:27:03
He enjoys it.
:27:05
Did you hear, Luise?
:27:06
-He enjoys being beaten.
-He's your brother.
:27:09
But it's revolting!
:27:14
You've no right to laugh at my husband!
:27:18
Sorry, l forgot to think.
:27:20
Pay her her fee!
:27:22
And don't forget the receipt!
:27:26
150 Marks?
:27:28
Some men give me 20 for the taxi.
:27:30
You come to us with the subway.
Here, DM 152.50.
:27:35
Did you enjoy it?
:27:36
Not really my thing.
He finishes too quickly, don't you think?
:27:41
Yes, l agree.
:27:42
-But it's better than nothing.
-Good day to you!
:27:45
The same to you!
:27:47
Fuck flies.
:27:48
Ernst, Luise, come here!
:27:58
l've written something new
for the first time in two years. Listen!
:28:03
''And sometimes seamen
catch for pleasure...
:28:06
''the albatross, the great bird of the sea...
:28:09
''that follows freely at its leisure...
:28:11
''ships that through rocky straits
must pass.''
:28:15
-lsn't that brilliant?
-Yes, yes.
:28:19
Then proclaim your enthusiasm!
:28:21
Out with it!
:28:28
My God...
:28:30
how primitive!
:28:32
How primitive you all are!
:28:38
The revolutionary situation
no longer exists, mother.
:28:41
Typical of youth!
:28:43
Nothing but a flash in the pan!
:28:48
A revolutionary situation exists
as long as people are oppressed...
:28:52
and exploited by others.
:28:54
But mother, that's got whiskers on it!
:28:58
Yes, Karl Marx's whiskers.