All language subtitles for Diabel.English

The film unit ''X''
presents

THE DEVlL

What's going on here?

This young officer has
disobeyed his orders.

He paid the soliders
and they rose

in defiance of the coming armies.

But they say

there's been no resistance anywhere.
They say the parliment

has rubber-stamped
the partition of the country.

l've never touched the human
body before.

Who are you?

l have orders to escort the
political prisoners

held in this convent to Warsaw.

- There are only two.
- l know, l know.

They are not under guard any more,
poor men.

- The servants have fled.
- Yes.

- Hurry! They are coming shortly.
- Yes.

The sisters will show you
the way.

l must go back there!

Are you Jacob sentenced to death

- for attempted regicide?
- No, no.

So you are Jacob,

Jacob.

Shut up. We have to run,
before the hell breaks lose.

Help me.

- He is very weak. He had a fit.
- Oh,

Tomas. l am really sorry

l cannot take you along,
but neither can l leave you here.

l'm going to take you out of here.

You have killed...

Come on.

Ein moment. lch habe papieren.

Ja, bitte, bitte. Bediente richtig.

Danke schon.

Halt mit der Feuer!

All l want from you is to
go back home! Remember!

Promise that you will.
Go back home!

Take her to take care of you
and be your comfort.

She's a poor orphan.

Freedom in return for that
one promise! You get it?

Just one promise, remember!

Don't you recognize me?

Jacob,

it was me who saved
you from that bloodbath!

Don't be a fool. l saved your life.

Here is the witness.

- And Thomas?
- Well, he didn't make it.

l saw him die.

But l went out of my way
to save you!

- And what happened here?
- They are soldiers

- of the last war.
- Was it lost?

Yes. The parliament has rubber-stamped
the partition of Poland.

- l have to go to Warsaw.
- No!

Nobody has to do anything now.
Remember?

You promised to go back home.

- What do you want?
- Nothing.

Treat me as if l was a... clergyman.

l care that you won't go astray.

All of yourfriends are back
and awaiting you at home.

Ride!

ls it true that Thomas is dead?

Do you have a place to go?

Don't say a word, sir,
or you'll invite evil.

He is sick.

Do you need help, sir?

You're afraid...

Stay with us, young lord.
We accept everyone.

l am Hertz, the owner of the
royal theatres.

lt's not always that l roam
these forests

with that gang of fugitives.

And you are a beauty, young lord.
None of our boys is your match.

Even though you don't know tricks
and cannot act,

we'll cast you in a tableau vivant,

- we'll strip you naked, we'll show...
- No, l will not...

You are a fool.
l would not coax you,

but how can we protect ourselves?

By being at the play?

By being at the play!

Join us, lord.

We have tightrope walkers,
actors,

we move places, we produce shows.

You'll be all righ with us,
if your mind is confused.

None of them has been a tightrope
walker nor an actor before.

But one can learn anything, lord.
l am insisting.

We have Turkish girl from afar,
brought all the way from Bosporus.

She knows many tricks
and she's keen on it.

Come on,
l'll show you what she can do.

Maybe you'll lose your
mind for her.

Want her?

l am giving her to you, forfree.

You are so pale and, l guess,
very young

under that dirt and beard.

l've been away for years.
l must go home.

l'll let you go, but strip first.
Let us wash you up,

so that
we can watch you longer.

Don't be stubborn, cadet.

Now everybody is free to
do anything.

Now everybody runs far
from everything.

From the royal chambers, too.

We have not met in a sweeter life.

Do you know me?

The cadet l knew has long since
been dead.

And he died for sure,

or else we would not have been
going to play

at the wedding party for his
fiancee.

- What are you saying?
- lt was you who said that the king

enthroned by a woman

and enamoured of women's
allurements

is the source of the whole decline.

But the king did treat you
like children.

So what is a decline, cadet,

a weakness to evil,
or evil faced with a weakness?

Let him go,

or else we would quarrel over
his attraction.

Wait here.
l'll be back right away!

You have come right in time.

All the time l had to shuttle here
between you and this...

shame of a company!
You can't imagine how tiring it is.

- lt hurts.
- Tell me,

why you secured my release, if you've
been following me all along?

- You don't even let me come...
- l? lt's a misunderstanding.

Stop thinking of me.
l am not here!

l am nothing, like thin air.

While you've been away for so many
years, a lot has changed here.

Take it easy! Take it easy!
lt's all my fault.

l am the worst of rats, a louse.

Why am l showing it to you?
Forwhat purpose?

What for?

Look, these are the voguish
patriotic dances

on the grave
of independent homeland.

They are my friends,

my childhood friends.

Shut up. l have not waited
for you for so long

only to watch how they
murder you.

ls it the way you remembered her?

No.

How do you remebmer her?

Without that...

Without that fruit of her
sinful love?

- l have the right to show up.
- No,

you mustn't be such an egoist.

Look at her! She's happy!

lf you intrude,
you will complicate her life.

- What is more, you could become...
- What?

...dangerous for her.

Don't you belive?

Come and see.

ln the name of the Father and the Son,
an the Holy Martyrs.

l bless you all, who have come
here with the godly aim

of saving the miserable,
fallen homeland.

To seal this alliance with
the sacrament,

approach and witness this
marriage ceremony

which today symbolizes
the vows that shall wed you

to the miserable motherland.

- l thee wed...
- l thee wed...

...to cleave to you

- and be faithful to you...
- and be faithful to you.

- ln weal and woe...
...in weal and woe.

- ln wealth and in poverty...
...in wealth and in poverty...

Just as l wed...

The fate and the rescue
of my homeland...

...until the last drop of blood.
...until the last drop of blood.

...until l breathe my last.
...until l breathe my last.

Witness the national church

- and the supreme Being.
...and the supreme Being.

- Amen.
- Amen.

Jacob!

She has almost seen you!

You can appear before her
in a short while.

l am sorry.
lt's an excess of emotion.

lt was a ghost, understand?
lt was ghost.

- Ghosts don't exist. They don't exist.
- No, no!

Just a ghost, a ghost, a ghost.

lt was a ghost, you see?

A ghost...

l hate what l am doing to you.

l shouldn't.

lt's hideous,

damn hideous.

You sacrificed yourself
for them and they

are copulating right in front
of you, like rabbits.

l loathe it, Jacob, l loathe it.

They are animals.

And you, between them,
like...

Jesus.

You have a fiery sword
to demand.

No, no, no!

Why hit me?
Why?

l am sick!

You should pity me!

You are like me!

l surrender to you.

Before the fit, l feel like
God in His youth,

omniscient!

Father!

Pa!

Pa!

Yourfather, young lord,
is dead, is dead.

Dead for two weeks already.

A bullet blew the top
of his skull.

He took his life!

The dead father, dead!

You had a home,
castaway, you had a fiancee!

You raised your hand against
the king,

the Lord's anointed!

Be cursed!

Angels... They are coming!

This is my fiancee's room.

You'll get some rest here.

Why is Father lying naked and how
dare you wear his clothes!?

Sir, somebody had to, or everything
would go to pieces.

The father set it on
fire himself.

- And who are you?
- Ezekiel.

Do you know me?

l am from the east,
from the confederates.

l had been warned you would
come perhaps.

Who are you waiting for?

Your sister.

Jacob,

Jacob, Jacob!

They told me you went to study,
you were beaten up, you were dead.

Where have you been, sister?
To the ballroom?

Only for a short while.

You won't beat me?

l've learned to draw a pleasure
from being beaten.

What about ourfather?

Jacob, yourfatherwent mad,
crazy!

He said you had left for England.
What he did to his girl?! Ask!

Who the hell are you?

l am the one who is to
marry her!

Calm down and listen...

lf you hit the very bottom,

you rebound and you come up
to the surface purged.

Forwhat's the use of redemption,
if there is no sin.

How else would you face the Lord
if not by telling him:

Give me a place in the
Paradise of Heaven

for l have knew hell on earth.

Come, we must bury father.

This odour poisons the rooms
in the entire house.

l beseech you.

Take her.
She won't let me go!

He used to sit under this tree,
reading fairy-tales for me.

My father died a long time ago
in the same place where l was born.

They rose under huge banners with
the picture of The holy Virgin

to expel foreign troops
from Poland,

rout the heretics and eradicate
what was not Polish.

My father used to say he was the
citizen of a free world

in which violence and any revolution

are the work of criminals

who sully goodness to which
man should aspire.

You father believed himself to be
the citizen of a free world,

but the world is not free Jacob.
The world is enslaved.

The weak are enslaved
by the strong,

the wise are enslaved by
the criminals,

the poor are enslaved by
the fools.

And all of us,
dwarfs among the dwarfs

are in the capitivity of God.

So yourfatherwas weak.

Why have you not buried
him so far?

l wished to keep your home intact

and prevent our sister
from going to the dogs.

Our sister?

l am your brother, Jacob.

l am another son of your mother.

Mother?
l have no mother.

My mother has never been with us,
you understand?

She has neverwanted to be
my mother.

She left us when l was a child.
And later on...

She is back.
l have come with her.

- She has raised me to be a patriot.
- What?

According to yourfather

our sister's body is the same
as our mother's,

so she is in our sister...

Younger and not so much dying of
debauchery and lasciviousness.

Did you intend to kill me,

or the Mother of God whom
you've killed in yourself?

Ask him.

Ask him!

Answer me!

Answer!

Nations may rot and fall,
but one thing never changes:

Traitors, cowards and killers
always are all right.

l can show you the way.

The future belongs to the
foreseeing ones.

That is why you must gain
the awareness.

lt is only against this
awarensess

that the national cause begins
to shine, becomes what it is,

like distant northern lights.

You see?
That's the whole truth.

l am at your service,
spare my time for you,

but you assail me and leave
me helpless behind in the forest.

- Mother, mother, mother...
- l've heard of her a little.

Only she has climbed ahead.

How?

ln a reasonable way.

You know how?

By harlotry.

Do you want to see her?

Yes, yes, yes.

Here is the plan and a horse.
You cannot stray.

What a surprise!

Avisit from a handsome
young man.

Oh, the young man is dishevelled,
unhappy,

going through a storm
of feelings.

Or maybe he is infatuated with
one of my girls.

With you.

- With me?
- Yes.

l am the least attractive
and the oldest.

You must not fall in love
with me.

Please.

Go away, girls.

You have come to make
fun of me?

Are you bringing me a letter,
orders, money?

No.

- Are you really fond of me?
- Yes.

This is expensive. The biggest
fortune-holders in this country

- used to go bankrupt for me.
- Certainly.

There were some who paid

for the permission to brag that
they had spent a night with me.

- Will you tell it around too?
- No.

Who are you?!

Why are you watching me
like this?

You are beautiful.

Come, then, come.

Come.

Do me good.

Please,

please.

Mother! Mother!

We practice here.
This is our school, you see?

Those are animals

and this, this is a man,

an instrument, a plaything.

l need money,
so what's your choice?

Either you'll watch me with him,
or l'll do it with you.

Your pleasure will be a hundred
times greater than with that old hag.

All she has in there is one
huge wound.

Save your hands!

Where are you?!

Don't leave me alone now!

Where are you!? l need you!

No, no.
l don't know, no, no, no.

- Were you looking for me?
- Yes.

Give me your hand.

Maybe l'll find my peace in you.

Maybe all will be as
it was before.

lt is too late, Jacob.

They call you crazy Jacob

or Jacob from the madhouse,

Jacob sick in the head.

Will you catch me, Jacob,
like you used to?

l am sorry.

Did you know that mother now lives
not farfrom us?

l knew, l knew.

Do you wish to see her?

Father took me...

for her shortly before he died.

There were people from the castle,
they asked questions.

l didn't know what to tell them.

They said somebody attempted to
kill the count last night.

You are bloodstained.

Yes,

l can still smell this odour.

Now, tell me how father
really died.

Yourfather set the house
on fire

and shot himself in the head
with a silver bullet

which he unscrewed from
you know what?

From the sugar bowl.

So why don't you kill me and
end my torture?

l can't, Jacob.

You are my bother.

You are sacrosanct, Jacob,
a symbol.

One day generations will shed tears
over your name.

What have l done that thou
dar'st wag thy tongue.

ln noise so rude against me?
Such an act.

That blurs the grace and blush
of modesty.

Calls virtue hypocrite,
takes off the rose.

From the fairforehead of
an innocent love,

And sets a blister there,
makes marriage vows

- As false as dicers' oaths...
- Ay me, what act,

- That roars so loud?
- Mother... have you eyes?

Could you on this fair mountain
leave to feed,

And batten on this moor?

O shame!
Where is thy blush?

Rebellious hell, lf thou cast mutiny

in a matron's bones...

...These words like daggers enter
in mine ears.

No more, sweet Hamlet!

...To flaming youth let virtue
be as wax

And melt in her own fire.

A king of shreds and patches!

Save me and hover o'er me
with yourwings,

You heavenly guards!

What would your gracious figure?

- Alas, he's mad!
- Do you not come your tardy son to chide.

That, lapsed in time and
passion, let go

by the important acting of your
dread command?

Do not forget. This visitation.

ls but to whet they almost
blunted purpose.

But look,
amazement on thy mother sits.

O, step between her and her
fighting soul!

Speak to her, Hamlet.

How is it with you, lady?

Alas, how is' t with you,

That you do bend your eye
on vacancy,

And with the incorporal air
do hold discourse?

...your spirits widly peep...

your bedded hair...

- l come to take you home.
- You don't need to.

Now l am rich, Jacob.

l'll be able to pay you back
forwhat you did for me.

You don't understand.
l beseech you.

l want to take you home.

l can't,
l must tell you something.

When they took you away and
sentenced to death,

fatherwent to Warsaw
to intercede for you

and in return he gave me to those
who had influence at the court.

Finally he gave me to the
king himself.

You did all that for me?

- Jacob, you will have to explain.
- What?

We mourned for you long ago.

l myself read the notice
of your death.

Now you are back
and haunt my wife.

Where is the essence of our vows,
brothers in conspiracy:

Fidelity,
courage and self-denial?

You are not answering me.

Nobody came out alive
from the convent

where you and Thomas had been locked.
How did you escape?

Why have you come here?

You've known all along that
l am alive.

What can you set against me,

chief conspirer,
a bastard and a whip?

l come only to take what
belongs to me.

Alkar!

Take her away!

Rope him to the horse!

There is nothing wrong
or mean in that.

People are weak.

You must understand.
Life is not at a dead centre.

Here we swore to save Poland,

to do all in our power...

To kill the king,
kidnap the ambassadors,

write down a new constitution.
Ajust one.

Here we swore on your and
Thomas's life.

- You betrayed us.
- Never.

- They bit you, they broke your arms!
- Never.

You won't get anything of what
belongs to me.

l want that baby and l want her.
You won't wrest her.

You are sick, Jacob, insane.

l can't give her back to you.

There is a new conspiracy.

There'll be a revolution,
an uprising.

When yourfather changed
so much,

l took her to my place,
gave her a home

and the name,

Jacob.

l could have been in your
shoes and you in mine.

You would have done the same.

You recognize it?

You want to kill me?

Before you spread more evil.

Listen, you must be under treatment.
l cannot give her back now.

l'll give you money.
You'll go abroad,

only give her up,
for the sake of ourfrendship,

give her up for her sake.

That's exactly the truth about you.

l love her.

You haven't been with me lately.

You were getting on well
by yourself.

- And now?
- You are losing strength.

You don't believe what
l'm showing you.

- And what are you showing me?
- That you've been rejected.

- You sacrificed yourself in vain.
- Not in vain.

Around you is a void circle,
except for the stinking corpse,

betrayal, break of the vows,
uselessness.

Speak.

What does a lumberjack do
when tangled

boughs block his way in
the forest?

He cuts.

You said it.

This is the result, the essence
of all morality, all laws.

When you kill,
you leave only a trail behind.

Thus yours is the work of purgation.
Purify.

l give it to you.

l give you possession of all
sins around you.

What do you want in return?

l haven't much time left

and it takes a long time before you
see everything, Jacob.

There are other matters
l must address.

l settle them restless, arrange
encounters to speed things up.

- We must make it in time.
- Make it where?

Rememberwhat happened at
your mother's?

What?

- You did what should be done.
- What?!

You purged.

But, Jacob, l saved your life.

A bad boy.

Look,

look...

how much time and health
l lose because of you.

- You're waiting for me?
- Yes.

Why?

You are insane.

- So what?
- They call me insane, too.

Why are you telling me that?

Do you like me?

Yes.

- We, together?
- Yes.

l cannot give you anything
but myself.

- Do you want to try?
- Aren't you afraid?

l want you.

Come.

lt's my heart.

Drink from it.

ls it good?

l am cold.

What do you feel?

Neitherfear nor repulsion.

How are you feeling?

Differently than so far.

Safe?

You are good to me.

Play,

play what you played in
the castle.

...''Peace! Sit your down

And let me wring your heart,
for so l shall

lf it be made of penetrable stuff,

lf damned custom have
not brazed it so

That is proof and bulwark
against sense.

What have l done that thou

Dar'st wag thy tongue
ln noise so rude against me?

Such an act

That blurs the grace and
blush of modesty,

Calls virtue hypocrite,
takes off the rose

From the fairforehead of
an innocent lobe,

And sets a blister there,
makes marriage vows

As false as dicers' oaths.

- Ay me, what act?
- Have you eyes?

Could you on this fair
mountains leave to feed,

And batten on this moor?
Ha! Have you eyes?

You cannot call it love,
for at your age

The heyday in the blood is tame,
it's humble,

And waits upon the judgement.
But sure that sense...

This time l did everything
as you wanted.

We wanted the highest
glory for Poland,

control over the magnates,
equality among people,

defence of the old frontiers.

That king was sinful, lacelike.

He kept the throne only as
the lover of the tsarist empress.

- l had to do it.
- The Turkish woman

followed you and so did
our Hamlet!

- They were murdered.
- Murdered?

Who killed them?

- Foreign troops.
- You are all bloodstained.

Where have you been?

l killed them...

with this razor.

Ride on. Leave us alone.

You killed them?

Yes.

Come. l won't tell anyone.

Now l won't defend myself
against anybody.

Don't defend yourself.
Your beauty will defend you.

No!

Help!

Help!

See? lf l were not here,
who else would help you?

Tell me, who else?

lt's you who always push me
into a blind alley.

Who are you? Who?!

A lunatic, a madman?!

To tell you the truth,
l wanted to be a dancer.

My dear,

you must not behave like this.

You must be strong,

survive the worst.

Those were only jokes.

You won't succeed without
a sense of humor.

Stay sober.

Remember,
like a God in his Youth!

l am with you.

Now run home,

home!

Today there was another ball
in the castle, Jacob.

He'll want to kill you.

l told him that l love you.

l am a great sucess with boys.

l could take another one
home every day.

lt's exciting, captivating!

Terrible,

terrible!

Did you see mother?

What is she like?

- She is...
- Her return killed father.

She came here only once,
for a visit,

and then he shot himself,
and besides...

- What?
- l cannot tell you this.

That fool let you go twice!

l was told you hanged around
the minstrels who brought us weapons.

You make secret visits to the castle,
you roam the forest.

You were heard shouting there.

What do you want, Jacob?
Where do you want to guide us?!

- Me and him!
- You've also been to mother's!

After you'd left, they found there
a corpse of one of her girls.

How do you know this?

Mother brings us money
and orders from Warsaw.

What did you do to her?

Can't you see, shithead,
that l want to save her

- from hell, from fornication?
- By flogging?

They flogged you, too,
in the castle.

Yes, we deserve to be flogged.

Don't kill him.

l'll do anything you want.

l am illegitimate, Jacob,
a farm-hand.

Nobody!

But l pereserve godness
and virtue.

Meanwhile, you, the righteous,
the hero,

shall perish under the
carrion of the old world!

And l will build you a monument
with these hands of mine.

And she...

will be lying at its feet
instead of beauty.

Them.
Who brought them here...

- Did you see?
- l was sleeping.

l have erred terribly, terribly.

One needs not want anything,
dream of anything.

lt's best not to
understand anything.

Come.

l should not have taken
you along.

Go back where you came from!

Can't you see they
are after me!

Go away,

go!

Like a dog, like a dog!

lf you want to be with me,
you must be sinful just like l am.

lt's grown long again.

How silly you are.

lt's blackberries.

There are no blackberries here.
lt's winter.

Lots of blackberries.

- Aren't you hungry?
- Hungry?

Not farfrom here is the castle
where l used to play as a child.

We'll find it and we'll
be safe.

- Shall l tell you how it was?
- Yes.

When l was going to kill
the king

l was in fever
and l let them catch me.

l was not inured to killing.

l fainted on the doorstep
of his bedroom. And now...

Now we are tohether.

Together?

For the killers and the insane,
for those burning with anger,

who want to throw off
their shoulders

the burden of injustice
in the Universe,

for the proud ones
and the humilited ones,

for those causing bleeding,

for the weak and the defeated,
for the helpless,

- for the killers, the criminals...
- You blaspheme!

Who are you to accept all that?

Were you with him when he
brought them into the room?

Away!

Away!

Wait...

lt's a trap.
Please don't go there.

At last.

l escaped once they'd
stopped watching me closely.

You knew l would come here?

When they chase you,

when everybody is against you,

this is your only shelter.

Only we two remember this place.

We cannot stay here.

Now they are hunting both
you and me.

They won't give us a chance.

Only here we go back in time
to the pure beginning,

for this way one can cancel
the evil that has been done.

How?

Gently,

gently.

l have made our old room ready.
Carry me.

What's wrong with you?

What is it?

Come, you must help!

Jacob!

All sins must meet their
punishment.

This will not be born, either.

Everything has worked out
as you wanted.

My reasoning is boorish,

that is why it agrees with
what is.

- You are wiser than me.
- But l suffer like you.

l know all about you,

only because l agonize over
it as if it happened to me.

Come,

l'll show you one more thing,
come.

Go, please, go and see.

lt's funny, but l can't be angry
with you for long.

There is so much snow there.

l thought l would neverfind it.

Have you come to hurt me again?

No, lady,

tell me about you.

When a woman realizes she has stuck
in front of a wall,

she usually returns to the places
where she was happy once,

particularly if they pay
herfor it.

- Who pays you, mother?
- Somebody pays.

l earn a wealth of money...

and l can help you to avoid
the persecution.

And where is the money
you give to Exekiel from?

Come on,
l'll show you who is really who.

This is Jacob,

the killer,

my son.

Welcome, welcome...

You see.

See that one?

l had him with the ambassador
of a foreign power.

He is sick in the head,
but strong and beautiful.

l brought him fom afar

to please wealthy ladies of the best
stock and bring me profits.

Today in front of you

he will have the one of your choice
and any manner you want it.

Take a vote!

Girls!

Now you see
what l'm offering you.

You will perform in my circus,
you will be safe here.

And if you happen to murder
someone during your performance,

you will make that licentious
company more than happy.

He is afraid of losing you.

- He isn't afraid of anything.
- He is just a petty clerk.

They don't entrust him with
serious business.

- He is waiting mother.
- What for?

Purgation.

He gives you money
to finance such plots?

- Money is no offence.
- But why is it you, mother?

Because l am what matters,
not the rest of the world.

A decline never means anything,
mother.

Only the growth of powers

shows where the light that strikes
us comes from.

Mummy, mummy!

Mum!

What for?

Never mind. Ride on and l'll
trick the pursuers.

When it's all over,

come to meet me
under our tree on the hill.

Then you'll hearwhat l want
from you. Move!

Depravity comes

when people agree to live according
to ideals which are not theirs.

The worst depravity is when
one stops protesting.

ln the final reckoning,

the worst depravity
is the passive acquiescence.

That is why l've dug him
up for you.

Look how beautiful he still is.

He will guard you.

He won't let you flounder in sin,

because you're afraid
of him alone.

Only his love scares

the hell out of you and only in
his cadeverous all-embracing love

can you find the reflection
of what you yourself really are.

l shall not let you fall, sister.

We shall be rising to the light together,
until you are cured.

Take arms!
Brothers, compatriots!

Take arms!
Long live!

Listen, Jacob,

a national uprising is in the offing.

We shall arm the peasantry,

give them land,
we'll expel the occupier...

and found a church
of National Fraternity.

A man should live nobly,

even if he sees no reason
for it,

simply becacuse amid this
confusion of beauty and ugliness,

virtue and vice,
where he is to find his own way,

he must want to remain on the
side of noble-mindedness and good.

And the lumberjack?

What does he do when he wants to
blaze a trail for himself

across the tangle of boughs?

He cuts.

You said that.

ln the name of the father...

the son...

Why?

Killer, arsonist, spy!

l did let you go,

l did belive what you said,
so why her?

She did love you, didn't she?
She was as innocent as a flower.

Why?

l challenge you to a duel.

lt's between you and me.

You said we are interchangeable.

l could be in yours and you
could be in my place.

Lord, please,
he killed the emissary.

The whole plan of this
conspiracy is falling apart.

Ezekiel?

ln the name of our old friendship,

in the name of the woman
we both loved,

in the name of my sacrifice
for you without heistation,

please.

Let him go.

- lt's suicide.
- Pistols!

Please, don't.

- Why do you hate me so much?
- Because you are so big.

Jacob,

my God, my God,

the pursuit will be here anytime.
They are following your traces.

Well,

come on!

l have prepared here the paper,
pen an ink.

- What for?
- l want you to give me the names.

What names?

The name of those you did not
betray under torture.

But you know all of those names.

They are the names of those people
you showed me in the ballroom.

l see.

Well,

l want you to confirm

that it was me who foiled
the conspiracy

against the new authorities.

Sign it.

Come on!

Sign it!

What l want from you after all
what l did for you

is just ridiculous.

Sign it,

sign it!

ls my signature so important
to you?

What's not written does
not exist.

What else can l do for you?

Take care of her.

- Anything else?
- Yes,

l want you to help me climb higher.

All right.

- Listen...
- Yes?

Tell me. Does the world appear
so ugly to me because l am sick,

or because it actually is such?

You asked me a hard question...

You see,
the world is not hideous,

the world is beautiful.

You see, there are flowers,

gardens, fruits,

women.

l cannot tell you about it.

l must dance it out for you.

Away!

Change your tone!

You are very close to me.

We are the same.

- Go away! ...no...
- Good, but think

if you gave me
these names if l asked for them

then, on the first day,
in your cage.

What names?
l haven't given you any names.

How sad it is when we are a plaything
in somebody else's hands.

- What's your name, little one?
- Theodor. Theodor.

Theodor, go back to God.

You behaved amorally.

You wrestled with him as
if his soul was at stake.

But man has no soul, has he?

Soul,

what soul?