Sehnsucht der Veronika Voss, Die
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I don't know her.
:10:11
She obviously
doesn't know you either.

:10:14
She said
what a charming man you were.

:10:23
- Your health, sir.
- Thank you.

:10:27
You're a sports reporter.
That must be exciting.

:10:30
Sometimes.
:10:32
People who fight
are always exciting.

:10:34
Victories are exciting. Defeats --
:10:36
What do you fight for?
- Me?

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Yes. Tell me about your triumphs.
:10:42
My life's pretty humdrum, you know.
:10:45
No victories.
:10:47
No defeats anymore.
:10:48
Was that your wife on the phone?
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My girlfriend.
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Do you love her?
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Do I love her?
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We get along.
:11:08
Robert?
:11:10
I may call you Robert?
- Of course.

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I'm sure you felt bad.
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- Felt bad?
- For not recognizing me.

:11:18
You didn't recognize me
immediately, did you?

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No, not at once.
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You see! You can't fool me.
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Let me tell you,
:11:29
it was a joy for me
that someone should take care of me

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without knowing
I'm Veronika Voss,

:11:35
and how famous I am.
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I felt like a human being again.
:11:40
A human being.
:11:43
The movies are not reality,
of course.

:11:45
Waiter! The lighting here is terrible.
:11:48
Please...
:11:51
light the candles
and turn that off.

:11:54
Certainly, madam.

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