:16:00
Two minutes before the end...
:16:03
in April, 1945.
:16:07
But that was enough, Doctor!
:16:15
Or when we were
on loan to someone...
:16:19
whose driver had pneumonia.
:16:26
If time were merely painful to them...
:16:30
then their perfection
would make nosense.
:16:34
This small piece of a human being
is perfect.
:16:38
A tooth!
:16:40
Whoever observes it
can see a face...
:16:44
can see eyes,
can hear breathing.
:16:46
In some places,
time seems to want to linger.
:16:51
Not that it stands still.
It just moves in different ways.
:16:54
These maybe places
where people once worked...
:16:57
talked in confusion
and cursed.
:17:00
Then, one day, these places
were no longer important.
:17:16
This breathing is now...
:17:19
and now...
:17:21
and now...
:17:24
and still now.
:17:27
What's keeping him?
:17:29
The world is about to end!
:17:57
Okay, let's see you step on it!
:17:59
I'll do my best, Mr. Becker.