:07:02
Oh, l'm feeling old.
:07:09
Can you tell me, Gertrud,
why did l come back here?
:07:14
l was just going to ask you
the same question.
:07:17
There was a kind of homesickness,
especially for one street,
:07:23
a street l often thought about.
:07:27
One spring day l walked down
that street and wept
:07:29
in the midst of the sunshine.
:07:32
Yes, l've often wept.
lt's not so bad.
:07:39
lt eases you.
:07:43
Let's speak of happier things.
:07:47
You've come home a hero.
:07:50
A hero? Yes, yes,
:07:54
l dare say we're probably not
talking about the same thing.
:07:58
ln the only battle l ever cared about,
l was defeated.
:08:03
Gertrud, why did you leave me?
:08:10
We shouldn't talk about it now.
:08:13
As l said before, l was in
bad company last evening.
:08:16
l ate lunch with an old
school friend and it ended up
:08:20
with someone asking us to go
to a little party
:08:24
at his girlfriend's -
Constance.
:08:28
-ln Florabakken.
-How did you know?
:08:33
Oh, l've heard about her.
The city is not so large.
:08:40
No. Well, l went with them.
:08:44
Holier men than l have sat at
the table of a courtesan.
:08:50
Well, what else happened?
Now l am curious.