Aus dem Leben der Marionetten
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:09:00
Shrinks are interested in dreams.
:09:03
Mine are banal, meaningless, dull.
:09:13
l want you to tell me my hormones are
responsible for my urge to kill her.

:09:20
Maybe l just want you
to hypnotize me.

:09:23
That could be one solution.
:09:28
You're not saying anything.
-Why did you come to see me?

:09:32
You don't believe in your own agony.
:09:35
You don't believe
in the existence of the soul.

:09:39
So why did you come?
-Are you angry?

:09:42
Of course l'm angry. Because you
have so little respect for your fear.

:09:48
Maybe you should prescribe
something for me.

:09:51
Just take a long walk. That's
the best thing for depression.

:09:57
Then drink some coffee, a few
cognacs, and you'll feel good as new.

:10:02
Thank you, Mogens.
You've been a great help.

:10:05
Good-bye.
:10:15
l don't want to.
:10:21
Sit down.
:10:25
l think l've made quite an effort.
:10:30
How often do we say
that we hate someone.

:10:34
Or that we wish our counterpart
were dead. Or we hit each other.

:10:39
Humiliate, challenge,
threaten the other.

:10:43
We spit each other in the face, grip
each other's arms, wrestle, yell.

:10:48
Finally some blood is shed. One of us
triumphs, the other is destroyed...

:10:53
and stands by the bathroom door
asking for forgiveness.

:10:58
That's not dangerous?
-Not dangerous at all.


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