03:30
And then she said, "But, of course,
you must understand that...
:03:35
...most of this place is a garbage dump,
and I'm just a piece of garbage."
:03:43
I began by hiding agitators
in the chapel of the house...
:03:48
...and I ended by helping them
get arms.
:03:58
You don't say anything.
:04:01
I don't know what to say.
:04:04
I haven't met many people in my life who
have committed themselves to anything.
:04:10
You never talk about yourself.
:04:15
There's not very much to tell.
:04:17
I came from a Hamburg worker's family,
I worked hard to become a doctor.
:04:23
- I tried to be a man, I got this.
- It is formidable.
:04:27
It's idiotic. Marked for life like cattle.
:04:34
Are you married?
:04:38
Children?
:04:40
Two sons.
:04:43
Are you happy?
:04:47
Who is happy?
:04:52
Why isn't she here with you now?
:04:55
There was no reason in dragging her
halfway across the world with me.