:57:00
Oh, I almost forgot.
:57:01
Uh, there's one more thing.
:57:03
I think it would be wise...
:57:05
if you stopped working
for that bookseller.
:57:07
- What's his name?
- Herr Schumler.
:57:09
What has he done?
:57:10
- What did you do for him?
- I just delivered books.
:57:13
Didn't it seem
at all strange to you?
:57:15
Don't most people come to
pick out books for themselves?
:57:18
It was for old people
who couldn't go out.
:57:21
How did you know
they were just books?
:57:24
Did you ever open them?
:57:29
It's better to know...
:57:30
what you're agreeing to,
Peter...
:57:32
before you become
part of something.
:57:34
It was just a job.
We need the money.
:57:36
Of course.
:57:38
However...
:57:40
if you did
go back and check...
:57:42
and it turns out
that there's nothing...
:57:45
well, then, you might help
to clear him.
:57:49
Of course,
you mustn't let him know.
:57:54
You keep up the good work.
:57:56
I have great hopes for you.
:57:59
Well, good night.
:58:03
Good night.
:58:13
Ah, Peter.
I've been wondering about you.
:58:16
Herr Schumler.
:58:18
Your mother told me...
:58:19
that you wouldn't be coming
to me for a few weeks...
:58:21
but I was beginning to think...
:58:23
you were never coming back.
:58:24
- I have time again.
- Really?
:58:26
Don't they keep you very busy
with all those activities...
:58:29
and competitions?
:58:30
I don't always have to go...
:58:32
and I don't always go
even if I have to.
:58:34
Well, I don't have any
for you today, but when I do...
:58:39
Thank you.
:58:43
Peter?
:58:44
Excuse me. Can you watch
the store for a moment?