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Spring?
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Two more crocuses since yesterday.
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Our German spring is a wonderful time.
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Spring is always wonderful.
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I remember only one bad spring.
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1945. It was beautiful that year.
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Exactly. The perfect weather meant the
Allies would begin their final drive
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along the Western Front.
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Well, that year I...
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cursed the birds as they sang in the
trees and wished I could hold back the
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blossoms with my hands.
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But the snow melted and the tanks
rumbled on.
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They had to come.
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Hitler was finished and all the people
close to him, including the ones that we
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knew at Heidelberg.
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Do you remember, von Baden?
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How could I forget?
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I was with the White Corps.
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I fought with them.
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Drilled with them, drank with them.
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Rudolf Cassan was president of the White
Corps, wasn't he?
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Yes. He was also a bully and a brute.
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The most hated student in all
Heidelberg.
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Schlager hoch!
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En garde!
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And one, two, three, four, five, six,
seven, eight. Schlager hoch!
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You fought a duel for him, didn't you?
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For Kassan, of all people.
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None of us ever really heard the truth
of that story, did we?
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No.
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I became president in my final year, but
my record could never match Kassan's.
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He fought ten times in his first year,
although freshmen weren't obliged to
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fight at all.
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It was not until the end of your second
year that you needed to have your scar.
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He fought 30 times in his second year,
and doubtless he would have fought many
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more if his career hadn't ended so... so
abruptly.
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You know that curious English poem, The
Jabberwock?
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Struck down by a vorpal blade?
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On guard!
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He was a wizard with a blade.
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And with women.
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There was one woman he loved, but at
least when he was with her, he seemed a
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different person.
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Eva. She worked below the bar in the
beer hall.
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He'd even spent a weekend with her on a
raft down the river.
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I knew it. Leave her alone.
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She must pay the penalty.
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No. What do you mean, no?
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She must trip or be stripped.
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Keep your hands to yourself or fight me
now.
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But it's the rule, Cassandra. Get out!
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Come in.
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The Red Corps is rubbish.
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No!
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So you were there that night, Lord
Barton.
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I was Catan's second, but I hadn't
fought yet.
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As for Ava, she was the only person who
could bring out the tender, human side
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of Catan's nature.
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But she was also, let us say, generous
with her favours.
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This term's a fight, boy, you must.
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That's our only purpose.
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We didn't take you into the White Corps
just to drink and have a good time. I'll
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fight when I'm ready.
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You're ready now, Fonvard.
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You'll fight next week. It's time you
tasted blood. You're old.
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Not so soon. No.
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I'm your president, boy. When I say
fight, you fight on the White Corps.
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What
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is the
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paper? While the cat's away, his mouse
likes to play.
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No, Gunnar. Stay where you are.
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No, it doesn't mean anything.
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Rudolph, I was waiting for you. Please.
She waits for anyone in trouble.
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Get up.
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No.
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We've never fought, Kassan.
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I think perhaps it's time.
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I wouldn't dirty my blade with you.
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Young von Baden will uphold the honor of
the White Corps Tuesday night.
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Therefore, who's he, another of your
mice?
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I'll slice off his nose and I'll come
after you, Cassan. You think so?
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Any member of the White Corps can take
you, Macca.
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That will be the final indignity to see
you grovel in defeat before this boy.
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So you had three days to prepare to
fight for your life.
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And one, two, three, four, five.
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At speed.
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Free play.
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Ah, you could have cut him there, von
Baden. Continue.
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Parry, cut. Parry, cut. Use the wrist,
not the arm. Continue.
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Macca will murder you, boy. You left
yourself wide open.
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Keep the arm up, protecting the right.
Keep the point down at the parish.
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Come at me.
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Come on.
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Stop! Dead boy, dead. I could have
opened every vein in your head. I'm
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The White Corps never apologises. The
White Corps win.
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The new boy's rubbish.
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With Catan training him.
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There isn't time to make anything of
him. Today, tomorrow, Tuesday you fight.
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You needn't lose any sleep, Gunner. I
may.
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I already have.
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That isn't. But of course. Who else?
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What do you mean? You like it here, Ava.
You said so.
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Sorry I interrupted.
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No, we were just resting between rounds.
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Spread the word, Joseph.
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We'll meet again tomorrow morning at
eight o 'clock.
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Get to bed early.
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And have an early breakfast, not later
than seven, so that you have time to
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digest it.
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If you think you've sweated today, boy,
just wait until tomorrow.
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I did my best to obey him. I went to bed
early.
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I didn't sleep for hours.
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When at last I did sleep, I dreamt...
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I reported the whole business to the
police, asked them to stop the duel.
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But they laughed at me.
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Said, oh, we know dueling is forbidden,
but look at our eyes.
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And I looked, and the police were blind.
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It was always like that.
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The law was never enforced.
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No. I knew there was no getting out of
the duel, not without disgrace.
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But you were really going to fight for
another man's honor, weren't you?
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Yes.
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Whether I liked it or not, Kassan's
honor had now become mine, too.
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But Kassan was a bully and a tyrant.
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That was why I slept so badly.
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Yes! Go, Batman!
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Whoa!
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You smelt the blood at last. Good.
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Bring out the sword.
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Take your sword, von Baden.
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So far it's been child's play, hasn't
it?
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Right, on guard.
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On guard.
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Pack.
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I could have opened the flap on your
cheek there, boy.
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So could Macca.
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Right. Get him dressed.
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All that day we practiced with the
swords.
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And on Tuesday... Did you sleep better
that Monday night? Oh, much better.
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You see, I had obtained some chloral
hydrate, which I mixed with a glass of
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schnapps. An old -fashioned cure for
insomnia.
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Those days were old -fashioned.
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The first duel tonight is between Carl
von Baden, upholding the honour of the
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White Corps, and Gunnar Macker of the
Red Corps.
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Which, as we all know, is totally
lacking in honour, and therefore
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represented by Macker.
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Come here.
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No. Come here.
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Gentlemen of the White Corps, we have an
intruder.
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Shall she pay the penalty? Ascend. No.
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When she was yours, Kassan, you spared
her. Now she's mine.
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And you spare her?
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You? She'll watch me win, Kassan.
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No, Maka.
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No.
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Ava shall watch you lose.
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Sit down.
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No one touch him!
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Von Baden, get out of that suit.
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I'll fight Macca myself.
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You cannot, Cassatt. It's against our
code. Von Baden fights.
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Now who's sweat?
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Gentlemen.
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Even so. It's a scratch. Bring me
another sword.
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That's enough, Doctor. It's not his
blade. His blade hasn't touched me yet.
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Right. On guard.
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Distance, gentlemen.
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On guard.
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He's dead.
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And that was all?
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All?
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Isn't that enough?
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No.
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From your account, Kassan lost in a fair
fight.
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Yet he was the best, far superior to
Makka.
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And there were stories, rumors, were
there not?
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Some even claimed that Makka killed him
with a poison sword.
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That that was the only way it could have
happened.
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Yes.
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Some said that.
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I heard the stories too. We all did.
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Murderer. No, Ava.
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Don't.
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Don't. But it's true.
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True.
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He poisoned him.
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The post -mortem said.
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The coroner said.
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Murderer.
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Come on.
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Come away.
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I beg you.
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You inherited Ava.
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Ours was a sad love.
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But yes, Catherine was poisoned. That
much was proven.
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But by that time, it was too late to
check Macca's sword.
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It
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must
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have poisoned him, sir.
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No sense of honour at all.
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I shouldn't care to have his conscience.
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I'd like some service, please.
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For the rest of his college days, he
lived in disgrace.
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Shortly after he left Heidelberg, he was
killed by a train.
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So he was guilty.
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Now think it through.
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Would a man who had poisoned the blade
of his sword before a duel lose much
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sleep about it afterwards?
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He would have had to think it out, plan
it.
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Poisoning is a premeditated crime.
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Yes.
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And, of course, until the last moment,
Makar thought he was fighting you.
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Exactly. Surely the best evidence of all
for his innocence.
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And after Kazan stepped in and took my
place, Makar never left the centre of
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room.
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He had no chance to poison the blade.
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Could the swords have been switched when
they were dropped? Impossible.
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The hilts were white and red, the core
colours.
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So no one could have poisoned Maka's
sword after Kassan entered the duel? Not
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with all those eyes watching.
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The woman, Eva?
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How? When?
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No.
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The poison was meant for you?
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For me?
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Maka had nothing to fear from me.
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Then who?
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Of course I should have realized.
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The doctor.
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He applied the poison while he swabbed
the wounds on Cassandre's face?
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No.
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He had no motive. He was really Ava's
father avenging his
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daughter's honor. He wasn't Ava's
father. And I'm sure the doctor, he
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chosen a far safer and less spectacular
method of murder if that had been his
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intent, or at the very least, a slower
acting poison.
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No.
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Not a doctor. Then where are we left?
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You.
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Fear can be a terrible thing.
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But how?
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How did you poison Macassar? I didn't.
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Then what?
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It'll be a pleasure to tell the truth
now, after so many years, the truth.
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Eventually, I did fight. I fought
bravely and well for the White Corps and
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Hitler. I collected my medals and my
ribbons.
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Men killed for love, for revenge, and in
anger. But fear, fear, my dear Vince,
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look, is the greatest motive for murder.
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Well, at least I think so, after all.
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Wasn't it fear that drove us?
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We acted under orders, von Wagner. You
mean we feared to disobey them? No.
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Oh, yes.
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Now, listen.
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I was afraid to fight murder.
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Afraid for my face, my life, my honor.
255
00:21:56,140 --> 00:21:58,080
Afraid? I was terrified.
256
00:22:00,080 --> 00:22:03,380
I coated the blade of my sword with
poison.
257
00:22:03,900 --> 00:22:07,980
Got from the chemistry laboratory at the
same time as I took the chloral hydrate
258
00:22:07,980 --> 00:22:10,240
I needed to make me sleep. I knew
that...
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I could never beat Marker in fair fight.
260
00:22:13,640 --> 00:22:18,120
I had to kill him or at least sicken him
so that I could win. And then Kassan
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00:22:18,120 --> 00:22:21,120
took my sword and in the first exchange
it broke.
262
00:22:21,880 --> 00:22:25,180
And the end flew back and scratched his
forehead.
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00:22:26,080 --> 00:22:27,480
He said it was nothing.
264
00:22:29,580 --> 00:22:30,840
But it killed him.
265
00:22:32,720 --> 00:22:33,900
Oh, my God.
266
00:22:35,320 --> 00:22:36,640
A foolish thing.
267
00:22:37,780 --> 00:22:39,160
A senseless thing.
268
00:22:41,130 --> 00:22:43,310
Like I said, a vorpal blade.
269
00:22:51,030 --> 00:22:52,630
Exercise is over.
270
00:22:54,270 --> 00:22:57,390
I shall be glad to be alone in my cell.
271
00:23:27,500 --> 00:23:28,500
It is ironic.
272
00:23:29,420 --> 00:23:32,200
We are here because they call us war
criminals.
273
00:23:32,640 --> 00:23:33,640
We are not.
274
00:23:34,020 --> 00:23:36,000
We are here because we lost.
275
00:23:36,600 --> 00:23:41,760
Think of their crimes. Let us face the
truth at last. We are war criminals.
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00:23:43,280 --> 00:23:50,040
And yet... And yet I killed this man
because I was
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afraid to fight.
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