:52:02
There are times everything is against you.
:52:05
I'll talk to the head-master myself.
:52:10
Sure.
:52:13
She really likes me.
:52:15
- I wouldn't utter a word anyway.
- Let me speak.
:52:19
I don't feel well,
:52:45
A visit from the Safety Department.
:52:50
My duties include reading hostile
newspapers. On a daily basis.
:52:58
There are worse things.
:53:06
You will never be free unless
you free the others. That's what
Sartre used to say.
:53:12
Now he's an existentialist, isn't he?,
:53:15
The toilet clogged. We had
to pee somewhere, didn't we?
:53:20
Besides, hostile newspapers lie,
you read it every day.
:53:25
That must be some sort of a trap,
:53:32
We've made a mistake
and we're asking for your forgiveness.
:53:38
Right? Can't you see?
:53:41
We did apologize.
:53:43
You peed on our antifascist wall,
you peed on our country
:53:49
where Ernest Halmann comes from,
not to mention thousands of his comrades.
:53:53
You have not shown respect to graves of those
:53:57
thanks to whom you can live and learn