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GINKGO BILOBA

Does the baby need a break?

Tenth floor.

Doors closing.

Going down.

SILENT FRIEND

MAIDENHAIR TREE
Scientific name: GINKGO BILOBA

- Your beer.
- Thank you.

- Excuse me.
- This beer is local.

Welcome to our faculty Professor Wong.

Thank you.

- To you! - Let's make a toast.
- To you! - Let's make a toast.

Cheers.

Good evening.

Sorry I'm late.

I went to the wrong restaurant.

Hello, my name is Jules.

I'll assist you and translate for you,
if necessary.

I'm doing a PhD in Neurology.

I decided to immerse myself
in your field of research.

I need an assistant,
not a translator.

My Chinese isn't bad.

Sorry.

They hired me because I said
I knew the language,

but I only speak it with my grandmother.

I'm sure your Chinese is wonderful.

I'm a great admirer
of your research.

I won't let you down.

- Sorry.
- Oh...

Thank you.

Enjoy your meal.

Wow...

This is our signature dish.

Hello?

I forgot.

Tani, don't worry.

I only need a projector.

I've already requested one.

No need, I'll take care of it.

All right, thank you.

But I can handle it.

See you tomorrow.

Good morning.

Good morning!

- An espresso.
- Yes, certainly.

The situation with COVID-19
continues to worsen.

Citizens and businesses intend
to fight this virus,

and do everything possible to provide
the support Hong Kong needs.

We remain in constant contact
with medical personnel...

- Is it ready?
- Yes, go ahead.

- Goodbye.
- Goodbye.

Good morning.

Good morning.

The Linnaean system.

Carl Linnaeus.

- Swedish botanist, born in 1707--
- One moment.

To begin with,
we'll ask you a couple of questions.

Excuse me, Professor.

It seems that you received
your higher education...

at a prestigious institution
in Switzerland.

Tell me, at that institution,
were you also taught Latin?

Yes, Professor.

I passed the final Latin examination
with highest honors.

It seems you tend to say
a little more than you're asked.

Am I right?

You evidently come from a family
with substantial financial means,

considering that your family
could afford to send you to Switzerland.

All because, as the esteemed professors
here know very well,

there are still no institutes
for ladies in Germany.

Still?

What an insolent champion
of women's rights we have here today...

Well then, if at that
prestigious institution,

besides household management
and handicrafts, you were also taught Latin,

then perhaps you can tell us
what Carl Linnaeus's original name was.

Carl Nilsson Linnaeus.

Is that all?

Is there nothing else
to say about him?

That is not all.

I was merely expecting questions
about the topic.

It seems you're somewhat irritated today,
dear young lady.

Or is that your usual tone?

Professor, I respectfully expect
questions related to the topic.

Can you tell us the title
of Linnaeus's second work?

"Species Plantarum."

The full title is:

Species Plantarum exhibentes
plantas rite cognitas...

ad genera relatas cum
differentiis specificis...

nominibus trivialibus...

synonymis selectis...

locis natalibus...

secundum systema sexuale digestas.

Correct.

Excellent.

What is the fundamental principle
of Linnaeus's system?

On what basis does he build
his entire classification of plants?

He distinguished plants by sex.

Based on that,
he assigned Greek names to species.

Monandria, Diandria, Polyandria...

Wonderful.

You've prepared well.

It's refreshing to see
such extensive knowledge.

Could you translate
those Greek terms you mentioned?

Well, they indicate the number
of other plants...

with which a plant comes into contact
during reproduction.

A little more specific?

- Monandria is when the plant--
- What?

The plant?

- Well, the original Greek term is...
- Yes?

Are you interested in the particulars
of Linnaeus's system, Professor,

or in Greek etymology?

Thomas,

could you bring the book
we're discussing?

Here it is, Professor.

Let's see...

To quote Linnaeus himself:

"The petals do not take part
in plant reproduction,

but serve instead as a bridal bed,

so wonderfully arranged
by the Creator.

It is surrounded by rich curtains
and seductive fragrances,

so that bridegroom and bride may celebrate
their wedding in the most solemn manner.

Once the bed is prepared,

the moment finally arrives when
the bridegroom embraces the bride,

and the bride yields to the bridegroom."

What is it? Am I embarrassing you?

No.

No?

Good.

Since we're at a university,
and not having coffee in a café,

we have no time for blushing.

Let's try again.

Monandria.

One man and one woman.

Diandria?

Two men and one woman.

Polyandria?

Twenty or more men and one woman.

Now that's something that exists.

Clearly, your experience

is considerable.

Ah, those ancient Greeks...

So then,

what do you think
of Linnaeus's approach?

He created a solid system that helps us
navigate the plant world.

Before that, only random
connections were shown.

More precisely, plants
were studied in isolation.

Thanks to Linnaeus's approach,
every new species finds its place.

New species become part...

of a single, complex
structure of relationships.

A structure of relationships?

Listen carefully to her words,
esteemed colleagues,

because it seems we have before us
a future scientist.

I'm not mocking you at all;
I mean that quite seriously.

For example,
Johann Georg Siegesbeck,

Linnaeus's teacher and
an unquestioned authority,

wrote the following:

"If eight, nine, ten, twelve, or even
twenty or more men should be found...

in bed with a single woman,

or if the beds of prostitutes...

formed a circle so that married men
might meet with their chosen partners..."

And so on and so forth...

then it is very difficult to believe
that God...

would permit such acts
of fornication in the plant kingdom.

Who could possibly explain
to our students...

such an indecent system

without provoking public outrage?

What do you think, dear young lady?

A future scientist
should have an opinion.

The idea was new,

and new ideas always
encounter resistance.

Do you mean to say you have nothing
against promiscuity?

Perhaps you even practice it?

- I'm not a plant.
- No...

You're right about that.

You're far more attractive.

Aren't you?

She has revolutionary knowledge.

The old school is finished now.

- How are we supposed to take that?
- Yes, I didn't think it was that bad.

Is she really that intelligent?

How is that possible?

Well, what topic did you get?

It's unbelievable that women
are allowed at the university.

And how do you imagine it?

GINKGO BILOBA

Miss!

Over here!

It's me.

Who are you?

I'm the assistant.

You were brilliant this morning.

The old man nearly burst with rage

because his one-man show
didn't have the desired effect.

What are you talking about?

Oh...

You see, the professors
were horrified...

that women were admitted
to the university this year.

Yes, I noticed that too.

Eight girls were admitted.

Old Winterhalter prepared
this topic for all eight of them.

No exceptions.

And what if one of them had drawn
a topic that wasn't about Linnaeus?

Look...

I'll show you...

Take it.

But that's illegal.

Nobody knows,
except them and me.

And now you, too.

We won't tell.

- Neither will you.
- And why not?

Because they admitted you.

Only you.

You're like the queen bee.

You have 370 subjects
at your disposal.

But why are you doing all this?

- The professor?
- Yes

He's a bitter, resentful man.

His wife openly cheats on him,

and he doesn't have the strength
to leave her.

We even have our own Linnaean system
showing who she's already seen

who she's seeing now,

and who she plans to see next.

It includes almost every man.

It's no secret.

He has no reason to be cheerful.

As for the other girls,
he asked them to point out on a diagram

the parts corresponding
to the female genital organs.

You should have seen their faces.

GINKGO BILOBA

RAINER MARIA RILKE
"DUINO ELEGIES"

What are you doing?

Does it look like it?

It's my garden.

For what?

I'm conducting botanical experiments.

But lying here isn't forbidden,
is it?

Lie wherever you want,
and I'll divide up the garden later.

Oh, great.

I only intend to lie here.

Will you help me?

I don't want to.

There's no need to be rude.

Oh really?

How did we go from
"leave my garden alone"...

to "why don't you help me"?

I was only asking...

Well, I don't like plants.

I see.

That was just politeness.

I'm from a village.

And?

After school,
it was always the same.

I had to take care of plants.

And whenever it rained,

the whole village would rush out
to gather potatoes, store straw,

and stack hay.

I was sick of it.

And on top of that,

I looked after animals too,

and frankly,
I don't like animals either.

I've had more than enough of all that.

Especially plants.

Uh-huh...

What's the experiment about?

What are you growing?

Do you see that geranium?

In the window...

It's mine.

Geraniums?

That's a bit ordinary.

I don't need it for its beauty,

but for science.

There are eighteen criteria.

My task is to understand
what plants perceive and how they react.

Something like that...

I want to repeat recent experiments
and see what happens.

Wow...

They certainly do have a will.

You want...

to discover their language.

Exactly.

You won't succeed.

You don't even know the project,
yet you're sure we won't succeed?

No, I...

It's just that...

we're very different.

No matter how hard you try,

you'll never be able to see ultraviolet
rays. Our eyes aren't designed for it.

If there is a signal,
there are no devices to receive it.

It exists, but it's as if it doesn't.

- The idea is good, but--
- A signal can be transformed.

You're right.

It would be wonderful to find out...

what a clover thinks just before
a horse steps on it,

but it's unlikely we'll ever know.

Doesn't that bother you?

They're here,

right beside us.

They watch us and think
God knows what about us.

Well, maybe they don't think,
but still...

I feel very uncomfortable
when a plant is near me.

As if I were walking around naked,

and suddenly noticed people
staring at me.

Yes, it's a little frightening.

You are very skilled,

but allow me
to show you something.

Look...

- See?
- Yes.

It's easier this way.

Thank you.

And honestly,
what do you think of this work?

I think it makes sense.

But you don't understand
what the point is.

No.

I used to hate this work.

But imagine you're in a forest,

and suddenly you see something incredible
that has never been described before.

You have two options:
pull up the plant,

but that breaks the structure,

or you can take it with clumps of soil,
and then it might live for another week.

But thanks to chemicals
and this simple...

equipment, you can work wonders.

When I was working in the Amazon—

You were in the Amazon?

Twice.

I plan to go to Indonesia as well.

Wow...

Doesn't it seem unpleasant to you?

What?

Come on, tell me...

Inhale.

Exhale.

Touch your chest.

Close your eyes.

Feel...

your unity with nature.

Close your eyes.

Feel the earth beneath your feet.

Walk.

Walk.

Open your arms.

Your feet touch the ground.

Lift your chest upward.

Cross your arms.

Jump.

Turn in a circle.

Raise your arms and legs together.

Step and jump.

Step and jump.

Good...

Very good...

Let joy light up your faces.

Step and jump.

And again.

Raise your hands to the sky.

Feel the impulse in your chest.

Very good...

See?

Good morning.

May I ask where the young lady spent the night?

Here, in my room.

I only went out for a walk.

Oh, come now...

A walk, you say.

Yes,

in the botanical garden.

But the garden opens in fifteen minutes.

- But I...
- If my daughter did something like that,

I'd whip her so hard she'd regret ever being born.

Excuse me.

What is that you've got there?

That bundle?

Look.

A bedsheet!

See?

Look...

My mother ironed it for me,

and now a young lady is wandering through the woods with it.

- Frau Maier...
- A true lady, no less,

yet she behaves worse than a dog.

That's enough, Hanna. There's no need to make such a scene.

No need to make a scene?

She lives under our roof and runs off into the woods to spread her legs.

- Frau Maier, I did no such thing.
- And what if the police bring her home, eh?

Then what?
What am I supposed to tell her parents?

They entrusted her to me.

And what if she gets pregnant, eh?

Hanna, the children!

Right. Out.

Go outside.

Don't listen.

All right, you too, Klaus, outside.

The last thing I need is for them to learn bad habits.

I can explain this terrible misunderstanding.

- I didn't do anything in the park.
- Get out of here.

Pack your things

and leave.

...the classification, as it shows us...

Excuse me.

Assistant wanted,
in exchange for room and board.

Hello!

Dear madam,

please forgive me.

I had decided to take a break.

Well, how may I help you?

Well, actually—

A portrait,
as a keepsake for someone.

I have some very beautiful backdrops.

- But I—
- May I show them to you?

Zeiss, dear,

we have a customer.
A young lady.

Come on, don't be afraid.

Ah,

that is not a toy for a lady.

Please,

sit over there,

in the armchair.

And place one of those delicate little feet
on the stool, please.

How did you become a photographer?

Me?

No one has ever asked me that before.

Well, I'll tell you the truth.

I have weak lungs,
so they declared me unfit for service.

Then I discovered...

this occupation.

I had the first camera in town.
I built it myself.

Ah...

Wait.

What are you doing?

Moving the lamp.

Why?
What difference does it make?

Only a photographer would understand.

- You certainly wouldn't.
- But I'm interested.

Well, if I place the lamp...

next to the camera, everything will be
lit evenly.

Your little face will become flat,

as if,
forgive the metaphor,

as if you had been struck in the face
with a baker's bread paddle.

But look...

If, instead...

Come closer to the camera,
and I'll sit in the armchair.

You see it, don't you?

Do you see how long a shadow
the nose casts?

Yes.

Or like this...

Like this.

Like this, do you see?

Yes.

Look...

Like this...

Tell me, what exactly
does an assistant do?

Hello.

What are you doing here,

dear young lady,

at this hour?

I've come.

Come in, come on...

What do you want?

Well, as I already told you,
I accept the assistant position.

But, dear young lady,

do you really believe that I...?

How could I possibly hire you
as my assistant?

- I thought you were joking.
- I wasn't joking.

Why would I?

But we reached an agreement,

didn't we?

This is madness!

Get that idea out of your head.

Go home right now.

It's very late.

I...

I...

If you're working on a sensitive area,

take a deep breath,

and don't breathe again until
you've finished with it.

Everyone wants to look beautiful,
even those who deny it.

Sometimes I even straighten noses,

or make a chubby face
look slimmer.

With men, it's important...

But with men,

the trick is removing age spots
without making the face too smooth,

like a baby's bottom.

Sorry, I always say that.

GOETHE
THE METAMORPHOSIS OF PLANTS

And yours?

Biopsychology.

I'll return it now.

Have you read it already?

Yes.

So, are you going?

Yes, why not?

It's going to be hot.

Well, goodbye.

See you.

- Bye.
- Bye.

Hi.

- Hi.
- So?

So?

What are you up to?

Reading.

Yeah...

Great.

Well, see you.

- At home.
- Uh-huh.

- Keep reading. - Bye.
- Bye.

Hello.

Wait...

Well?

How is it going?

Very well,
I'm finishing up.

Good.

Isn't it a common misunderstanding,
Miss Greta,

to believe that photographs
reflect reality?

Rather, they are an instrument
that allows us to study its fragility.

This instrument requires care,
Miss Greta.

Taking care of a camera means,
above all, using it,

otherwise it deteriorates.

I wanted to ask you to take care of it.

Look...

Do you see the latch?
You have to open it.

See?

This is how we focus.

This is the shutter.

Then you press.

- Hello.
- Hello.

I've put the kettle on.

The filters are above.

Where?

To the right.

Further right.

Further right.

Thank you.

How many spoonfuls?

Well, six.

How many?

Stop.

Tell me, have you made any
progress with the plants?

Yes.

Why?

I found something that might help.

All right, let's see...

I'll read it.

- Everything is leaf, and in that simplicity
lies great diversity... - Goethe?

Uh-huh.

Goethe?
You don't understand, Hannes.

I'm working on something new,

and an eighteenth-century poet
has nothing to do with this.

Sure, yes, yes...

Yes.

Shall I show you the geranium,

my project?

Isn't it beautiful?

Uh-huh...

Very.

And you were quoting Goethe too.

Yes.

- What is--
- Don't touch it.

It's the sensor.

And what does the sensor do?

It transforms the reaction into
a kind of language...

that can be read.

Uh-huh...

Full moon.

Great.

Yeah...

Hey!

Hannes!

Come on!

- Stop...
- Why?

- You...
- I didn't do anything.

Hannes, you're an idiot.

If they don't meet our demands,
let's move on to something else.

Hannes, say something.

We have no other choice.

- Hi, guys!
- Hi.

Personally, I think we can continue
the strike until the end of the semester.

There are things far more important

than getting an education.

Sure.

I can't ignore this.

It shouldn't be this way.

Agreed.

Look, an owl over there.

Do you hear it?

There it is.

- Where?
- There.

An owl...

An owl?

Where's the owl?

Hey, take this.

What's wrong?

I don't want it.

I understand,

but why?

He said he doesn't want it,
leave him alone.

Because of ideology?

Can you finish it?

Relax...

Feel the freedom.

Don't worry about what
your parents might think.

You're like a pastor.

- What?
- You think smoking is cool.

And the pastor thinks that about Jesus.

- Wow, they're getting started.
- Amen...

- What was that...
- You're out of line.

Take that!

That's intense.

You brought it on yourself.

Want a potato?

Aren't you cold?

It's cold.

Here.

Thanks.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

What are your plans for tomorrow?

They're picking me up.

Do you have nicotine too?

We're taking a break.

Do you want us to sleep together?

Uh... What?

Do you?

Because if you do,
I wouldn't object.

I don't think I...

Don't you like me?

No.

I mean, yes.

- I...
- Are you a virgin?

What are you talking about?

- Am I wrong?
- No!

I heard that you...

No!

Can you pass me the potato?

Thanks.

What's wrong?

Nothing.

Don't touch it.

- Just come in to water it.
- As if I could just walk into your room like that.

Come on, we'll be late!

Coming!

Once every four days.

That little?

You're the expert.

I don't want it getting used to it.

It mustn't get attached.

For the project, it's important
that the bond is with me.

All right.

The machine runs by itself,
you don't need to touch it.

You can see the values here.

Uh-huh...

Write them down here,
always using the appropriate color.

And what do the colors mean?

Red means very good,
and blue not so good.

The rest, I think, is clear.

And don't smoke here,

or let anyone in.

Well...

Oh, and don't water them when
they're in direct sunlight.

Otherwise, the leaves will
burn because of the water.

And watch the soil.

If it's dry, water it.

All right.

Well, that's everything.

Okay.

Goodbye.

Good luck.

Thanks.

I'll walk you to the door.

Every four days.

Every four days,
and the garden every day.

- Understood.
- Well, we're leaving you alone.

- All good.
- Bye. - Bye.

We have to go, come on.

I'm coming...

- Good luck.
- Same to you.

Damn...

Come closer! Come closer!

Two for the price of one.

But where are you going, what's wrong?

There won't be another offer like this.

Fresh vegetables.

The best cabbage.

Please, take a look, very fresh,
everything very fresh...

10 pennies.

Hello.

Hello.

Ah...

I wanted to know how you're doing.

Maybe you're feeling very lonely
on the campus.

Lonely?

No.
And you?

Oh, everything's fine.

Thank you.

You're completely alone
on the campus.

Don't you find it difficult
to be in isolation?

Not at all.

Sorry.

Sorry.

Sorry.

You didn't call without a reason.

Actually, no.

This morning,
the dean called me.

She...

Asked me to tell you that
she is concerned about your health.

You can tell her everything is fine.

I hope I'm not causing
any trouble here.

To be honest,
she asked me to talk to you.

About what?

The dean received
a formal complaint, quote:

The conduct of Professor Wong
is concerning.

In the future, he should refrain...

I suppose I won't read it all.

I'm sorry, I feel very embarrassed
to bother you over such a silly complaint.

It's nonsense, isn't it?

Everything okay, little one?

- Mommy, Mommy...
- I'll be with you in a moment.

I'm hungry, put on some music.

- Well done.
- What are we going to eat?

OPEN - CLOSED

I've prepared a list
of what I need.

Please go to the Laboratory of
Neurobiology and Biochemistry.

Professor...

I won't be able to help you.

Do you have access?

No.

I'm sorry, but right now
I feel very uncomfortable.

The research is on hold, isn't it?

The research I was supposed
to help with, not this...

I hope you understand.

All right...

For a long, long time,
I've dreamed of going to Conwenchester.

At the very least it will be wonderful.

Students wanted for an
expedition to East India.

- Let's put it here.
- Jacques!

Put it up higher.

- Quick!
- Hurry up.

Come on, faster.

We're coming...

Let's put up another one.

Quick!

The German studies students
are the most involved.

Their participation
isn't even debated.

They're already with us anyway.

Where are you going?

To take care of something.

To take care of something?

We're on strike.

Don't you get it?

Look, we have to stay here.

We'll move when they meet
our demands, okay?

- Yes.
- Yes, yes.

It's important.

What's so important
at four in the morning?

Care to tell me?

I have to water the garden

before sunrise.

Water the garden?
What are you talking about?

What kind of nonsense is that?

Forget it, it's not important,

but I still have to go.

Why water the garden
right before sunrise?

Do you at least have beer?

What an idiot you are.

Hey, wait!

Where do you think you're going?

- Don't fall behind.
- Come on, hurry up.

Quiet, the police.

Come on...

Quiet, quiet,
quiet, everyone calm down.

- Come on.
- The police.

Hey!

Yes, that's right.

Sit here.

We've got room for you, sit down.

- Give me a beer.
- Go offer him one.

Sit down and relax.

Hannes!

- Leave him alone.
- I bet he won't come.

- Another cider?
- Cider?

He's a serious scientist.

What are you doing there?
Come with us.

- Hello!
- Look, if you...

Just tell me...

- Get out of here!
- What are you doing? Stop!

Get out right now!
Out!

Go to hell!
Come on, get out.

What's wrong with you?

Come on, calm down.

Instead of insulting us,
tell us what you're doing.

- What's wrong with you?
- Out!

- Hannes!
- Idiots!

Are you kidding?

Hey!

Nice throw...

I don't give a damn about the strike.

He's a fool.

Well, we're leaving.

- Stay with your little flowers.
- To hell with you and your flowers.

Hello.

- Hey, stop, let's celebrate.
- No.

- Don't be afraid, it's good.
- I don't want to.

- It's plum.
- I don't want to.

Why?

Well, what a surprise.

I want to join the expedition.

I've studied photography,
I can be useful.

Really?

Sit with us.

- No, I came to--
- Oh, come on, sit down.

Don't be afraid,

they're even more
embarrassed than you are.

Let's make a toast.

- So you're a photographer?
- Yes.

- Formally trained?
- Uh-huh...

Excuse me.

OPEN - CLOSED

Hello, Hannes,
how is my geranium?

Peter asked me out.

Do you think I should go?

Gundula.

You have reached Alice Savage.

Please leave a message.

I wanted to show you something.

Please...

Thank you.

Enjoy your meal.

It's my favorite dish,
since childhood.

"Heaven and Earth."
That's its name.

"Heaven and Earth."

"Heaven and Earth."

"Heaven and Earth."

Good?

Please forgive my behavior,

and the inconvenience
I have caused you.

Please forgive my behavior,
and the inconvenience I have caused you.

I suppose you understand...

that scientific experiments
are sometimes strange.

I suppose you understand that scientific
experiments are sometimes strange.

I can explain everything to you.

I can explain everything to you.

Eat.
Otherwise it will get cold.

LOPHOPHORA WILLIAMSII

FROM PROFESSOR ALICE SAVAGE
TO PROFESSOR TONY WONG.

We'll have to wait.

We'll have to wait.