:54:03
What exactly does that mean?
:54:05
What?
:54:07
Excuse me.
:54:14
How dare she show up
dressed like that?
:54:17
Uncle Bertram would have
approved, the leery bastard.
:54:19
- Don't talk about him like that!
- Don't talk...
:54:21
- And on his funeral!
...about my girlfriend like that!
:54:25
Kid, sometimes...
:54:27
Sometimes you could know
what I want for a change, right?
:54:31
You've changed, son.
I almost don't recognize you.
:54:58
Are you waiting to be interviewed
by Professor Mutter?
:55:03
What is history?
:55:06
Describing what
has really happened.
:55:08
That's historiography.
At least according to L. Von Ranke...
:55:11
whose work
you should know by heart.
:55:14
You, with the skirt,
what do you say?
:55:19
History is... the facts.
:55:22
Even grammatically
that's nonsense.
:55:26
Now you.
:55:27
History is... the representation...
:55:31
no, the course...
:55:34
...of past events.
- Are you serious?
:55:38
- What've you got to say about that?
- Nothing.
:55:42
Why?
:55:43
You can't explain in a sentence what
others couldn't explain in volumes.
:55:47
Besides, I find theoretical
discussions tiresome.
:55:56
The job is yours.
The others may go.
:55:59
Fascist.