Aus dem Leben der Marionetten
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:26:00
Maybe that's the way
it's supposed to be.

:26:06
l don't know anything.
l don't understand anything.

:26:13
And how could l understand?
:26:20
l was an actress before l married. l
gave it up to look after my children.

:26:25
My husband didn't want me to continue
working. And l've never regretted it.

:26:31
l've had a good and happy life.
:26:39
Peter came to see me a few days ago.
:26:41
lt was a brief visit. He had a list
of things that needed to be repaired.

:26:47
We went through the list together.
He was to speak with the architect.

:26:53
lt's an old, dilapidated house...
:26:57
with a somewhat unkept garden.
:27:00
ln one wing, the roof is so badly
insulated that snow seeps through it.

:27:05
We talked about all these things.
We were both in a bit of a rush.

:27:11
l was expecting guests for dinner,
and Peter was going to a conference.

:27:17
l didn't notice anything unusual.
Peter just said he was a bit tired.

:27:22
That he'd had a cold.
Katarina was to be in Paris...

:27:25
till the middle of the week.
:27:29
We laughed about all those repairs
and the architect's report.

:27:34
lt was really quite funny. Peter said
that l live in a real rat trap.

:27:40
But l love my old house.
:27:44
l'll never move out of it.
:27:55
Five days before the catastrophe...
:27:58
Katarina and Peter
spend a sleepless night.


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