Letter From An Unknown Woman
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00:01:54killed but you know how hard it is for me to get up in the morning good night
00:02:00good night
00:02:07I'm afraid this time Stefan has picked the wife of a wrong man I wonder if
00:02:12you'll be here when we come back
00:02:24cheer up John this is one engagement I have no intention of keeping on there
00:02:42is a luxury only gentlemen can afford to pack my things whatever you think I'll
00:02:48need for a indefinite stay when I have a cab downstairs in about an hour I'll go
00:02:57out the back way sorry I won't be here to see their faces did this come during
00:03:10the night would you bring me some coffee with
00:03:15cognac
00:03:45you
00:04:15by the time you read this letter I may be dead I have so much to tell you and
00:04:28perhaps very little time will I ever send it I don't know
00:04:37I must find strength to write now before it's too late and as I write it may
00:04:43become clear that what happened to us had its own reason beyond our poor
00:04:49understanding if this reaches you you will know how I became yours when you
00:04:55didn't know who I was or even that I existed I think everyone has two
00:05:01birthdays day of his physical birth and the beginning of his conscious life
00:05:07nothing is vivid or real in my memory before that day in spring when I came
00:05:13home from school and found a moving van in front of our building
00:05:29I wondered about our new neighbor who owns such beautiful things
00:05:43I mean this minute you hear these are yes mother who is going to clean that
00:05:55up me I suppose yeah I haven't enough to do
00:06:01this is the last time I move a musician why does he have to play the piano wind
00:06:15up the pickle or where do these go
00:06:24but
00:06:30ah sinister
00:06:34hey pal, where's that rope? We're waiting!
00:06:36I'm coming!
00:06:39thank you
00:06:41Lisa, what are you doing out there? Come inside!
00:06:53I didn't see you that day or for many days thereafter but I could listen to
00:07:05your playing.
00:07:23I wish he'd stop that noise. Not noise. Don't bite my head off. It's Mr. Brown
00:07:42playing. Call that playing? Shhh.
00:07:55Oh Dizzy. Who? Him. Oh I don't know. Quite old I guess. Oh you know the boy I was talking to
00:08:08outside of school? The boney one with the yellow hair and the long nose. The one of
00:08:14those next to the grocery. I'm going to have to do something about him if he
00:08:18doesn't keep his hands to himself. The things he does. Right out in the street.
00:08:38Thank you John. I'll be home late. You needn't wait up for me.
00:09:08Thank you. Good morning.
00:09:24Why Lisa. You're all red in the face. You're blushing. Yes I was blushing and hard as it may be for you to realize from that moment on I was in love with you.
00:09:52Quite consciously I began to prepare myself for you. I kept my clothes
00:09:59neater so you wouldn't be ashamed of me. I went to dancing school. I wanted to
00:10:08become more graceful and learn good manners for you. So I would know more
00:10:24about you and your world. I went to the library and studied the lives of the
00:10:29great musicians of the past.
00:10:44Though I was not able to go to your concerts, I found ways of sharing in
00:10:49your success.
00:11:02And as the months went by I began to know your friends. Many of them were
00:11:07women. Most of them. Lisa! Lisa! Where are you Lisa?
00:11:27Aren't you going to finish your dinner? I'm sorry mother.
00:11:41What I really lived for were those evenings when you were alone and I
00:11:46pretended you were playing just for me.
00:12:05And though you didn't know it, you were giving me some of the happiest hours of my life.
00:13:16Then came a great day for me. In the building where we lived, Thursday was rug beating day.
00:13:46Come on, let's help him. Oh, I've got to do my own rug. I'll do it for you afterwards.
00:13:58Remember what you promised. I will.
00:14:06Beautiful rug. It's a beautiful rug, isn't it?
00:14:10Oh, it's just a rug. Oh, you wouldn't know.
00:14:16Say, what are we doing this for? Shh, he'll hear you.
00:14:19Oh, he can't talk. Well, he can hear, can't he? Come on.
00:14:32You're welcome.
00:14:35Come on, Lisa. I'll be right down. What are you going to do?
00:14:39Go away, I'll be right down. What are you going to do?
00:14:42Go away or I'll throw you downstairs.
00:14:45Are you crazy?
00:15:39I'll be right down.
00:16:09I'll be right down.
00:16:39Lisa.
00:16:45What are you doing up there?
00:16:48Come, dear. I have something to tell you.
00:16:51It's really good news.
00:16:54And I'm sure if you think about it sensibly, you'll be very, very happy.
00:16:57I'm sure if you think about it sensibly, you'll be very, very happy.
00:17:00I'm sure if you think about it sensibly, you'll be very, very happy.
00:17:03Sit down.
00:17:14Well...
00:17:17I can understand you must have been startled when you saw her customer and me in the hall.
00:17:20Perhaps it was my fault when I told you about it.
00:17:23I'm sorry.
00:17:26I'm sorry.
00:17:29I'm sorry.
00:17:32It was my fault for not telling you something about it before.
00:17:35You see, dear, your mother is not really old.
00:17:38She can have admirers too.
00:17:41She can even, well, be in love with a man.
00:17:44She can even, well, be in love with a man.
00:17:47Someday you'll understand better what that means.
00:17:50Besides, you know how hard it is for us to get along on my small pension.
00:17:53Besides, you know how hard it is for us to get along on my small pension.
00:17:56Her customer has a comfortable business in Linz.
00:17:59Military tailor.
00:18:02And he has...
00:18:05He has done me the honor of asking me to marry him.
00:18:08Besides, he's a kind man and he likes you very much.
00:18:11I'm sure with his help it'll be much easier for you to make the kind of...
00:18:14Mother.
00:18:17What is it?
00:18:20Would we have to go to Linz? Would we have to live there?
00:18:23But why not? What is there to keep us here?
00:18:26Lisa!
00:18:29What's the matter? What is it?
00:18:32Lisa!
00:18:35Now, Lisa, do be reasonable and tell your mother.
00:18:38Lisa!
00:18:45But that will go with us in our compartment.
00:18:48Let's see, we had 11 altogether.
00:18:511, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11.
00:18:54Now, don't worry, dear, I'll take care of everything.
00:18:57The expressman promised the trunks at...
00:19:00Either I've lost half a minute or the station clock's ahead.
00:19:03How much will that be, please?
00:19:06That's up to you, sir. Up to me?
00:19:09One pound should be enough.
00:19:12I promise you the trunks will be here on time.
00:19:15About the boxes. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6...
00:19:18How long will it take if we send them to Linz third class?
00:19:21Two weeks. Very good.
00:19:24Mark each of these second class.
00:19:27Third class.
00:19:30Ah, what did I tell you?
00:19:33When you're going to do a thing, do it on time.
00:19:36That's always been my system.
00:19:39You can unload those right here.
00:19:42Our train doesn't leave until 12.
00:19:4512? Oh, yes, of course.
00:19:48I'll take that.
00:19:54Suddenly I knew I couldn't live without you.
00:19:57I didn't know what I had in mind
00:20:00or what my parents would do when they found me missing.
00:20:03All I wanted was to see you once more.
00:20:06To be near you again, to throw myself at your feet
00:20:09and cling to you and never leave you.
00:20:12Nothing else. Nothing else mattered.
00:20:18All right, all right.
00:20:21Oh, it's you, Lisa.
00:20:24I thought by now you were already halfway to Linz.
00:20:27Didn't your train leave about...
00:20:30I forgot something.
00:20:48Oh, my God.
00:21:18Oh, my God.
00:21:48These rooms where I had lived
00:21:51had been filled with your music.
00:21:54Now they were empty.
00:21:57Would they ever come to life again?
00:22:00Would I?
00:22:03Only you could answer.
00:22:06So I waited.
00:22:09Waited.
00:22:12For what seemed endless hours,
00:22:15I sat outside your door
00:22:18trying to keep myself awake,
00:22:21afraid I might fall asleep and miss you.
00:22:24Then...
00:22:29Who is it?
00:22:32Frank.
00:22:35Good morning, Mr. Frank.
00:22:38Oh, my God.
00:22:41I'm so sorry.
00:22:44I was so surprised.
00:22:47I didn't know it was you.
00:22:50I didn't know.
00:22:53I'm so sorry.
00:22:56I'm gonna keep your eyes closed.
00:22:59I'm gonna keep your eyes closed.
00:23:02I'm gonna keep your eyes closed.
00:23:05I'm gonna keep your eyes closed.
00:23:18And so there was nothing left for me.
00:23:21I went to Linz.
00:23:30You who have always lived so freely,
00:23:33have you any idea what life is like
00:23:36in a little garrison town?
00:23:39I was 18 now
00:23:42and was expected to take my place in society.
00:23:45Come now, Lisa, don't look down at your feet.
00:23:48Please be tactful and let him do the talking,
00:23:51but not all the talking. Do you hear me, Lisa?
00:23:54Good morning, Colonel.
00:23:57Good morning.
00:24:00Frau Kessler.
00:24:03Frau Lange Kessler.
00:24:06May I have the honor to present my nephew,
00:24:09Lieutenant Leopold von Kasselich.
00:24:12I have the honor to kiss your hand.
00:24:15I'm very pleased to make your acquaintance.
00:24:18Thank you, Lieutenant.
00:24:21Allow me to present our daughter, Lisa.
00:24:24Lieutenant Leopold von Kasselich.
00:24:30I've been meaning to tell you for some time
00:24:33how impressed I was with your parade
00:24:36the morning of the Emperor's birthday.
00:24:39Oh, excuse me.
00:24:44Do you like it here in Linz?
00:24:47Quite well.
00:24:50It must seem very restful after living in Vienna.
00:24:53I like Vienna.
00:24:56Indeed? What did you like about it?
00:24:59Perhaps you were fond of the music.
00:25:02Yes.
00:25:05We also have good music here.
00:25:08Every other Saturday afternoon they give a concert on the Corso.
00:25:11Oh, really?
00:25:14Perhaps someday you'll allow me the honor to escort you.
00:25:17Very nice of you.
00:25:20When I was a cadet, I took part myself.
00:25:23I played second trumpet.
00:25:27There's nothing wrong with a child if she only meets the right people.
00:25:39Up, up, up.
00:25:42Up, up, up.
00:25:48The lieutenant was right.
00:25:51Linz was a musical town.
00:25:54We listened, the lieutenant and I.
00:26:24Before the afternoon is over, I'm sure we'll have an announcement.
00:26:27Nothing could please us more, Colonel.
00:26:36Miss Lisa.
00:26:39This is a subject which I wish to bring up for some time.
00:26:42I trust you'll forgive me if I presume to mention a hope I've allowed myself.
00:26:45It may be unnecessary of me to mention
00:26:48that ever since you first came to my attention, I've been most favorably impressed.
00:26:54And I have every reason to believe that your parents are not opposed to my keeping company.
00:26:57That is, steady company with you.
00:27:00But, lieutenant, I...
00:27:03As far as my prospects are concerned,
00:27:06you must be aware by now that it's generally believed by my uncle and others
00:27:09that I have the qualifications for an outstanding military career.
00:27:12There's no doubt of that.
00:27:15Naturally, it's too soon to discuss any definite steps.
00:27:18Impossible?
00:27:21Please don't ask me to explain, but...
00:27:24But I certainly must insist. Is there someone else?
00:27:27Yes. I'm engaged to be married.
00:27:30Engaged to be married?
00:27:33I should have told you before, but I didn't realize how...
00:27:36The whole time you've been in Linz, I haven't seen you in anyone's company.
00:27:39He doesn't live in Linz. He lives in Vienna.
00:27:42In Vienna?
00:27:45You're engaged to a man and your parents don't even know him?
00:27:48Oh.
00:27:51I'm sorry, I...
00:27:54Then, please, it won't be long now.
00:27:57The wine!
00:28:00Waiter, the wine!
00:28:03Up!
00:28:06Up!
00:28:33But I don't understand.
00:28:36Lisa, what happened?
00:28:39What happened?
00:28:42But after all...
00:28:45But you must have said something. What did you say to him?
00:28:48Well, I only told him the truth.
00:28:51The truth? What do you mean, the truth? What did you say to him?
00:28:54I told him I wasn't free.
00:28:57What?
00:29:00I don't understand.
00:29:03For me, it was a new beginning.
00:29:09Vienna, when I saw it again,
00:29:12seemed to have taken on a new splendor.
00:29:15All the time I'd been away,
00:29:18I thought of it longingly as your city.
00:29:21Now it was our city.
00:29:24Madame Spitzer's, where I found work,
00:29:27Please. Coming.
00:29:36Now, hold your breath.
00:29:41Miss Lisa, we are waiting.
00:29:44Very pretty.
00:29:47Yes.
00:29:50Very.
00:30:14Very charming.
00:30:17Very charming indeed.
00:30:20Do you think...
00:30:23She's not like the others.
00:30:26I don't understand that girl,
00:30:29but every evening, as soon as the shutters are closed,
00:30:32off she goes, straight home.
00:30:35Really?
00:30:38Madame Spitzer spoke the truth.
00:30:41I was not like the others.
00:30:44Nobody waited for me.
00:30:47Off I went,
00:30:50not home,
00:30:53but to the only place that had ever seemed home to me.
00:30:56Night after night,
00:30:59I returned to the same spot.
00:31:02But you never noticed me,
00:31:05until one evening.
00:31:35It's true.
00:31:38One will not know
00:31:41that there's tea,
00:31:44there's no tea,
00:31:47that I'm there,
00:31:50that I'm there,
00:31:53recreating melodies.
00:32:05I've seen you before,
00:32:08a few nights ago.
00:32:11Right here.
00:32:14Oh, you live near here?
00:32:17No.
00:32:20You like to listen to street singers?
00:32:23Yes.
00:32:26Neither do I.
00:32:29I don't.
00:32:32I should introduce myself.
00:32:35No, I know who you are.
00:32:48I suppose sooner or later,
00:32:51we'll have to decide where we're walking to.
00:32:54I have something I should call off.
00:32:57Well, I will meet you there.
00:33:00Well, I almost never get to the place I start out for anyway.
00:33:30More milk.
00:33:48Very charming.
00:33:51Anything else I can do for you, Mr. Brandt?
00:33:53Will you please tell Bally I won't be at rehearsal this evening?
00:33:56Oh, congratulations.
00:33:59Is the journal free now?
00:34:01Just a moment, sir.
00:34:02Don't you see I'm busy with Mr. Brandt?
00:34:04Now, how about Lily?
00:34:06Yes, there is Lily.
00:34:07Yes, there is Lily.
00:34:08I mean, if she comes, what am I going to tell her?
00:34:10Well, tell her...
00:34:11I'll tell her it was most important
00:34:14and you had to work tonight.
00:34:15Yes, that's it. That's fine.
00:34:16I'm sure she will understand.
00:34:17I'm sure. Thank you.
00:34:19Oh, Stephan.
00:34:20Yes?
00:34:21I missed you yesterday.
00:34:22I have to talk with you.
00:34:23Well, later.
00:34:24I saw the manuscript of the concerto.
00:34:26It's a young man I met.
00:34:28Well, his father owns half of the car loan to Schomburg.
00:34:31I thought perhaps it was something for one of your concerts.
00:34:34If you just glance at it...
00:34:36Well, I'll talk to you tomorrow.
00:34:37Tomorrow.
00:34:38Now, don't be frightened.
00:34:39Even if it's not becoming,
00:34:40the lobster will pay no attention.
00:34:41I was wrong.
00:34:42It is becoming.
00:34:43Now, let's see.
00:34:44When did they have lobster again?
00:34:45Friday.
00:34:46How about Friday?
00:34:47Friday.
00:34:48Friday.
00:34:49Friday.
00:34:50Friday.
00:34:51Friday.
00:34:52Friday.
00:34:53Friday.
00:34:54Friday.
00:34:55Friday.
00:34:56Friday.
00:34:57Friday.
00:34:58Friday.
00:34:59Friday.
00:35:00Friday.
00:35:01Friday.
00:35:02Friday.
00:35:03Friday.
00:35:04Friday.
00:35:05Friday.
00:35:06Friday.
00:35:07How about Friday?
00:35:08Oh, a week is a long time.
00:35:10How about Wednesday evening?
00:35:11That's venison.
00:35:12Or is pheasant on Monday?
00:35:14Could you possibly make it on Monday?
00:35:16I've no engagements at all.
00:35:18I don't either.
00:35:20We'll have dinner tomorrow night.
00:35:22Wiener schnitzel.
00:35:24Excuse me, Herr Brandt,
00:35:25but the lady in the next room,
00:35:26if I'm not mistaken,
00:35:27it's the Countess Rudensky,
00:35:28wonders if you would do her the favor
00:35:30of signing her program of this afternoon's concert.
00:35:32Certainly.
00:35:33She said Mozart himself could not have done better.
00:35:36How nice of her.
00:35:38There you are.
00:35:39Thank the Countess for the compliment.
00:35:41Thank you, Herr Brandt.
00:35:42Even though it's not in the least deserved.
00:35:44Four years ago,
00:35:45when you played the D minor...
00:35:46You remember that?
00:35:47The morning review
00:35:48also compared you to a young Mozart.
00:35:50I was very young.
00:35:51There was that much resemblance.
00:35:56Do you like it?
00:35:59Mm.
00:36:00Valpolicelli, it's called.
00:36:01The first thing that you see
00:36:03when you come down the other side of the Alps.
00:36:05And the Italians say
00:36:06it's such a good wine
00:36:07because the grapes have their roots
00:36:09in the valley
00:36:10and their eyes on the mountains.
00:36:13Please.
00:36:14Please what?
00:36:16Please talk about yourself.
00:36:19I believe you really want to hear about me.
00:36:21Why?
00:36:23Oh, never mind why.
00:36:25Well, the truth is
00:36:27I've had rather an easy time of it.
00:36:29People accepted my music very quickly.
00:36:33Perhaps too quickly.
00:36:35Sometimes it's easier
00:36:36to please others than oneself.
00:36:39What are you going to say?
00:36:41You know you don't talk very much.
00:36:43Well, I can't say it very well, but...
00:36:46Yes?
00:36:47Sometimes I felt when you were playing that...
00:36:50Go on.
00:36:52That you haven't quite found...
00:36:54I don't know what it is...
00:36:56What you're looking for.
00:36:59How long have you been hiding in my piano?
00:37:02I never mind explaining.
00:37:05I just assume you're a sorceress
00:37:07and that you can make yourself very tiny.
00:37:11It might be a good thing
00:37:12to have a sorceress for a friend.
00:37:15Who knows?
00:37:17You may be able to help me someday.
00:37:29How could I help you?
00:37:32So that's what you've been thinking about.
00:37:35You're a very strange girl.
00:37:37Whoever you are and wherever you came from,
00:37:40don't you have any problems?
00:37:42Not important ones.
00:37:49It's a long while since anyone did that for me.
00:37:55Stop here.
00:37:56Good evening, Mr. Fromm.
00:37:57Good evening.
00:37:59Roses?
00:38:00Yes, please.
00:38:01Red roses?
00:38:02No, red is the wrong color.
00:38:03A single white rose.
00:38:04That's perfect.
00:38:08This is a special occasion.
00:38:11There you are.
00:38:12Good night.
00:38:13Good night, Mr. Fromm.
00:38:14Enjoy yourself.
00:38:18Did I guess right?
00:38:19Yes, you did.
00:38:21Enjoy yourself.
00:38:25Did I guess right?
00:38:26Is it your flower?
00:38:28From now on, it will be.
00:38:31Would you like me to close it?
00:38:32No.
00:38:34And now to the popcorn.
00:38:36Yep.
00:38:51Do you think it will all be closed?
00:38:53I hope not.
00:38:57I never come here in the season.
00:38:59It's more pleasant in the winter.
00:39:00I don't know why.
00:39:01It's perhaps because you prefer to imagine
00:39:03how it will be in the spring.
00:39:05Because if it is spring,
00:39:06then there's nothing to imagine,
00:39:07nothing to wish for.
00:39:08Is there anything about me you don't know?
00:39:10A few things.
00:39:11For instance, I don't know if one day
00:39:13they'll make a wax figure of you
00:39:15and put you in there
00:39:16because you'll look like a wax figure.
00:39:18Well, if they do,
00:39:19will you pay your penny
00:39:20to come in and see me?
00:39:22If you'll come alive.
00:39:37Now I see you as a little girl.
00:39:39You do?
00:39:43When my father was alive,
00:39:44we traveled a lot.
00:39:45We went nearly everywhere.
00:39:46We had wonderful times.
00:39:47I didn't know you traveled so much.
00:39:49Oh, yes.
00:39:50Perhaps we've been
00:39:51to some of the same places.
00:39:53No, I don't think so.
00:39:55Where did you go?
00:39:56Well, it was a long time,
00:39:57but for instance,
00:39:58there was Rio de Janeiro.
00:40:00Beautiful, exotic Rio
00:40:01with its botanical gardens,
00:40:03its Avenue of Palms,
00:40:04Sugarloaf Mountain,
00:40:05and the harbor
00:40:06where you could look down
00:40:07and see the fun fishes.
00:40:09Well, I don't think
00:40:10I've ever been to Rio de Janeiro.
00:40:12You could look down
00:40:13and see the fun fishes.
00:40:15We're in Venice.
00:40:16Yes, we've arrived.
00:40:17Now, where would you like
00:40:18to go next?
00:40:19France, England, Russia?
00:40:20Switzerland.
00:40:21Switzerland.
00:40:22Excuse me a moment
00:40:23while I talk with the engineer.
00:40:29You and the lady,
00:40:30are you enjoying the trip?
00:40:31Very much.
00:40:32We've decided on Switzerland.
00:40:35There you are.
00:40:37Oh, thank you.
00:40:39Switzerland.
00:40:40What?
00:40:41Switzerland.
00:40:43Switzerland.
00:41:05So you were looking down
00:41:06at the flying fish.
00:41:07Then what?
00:41:09Aren't you going
00:41:10to finish the trip?
00:41:12Well, there weren't
00:41:13any trips.
00:41:14Do you mind?
00:41:15You see,
00:41:16my father had a friend
00:41:17in a travel bureau.
00:41:18My father worked
00:41:19across the street.
00:41:20He was an assistant
00:41:21superintendent
00:41:22of the municipal waterworks.
00:41:23And he used to bring
00:41:24folders home with him
00:41:25with pictures in them.
00:41:26We have stacks of them.
00:41:27And in the evening
00:41:28he would put on
00:41:29his traveling coat.
00:41:30That's what he called it.
00:41:31Of course,
00:41:32I was very young.
00:41:33And he would say,
00:41:34where shall we go this evening?
00:41:35And I would say
00:41:36Veracruz
00:41:37because it's a beautiful name.
00:41:38And in the summer there
00:41:39you don't want to roast
00:41:40like a coffee bean,
00:41:41do you?
00:41:42So you never did get there?
00:41:43No,
00:41:44it was just like our trip
00:41:45to the land
00:41:46of the midnight sun.
00:41:47What stopped you
00:41:48this time?
00:41:49The weather.
00:41:50I thought of India
00:41:51but then Father
00:41:52remembered that it
00:41:53was the rainy season.
00:41:54Your father
00:41:55was an expert on climbers.
00:41:56My mother used to say
00:41:57that he knew
00:41:58what the weather was
00:41:59everywhere except home.
00:42:00What mountain was that?
00:42:01That's the Matterhorn.
00:42:02Have you climbed it?
00:42:03Tell me,
00:42:04when you climb
00:42:05up a mountain,
00:42:06what then?
00:42:07When you come down again.
00:42:17Tell me more
00:42:18about your father.
00:42:19Well,
00:42:21then he finally
00:42:22did go away.
00:42:24He had the nicest eyes.
00:42:26Yes,
00:42:27I can see them.
00:42:29Why do you like
00:42:30to climb mountains?
00:42:31Oh,
00:42:32I suppose because
00:42:33no matter how high
00:42:34you climb,
00:42:35there's always
00:42:36a beautiful view.
00:42:37And you like
00:42:38to imagine
00:42:39that the other one
00:42:40is even more wonderful
00:42:41like the spring in the park.
00:42:42Now you know
00:42:43far too much
00:42:44about me already
00:42:45and I know
00:42:46almost nothing
00:42:47about you, huh?
00:42:48Except that you
00:42:49travel a great deal.
00:42:50End of the line.
00:42:51All change.
00:42:53All change.
00:43:06What now?
00:43:07Where haven't we been?
00:43:08Oh,
00:43:09we have no more
00:43:10countries left.
00:43:11Then we'll begin
00:43:12all over again.
00:43:13There you are.
00:43:15Oh, thank you.
00:43:17We'll revisit
00:43:18the scenes of our youth.
00:43:36I don't know
00:43:37about them,
00:43:38but I'm going home
00:43:39right after this number.
00:43:40Me too.
00:43:41Even if they're
00:43:42paying me 50 kroner.
00:43:44I like to play
00:43:45for married people.
00:43:46They've got homes.
00:44:06You are a sorceress.
00:44:08Now I'm sure.
00:44:10How else
00:44:11could we dance this way
00:44:12unless we've danced
00:44:13together before?
00:44:15And yet,
00:44:16if we had,
00:44:18I should have remembered.
00:44:27Please.
00:44:31I'm sorry.
00:44:33I'm sorry.
00:44:34I'm sorry.
00:45:04Promise me something.
00:45:06Anything.
00:45:09I don't even know
00:45:10where you live.
00:45:12Promise me you won't vanish.
00:45:14I won't be the one
00:45:15to vanish.
00:45:34We are here.
00:46:13Who is it?
00:46:14Brett.
00:46:15Good morning, Mr. Brett.
00:46:32Good morning.
00:46:33Good morning.
00:47:01Please be seated.
00:47:02It will just be a moment.
00:47:04Lisa.
00:47:06Leave it on.
00:47:07Someone wants to see it.
00:47:08A new costume.
00:47:10Looks like a good one.
00:47:15It won't take one moment.
00:47:20You will like this one,
00:47:21I'm sure.
00:47:22I'm sure.
00:47:29I like it very much.
00:47:32How did you find me?
00:47:34I'm a good detective,
00:47:35don't you think?
00:47:36You are.
00:47:44I'm afraid we'll have to
00:47:46put off our plans for tonight.
00:47:48I couldn't go away
00:47:49without seeing you.
00:47:51Where are you going?
00:47:53Milano.
00:47:54The whole orchestra is going.
00:47:56I'm going to play at La Scala.
00:47:58That's wonderful.
00:47:59I'd forgotten all about it.
00:48:02It won't be long.
00:48:03Just two weeks.
00:48:05The train leaves at 5.30.
00:48:07Do you suppose you
00:48:08could see me off?
00:48:10I'll try.
00:48:11I'll look for you then.
00:48:13Goodbye.
00:48:19Goodbye.
00:48:21You'll be there.
00:48:25How did it go?
00:48:26He wasn't interested
00:48:27in the suit,
00:48:28but Madame Spitzer
00:48:29could I leave
00:48:30a little earlier today?
00:48:31How early?
00:48:33About 5.
00:48:35Yes, sure.
00:48:39Congratulations,
00:48:40my dear.
00:48:56Stefan,
00:48:57the train is leaving.
00:48:58Just a minute.
00:49:01How long
00:49:02have you been standing here?
00:49:05I don't want to go.
00:49:07Do you believe that?
00:49:09I'll be here
00:49:10when you get back.
00:49:12Yes.
00:49:13Stefan, hurry, please.
00:49:15I still know
00:49:16so little about you.
00:49:18I'm sorry.
00:49:20I'm sorry.
00:49:22I'm sorry.
00:49:24I'm sorry.
00:49:26I still know
00:49:27so little about you.
00:49:29You like mystery.
00:49:32There are women
00:49:33like you exist,
00:49:34and I found you.
00:49:36That's mystery enough.
00:49:39Say Stefan
00:49:40the way you said it last night.
00:49:43Stefan.
00:49:46It's as though
00:49:47you've said it all your life.
00:49:48Better hurry, sir.
00:49:49Yes.
00:49:51Stefan.
00:49:52Yes.
00:49:53It won't be long.
00:49:54I'll be back
00:49:55in two weeks.
00:50:01Goodbye.
00:50:02Two weeks.
00:50:20Two weeks.
00:50:21Two weeks.
00:50:23Stefan, how little
00:50:24you knew yourself.
00:50:26That train
00:50:27was taking you
00:50:28out of my life.
00:50:51He was a married man.
00:50:54Does he live here
00:50:55in Vienna?
00:50:58If we knew
00:50:59who he was,
00:51:00he might be willing
00:51:01to accept
00:51:02his responsibility.
00:51:05I don't know
00:51:06who he is.
00:51:08I don't know
00:51:09who he is.
00:51:11I don't know
00:51:12who he is.
00:51:14I don't know
00:51:15who he is.
00:51:17I don't know
00:51:18who he is.
00:51:19I don't know
00:51:20who he is.
00:51:24You won't tell us
00:51:25his name.
00:51:33But you haven't
00:51:34the means
00:51:35to take care
00:51:36of the child.
00:51:37We'll get along.
00:51:41It's your duty
00:51:42to tell us.
00:51:43When a man
00:51:44does the sort of thing...
00:51:45Please, I'm feeling tired.
00:51:46Would you go?
00:51:50You may wonder
00:51:51why I never
00:51:52came to you for help.
00:51:54I wanted to be
00:51:55one woman you had known
00:51:57who asked you
00:51:58for nothing.
00:52:00My deep regret
00:52:01is that you never
00:52:02saw your son.
00:52:04There were times
00:52:05during those years
00:52:06I'd prefer
00:52:07not to remember.
00:52:09But this I can
00:52:10assure you.
00:52:11Whatever the cost,
00:52:13he repaid me
00:52:14a thousand times.
00:52:16You would have
00:52:17been proud of him too.
00:52:18When he was almost nine,
00:52:20as much for his sake
00:52:21as mine,
00:52:22I married.
00:52:24You know
00:52:25who my husband is.
00:52:26Johann Stauffer
00:52:27married me
00:52:28knowing the truth
00:52:29about us
00:52:30and about our child.
00:52:31Oh, how lovely.
00:52:32Thank you, Johann.
00:52:35What a nice birthday.
00:52:36This
00:52:37and Stefan home.
00:52:39You know,
00:52:40I'm not good
00:52:41at saying such things,
00:52:42but Lisa,
00:52:43I want you to be
00:52:44as happy
00:52:45as you've made me.
00:52:46If I were right,
00:52:47if I were really
00:52:48a deserving wife,
00:52:49I'd be ready on time.
00:52:54You are happy?
00:53:01You are?
00:53:03Why shouldn't I be?
00:53:07Let's say goodnight.
00:53:14Hello.
00:53:15Still another talent?
00:53:17He has a lot of talents,
00:53:18but not
00:53:19for finishing his note.
00:53:21May I see it?
00:53:25Or for brushing his teeth?
00:53:27Made in Switzerland?
00:53:29Switzerland must be
00:53:30a very nice place,
00:53:31don't you think?
00:53:32Who gave it to you,
00:53:33darling?
00:53:34Herr Frank.
00:53:35Who is Herr Frank?
00:53:36His music teacher.
00:53:37He said he thinks
00:53:38I was a natural talent.
00:53:39For the harmonica?
00:53:40No,
00:53:41for music.
00:53:45Goodnight, Stefan.
00:53:46Goodnight, sir.
00:53:49Night, darling.
00:53:50Goodnight, mother.
00:53:56Mother!
00:53:58I'll be right down.
00:54:02Yes?
00:54:03You remember the last time,
00:54:04first night I was home
00:54:05from school?
00:54:06Mm-hmm, what about it?
00:54:07When you went out,
00:54:08you let me sleep in your room.
00:54:10All right,
00:54:11it's a special concession
00:54:12because it's your
00:54:13first night home.
00:54:14But hurry, I'm late.
00:54:15I'm late.
00:54:21In just a minute.
00:54:22There's no hurry.
00:54:24Goodnight, sir.
00:54:25Goodnight.
00:54:32You know, Stefan,
00:54:33it might be nice
00:54:34if you could say
00:54:35goodnight, father,
00:54:36instead of goodnight, sir.
00:54:37But I've always
00:54:38said it that way.
00:54:39I think you'd like it
00:54:40if you could manage a change.
00:54:41Supposing you said to me
00:54:42goodnight, madam,
00:54:43it would sound
00:54:44pretty silly, wouldn't it?
00:54:45Now promise me
00:54:46that you'll go to sleep
00:54:47and not wait up for me.
00:54:48I promise.
00:54:49Will you bring me
00:54:50a program of the opera?
00:54:51I promise.
00:54:55Goodnight, madam.
00:54:57Goodnight, sir.
00:54:59After all,
00:55:00when a person treats you
00:55:01so much like his son,
00:55:02he is, in a sense,
00:55:03your father.
00:55:04All right, mother,
00:55:05if you say so.
00:55:06Goodnight.
00:55:07Goodnight.
00:55:14The course of our lives
00:55:15can be changed
00:55:16by such little things.
00:55:18So many passing by,
00:55:19each intent
00:55:20on his own problems.
00:55:22So many faces
00:55:24that one might
00:55:25easily have been lost.
00:55:28I know now
00:55:30nothing happens
00:55:31by chance.
00:55:33Every moment
00:55:34is measured.
00:55:35Every step
00:55:36is counted.
00:55:37Curtain.
00:55:38Curtain going up.
00:55:39Second act.
00:55:40Curtain going up.
00:55:41Second act.
00:55:42Curtain going up.
00:55:43Second act.
00:55:44Second act.
00:55:45Look,
00:55:46isn't that Steppenbrite?
00:55:47He returned last week.
00:55:48A concert tour?
00:55:50Pleasure trip,
00:55:51most likely.
00:55:52The way he's burning
00:55:53himself up,
00:55:54it's a wonder
00:55:55he's still alive.
00:56:06Ten years ago
00:56:07he showed great promise.
00:56:09Too bad.
00:56:11With that talent
00:56:12he could have been
00:56:13a great pianist.
00:56:14Perhaps talent
00:56:15is not enough.
00:56:16Perhaps he has
00:56:17too many talents.
00:56:18Second act.
00:56:19Curtain going up.
00:56:32Sorry,
00:56:33we don't have time.
00:56:34We were in the buffet.
00:56:35You know the colonel
00:56:36and his cognac.
00:56:38General Hersendorf
00:56:39was asking for you.
00:56:40You've made a conquest.
00:56:41My dear,
00:56:42you should have joined us.
00:57:05Suddenly,
00:57:06in that one moment,
00:57:08everything was in danger.
00:57:10Everything I thought
00:57:11was safe.
00:57:13Somewhere out there
00:57:14were your eyes
00:57:15and I knew
00:57:16I couldn't escape them.
00:57:19It was like
00:57:20the first time I saw you.
00:57:22The years between
00:57:23were melting away.
00:57:28I have a headache.
00:57:29No, please don't.
00:57:30I'll be all right
00:57:31if I lie down.
00:57:32Please stay here.
00:57:49Would you be kind enough
00:57:50to give my husband
00:57:51a message?
00:57:52He's in 17th.
00:57:53Not now,
00:57:54but after this act,
00:57:55tell him
00:57:56I have decided
00:57:57to go home
00:57:58and not to worry.
00:58:05Would you call
00:58:06my carriage, please?
00:58:07Yes, Madam Stout.
00:58:10The side entrance.
00:58:11Yes, Madam.
00:58:35Excuse me.
00:58:36You must realize
00:58:37where there is a pursuit,
00:58:38there must also
00:58:39be a pursuer.
00:58:41I've seen you
00:58:42somewhere.
00:58:43I know.
00:58:45I followed you upstairs
00:58:46and watched you
00:58:47in your box,
00:58:48but I couldn't
00:58:49place you
00:58:51and I had
00:58:52to speak with you.
00:58:54I know
00:58:55how this sounds.
00:58:57I'm sorry.
00:58:59I'm sorry.
00:59:01I'm sorry.
00:59:03I'm sorry.
00:59:05I know
00:59:06how this sounds.
00:59:07I assure you
00:59:08in this case
00:59:09it's true.
00:59:10You believe that,
00:59:11don't you?
00:59:13Yes.
00:59:15Now, please,
00:59:16just a moment.
00:59:17Is there any place
00:59:18we could have met
00:59:19that I might have
00:59:20seen you
00:59:21at one of my concerts?
00:59:23It must have been
00:59:24some time ago.
00:59:25I haven't given
00:59:26any concerts
00:59:27in Vienna lately,
00:59:28or anywhere else
00:59:29for that matter.
00:59:31You don't play anymore?
00:59:33It's not
00:59:34I always tell myself
00:59:35I'll begin again
00:59:36next week
00:59:37and then when
00:59:38next week comes
00:59:39it's this week
00:59:40so I wait
00:59:41for next week again.
00:59:42What are you waiting for?
00:59:44That's a very
00:59:45disturbing question.
00:59:46My carriage.
00:59:47You can't ask
00:59:48such a question
00:59:49and just walk away.
00:59:50I have a feeling.
00:59:52Please don't think
00:59:53I'm mad.
00:59:54I know it sounds
00:59:55strange and
00:59:56I can't explain it,
00:59:57but I feel
00:59:58that you understand
00:59:59what I can't even say
01:00:02and that you
01:00:03love me.
01:00:06Have you
01:00:08have you ever
01:00:09shuffled faces
01:00:10like cards
01:00:12hoping to
01:00:13find the one
01:00:14that lies somewhere
01:00:15just over the edge
01:00:16of your memory
01:00:17the one you've
01:00:18been waiting for?
01:00:21Well tonight
01:00:22when I first saw you
01:00:23and later
01:00:24when I watched you
01:00:25in the darkness
01:00:26it was as though
01:00:27I'd found
01:00:28that one face
01:00:29among all others.
01:00:31Who are you?
01:00:33Promise
01:00:34I'll see you again.
01:00:35I must see you.
01:00:36I don't know.
01:00:37I don't know.
01:01:02Johan, you don't
01:01:03think I wanted
01:01:04this to happen?
01:01:05No.
01:01:07What are you
01:01:08going to do?
01:01:10I don't know.
01:01:13Lisa
01:01:15we have a marriage
01:01:17perhaps it's not
01:01:18all you once
01:01:19hoped for but
01:01:20you have a home
01:01:21and your son
01:01:22and
01:01:23people who care
01:01:24for you.
01:01:25I know that, Johan.
01:01:27I'd do anything
01:01:28to avoid hurting you
01:01:29but I
01:01:30can't help it.
01:01:32And your son
01:01:34do you think
01:01:35you can avoid
01:01:36hurting him?
01:01:37He won't be harmed
01:01:38I'll see to that.
01:01:42There are such things
01:01:43as
01:01:44honor and decency.
01:01:47You've told myself
01:01:48that a hundred times
01:01:49this one evening.
01:01:50You talk as though
01:01:51it were out of your hands.
01:01:53It's not, Lisa.
01:01:55You have a will.
01:01:56You can do
01:01:57what's right
01:01:58what's best for you
01:02:00or you can throw
01:02:01away your life.
01:02:02I've had no will
01:02:03but his
01:02:04ever.
01:02:06That's romantic nonsense.
01:02:08Is it?
01:02:10Johan, I can't help it.
01:02:12I can't.
01:02:13Please believe that.
01:02:14What about him?
01:02:16Can't he help himself either?
01:02:20I know now that he
01:02:21needs me as much
01:02:22as I've always needed him.
01:02:24Isn't it a little late
01:02:25for him to find that out?
01:02:27We're home, sir.
01:02:36Good night.
01:02:38Good night, sir.
01:02:55Lisa
01:02:57if you do this
01:02:59you can never turn back.
01:03:01You know that, don't you?
01:03:03Yes.
01:03:04I warn you
01:03:06I shall do everything
01:03:07in my power
01:03:09to prevent it.
01:03:48Hello, darling.
01:03:49Wake up.
01:03:50It's time to go
01:03:51in your own room.
01:03:58Did you have a nice time?
01:04:00Yes, darling.
01:04:01Good night, father.
01:04:03Good night.
01:04:05Did you hear?
01:04:06I just said it.
01:04:07Yes, darling.
01:04:09Tell me about the opera.
01:04:10Was it exciting?
01:04:21How's that?
01:04:22You're wonderful.
01:04:25You're wonderful.
01:04:31You've always been
01:04:32a wonderful boy.
01:04:34You don't know
01:04:35how much that's meant to me
01:04:37to be so proud of you always.
01:04:40I know it.
01:05:01Don't worry, mother.
01:05:03You'll see.
01:05:04Two weeks will go
01:05:05like an express train.
01:05:07You're sure you're coming?
01:05:08Of course.
01:05:09I promised.
01:05:10You can even get my room
01:05:11in the village for me.
01:05:12I'll get you the same
01:05:13one you had last time.
01:05:14The one with the balcony.
01:05:16Didn't I tell you
01:05:17that compartment
01:05:18was quarantined?
01:05:23I'm sorry, ma'am.
01:05:24I'm sorry.
01:05:25I'm sorry.
01:05:26I'm sorry.
01:05:27I'm sorry.
01:05:29I'm sorry.
01:05:30I'm sorry, ma'am.
01:05:31But this compartment
01:05:32has to be closed up.
01:05:33I'll take you
01:05:34to the next car for you.
01:05:35That's good.
01:05:36I'll be near
01:05:37the locomotive.
01:05:38I'll take the car.
01:05:43Do we have
01:05:44two locomotives
01:05:45on our train?
01:05:46We usually get along
01:05:47with one.
01:05:48But I'll talk
01:05:49to the engineer.
01:05:50How about that?
01:05:51You can have
01:05:52two seats in there.
01:05:53He's traveling alone.
01:05:54He's being nice.
01:05:55Don't worry, ma'am.
01:05:56I'll take good care of him.
01:05:57We leave in about a minute.
01:05:58Better hurry
01:05:59and get your seat.
01:06:00Sure.
01:06:01You can see better
01:06:02if you sit over here.
01:06:03And if you get chilly,
01:06:04put out the window.
01:06:05Yes, ma'am.
01:06:08Stefan.
01:06:10You know how I've
01:06:11longed so for your being home.
01:06:13And now I can't
01:06:14even explain it.
01:06:15Maybe someday,
01:06:16very soon,
01:06:17I'll be able
01:06:18to give you a reason.
01:06:19But now
01:06:21I just have to believe
01:06:22that it's for your own good.
01:06:23I don't mind
01:06:24going back so much.
01:06:25Especially when
01:06:26you're coming so soon.
01:06:27It'll be like
01:06:28two vacations.
01:06:29All right, darling.
01:06:30Then I'll show you
01:06:31the new book we found
01:06:32since you were there
01:06:33last time, yeah?
01:06:34Better get out, lady.
01:06:41You write, Nip.
01:06:42Often, my child.
01:06:43Yes, Mother.
01:06:44But I can't write
01:06:45very often.
01:06:46Not in two weeks.
01:06:50Goodbye, Mother.
01:06:51Two weeks.
01:06:58Two weeks.
01:06:59Two weeks.
01:07:28Make way, please.
01:07:31Make way, please.
01:07:32What is it?
01:07:33What happened?
01:07:35Is someone hurt?
01:07:37No reason to get alarmed.
01:07:39They say it's a case of typhus.
01:07:40Typhus?
01:07:41Yes.
01:07:42Typhus.
01:07:43On the train.
01:07:58Yes, ma'am?
01:07:59Is Mr. Brand here?
01:08:00Stefan Brand.
01:08:01Brand?
01:08:05One moment, please.
01:08:06Fritz.
01:08:15Could you tell me
01:08:16has Mr. Brand
01:08:17been here this evening?
01:08:18Oh, Mr. Brand
01:08:19is no longer a customer
01:08:20of ours.
01:08:21Not for some time.
01:08:23Mr. Brand these days
01:08:24is more likely
01:08:25to be found at the Ritz.
01:08:57Good evening, ma'am.
01:08:58I still have
01:08:59nice flowers left.
01:09:00I'm closing up
01:09:01and I'll sell you
01:09:02a nice bouquet.
01:09:03Very cheap.
01:09:11I'll take those.
01:09:13The white ones.
01:09:15Don't bother
01:09:16to wrap them up.
01:09:17Doesn't matter.
01:09:57Now,
01:09:58you can drive on.
01:10:34Stefan Brand is here.
01:11:27Well,
01:11:28this is a surprise.
01:11:29But I assure you
01:11:30a very happy one.
01:11:32And John didn't prepare me
01:11:33for such a
01:11:34pleasant occasion.
01:11:38I thought last night
01:11:40the darkness
01:11:41might have played tricks
01:11:42with my eyes.
01:11:44You're even more
01:11:45beautiful than I imagined.
01:11:47Very kind of you.
01:11:49Now,
01:11:50this is just the outfit.
01:11:51I'm sure
01:11:52you'll like it.
01:11:53John?
01:11:55John,
01:11:56I'm sorry to send you out
01:11:57so late.
01:11:58Would you go down
01:11:59to the corner
01:12:00and get a few things?
01:12:01We're going to have
01:12:02some supper.
01:12:03The usual things.
01:12:23John makes life
01:12:24possible
01:12:25for a hopelessly
01:12:26single man.
01:12:28She fascinates
01:12:29you too.
01:12:31You remember
01:12:32the Greeks
01:12:33built a statue
01:12:34to a god
01:12:35they didn't know
01:12:36but hoped
01:12:37some day
01:12:38would come to them.
01:12:39Mine happens
01:12:40to be a goddess.
01:12:41And you never
01:12:42found her?
01:12:43For years.
01:12:44I never woke
01:12:45in the morning
01:12:46but what I said
01:12:47to myself
01:12:48perhaps today
01:12:49she will come
01:12:50and my life
01:12:51will really begin.
01:12:52Sometimes
01:12:53it seemed
01:12:54very near.
01:12:56Now I'm older
01:12:57and I know better.
01:13:02Even for yourself
01:13:03you don't play anymore?
01:13:04Oh,
01:13:05I remember.
01:13:06Last night
01:13:07you were kind enough
01:13:08to be interested.
01:13:09I forgot.
01:13:10John locked it
01:13:11when I went away.
01:13:12Nowadays
01:13:13I'm away
01:13:14quite a lot of the time.
01:13:15I'll ask him
01:13:16for the key
01:13:17when he comes back.
01:13:18You're very lovely.
01:13:20It's a beautiful dress.
01:13:23How could you do that?
01:13:24Give it up all together?
01:13:26If you're so curious
01:13:27I'll tell you.
01:13:29One night
01:13:30I came back to this room.
01:13:32I'd given a concert
01:13:33like all the others.
01:13:34Not better
01:13:35not worse.
01:13:37Afterwards
01:13:38they said
01:13:39all the usual things.
01:13:40The things you say
01:13:41when you're not
01:13:42really convinced.
01:13:44So I happened
01:13:45to look in the mirror
01:13:46this one here.
01:13:48The young prodigy
01:13:49was no longer young
01:13:50certainly wasn't prodigious.
01:13:53Since then
01:13:54I found other things to do.
01:13:56More amusing things.
01:14:05I knew last night
01:14:07didn't you?
01:14:20I haven't even offered
01:14:21to fix you a drink.
01:14:25Stefan.
01:14:26Yes?
01:14:28I came here
01:14:29I have something
01:14:30to tell you.
01:14:31If it has to do with you
01:14:32I'm very interested.
01:14:33It has to do with us.
01:14:35Now we can't possibly
01:14:36be serious
01:14:37this early in the morning
01:14:38at least not
01:14:39without a glass of champagne.
01:14:40It won't take a minute.
01:14:44Champagne
01:14:45tastes much better
01:14:46when it's cold.
01:14:47Champagne
01:14:48tastes much better
01:14:49after midnight
01:14:50don't you think?
01:14:51Much better.
01:14:53I just came back
01:14:54from America.
01:14:55It's a fascinating country.
01:14:56The men are fond
01:14:57of money
01:14:58and their wives
01:14:59are fond of Europeans.
01:15:00Must have been
01:15:01a wonderful trip.
01:15:02Do you travel
01:15:03a great deal?
01:15:07Well I suppose
01:15:08you won't believe me
01:15:09but I couldn't get you
01:15:10out of my mind
01:15:11all day.
01:15:13No I don't believe you.
01:15:15If only I'd known
01:15:16you were coming
01:15:17but to tell you the truth
01:15:18I never dared hope
01:15:19you could arrange it
01:15:20so soon
01:15:21but you're so clever
01:15:22and you manage
01:15:23so beautifully.
01:15:24You know
01:15:25you're a very strange woman.
01:15:28Am I?
01:15:29Something you said
01:15:30last night
01:15:31keeps running
01:15:32through my mind.
01:15:34What was that?
01:15:36I'll tell you
01:15:37in just a moment
01:15:38as soon as I get the ice.
01:15:41Are you getting
01:15:42lonely out there?
01:15:44Very lonely.
01:15:46I'd come
01:15:47to tell you
01:15:48about us
01:15:50to offer you
01:15:51my whole life
01:15:53but you didn't
01:15:54even remember me.
01:16:16I'll tell you
01:16:17in just a moment
01:16:18as soon as I get the ice.
01:16:44Take you somewhere
01:16:45I don't remember where I went.
01:17:12Time moved past me, not in days or in hours, but in the distance it put between us.
01:17:19I could think again.
01:17:22I went to my son, but it was too late.
01:17:26He died last night of typhus, without even knowing I was there.
01:17:33Now I'm alone.
01:17:36My head throbs and my temples are burning.
01:17:40Perhaps God has been kind and I too have caught the fever.
01:17:45If this letter reaches you, believe this, that I love you now as I've always loved you.
01:17:53My life can be measured by the moments I've had with you and our child.
01:17:59If only you could have shared those moments, if only you could have recognized what was
01:18:04always yours, we'd have found what was never lost, if only...
01:18:34If only you could have shared those moments, if only you could have recognized what was
01:18:41never lost, we'd have found what was never lost, if only...
01:19:04If only you could have shared those moments, if only you could have recognized what was
01:19:11never lost, we'd have found what was never lost, if only...
01:19:18If only you could have shared those moments, if only you could have recognized what was
01:19:25never lost, we'd have found what was never lost, if only...
01:19:34If only you could have shared those moments, if only you could have recognized what was
01:19:53never lost, we'd have found what was never lost, if only...
01:20:01Lisa.
01:20:02Lisa.
01:20:03Lisa.
01:20:04Lisa.
01:20:10Lisa.
01:20:16Lisa.
01:20:22♪
01:20:32♪
01:20:52♪
01:20:57Bring my things.
01:20:58♪
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01:21:18♪
01:21:28Ready, gentlemen.
01:21:29♪
01:21:34Oh, if only you could have recognized what was always yours.
01:21:39Could have found what was never lost.
01:21:41♪
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