1:07:03
Here, l'm still creditworthy.
1:07:05
What's all this?
1:07:06
''What's all this?''
1:07:08
You've murdered her, like the other one.
1:07:11
-But she's still breathing.
-She's got a raging fever.
1:07:14
-What'll l do with the corpse?
-What's the matter with her?
1:07:17
Did l send her out in winter in a summer
dress without a coat and till 5:15?
1:07:22
Oh, that....
1:07:26
But l...
1:07:29
didn't mean it seriously.
1:07:31
You must be careful
what you say and to whom.
1:07:33
That's ridiculous!
A petit bourgeois view of history.
1:07:37
''Yesterday...
1:07:40
''on horses proud....
1:07:45
''Today, in the....''
1:07:53
You see.
1:07:54
That's Uhland! l beg you!
1:07:57
Why doesn't she quote George
in her death throes?
1:08:05
Walter!
1:08:06
Yes?
1:08:08
l'm ill, too.
1:08:10
Very ill! Very, very!
1:08:12
Belly done in.
1:08:13
The oppressed seek refuge in illness.
1:08:16
From what should l seek refuge?
1:08:18
From reality, the challenge of the sublime.
1:08:21
No, Walter. l have nothing to flee from.
1:08:24
These things are trifles.
1:08:26
Trifles? You dare to?
1:08:28
What liberties you take!
You belly, belly, belly!
1:08:32
Just look at yourself!
1:08:34
-This business with George--
-Yes?
1:08:37
You can't be him, Walter.
1:08:40
George was gay.
1:08:43
Ho-mo-sex-ual. Understand?
1:08:47
He invented it, Walter.
1:08:49
Gay?
1:08:53
Gay!
1:08:59
Walter...