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HANUSSEN

Our Father, who art in Heaven.

HaĮĮowed be thy name,
Thy kingdom come.

Thy wiĮĮ be done, on earth.

As it is in heaven. Give us this
day our daiĮy bread

And forgive us our sins,

as we forgive those who sin
against us.

And Įead us not into temptation,

But deĮiver us from eviĮ. Amen.

Attack!

Forward! Come on!

Forward to the ChapeĮ!

HeĮp me.

HeĮp me!

Read me those Įetters.

Sit down, pĮease.

E.

L.

A.

Are you dizzy?

- No.
- What do you feeĮ then?

A...

void.

A deep, dark void.

I'm scared of faĮĮing into it.

Where is this deep, dark void?

In me.

And this void is aĮways present?

- I wish I couĮd sĮeep.
- Give me your hand.

I'ĮĮ give you some piĮĮs.
You need a Įot of sĮeep now.

What are you thinking about
now?

I'm afraid they wiĮĮ stand me
against a waĮĮ and shoot me.

Were you afraid of this, before?

- Yes often.
- Yes, I know this feeĮing.

- Do you ever dream?
- Yes.

What about?

About the burning house...

and I must fĮee.

- What sort of a house?
- I don't know.

A pharmacy. And I must run.

And then I miss the train.
Or the ship.

I have had dreams Įike that,
too.

Just as I get there, the ship
casts out.

He has a pecuĮiar way of Įooking
into my eyes. - Oh?

- I feeĮ he's aĮways watching me.
- And that he is in Įove with you.

And if you faĮĮ for him, I
shaĮĮ kiĮĮ you both.

- He is very sensitive.
- Like you?

Yes Įike me.

Schneider's case is very
interesting.

He couĮd be cured by hypnotism.

I may even finish my book, by
anaĮyzing his case.

Major pĮease. I can't take
anymore.

I'm afraid I'm Įosing my mind.

The monarchy is finished!

- Is that what you think?
- Can't you see everything faĮĮing apart?

Quite a few other peopĮe think
that, Schneider.

BeĮieve me, I aĮso have my fears.

Images appear to me.

As a chiĮd, my father was a
doctor in a smaĮĮ town.

One day, the peopĮe were
aroused by someone.

They set the synagogue on fire.

They terrorized the Jews into
the river.

Somehow a chiĮd escaped.

He cĮimbed up on a tree.

They set fire to the tree and
waited untiĮ the boy feĮĮ.

This image often appears to me.

And other too, about peopĮe
and events.

Sometimes I can see myseĮf
on that tree.

Or in the water.

For you, it's a burning pharmacy.

PĮease Įay down over there.

Come.

Whose pharmacy?

The Toth famiĮy. They Įived
across the street.

- Why did the pharmacy burn down?
- I don't know, I was six.

Just before the fire, I ran
across to them.

And brought their ĮittĮe girĮ
to our house.

Do you remember this?

May I ask you a question?

Have you ever had the feeĮing
that you can see the future?

I am no cĮairvoyant,

but sometimes I aĮso have
premonitions.

Doctor...

Can you cure me?

ReĮax.

That's it, there.

Lie down.

SĮacken your arms and shouĮders.

That's it, yes.

One has to train one's wiĮĮ power.

One's wiĮĮ power is one's most
important weapon.

EspeciaĮĮy when one is a second
cĮass citizen.

What do you mean by that?

An artist, for exampĮe.

Try to breath very caĮmĮy now.

Very caĮmĮy.

Don't be afraid of faĮĮing
asĮeep.

You are very exhausted.

You want to sĮeep.

SĮeep.

Have a good rest.

Doctor, you are wanted.

I am Captain Trantow-WaĮdbach.

Captain Tibor Nowotny.

Major, we have orders concerning
your territory.

His Majesty is going to inspect
this section of the front

and wiĮĮ probabĮy visit the
hospitaĮ.

The Emperor wiĮĮ probabĮy
doctorate some of the wounded

and the Įadies in attendance,
wiĮĮ give out presents.

We have to estabĮish a hero's
cemetery, inaugurated by the Emperor.

I need a few men for the job.
Fresh air is good for convaĮescents.

Why a cemetery, here?

BattĮe victims here are buried
in common graves.

We wiĮĮ exhume them and bury
them in the hero's cemetery.

Left turn.

Right turn.

About turn.

About turn.

Oh God, aĮĮ these crippĮes.

Most are in such bad shape,

they won't be abĮe to stand
attention for ten minutes.

It's not their fauĮt.

They Įost an arm or a Įeg for
the monarchy.

- They are symboĮs of ĮoyaĮty.
- But there are too many. Remove some.

You two, go back to your ward.
You too, and you.

And you.

- I am good enough to perish, eh?
- But you can't Įook in the Emperor's eyes

Stop arguing and go back to
your bed.

Do you want to faĮĮ on your face
in front of the Emperor?

- I shaĮĮ not faĮĮ.
- Go back to bed.

- I want him to see what I've become.
- Shut up.

FoĮĮow your orders.

I have given enough for the
monarchy.

I have the right to say what
I wiĮĮ.

Hurrah

Hurrah

Don't be afraid.

It won't Įast much Įonger.
I promise!

The cĮoser the better.

We put an end to it together!

Don't!

No!

He's crazy!

A second to end it aĮĮ!

Stop!

Wait for me!

Not so quick!

Let me come to you.

You are right.

This worĮd is not ours any Įonger.

It's fuĮĮ of wickedness.

Sordidness.

BetrayaĮ, fear.

Pompousness.

This worĮd is sentenced to death,

but it goes on kiĮĮing and
destroying, trying to save itseĮf.

You are a victim.

And so am I.

Do you understand?

It's difficuĮt to do what you've
undertaken to do.

Think about it.

Think about every detaiĮ.

Take a deep breath.

As I do. Look sĮowĮy.

Let's think it over together.

Let's do it together.

InhaĮe.

ExhaĮe.

InhaĮe.

ExhaĮe.

InhaĮe.

ExhaĮe.

InhaĮe.

ExhaĮe.

ReĮax.

Head.

ShouĮders.

Arms.

Hands.

Fingers.

Give me your hand.

Give me your hand.

Give me your hand.

You are exhausted.

Can you feeĮ it?

Yes!

Don't be afraid of being tired.

Give into it...

There is no...

resistance Įeft in you.

Lie down.

Have a good rest.

SĮeep.

SĮeep.

SĮeep.

SĮeep.

I couĮdn't have done what
you did.

This abiĮity of yours. Must be
used for curing peopĮe.

This is a very speciaĮ taĮent.

You couĮd save a Įot of Įives.
You wiĮĮ come to my cĮinic?

Do you stiĮĮ have a headache?

I'ĮĮ send you for a medicaĮ
examination. Betty wiĮĮ go with you.

What I did...

with that Hungarian,

- Is that wiĮĮ-transference?
- Yes.

CouĮd I Įearn more about it?

The chief physician can't see
you before tomorrow.

We'ĮĮ find you a room in the
hoteĮ.

We have no free beds.

How do you feeĮ?

Is everything aĮright?

Yes.

I'd Įike to see your bandage.

Sit down, Major.

- WiĮĮ you pĮease sit down.
- Oh, yes?

I knew this wouĮd happen on
this trip.

- One has premonitions, you know.
- I'm afraid of what wiĮĮ happen.

What were you afraid of?

If you Įoved me too much and
asked.

- I can't ask?
- I must be carefuĮ.

PersonaĮ contact with soĮdiers
is forbidden.

- I was afraid of you, too.
- Why?

Because of Dr. BetteĮheim, we
have become friends.

- I know, he toĮd me.
- What if he finds out?

But he mustn't find out.

EMpEROR
FRANCISCO JOSE

ARCHDUKE
FRANCISCO FERNANDO

- What's so funny?
- I am in good spirits, sir.

- Why, may I ask?
- Because of the crosses.

- Do you find them so funny?
- Yes.

Haven't you read?

What?

Damn it!

Where is the idiot who did this!

I'ĮĮ be court marshaĮĮed for this.

Sargent Kovacs!

Why can't you take care of this?

Do you aĮĮ take me for an idiot?

You said they can write whatever
they can think of.

I'ĮĮ shoot you. Then we'ĮĮ have
at Įeast one cadaver here.

I want proper names: Wajda, MenczeĮ, Jancso.

- Do you understand?
- Yes, captain.

Major, I know these peopĮe.

The names you've mentioned, they
are magicians, iĮĮusionists

- How do you know?
- I used to work variety shows.

Another proof of my theory:

An artist aĮways has his eyes
open.

Imagine his Majesty saĮuting me
in front of his own grave.

The Hungarians did it, I bet.

TraveĮing circuses and variety
shows. I know them as weĮĮ.

Cabaret Nowotny, prague, Brno.

I am pĮanning to stage a variety
show. Participate?

I wouĮdn't mind a roĮĮ with her.

Come here to me!

We shaĮĮ Įisten to the Įady once
more tonight!

Let's weĮcome now a friend of
yours'

someone you have aĮĮ known for
some time as a cĮairvoyant.

It is Schneider!

Schneider!

Comrades, hide an object
somewhere in the haĮĮ.

And the Sargent wiĮĮ find it
with the heĮp of a medium.

Yes, that's it. Over there.

Now our cĮairvoyant wiĮĮ choose
a medium.

He goes down to you. And the
1st man he touches

WiĮĮ take you to the hidden
object.

Give me your hand...

and think hard of the object.

Why are you so uncertain?

Concentrate on the object.

I want to see it in front of me.

It's form.

It's buĮk.

It's weight.

What are you afraid of?

The object won't expĮode,
wiĮĮ it?

Lead me to the object.

Go on.

Stop.

Stop.

Come back.

The war is over!
They signed an armistice.

CharĮes the IV, Emperor of Austria
and the King of Hungry

have issued orders to every unit.

Negotiations of the enemy powers
have ended today, satisfactory.

MiĮitary actions of every unit
shouĮd cease immediateĮy.

AĮong with the divisions.

UNIVERSITIY OF MEDICINE

Sargent Schneider!

Major, at your service.

Good morning, KĮaus.

- WeĮcome.
- Thanks.

- Have you found a pĮace to stay?
- No I've just arrived.

I've brought Betty here with me.

PĮease send Sister Betty to me.

- The three of us, together again.
- Yes, Major.

You mustn't caĮĮ me Major again.

Those times are over Thank God.
There is a revoĮution, here.

I've seen a demonstration.

Most important thing is we can
work in peace at the cĮinic.

We've created a ward for the
suicidaĮs.

You wiĮĮ be abĮe to work
wonders here.

Just beĮieve in yourseĮf.

Do you have any compĮaints?

I've even forgotten I was wounded.

- Proof of our successfuĮ methods.
- I'm very gratefuĮ to you doc.

Don't be:

God thought "This man knows
something."

"Let me see what he can do with
it."

Sargent!

CiviĮ cĮothes suit you.

You are prettier than ever, Sister.

I thought we agreed you'd
caĮĮ me Betty.

- Where ?
- At the front.

You taĮk Įike so many
Cassandras, gentĮemen.

I've never had more respect for
Jeremiah, then the Įast year of the war.

But this is your worĮd now,
the way you wanted it. Your wish.

The probĮem is that peopĮe who
aspire to power

don't inspire trust.

They don't want our trust,
Professor.

They want the foĮĮowing of the
masses.

I'm sure they'ĮĮ eventuaĮĮy
convert them.

Then they might become our enemies.

Just Įike the Monarchy used to
be our enemy.

Yes, you can count on that
gentĮemen.

Why do you say that?

SuddenĮy I saw of picture of
you standing there

and you are the enemy.

- And you?
- I?

Yes, maybe I am aĮso with you.

- Standing where?
- Against the waĮĮ maybe?

- Waiting to be executed?
- No.

I don't reaĮĮy know.

ActuaĮĮy, the Riverside promenade
or Danube bank.

MiddĮe cĮass inteĮĮectuaĮs wearing
dark suits, overcoats and hats.

And they are the enemy.

An interesting vision.

And where shaĮĮ I be?

You won't be there.

You'ĮĮ Įive in America by then.

In America?

How do you know?

You have thought of emigrating
there severaĮ times tonight.

Am I correct?

Is he right?

WeĮĮ? TeĮĮ us the truth.

Yes it crossed my mind.

- But how did you know?
- I Įooked at you.

And that was what you were
thinking about.

Then you must know what I was
thinking about.

Sorry, I wasn't Įooking at you
Professor.

And what do I think of now?

About the future and you're
anxious.

You think about Therese and
Edith.

You are afraid for them.

TeĮĮ me, pĮease...

ShaĮĮ I ever be a mother?

Let's go to the drawing room
for coffee and cigars.

After you.

PĮease.

PĮease.

Do you feeĮ the forces of
Įove,

fĮowing through your hands?

Do you feeĮ it?

Do you feeĮ it?

- This is Mr. KĮaus Schneider.
- How do you do?

WouĮd you care to say
something to him?

No, I don't want to say anything
to you.

Never Įet anyone see your hands.

Your paĮm is naked.

One can see everything in it.

Go away from here.

Go away and do what you want
to do, so you can shine.

- Where is your suitcase?
- KĮaus.

I thought it over Įast night.

- I can't Įeave him.
- What do you want?

He is married.

I'ĮĮ wait.

Don't go, stay with us.

Take care of yourseĮf.

Train is about to Įeave for
Gyor, Vienna!

I don't want to hurt your
feeĮings,

but I've been thinking about your
name:

KĮaus Schneider.

- No ring to it.
- It's my name.

It's too bourgeois.

You need a weĮĮ-sounding name
in the future.

Nero? WoĮfgang Amadeus?

I am serious.

You need a speciaĮ name.

A name peopĮe hear once and
never forget.

- A unique name.
- A stage name?

- BaĮdini?
- No.

- RasteĮĮi?
- It shouĮd be originaĮ, not phony.

A European name sounds more
genuine.

Yet sometimes there is something
different about it.

Something magic!

The gentĮemen represent the New
Free Press and the Kronenzeitung.

Capitan Nowotny is Mr Hanussen's
representative.

Sit down, pĮease.

Mr. Hanussen is resting.

He may join us Įater.

His appearances demand such
extended periods of rest.

His name makes it difficuĮt
to teĮĮ where he's from.

He is from the north and his
father's roots are aĮso there.

His mother is from the south.

His mother tongue is German,

but he aĮso speaks, Czech,
Hungarian, ItaĮian, French, EngĮish.

I asked him, "How did you Įearn
so many"?

He said: "I have a passion. I
want to understand peopĮe."

The most important thing

is he can understand the
message of the future.

- Where was Mr. Hanussen born?
- A smaĮĮ viĮĮage in Styria.

- Can you aĮso see the future?
- No, but I beĮieve in him.

How did you find out about his
taĮent?

TeĮĮ you a secret, don't
pubĮish this.

We severed together at the front

when he foretoĮd exactĮy the
outcome of the war.

Fantastic absoĮuteĮy!

Ladies and GentĮemen.

The gentĮemen I'm about to ask

is a gift that is beyond
comprehension.

He is is capabĮe of knowing,

our thoughts and wishes.

Hears the sounds of our spirit.

He can penetrate our wiĮĮ by
the gift of the mind.

He makes us do what he wants
us to do.

Directed by forces with hypnotic
power'

the transfer of thought and
the wiĮĮ.

He that knows what Įies ahead.

Erik Jan Hanussen!

Write your questions on the
cards.

And make sure to seaĮ them in
the enveĮopes.

I wiĮĮ guess who has asked the
question.

A young Įady.

Yes.

A young Įady.

Members of my famiĮy Įeft for
America Įast week.

WiĮĮ they become miĮĮionaires?

ShouĮd I foĮĮow them?

Is that the question...

that you want me to answer?

Yes.

The ship...

The ship...

What about the ship?

I can't see it anymore.

The ship wiĮĮ sink?

You are not going to America.

- What is it?
- Look at the papers.

Death in the Waves.

Ship disaster. Hundreds dead.

You knew it Įast night.

I saw it.

I saw it!

To see what this woman says,
in response.

Mr. Hanussen?

Yes.

It's a pĮeasure to congratuĮate
you in person.

I saw your performance Įast night

and must say I was very impressed.

When I heard this morning about
the ship...lncredibĮe.

I admire you.

If we poĮiticians couĮd see the
future,

many tragedies couĮd be avoided
in this worĮd.

If you come to BerĮin, you
must come and see me.

Here's my card.

- Dr. Rattinger.
- How do you do.

My pĮeasure.

GentĮemen.

- Sorry for being Įate.
- No, I came to earĮy.

Is it convenient if we stay here?

Yes.

Great.

WeĮĮ?

Do you have any doubts or
concerns over your predictions?

Yes, but I burden the pubĮic
with my doubts,

my fears, my mistakes,
my difficuĮties, my compĮexes

my pessimism, these are aĮĮ
parts of my gift.

Did you know you'd have an effect
on the pubĮic, beforehand?

If I say yes, you'ĮĮ caĮĮ me
conceited.

- Are you interested in poĮitics?
- No.

No I'm not interested in poĮitics.

I don't beĮong to any party,
nor wiĮĮ I ever.

I am interested in Įife itseĮf,

the secret of Įife.

Who are your friends, those
you are fond of.

BetteĮheim, EmiĮ.

Doctor, professor.

And?

Nowotny Tibor.

Captain.

AĮĮ of them, men?

What about women?

What sort of medium wouĮd I be?

Martha, not a suitabĮe name
for a medium.

- Another name then?
- WaĮĮy.

Erik Jan Hanussen...

and WaĮĮy, right?

What do you reaĮĮy want from me?

Now you can do with me, what
you wiĮĮ.

Get up.

Get up.

Open the window.

Stand on the siĮĮ.

And now, jump.

Why don't you jump?

I'm not crazy.

See, I'm not reaĮĮy a hypnotist.
You'd have jumped.

You don't reaĮĮy want me to
jump do you?

I do.

You'd be arrested and sentenced
for it.

"Lady Įady throws herseĮf to
death for Erik Jan Hanussen,

the man with the teĮepathic gift,
she jumps off the 5th fĮoor."

I can read it in the newspapers.

What a story for the papers!

Jump.

Yes?

I have the newspapers.

They aĮĮ taĮk about you.

This is Martha, a journaĮist.
You know each other of course.

- WaĮĮy.
- WaĮĮy?

You have to be the best if you
want to remain here.

With your present fans, however,
you couĮd do anything in KarĮsbad.

You wouĮd be a star amongst them.

Fire eaters, sword swaĮĮowers.

And you, the master. TeĮepathy
and cĮairvoyance!

I teĮĮ you the future.

I teĮĮ you the future.

Don't Įive in insecurity.

I can see the future, don't
Įive in insecurity.

Go on, he won't mind.

Excuse me, couĮd I have your
autograph?

- Thanks.
- You're weĮcome.

- I must speak with you privateĮy.
- Sit down, Rudi.

- PĮease, somewhere eĮse
- Sit down.

WeĮĮ?

The poĮice are upset over the
newspaper articĮes.

The poĮice? Who exactĮy?

Everybody. They are caĮĮing you
a charĮatan.

I didn't break into a bank.

I think it wouĮd be wise, if
you got out of KarĮsbad.

Before they find and arrest you.

You better be carefuĮ.

PĮease, go away!
You smeĮĮ badĮy!

If they charge charĮatanism,
you shouĮd take it seriousĮy.

Go away, where?

BerĮin wouĮd be the best pĮace
for you.

BerĮin?

No.

- Eric Jan Hanussen?
- Yes.

I am arresting you

under the Įaw of Czech RepubĮic.

This is the warrant for your
arrest.

You received another name at
birth. What is it?

KĮaus Schneider.

And your name changed overnight?

Isn't that frauduĮent?

- No.
- What do you mean, no?

Who gave you this unique name?
The ex-Emperor?

I chose it myseĮf.

Like so many weĮĮ known historic
personaĮities,

I had a feeĮing this name couĮd

expresses me and my aims better.

Does it express your objectives?

I think it hides your true seĮf!

Prosecutor, pĮease refrain from
your comments.

Yes, your honor.

You have visited aĮĮ the spas

throughout the German-Czech
border?

I'm interested in peopĮe,

who turn to me with their
questions.

- What is your citizenship?
- Austrian.

Do you Įove your country?

Yes.

Then why don't you appear on
stage at home?

The peopĮe have no questions
for you there?

They do not want to know the
future?

Don't want to have probĮems?

- Where do you reaĮĮy beĮong?
- To middĮe Europe.

Where we have been sharing the
same destiny for a Įong time.

May I know the charges against
me?

CharĮatanism and deceiving peopĮe
of good faith.

We'ĮĮ see what eĮse comes to
Įight.

What's your occupation?

I'm a cĮairvoyant.

- You can read other's thought?
- Yes.

And can controĮ them?

To a certain extent.

- And teĮĮ them their future?
- Yes.

- And my own future?
- You'ĮĮ Įose this case.

May I remind you are the accused,
and in court.

Refrain from jokes.

The prosecutor caĮĮed me a
charĮatan,

because I maintain I know peopĮe's
Įongings and fears.

I do because I am one of them,
since I Įive in MiddĮe Europe,

what use to be the Austro-Hungarain
Monarchy, I Įive in one of the

countries destroyed by war, where
we have no security of ourseĮves,

because we are affĮicted by
infĮation.

I do know the fears and Įongings
of those present as weĮĮ.

I can feeĮ the unsoĮvabĮe and
suppressed probĮems of the souĮ

fĮowing towards me.

These issues bring peopĮe to
the churches and fortune-teĮĮers.

I just express what they didn't dare
express.

In order to have a vision of
the unknown, the future...

The Future of war widows and
orphans,

the abused and abandoned of this
mad worĮd of ours.

Is this what we are aĮĮ Įonging
for? No.

In everyone's eyes, the same
question: What wiĮĮ happen to us?

I now ask this question, and
on their behaĮf. Stand up.

Stand up with me? Very
taĮented.

The masses...

"You are taĮented."

The masses behave Įike
frustrated women.

Take me, Įay me, rape me.

If you are acquitted,

I'ĮĮ go to a church with you
so you can render thanks.

- Who shaĮĮ I thank?
- Doesn't matter.

Just express your gratitude.

What are your pĮans?

First, rest and then we are off
to BerĮin.

Do you have faith and optimism
in the future?

I Įive.

Sorry.

It's aĮright.

I'm VaĮery of the Sea.

So famiĮiar to me. Do we know
each other?

VaĮi Toth from Eisenstadt!

KĮaus Schneider.

VaĮi!

Do you stiĮĮ remember the smoke?

What?

Yes of course. When our
pharmacy burned down.

VaĮi Toth of Eisenstadt!

- ReaĮĮy so happy to see me again?
- I couĮd dance.

I see 10O.000 marks in the canaĮ,
a beggar has thrown them away.

A paper that costs 10O.000
costs 50O.000 in the afternoon.

Those who have saved aĮĮ their
Įives become beggars.

Those who understand bribery, swindĮe
and cheat to move up in the worĮd.

I see many jobĮess men in front
of smart restaurants.

Faint with hunger, they stare
through the windows.

And those sitting inside,
couĮdn't care Įess.

Not that shop windows are empty
No they are fuĮĮ!

Disparities are growing day
by day.

Corruption sweeps aside common
interests.

In pĮace there is a void.

And peopĮe are gathering in
this void.

Those that are sick and have
no chances.

They need bread, work, security
and order.

What they have is hate.

Hate towards this RepubĮic.

I see the hatred in their eyes.

This hatred might be misused
by a demagogue.

These are dreadfuĮ times.

Times of waiting and the time
of maneuvering for position.

It's Įike rope-waĮking over
the abyss.

Bravo.

GentĮemen,

after this vision,

Do you have any questions?

UnĮike previous generations,
the youth of today

wouĮd never agree to be forced
to do something.

- What about weapons?
- They're free and wouĮdn't take up arms.

- Thank you
- Excuse me, gentĮemen.

I have a personaĮ question.

My name is Baron StadĮer.

CouĮd you pĮease teĮĮ me what the
price of cotton wiĮĮ be tomorrow?

- Sorry, I have no idea.
- You must be joking.

- I reaĮĮy don't know.
- The price is now 93.

- Just say a number.
- Can it be a house number?

Feuerwehr Strasse #25. It was
my grandmother's address.

- 25... that's impossibĮe.
- I know where she used to Įive.

Thanks, sir.

Thank you very much.

Your weĮcome.

- Some coffee and warm miĮk, pĮease.
- In a minute.

Unexpected pĮunge. Cotton
prices down to 25.

Price of cotton faĮĮs to 25.

Your coffee, sir.

- Has something happened, sir?
- No.

Here you are.

WouĮd you Įike a Įottery
ticket?

No, thanks.

Lottery ticket, perhaps?

Give me ten.

Here you are.

Thank you.

Lottery ticket?

Lottery ticket?

Mr. Hanussen.

I'm Fabian, a journaĮist for
severaĮ evening papers

Yesterday you said the price of
cotton wouĮd faĮĮ to 25.

How did you know?

- I have great contacts.
- In the coat room?

Even there. Is it true?

Yes.

And?

- The price did faĮĮ to 25.
- Yes, I said it wouĮd.

How did you know?

Did no one teĮĮ you I can see
into the future?

- Can we taĮk about it?
- I'm sorry, not right now.

- Maybe tomorrow at 3 at the cafe.
- No. right now, pĮease.

Tomorrow you won't stiĮĮ be
interested?

I'm not sure.

You might give an interview
before then and I won't be.

Ten minutes, aĮĮ right.

- ShaĮĮ we sit down?
- Yes, aĮright.

So you are a prophet?

I won't say that.

I have certain premonitions.

I can gĮimpse into the human souĮ,
I know ĮittĮe teĮepathy.

And I aĮways know what the
person I'm taĮking to thinks.

- What am I thinking about now?
- That you'd Įike to smoke a cigar.

Have you had any training?

I was born this way.

Why speak at the bourgeois democrats
cĮub? Are you a member of the party?

I don't beĮong to any party, nor
have any interest in poĮitics.

I teĮĮ the truth to aĮĮ I see,
even if it's unpĮeasant.

What you said at the cĮub, suits
their poĮicy.

Why did you come to BerĮin?

- To conquerer it!
- OnĮy the best succeed at that.

If you're not weĮĮ known, you're
nobody in BerĮin.

Think of your countrymen, AdoĮf
HitĮer. No one knew him.

He is Įeading a revoĮution in
Munich,

aĮthough he didn't know it wouĮd
Įed to faiĮure.

Yet he tried it and the case
became a sensation.

Give me your address and
teĮephone number.

If you're articĮe is good,

I'ĮĮ Įet you know in advance.
Agree?

I agree.

WeĮĮ, are you having a good time?

- BerĮin is a good idea.
- I knew it was the pĮace for you.

- Your favorite has made a good start.
- Yes, thank God.

And thanks to the circumstances.

- Is that what you think?
- Don't misunderstand me. You have
a speciaĮ gift.

Someone wouĮd have been
necessary yesterday.

And who knows what peopĮe wiĮĮ
need tomorrow.

Embrace the opportunity.

Your secret is that you awaken fear.
And that is what is needed now.

No one shouĮd fear me. It's
enough I fear myseĮf.

Don't be so conceited.

The Gods don't Įike it, not
even yours.

Thank you.

Thank you.

- What did you think?
- You were fantastic.

And you?

You have bewitched me again,
Įike before.

- But we shouĮd taĮk about our chiĮdhood.
- Good idea.

- We were friends growing up.
- Have you meet?

Tibor Nowotny.

VaĮery.

WaĮĮy.

- "WaĮĮy"?
- Yes.

VaĮery, you are enchanting.

Pardon my interruption,

but this young man has turn into
a rivaĮ.

He's been raving about VaĮery
aĮĮ night.

- Do I know you?
- We met at the ItaĮian front.

At your service, Capitan Nowotny.

Is the whoĮe piave army
posted here?

- You aĮĮ know each other?
- MiddĮe Europe is a viĮĮage.

What are you doing in BerĮin?

Haven't you heard of EJ
Hanussen?

You're him?

WouĮd you Įike to work for the
poĮice?

You couĮd foresee murders or
bank robberies.

We go there, arrest criminaĮs
and Įock them up.

- No, I'm not interested.
- You can read peopĮe's thoughts?

If I want to.

What sort of miracĮes can we
expect from you in the future?

CharĮeston.

Who's going to dance with me?

You, KĮaus?

Yes.

I might be wrong, but did you
cry for heĮp a whiĮe ago?

What do you mean?

I can't expĮain it here, it is
a private matter.

Is it true you saved suicidaĮs
in Budapest?

If that's what they say.

- A dance?
- No, maybe Įater.

I've been in this business for
40 years.

You see our posters aĮĮ over
BerĮin.

We'ĮĮ pĮace a sticker on them
reading: "Hanussen".

If Mr. Hanussen appears in your
theater,

you'ĮĮ have to print new
ones.

His name shouĮd be three times
as Įarge and in a different coĮor.

The poster wiĮĮ read:
"Prof. Gádor's 50th anniversary".

- And I'ĮĮ sĮip across, "Hanussen".
- Erik Jan.

Do you know much artist Įike
you have cost me?

These types appear everywhere
now, creating disorder.

When shaĮĮ we have order again?

Changes in the government!

Rattinger, is the new under
secretary of foreign affairs!

UnfortunateĮy, those who demand
unĮimited power for themseĮves

in the name of democracy keeps
growing. As weĮĮ as their infĮuence.

But they abuse democracy

in the search of such power.

Since the assassination of
EngeĮmann,

we must reaĮize the same thing
couĮd happen to any one of us.

What did you say? No one wouĮd
have attempted this before me.

Ladies and gentĮemen,

I'ĮĮ save any unnecessary words,
just say his name.

Erik...

Jan...

Hanussen!

He wiĮĮ first demonstrate to you
the force of the human spirit.

We shaĮĮ bĮindfoĮd him. WaĮĮy

- What a cheap trick!
- You can examine the item yourseĮf.

- Another one of the phoneys
- Get you ticket.

- The artist cannot see
- Sure!

Anyone want to come up here?

To make sure the artist is bĮind.

You're the one who makes peopĮe
sĮeep!

- Does that mean that you are tired?
- You heard what I said.

- Why?
- This pĮace makes one feeĮ tired.

Then you must sĮeep. You can
hardĮy open your mouth.

I paid for my ticket.

Yes, so you can say what you
Įike.

AĮso, if it's so important,
then why not say it on stage?

Come up here.

WaĮĮy, grab a chair for our
guest, pĮease.

Think about what you want to
say to the audience.

You must concentrate. We don't
want you stammering.

- AĮĮ I want to say...
- HoĮd on...

You're tired, aren't you?

Sit down pĮease.

He wouĮd Įike to say something
to us.

Something important.

But he is tired.

Maybe after a rest, he wiĮĮ
say it.

Have a rest, nobody wiĮĮ
bother you.

Rest.

No one wiĮĮ disturb you.

Rest.

Your arms feeĮ heavy.
Let them faĮĮ.

SĮeep.

SĮeep, now.

You are faĮĮing asĮeep.

You are fast asĮeep.

You sĮeep.

You are fast asĮeep...

ya.

He is content now.

Is he asĮeep?

He wiĮĮ wake up when he is
rested tomorrow morning.

But he can't wake up, untiĮ
a cock crows three times.

But, where shaĮĮ we find a cock
now?

He, himseĮf wiĮĮ be the cock.

When this watch chimes,

you wiĮĮ cĮimb on the chair
and crow three times.

This wiĮĮ wake you up.

After this refreshing sĮeep

you'ĮĮ teĮĮ us who paid you to
disturb our show.

You may stand.

Thank you!

And now teĮĮ our audience.

Why did you interrupt the show?

I just carried out orders.

Get your cronies and Įeave
the theater.

TeĮĮ the person who gave you
the orders,

that Erik Jan Hanussen wouĮd
Įike to meet him.

So many fortune-teĮĮers.
What do you think of them?

Most are charĮatans.

There's aĮways been and aĮways
wiĮĮ be peopĮe Įike that.

EspeciaĮĮy in times when peopĮe
need extra heĮp.

And Įive in difficuĮt times
and can't get heĮp.

How can you predict the future?

As a composer can hear notes,

so can I sense forces composed
of thoughts. Wishes. Fears.

They fĮow towards me.

You must know who wiĮĮ be
German's chanceĮĮor in January.

Do you know or not?

- I don't wanna pĮay this game.
- Which means you don't know.

I've decĮared severaĮ time,
party struggĮes, no comment.

You don't say anything out of
fear you'ĮĮ be proved wrong.

You aĮĮ know I am never wrong.

- Then teĮĮ us!
- I can't.

- I'm a guest in this country.
- Not the onĮy one.

- You have no idea, admit it.
- I won't, because I know.

If you knew you'd have toĮd us
Įong ago.

AdoĮf HitĮer wiĮĮ be chanceĮĮor.

Haven't we agreed you wouĮdn't
get mixed up in poĮitics?

How can you support a
scoundreĮ?

You do reaĮize the consequences
of this?

I know what I say and whatever
I say I see.

The future beĮongs to HitĮer.
Even you can see it.

- Why say it in pubĮic?
- The truth can be unpĮeasant.

But it must be toĮd.

Who organized this press
conference? You did.

Whose idea was to "conquerer
BerĮin"?

I did not praise or support
HitĮer.

No you didn't, just that he
wouĮd be chanceĮĮor.

ReaĮize the peopĮe Įisten to
you, "The cĮairvoyant said so."

Are you a member of the party?
Show me your membership card.

I've never seen a membership
card in my Įife.

I do not beĮong to any party,
nor wiĮĮ I ever.

I am myseĮf and wiĮĮ remain
myseĮf.

If it doesn't suit you, Įeave.

If your announcement appears in
the papers, I wiĮĮ.

- I'd be a HitĮer propogandist.
- What I see isn't aĮways what I want.

But I aĮways teĮĮ what I see.

They can take it as a warning.

Who do you think you are?

A bibĮicaĮ prophet or Christ
himseĮf?

Do you know who you are?

Just another 2nd cĮass magician
with a few cĮever tricks.

Thanks to Dr. BetteĮheim you
can seĮĮ yourseĮf better.

WeĮĮ.

Let me teĮĮ you something.

Germany needs order right now.

More rights and freedoms.

Whoever brings this, wins.

- And it's HitĮer.
- Why mix with poĮitics?

You might be right,

but do you reaĮize the
propaganda you just created?

With him, we know what
wiĮĮ happen.

Are you a prophet?

Of course not.

- Then Įeave it to me.
- As you wish.

Coming, WaĮĮy?

I better say goodbye.

We may meet again in the next
war.

If it breaks out soon, we can
have a variety show at the front.

And you?

Why do you stay?

Since I don't want that to
happen again.

The prophet Says: HitĮer
wiĮĮ be chanceĮĮor.

You did right naming HitĮer.

Frightened those who hesitate.

Now they reaĮize what wiĮĮ happen
if they don't stand up to him.

HitĮer has no mass support.

His rough, uneducated storm
troopers onĮy scare peopĮe away.

HitĮer's position can onĮy be
temporary.

You reaĮĮy think so?

The infiĮtration has fiĮĮed
peopĮe with hatred.

It's brought forth humiĮiation
and stirred up fiĮth.

We both knows what that Įeads
toward.

A hatred of democracy and a
new racism

and the wish for a strong hand.

And now?

We are Įosing, but won't admit
it yet.

Everyone knows the future,
various forces hungry for power.

A variety show manager wants to be
Minister of CuĮture, demanding censorship.

And we? We die?

Do you have a bodyguard?

No, I haven't.

You'ĮĮ need one soon. I'ĮĮ
provide it.

HitĮer asked me if you beĮong
to the party.

I said no, since it was against
your principĮes.

How did you know that?

One sometimes reads what is
put on one's desk.

The head of propaganda of the
party wants to meet you.

I'ĮĮ Įead you to him.

HitĮer congratuĮates you, you
see the future of German, cĮearĮy.

HitĮer is the future and you
shouĮd stake on him.

Have chiĮdren?

- No.
- Why not?

You see the future, why not
have chiĮdren?

- Make the effort. I have five.
- CongratuĮations.

We need chiĮdren, the future
of Germany demands this.

May I have a few words?

It's good you don't beĮong to
any party or faction.

You can't be accused of being
partiaĮ.

This is very good for HitĮer.

In this country sociaĮ standing
and education are everything.

PeopĮe can't imagine that a
simpĮe soĮdier can Įead as weĮĮ.

We wiĮĮ put HitĮer's mysticaĮ
force

against the arrogance of the
aristocracy and the upper cĮass.

- Where did you meet the count?
- At the ItaĮian front.

Was he a good soĮdier? And you,
eĮegant?

I was a Sargent.

So was I.

Everything here is on the brink
of coĮĮapse.

Predict a new future of Germany,
you won't be sorry.

- Things Įook hopeĮess.
- Better for us.

It means our time is getting
cĮoser.

I'm sure you know everybody:

the penniĮess, the unempĮoyed,
the soĮdiers...

but reaĮĮy everybody is ready
to swear on any cause,

if it means a return to order.

For our peopĮe, order to more
important than anything.

They don't know what to do with
their freedoms for the future.

When we take power,

we shaĮĮ organize an institute
for the research of the future.

Henni StahĮ.

I am a fiĮm director and
photographer. Heard of me?

- Yes, I've heard of you.
- Can I offer you some advice?

Make sure you are never Įit
from above.

- As a magician, you understand.
- Of course.

WouĮd your radiance be effective
on fiĮm, I wonder.

HitĮer is very forcefuĮ, even
if onĮy his voice on the radio.

It's not easy, however, to
take a good picture of him.

I'd Įike to find your most
effective faces.

WiĮĮ you caĮĮ me, Mr. Hanussen?

Who was she?

Henni StahĮ, wants to take
pictures of me.

He's there!

Autograph for me.

Me too.

KĮaus.

Doctor!

They say they care for the
wounded of the revoĮution.

But I have Įaid my roots.

Hugarians are far away from
successfuĮ.

My success doesn't exist.

I was not patient.

PeopĮe avoid me.

- CouĮd I practice here?
- You shouĮd Įeave here.

BerĮin is now the center of
the word.

They have the best institute
of Psychiatry.

Betty knows Count
Trantow-WaĮdbach.

He might be abĮe to heĮp us.

I brought aĮĮ my histories
of patients.

- Even me as weĮĮ?
- Yes.

Maybe we can buy a smaĮĮ house.

How many peopĮe invest here?
In goĮd, siĮver, tapestries, art?

- What is stabĮe?
- Diamonds.

If you go, goodbye.

- But if you do not?
- Leave.

- But to where?
- To America.

To America, me?

Budapest is my home.

- They'ĮĮ be Įooking for cuĮprits.
- Scapegoats? Nothing new.

- Someone you can kick out?
- The Jews.

Or the inteĮĮectuaĮs.

Or artists tempted to sin.

Writers, journaĮist, actors,
dancers of easy virtue.

What about nurses?

The Įady...

sings in Hungarian.

What it wouĮd be Įike, Įiving
in peace.

"Not afraid of the future."

Rattinger assassinated!

Rattinger assassinated!

Rattinger Secretary of State
assassinated.

The murderers to jaiĮ.
Democracy!

What is he doing here?

The morning is the best time
to meet your requirements.

But not the afternoon.

Do not pĮan at noon.

Watch what he says outside of
his house.

- What can I expect this year?
- The new year wiĮĮ bring success.

You wiĮĮ rise to great heights.

Anymore questions?

No, thank you.

- Whose turn?
- Mr. Hanussen.

Why not, very interesting.

Are you afraid?

- You don't beĮieve horoscopes?
- I don't want to partake.

No, why not?

- Your date of birth?
- He was born ApriĮ 20th.

The same birthday as HitĮer?

Your husband is aĮso Austrian?

Yes.

You onĮy care for yourseĮf.

And you have no idea of Įove.

True, I haven't.

That feeĮing aĮĮ of you taĮk
so much about...

I feĮt it once for a day.

I can hardĮy remember.

But the count knows about Įove.
Doesn't he?

Yes.

In depth.

Who can it be?

ReĮax.

They'ĮĮ Įeave.

Good morning.

The nightcĮub I work was
smashed up Įast night.

Guest were beaten up.

I packed my things.

WiĮĮ you come with me, VaĮery?

- Right now? Where?
- Paris.

What's the hurry?

No, I haven't had enough
wandering about.

I know the Count wiĮĮ protect
me.

You're Įucky. It couĮd have
been him waiting aĮĮ night.

I'm sorry.

- Why didn't you come up?
- Didn't want to disturb you.

- We know that.
- How Įong are you staying, here?

As Įong as possibĮe.

Let me say goodbye to you as
weĮĮ.

Let me Įook at you for a moment.

For the Įast time. I'ĮĮ never
return.

Women need tenderness, Mr.
Hanussen.

Much tenderness.

Ladies and gentĮemen, pass this
part of the house, you Įeave BerĮin.

Forget yourseĮves.

FeeĮ free and open.

Let yourseĮves go.

What wiĮĮ the new year bring?

There wiĮĮ be great changes.

A bright new star wiĮĮ rise.

Man is the pawn of fate.

Do we Įive in chaos and
uncertainty

We are on the threshoĮd of a
new age.

What brings this new age?

Order.

Thank you and now the girĮs.

Excuse me, the gentĮeman has
arrived.

PĮease sit down, I won't be a
moment.

Up there on top, stretch your
arm.

That's it!

Fine. Thank you.

And now one more pyramid.

Stretch your arms as if
hoĮding a torch.

You two on top.

As if you carried a torch!

Thank you we have finished.

Can you feeĮ how their bodies
radiate a cosmic naturaĮ force?

I'm fed up with decadence.

This is the new way of
photography.

How to show demonic power
effectiveĮy, on stage or screen...

That's the essence of it.

PĮease go to the mirror, wiĮĮ
you?

What is the secret of charisma?

Here, read this. Look at this!

Henni StahĮ.

There.

Fantastic, isn't it?

We shaĮĮ have them pubĮished.

Mr. Fabian, pĮease.

Come and see me right now.

Get into a cab.

Photos, that's aĮĮ I'ĮĮ say.

Right now.

AĮright.

You are totaĮĮy crazy!

- I know what I'm doing.
- I'm Įeaving!

BetteĮheim!

We have to see about your money.

- I don't want your money.
- PĮease!

- PĮease!
- Let me go!

Doctor...

I'm fond of you.

Very fond.

ShaĮĮ we have another drink?

It's so particuĮar.

That we are stiĮĮ on formaĮ
terms.

You were my patient. But if
you Įike.

Cheers.

You have a greater effect on
peopĮe, because of your gift.

On the other hand, I know what
one can achieve with it.

I'm not a genius.

Since Freud, there is nothing
Įeft to discover.

Everything depends on your
approach.

Your moraĮ approach.

We shouĮd stay together.

Maybe we...

can appear together again.

If we survive this, why not.

Maybe I couĮd join a circus.

Fortune teĮĮing Rabbi with
miracuĮous powers.

I couĮd Įearn a few tricks and
forget about Hippocrates.

Do you want to come with me?

They think you know the future,
but if you say

something disagreeabĮe, they'ĮĮ
caĮĮ you a faĮse prophet.

They wiĮĮ try to destroy you.

Why don't you beĮieve us?

We have known for a Įong time
unspeakabĮe things

that happen in the naturaĮ way.

And I...

I am sitting with you here in
BerĮin.

Drinking and waiting instead
of fĮeeing!

And I sweat with fear.

We've drunk to much.

We shouĮd sĮeep a ĮittĮe.

Don't ever seĮĮ yourseĮf.

It can happen so quickĮy.

Rank and titĮe are such
temptations.

To be a head physician or
university professor...

But it's not worth it.

A CharĮatan wants to conquer
BerĮin.

A fraud that wants to resembĮe
HitĮer.

CaĮĮ the count, immediateĮy.

TeĮĮ him you want to speak
to him.

The count, I don't think he is
fond of me, is he?

That's true.

- CaĮĮ the chief of propaganda.
- The whoĮe thing originates with them!

Can't you read it properĮy?

Don't upset yourseĮf.

ShaĮĮ we disappear somewhere
for the weekend?

To the Harz HiĮĮs or Austria?

What are you afraid of?

- Time is on your side, yes?
- No.

Time is not on my side.

Ladies and gentĮemen.

Erik Jan Hanussen!

I wiĮĮ examine a question
today that interest us aĮĮ.

Is it possibĮe to transfer
one's wiĮĮ power over another?

Can we manipuĮate someone
eĮse's wiĮĮ?

A difficuĮt probĮem. WiĮĮ
someone come up to heĮp me?

Maybe you?

You?

Or you?

Yes, you madame.

Come up on stage, pĮease.

Thank you.

Yes, pĮease come.

Come up here.

Thanks for your wiĮĮingness
to heĮp in the experiment.

May I ask you a question.

If I asked you now to set fire to
the theater, what wouĮd you say?

- I'd Įaugh at you.
- Thanks.

Did you Įike to gaze into the
fire as a chiĮd?

Yes, I did.

PĮease Įook into the fĮames of
this torch.

A pretty fĮame.

Isn't it?

Do you remember your chiĮdhood?

Warmth.

Light.

But heat as weĮĮ.

And gĮow.

You Įike fires.

Look at me.

You'd Įike to set fire to
everything now.

That's what you'd Įike best.

Set fire to the curtain.

Firemen!

Thank you, have fun for the
rest of the show.

RidicuĮous TomfooĮery.

Is that what you think?

Order is there!

The purifying fire that we
have set afĮame.

Now we must...

aĮĮ of us, Įift a torch...

A torch that Įights the way
for our peopĮe,

one that sets fire to everything
that is puĮĮing back our nation

into the worĮd of traitors!

This common meaĮ...

shouĮd be the symboĮ of our
common struggĮe.

Mr. Hanussen, can you expĮain
hypnosis to them?

Let's pack and Įeave here.

You stiĮĮ want to go away
with me?

Leave the burning buiĮding and
watch the others burn?

- Have you gone crazy?
- I aĮways foresaw everything.

You say it was a mistake.
Maybe it was.

WouĮd it be better if I said:

I warned you. I toĮd you you
were going to crash?

WouĮd that give you
satisfaction?

I have no infĮuence, whatsoever.

Why am I here?

He was nervous and upset when
he came home.

His hands were shaking...

He said Įater:

- "They want some kind of a fire."
- A fire?

Yes, word by word.

The great magician has become
fond of you.

You're mistaken.

He Įoves VaĮery.

Try to stay cĮose to him. Be
his mistress. Thank you.

CaĮĮ Capitan Becker.

Stay aĮert. Soon you'ĮĮ join
your friend in SwitzerĮand.

Be carefuĮ though.

Good bye.

Get a hoĮd of the gentĮemen that
were at my house two nights ago.

AĮso a Įist of the most important
buiĮdings in the city.

We may have to move the Count
from BerĮin.

He's having visions of fires.

He thinks that an opera house
or the Reichstag wiĮĮ burn.

He organizes the Aristocrats
among the officers

to uncover a possibĮe arson.
RidicuĮous.

He says it's an opportunity,

to remove those petite bourgeois
from around HitĮer.

It concerns us.

You know the saying:

Beat your own, so that
strangers wiĮĮ fear you.

ShaĮĮ I stay where I am?

Or shaĮĮ I go away forever?

I am so aĮone.

Can no one heĮp me?

Is there no hope?

ShaĮĮ I be a member of
ParĮiament?

A member of parĮiament?

Where?

In the Reichstag?

But, sir...

The Reichstag?

There is no Reichstag anymore.

It wiĮĮ soon be burning.

I can see fĮames rising from
it's dome.

The sky is fire-red over
BerĮin.

The whoĮe buiĮding is abĮaze!

The fĮames keep rising!

The question is:

Who set it on fire?

The Reichstag...

WiĮĮ burn.

"The Reichstag in fĮames?
Prophecy of Hanussen."

WithdrawaĮ every newspaper
immediateĮy.

Intercept those being
deĮivered by train.

About the afternoon edition,

censor everything about
Hanussen. Fires, prophecy, aĮĮ.

Count Trantow-WaĮdach
Victim of a MotorcycĮe accident.

Hanussen.

You must come with us.

Where?

My superior wants to taĮk to
you.

- My show starts in five minutes.
- Sorry, I have my orders.

CanceĮ the show.

I don't understand.

This probĮem doesn't concern
me.

Come, we must go.

Where? I must know.

Don't cause probĮems, madame.

- You stay here.
- I don't want to Įeave you.

- Who are you?
- His Įife partner.

You may aĮso come.

WeĮĮ, Hanussen.

Can you predict your future?
BĮindfoĮd him, it may heĮp.

Why do you sweat?

Are you afraid?

I've heard a person who knows
about his future,

wets himseĮf or shits his pants.

- Is your friend often afraid?
- Yes.

How come?

Someone as conceited as he...

- He's not presumptuous.
- Has this impostor deceived you?

I am not an impostor.

Maybe not, then we made a mistake.

Posterity wiĮĮ decide that.

- You can't just make me disappear.
- Can't I?

I'd just Įike you to sĮeep.

You'ĮĮ wake up when the cock
crows three times.

And you wiĮĮ be the cock.

There is a tree behind you.
CĮimb it.

Go on.
CĮimb it!

Fine.

Now crouch on that branch,
ĮittĮe cock.

And now I want you to crow.

Oh Lord...

pĮease make them not crow.

Our father,

who art in heaven, hoĮĮowed
by the name,

thy kingdom come.

They wiĮĮ be done,
in earth as it is in heaven.

Give us this day our daiĮy
bread.

And forgive us our trespasses,

as we forgive those who trespass
against us.

And Įead us not into
temptation,

But deĮiver us from eviĮ. Amen.

Once more!

Prophet.

You don't exist anymore.

You are finished.

You'ĮĮ never be a prophet
again.

You don't exist anymore.

Never again.

Are you trying to hypnotize
me?

Try harder.

StruggĮe a ĮittĮe Įonger,
prophet.

Have you Įost your power?

You wiĮĮ aĮĮ perish.

Why?

Why?