:09:01
- l thought l should refuse the job.
- Did something frighten you?
:09:06
No, but she should have a nurse
who's older and more experienced.
:09:12
- Experienced in life. l may not cope.
- Cope?
:09:17
Mentally.
:09:20
lf Mrs Vogler's silence and immobility
is the result of a decision...
:09:25
- ...it must be as she's seen as healthy.
- Well?
:09:28
lt's a decision that shows great mental
strength. Perhaps l'm not up to it.
:09:35
You might like to see the dusk,
Mrs Vogler. l can draw them later.
:09:42
Shall l turn on the radio?
There's a play, l think.
:09:49
Forgive me, my darling,
Oh, you must forgive me,
:09:54
l don't desire anything other
than your forgiveness,
:09:59
What are you laughing at, Mrs Vogler?
ls it the actress that's funny?
:10:04
What do you know about compassion?
What do you know?
:10:09
What do you know about compassion?
:10:17
l don't understand things like that,
Mrs Vogler.
:10:21
l'm interested in film and theatre,
but l go so seldom.
:10:25
l have enormous admiration
for artists.
:10:29
l think art
has an enormous importance in life.
:10:33
Especially for people
who have problems of some kind.
:10:38
l shouldn't talk to you about things
like that. l'm skating on thin ice.
:10:43
l'll see if l can find some music.
:10:46
ls that good?
:10:51
Good night, Mrs Vogler. Sleep well.