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...that it terrified me.
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First, I must get the death Mass,
and then...
:32:10
...I must achieve his death.
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What?
:32:16
His funeral!
:32:19
Imagine it!
:32:21
The cathedral,
all Vienna sitting there.
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His coffin.
Mozart's little coffin in the middle.
:32:30
And then...
:32:32
...in that silence...
:32:36
...music.
:32:39
A divine music...
:32:42
...bursts out over them all.
:32:45
A great Mass of death.
:32:50
Requiem Mass for Wolfgang Mozart.
:32:54
Composed by his devoted friend...
:32:58
...Antonio Salieri.
:33:02
What sublimity!
:33:04
What depth!
:33:06
What passion in the music!
:33:10
Salieri has been touched
by God at last...
:33:14
...and God forced to listen!
:33:18
Powerless to stop it!
:33:21
l, for once, in the end,
laughing at him!
:33:32
The only thing that worried me
was the actual killing.
:33:36
How does one do that?
:33:39
How does one kill a man?
:33:43
It's one thing...
:33:45
...to dream about it.
:33:48
Very different when you...
:33:53
When you have to do it...
:33:58
...with your own hands.