:22:05
Lucia, you're out of your mind.
I have to be at the opera tonight.
:22:08
All right.
So I'll go alone.
:22:11
Where do you want to go?
:22:13
Away from this hotel,
away from this city.
:22:16
And away from this country.
:22:20
I understand what you feel.
:22:23
But you seemed so happy
to come here with me.
:22:27
Lucia, what's come over you?
:22:30
Anyway, it's a question
of a few days more.
:22:33
Tomorrow we go to Frankfurt. In three
days, Berlin, Hamburg and that's it.
:22:45
You're absolutely incredible.
:22:48
- Incredible.
:22:51
- Don't open.
- It's the porter with other newspapers.
:22:53
- Don't open, please.
- I thought all had been delivered.
:22:58
Come in.
:23:01
- Good morning.
- 'Morning. Thank you.
:23:04
Thank you.
:23:07
We've planned everything
for one of these evenings.
:23:10
You can prepare the room.
They're all coming.
:23:12
I think I found a witness.
:23:15
You remember Mario the cook?
He knows something.
:23:19
Couldn't you wait
a little longer?
:23:22
No. I prefer to close
your case as soon as possible.
:23:26
But you haven't come
to see the place.
:23:30
What is it?
Has something happened?
:23:35
It's the trial.
:23:39
Klaus is being
a little... hasty.
:23:42
Sooner or later he had to call you up,
as he has for everybody else.
:23:46
Be sure to keep your eyes open. You
often read of somebody being turned in.
:23:50
Yes, you do. Especially
by collaborators like yourself.
:23:56
I want everything clear in my head.