Aus dem Leben der Marionetten
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:42:09
You didn't go to Peter's
mother's luncheon?

:42:14
How's it going up there?
-We're taking a break till four.

:42:18
l hope you don't mind.
-l don't mind.

:42:27
Have you had anything to eat?
-l don't think so.

:42:31
l have a wonderful idea.
Come to my place for a few hours.

:42:35
You can take a nice long bath,
and l'll make us a salad.

:42:38
l'm fine where l am.
-Come on, Katarina.

:42:41
You need to get out for a bit.
:42:45
l feel so bad.
-Because of Peter?

:42:47
That's so stupid, isn't it?
-Come on, Katarina.

:42:54
Martin was truly a decent person.
We were very attached to each other.

:43:00
But as you know,
fidelity doesn't exist.

:43:07
Not true fidelity.
:43:10
When you're gay,
you can't be faithful.

:43:13
lt's because of the sad fact
that we can't have any children.

:43:17
We can't even adopt any.
-Peter and l are also childless.

:43:21
l've always loved children. l think
l would have been a good mother.

:43:28
Don't you agree?
-Yes.

:43:31
Martin fell madly
in love with a schoolboy.

:43:35
His parents were at the end of their
tether. lt was almost scandalous.

:43:41
Well, naturally l felt rather
abandoned and mourned my loss.

:43:48
But l got this apartment
as a consolation prize.

:43:52
Martin would come here often.
:43:55
He'd sit in the very armchair
in which you're sitting.


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