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Through the forests Through the fields
You must excuse, nobody is to be admitted
Am I too early?
How interesting. Announce my arrival!
As you wish, your Serene Highness
My Lord
His Serene Highness, Prince Esterhazy
Hello Geza, please, one moment
What is going on?
Don't be so curious
Now, please enter
How is it that I'm too early?
Well now it is too late, your Serene Highness
- Pour - Yes, your Serene Highness
That is no Venetian lady
This is someone totally different
A famous singer
The best Silvana that ever was
What is that, Silvana?
An opera by Weber
A weaver wrote an opera?
The composer's name is Carl Maria von Weber
Ah that is his name!
You should have seen the opening night in Frankfurt
The opera's success is owed entirely to this woman
Could you imagine?
You're asking me? I'm utterly tone-deaf
I cannot distinguish an opera from marching music
What a divine voice
A voice. Bravo.
And following her performance?
Was there a special one for you?
Regrettably, I had to depart that same evening
But I sent roses to her dressing room
And when did she give you this portrait?
Oh that, Valerian here brought it to Venice
Taking a little detour via the wardrobe assistant
You were satisfied with that?
Quite unlike your usual self
Let us toast to the bloody stupid last will of your uncle
Forcing you to leave Venice so suddenly
To Venice
And its beautiful women
My uncle never understood
He only ever thought me careless
Not quite so stupid then, your uncle
He nevertheless made you his sole heir?
Yes, that is his revenge
Thus he banishes me every year for three months into the Bohemian forests
I have an idea
Why not simply stay here?
In that case, my dear Geza, Count Schwarzenbrunn will be bankrupt
Oh dear
7 pennies for oats
2 florins
A miracle is needed
A patron is needed
Otherwise Sir von Weber's outlook is bleak indeed
Isn't it beautiful here?
Beautiful and melancholy
Do you know what they call this region?
The old will-'o-wisp county
Caroline, are you even listening?
Oh yes, I heard everything
Everything?
Do you hear? The trees speak in strange and dark voices
And you're only thinking of Prague and the opera
And sometimes of you, Carl Maria
Excuse me, I am a dreaming fool
Whom I may occasionally return to reality
What will happen in Prague? Will we be a success?
You will be a success. Always and everywhere.
The entire world will cheer for you
And all will bow before you
Princes, kings
I will write only for you
And I will sing your songs only
We must continue, we have to reach Krumau before dark
You're right, Treml must be ready, too
Not so quickly, in these shoes I can't
Here, come
A romantic disposition alone does not support a life
But if Sir von Weber will only agree to 7 kreutzers instead of 14
I am forced to place you on half rations
A simple calculation
Even a horse must understand it
Ah Treml, are you spoiling those two again?
Spoil them? With what?
What use is my affection for them without oats?
But we just bought some in Eger
Not even a rocking-horse could live on those few handfuls
Caroline Brandt Opera singer
- Konrad! - Marie!
Look what I got for you in Egger, I hope you'll like it
What a beautiful scarf
I rode like the devil to return to you
I believe you rushed because the Count is waiting for you
If only you were the one waiting for me
But what else have I done for an entire year?
I know, Marie. But it is not up to me. We'll have to wait for spring
If your father demands first I become the forest ranger of Schwarzenbrunn
That time will pass, too
- How do you like it? - Very much
So she is travelling alone?
Yes, when I arrived in Egger I enquired
Where the famous singer was staying
And what did you find out?
Nothing. She hadn't arrived
And then he rode to meet her
Yes, I met her near the Bavarian border
She looks exactly like this portrait
The coachman asked me for the shortest route to Prague
I told him to go via Krumau
Very good
A detour of at least 10 miles
Good, Konrad, you may leave us
When is Madame Brandt's performance in Prague to take place?
The Prague Correspondent writes that she
Is expected the day after tomorrow
The Prague Correspondent might
Be mistaken
How so?
Tell my wife I am wanted at the castle
Yes, master
Let's hurry, the count is waiting
Do not idle about while I'm with the count
Are you coming along?
He has never requested us in the middle of the day before
Perhaps he found a new Italian tune he wants us to play
Without instruments?
Not a bad idea
But you know I abhor violence
The only way to coerce Mademoiselle
Coercion is so distasteful
In this case I dare say "force justifies the means"
Only now your brandy blossom comes into bloom
I thought we were to serenade his grace
You are to perform for a pretty young lady. But not music.
No instruments?
Quite so, no violin, no bugle
This particular case is one of
A Concerto for several pistols
Puke-green ointment!
Puke-green ointment, that's good. That will be our password.
And let me be clear, gentlemen
You are to appear like genuine brigands
Understood?
That makes you our brigand captain
Indeed
I am he
Puke-green ointment, if this ends well
Now the following instructions...
Treml, drive on
I think it's better if I lead the horses
- It is getting dark - Drive
That is the way to Krumau
Easy, easy
Now we're really lost
Damn
Treml, there's a light
How far to Krumau, my good man?
You'll not reach that anymore today
Not very appealing here, is it?
The hour is late
Anyway, it is romantic here
As you like
Shouldn't we rather drive on?
No, why?
Hostess
I would like to take a bath
The well is outside in the yard
Have you two rooms for us, and one for the coachman?
The coachman sleeps in the barn
I'm not leaving my horses
In such a sinister spot
Puke-green ointment!
The later the hour, the prettier the guests
Good evening. Were you expecting guests?
Not very attentive service
How tempting it looks
You think it's genuine?
No doubt, solid silver
Purchased from a first-rate store, I'm sure
While the proprietor was out...
A real brigand's nest
Puke-green ointment
Where are the ladies and gentlemen headed?
I already said puke-green ointment
Shut up
Careful
You cannot be sure...
But I'm thirsty
This rat-poison is delicious
Drink the wine, it's excellent
Drinking for courage?
Me, why? I was never afraid...
My turn
Double stakes!
I could improve our finances over there
Do not get mixed up with those scoundrels
Certainly
I do not trust them eithe
I'm going to check on the horses
Just in case
Would the gentleman please note his name and home
The authorities demand it
The authorities? Does that exist around here?
Carl Maria von Weber?
Composer
You claim to be Carl Maria von Weber?
Do you doubt it?
Ah, it is properly tuned
[sings L�tzow's wild daredevil hunt; lyrics T. Koerner (1813)]
What glistens there in the forest sunshine? Hear it roaring nearer and nearer.
It comes down this way in dark rows, And blaring horns sound in it,
And fill the soul with terror.
And if you ask the black fellows:
That is L�tzow�s wild daredevil hunt.
That is L�tzow�s wild daredevil hunt.
What moves quickly there through the dark forest And streaks from mountains to mountains?
It settles down for a night ambush, The Hurrah rejoices and the gun bangs,
The French bloodhounds fall.
And if you ask the black hunters:
That is L�tzow�s wild daredevil hunt.
The lady is not travelling alone
Her companion is the composer von Weber
That changes our designs
Not in the least
Is she very much in love with her companion?
From what I can tell, yes
In that case we extend my "invitation"
To the composer
You take my meaning, Valerian?
The lady's chamber
- Is this your best? - Yes
What does the worst look like in that case?
We only have two
The other over here for our composer
Will we ever see each other again in this life?
Be calm, dear
I am here with you
Good night
Good night
Perhaps it would be better
If I stayed on guard here
Nobody gets past me
Stay you with your horses
I've the pistol
Good night, Treml
Good night
What is it?
Our hostess...
She's a man
What?
I saw it, he's bald
You're just spooked
It is very creepy here
- That is due to the wine - And there are mice, too
Treml should have stayed
Go to bed
I'm afraid, I cannot sleep
Perhaps they've killed him already
Treml? He's not killed that easily
A whole chest of oats
This may be a ramshackle place
But the catering here is first class
Here my dears
We are under a lucky star
Eat your fill
Because as of the first of the month
You're no longer horses
But bankruptcy assets
That's how it is in this cruel world
Our rival, the Italian court composer Spontini
Drives around in a brand new coach
And our von Weber?
He's scratching to make ends meet
And hardly necessary,
If he could do simple maths besides composing
Who's there?
Caroline!
I'm dying of fear
Let me in
Here's a door, can you open it?
Just a moment
Thank God
I'm awfully afraid
Small bullet
But makes horribly large holes
I'm surely getting my first grey hair tonight
A silver stripe would suit you marvellously
Do you hear?
The pistol
Who's there?
Respond
Or he will shoot
Do not be afraid
You are safe tonight
Who may have written that?
Surely none of the wild fellows
They truly look like murderers
When I wake tomorrow, I may not be able to sing anymore
I've been told that
Someone lost their voice due to fear
- You will sing - You think?
Like a lark
And now sleep, my dear
I will stand guard through the night
You are my guardian angel
Good night
We're waiting for our bill, clubfoot
Zero?
What is the meaning of this?
That we do not charge beggars and musicians
Take this, I do not accept free gifts, certainly not from you rabble
Hurry
Quickly now, Treml, away from this brigand's nest
Thank the Lord, we're off
Drive, Treml, quickly
You scoundrels
Puke-green ointment
Your money or your life!
Do not worry, we shall not harm the pretty lady
We'll just make her our bride
What is happening here?
We were waylaid
Find them, and nail their ears to the trees
Count Schwarzenbrunn
I am devastated, Madame, that this should happen in my forest
I am outraged, Count...
Schwarzenbrunn
Your subjects are dangerous brigands
I do apologize
Since the Napoleonic wars this region has been teeming
With marauders and brigands
Nevertheless, you are our saviour
Madame, my castle and I are at your service
And at your's, too, of course
You know who I am?
You said your name just before
I am an admirer of your work
Unfortunately, we have to be in Prague by tomorrow
You might still do the introductions
I do apologize, dear Count, due to the excitement
I forgot to introduce my companion
Mademoiselle Caroline Brandt
A human nightingale
Travelling from Frankfurt to Prague
I am delighted, Mademoiselle
Shouldn't we perhaps accept our saviour's hospitality?
If you wish
They got away, your Grace
We're aborting the hunt
Welcome at Castle Schwarzenbrunn
How good of you to come only to give me a kiss
What a conceited fellow
The count requires my services
I do not like that one bit
Once we're married that's all finished, understand?
You're in charge then, I suppose?
Naturally, who else?
I've to go to the castle
But first my kiss...
Excuse me
Who might be responsible for coachman and coach?
I am the master of the hunt
Domestic affairs are Mr. Valerian's
He'll be in the kitchen
Thanks. As you were
Once upon a time, I was young and in love
Finally
Alright
You told me that
The attack was going to be portend
Pretend, my dear Anna, pretend
Well, the punishment you received
That was real. And well-deserved, too
Manners maketh the man
Oh yes, please do appease your simple soul with cliches
I apologise, where might I find Mr Valerian?
Oh he was here just a moment ago
What a lovely sight!
Treml is my name, if you please
Would you be the assistant of Herr von Weber?
The same
Assistant, driver, valet. United in one person
And with whom do I have the pleasure?
I'm the chef
A most likeable profession
And what is her name?
Anna. A fine name.
The same from front or back
- Tender and crisp - To my taste
It gets my juices flowing
Would you like a taste, Herr von Treml?
You twist my arm
Yet, small serves always send me into a melancholy mood
Why?
You must know, dear Anna, I'm an animal lover
And it pains me to know that for such
A small serve an entire pig was sacrificed
You have a good heart, Herr von Treml
Yes, and my gut is even better
A grand piano, Caroline
As if it had been waiting for me
And the view!
A sea of treetops
I am delighted you should love the forest so, Herr von Weber
I do love it. It is the cradle of music.
I only love it for hunting. I was never a Romantic.
Where music is concerned.
You know very well that it was a hunter who played the tune
A hunter?
As he drew his bow
He heards its bowstrings' chords
Indeed?
You like to tease, do you?
At this moment I envy the composers
They can express their feelings with ease
Music is more eloquent than words could ever be
May I show you your room?
Carl Maria, will you come?
Are you never jealous?
Jealous? Why?
Of his art
Once he sits down to play he forgets the world
A world in which you exist
Do you think he forgets me when he is composing?
Well he doesn't seem to have noticed you leaving the room
That doesn't mean anything
You wouldn't understand, I'm sure
Is it to your liking?
The room suits you
What do you mean to say?
Oh it's capricious, playful, and perhaps a little frivolous
That is how you see me? You're a bad judge of character
I am none of those
Indeed, you are a serious, deep, lonesome character, aren't you?
Lonesome, certainly
Like anyone whose longings remain unfulfilled
But I may dream...
What is it you dream of?
The hunt, fame, honour?
Of the most beautiful, of the proudest
And the tenderest lover
Whom I had to leave
Venice, I mean
This is Marie. She is at your service.
Mademoiselle
Look at your face!
I am a victim of selfless loyalty, your Grace
An ointment for your pains
Just don't let yourself be seen like that
My guests need not know of your "selfless loyalty"
Certainly, your Grace
You're a kind soul, Marie
Would you like to come to Prague with me?
I would love to if it wasn't for my Konrad
Oh, there's a Konrad?
Yes, he is the count's Master of the Hunt
Are you very much in love?
Very much, Mademoiselle
Are you always at the castle?
Whenever the count has guests
Does that happen often? Who comes to visit?
Noble people...ladies...and gentlemen, too
Gentlemen, too....
Mostly ladies, I suppose
Yes, the count is a Don Juan, as the expression goes
I shouldn't have said that, I suppose
You can speak freely, I'm a woman
I am discreet
It's the men who gossip
It's a sorry business
And unnecessary
What am I to do without my horses?!
Loveable, loyal beasts
Hurry up, Treml. And this topic bores me.
Fine, I shall speak of something else
But this I've to say
Close your mouth
Now listen up
If you can be so cold
To sell Fritz and Frieda
I cannot be held accountable
You'll never again find two such as these
And a fellow like Treml
Well, you won't find another like him
The final decision hasn't been made
- Perhaps an expedient can be found - I know of one
I turn brigand
And become a second Rinaldo
What is the meaning of these masks?
It is one of my whims
I cannot bear to see the same faces day in day out
You seem to have a particular fondness for Italy
Venetian masks and Italian music
You are quite right
I do beg your pardon, Herr von Weber
I prefer Italian music above all other
I find it too formal, including Rossini
Lacking....depth
Your demands are higher, of course, Maestro
What is your view, Mademoiselle?
Naturally, my view is entirely that of Herr von Weber
My only demand of music is
That it be tender and conducive of love
Love is not its only purpose
Be careful, Count
Dark clouds on the horizon
Art has a higher purpose
German opera...
I beg you to consider, since Mozart
There has been no creative spark
Your own work notwithstanding, of course
What is the title of the song?
Secret Love
Your remark was interesting
You are right
Nevertheless
I believe in a great liberator after Mozart
A regenerator
But nobody would understand this "new music"
On the contrary
It would be the birth of new German opera
You will be the great liberator
Perhaps
But until such time
Forgive me
I continue to love Italian music
- Good night - Good night
When do we depart, Carl Maria?
As soon as you are fully rested
You can take off your masks, he cannot see us now
It's a disgrace we have to conceal ourselves from him
We should be allowed to play his work
Get changed and let's meet at the pub
I have a special surprise for you
Treml, I need music sheets
My brain isn't a cupboard
Didn't we have any left?
The last sheet was used
What did I...?
Herr von Weber insisted to pay with a composition....
Yes, of course
I believe the notary is over there
But that is your composition, the one you sung around the brigands
How did he get hold of it?
Open up, at once!
Open up, or we'll break the window
How disturb's the night's peace?
Guard, my master is a composer
But he cannot compose without music paper
Hah, what feeble excuses murderers and brigands give these days
- He will follow me! - Easy now
Look at that
I've seen our brandy blossom before
That's the one-eyed fellow from the tavern
I've got you now, scoundrel! - Get him, Treml
If you wish to accuse the guard
You should do it tomorrow in the municipal offices
That one I've seen before, too
He's another of those highwaymen
You are mistaken. I'm a respectable citizen, I've wife and children
And none of this is my concern
Good evening
What concerto will it be today?
The count pays and we fools do his bidding
I brought something special
I worked on the score all night
Carl Maria von Weber
Can you make sense of this?
Nobody could know it...
Only these rogues. It's clear now, they stole your work
These fine and noble brigands
Open up
At your service
Where are the musicians?
Musicians?
Yes
Music was being played here
The beer glasses are full
Begging your pardon, it was past closing time
And my guests thought it was the authorities
I've my suspicions about you
I've seen that walrus-beard face before
Perhaps at the tavern, hmm?
There isn't a tavern anywhere in this area
That is my composition
Look at this, Treml
Whoever scored this arrangement knows their craft
Certainly more than I
That must be a castle ghost
They do exist
Oh Treml
That is Valerian
- Take off with the bird face - Hurry now, I command it
That goes against the count's direct order
Shut up
Treml is in command now
Ah, that's the captain of the brigands
- What is going on here? - Count Schwarzenbrunn
This is the captain of the brigands
And if I may be so bold
Your grace, there are murderers everywhere
I thank you for bringing this to my attention
I wish you a good night
Stay where you are, Valerian
And do not dare to resist
In Venice you proved yourself, but here, you fail
I got off with a slap on the wrist
We should have stayed in Venice
But what would have become of your castle and estate
What use is all that without....amore
Hide, Herr von Weber need not know that my captain of brigands wasn't beheaded
Good morning
Good morning, Count I hope you slept well
Regrettably, no
I kept thinking
How sad it is that my guests plan to leave so soon
Our stay at your castle was a delightful intermission
How may I thank you?
On the contrary, I am in your debt
To play host to such a famous man
Perhaps it will immortalise you
What else? Isn't that enough?
My master and I, we're outraged
Come now, dear fellow, I won't hurt you
How could you stand for it
A valet's loyalty is one thing, but a brigand...
It was my master's command, and he is very strict
Take my predecessor
On his death-bed he asked permission to die
- And so? - It was declined
Still alive, turning 107 tomorrow
Departure is the only choice
What a scandal
He got bored and takes prisoner the first woman passing through his district
Yet he couldn't have known that she
Is first among all women
He must have been disappointed when he saw the passenger
When he saw you?
No, when he saw you
I'm sure he didn't want to capture you
Yes, Marie
I have the chocolate
- Will there be anything else? - No, I shall call for you later
An attentive maid
An attentive host. The rose was sent by him
You're jealous!
Why shouldn't it be from Marie?
Because earlier in the garden the count was waving it about
As long as my two cavaliers brandish roses
And not swords, I find it charming
I've an idea
Yes?
We won't depart
What?
The count wanted some amusement, did he not?
He must atone for that
I will toy with him until he loses his senses
And once he prostrates himself before me
This important and confident count
I will say to him
Farewell
I am in love with the composer von Weber
And we're leaving!
You must grant me my revenge
I was under the impression the era of robber barons had passed
Oh indeed and unfortunately
Or I should not permit you to leave tomorrow
I would keep you and your companion captive here at my castle
The companion, too?
The companion I might possibly release
For a decent ransom
Don't you mean you would pay a ransom
If only he removed himself?
Yes
But I need him
A singer needs accompaniment
I, too, can play the piano
But I suppose, it has to be Mister von Weber
Yes
Is it a lifetime post?
Are other applicants without hope?
A serious application is never futile
But a man who arranges brigandism is not a serious applicant
And you do not suppose it possible that
The ambush was no more than a jovial disguise
Masking a serious feeling?
Do you find that incredulous?
I suppose it might be possible
But I could hardly believe it
Perhaps I could prove it to you...
I should be surprised
Mister von Weber
I do not mean to disturb you
What is it, Treml?
I need to know when we are departing
We are staying
Wha..?
You have your instructions, Valerian
You will wait until we entere the court yard
Use the Venetian vase, in my bedroom
It's you
Carl Maria, we're riding out
Will you come?
But as you can see, I'm at work
Please
Or am I less to you than your music?
But understand
Here
Here
Sounds are trapped
They want liberating
So let me!
Alone?
Yes
Mister von Weber entrusts me with your care?
As you can see
But now I do not know:
Is it a compliment or an insult?
He has faith in me
Caroline
Treml!
Where are you, Treml?
Puke-green ointment
All this brought up by Valerian
That is what delights me most
What are you going to do with all that money?
I'm going to avert a catastrophe
And save my best friends' life
I am to believe that?
I'm not as stupid as all that
My dear Anna
I never had the intention of fooling you
And whatever remains of this
Will be given to a noble cause
And what do you mean
By "noble cause"?
Oats
Premium quality
And plenty
- Treml? - Yes?
Your composer is all hoarse, calling for you
Oh?
But after you'll give me a rematch?
It shall be my pleasure
It's easy money for me
Feeling relieved are we?
What?
No longer playing Cupid
What am I getting all bothered for?
You don't deserve better
It's just punishment for your dissolute life
I should be ashamed
To gamble with any old coachman
Anna
You are talking about the composer's honourable secretary
And now you're protecting him?
This hustler
And now I'm lucky!
I admire him
I hardly know what to do next
Stay - depart - stay - depart
Depart
But why so suddenly?
No questions
Get things ready
Then I shall notify Marie
That won't be necessary
But won't Mademoiselle be joining us?
You cannot evade your happiness, Caroline
It comes chasing after you
And before you know it, you're caught
Why would you escape, are you afraid of happiness?
Happiness?
Why don't you call it by its real name?
Adventure
When I say happiness it is you I mean
And I've been chasing it for a long time
Since Frankfurt
I could prove to you how much I adore you
Even back then
There is only one proof of real love
Real love demands no proof
You are afraid
You will not admit it in your heart
You are right, I will not.
Besides what do you know of my heart
Caroline, you must listen to me
Caroline
Carl Maria
I've to speak with you
Was your charade a success?
Why are you so...?
So...strange
Am I, indeed
Please listen to me
I know what you have to say
The count has long held a torch for you
To your astonishment he told you that
Since Frankfurt he has been your most ardent admirer
Yes, but I did not know
Nor that you gave him your miniature portrait?
My potrait?
Indeed, a gift from me for your Silvana premiere
And which so mysteriously disappeared from your dressing table
So what of it?
It's in your room
Along with a letter from the count, and roses
Apparently he no longer needs the potrait
Now that he is in possession of the original
How can you speak to me in this way?
Do you really believe I was an accomplice to the count's ambush?
I came here to tell you everything
And I am to believe that?
Why have you locked the door?
Are you mad at me?
Of course I am
I apologise, as you know I can be unfair when I'm working
Your music is an excuse for everything
Tell me you will forgive me, or I cannot continue to work
Go back to your work
I am no longer mad at you
Will I see you later?
No
I am tired
Until tomorrow then
Good night
Good night
Mademoiselle sends her apologies
And Sir von Weber is composing
And my letter?
Did she find it?
Presumably, your Highness
He who falls in love with your eyes
Knows there is nothing more beautiful
And senses that miracles come true
He who dreams soon to see you again
He who has kissed your mouth
Knows he shall never forget your mouth
Since that day
My heart has loved your eyes
Treml, I finished it
I can see that
Enough is enough
You worked all night
And need to sleep
You've not eaten either
Treml I did it
I finished my romantic fantasy
Congratulations
But now we're not living in fantasy
Instead there's food and drink
I won't have it
You starving yourself
And then he said:
"I appoing you chief forester now"
"So that Marie doesn't choose someone else"
Indeed
Well then get everyone together
You have my blessing
I am so happy
The wedding is in three weeks
Are you content now with your old father?
Very much, thank you
- Goodbye father - Goodbye children
Greetings Sir von Weber
Greetings, Master Z�ngenhorn
You finished it?
Yes
This morning I wrote down the final note of my romantic fantasy
And tomorrow I'm bound for Prague
Will you be able to complete the copy by this evening, Master Z�ngenhorn?
Everything shall by copied by 9pm
Alright, I will come back for it then
Goodbye, Master
Goodbye
I'm sorry, it's time to get up
What is it?
Dinner is at nine, and you wanted to get the copy
Of course
I slept like a stone
No surprise there
It's only natural
Awake during the day, composing at night
That wasn't our good Lord's plan
What time is it now?
Nine o'clock
What?
You must listen to me
What is happening, Caroline?
I vainly waited for you all day
You locked yourself in your room
You did not reply to my letters
Please leave me alone
Only the certainty that this day will not be our last
Allowed me to endure the wait
It is the last
Perhaps for Ms Caroline Brand
But not for Countess of Schwarzenbrunn
I do not understand
These are the jewels of the countesses of Schwarzenbrunn
My mother wore it last
And if you consent today
Another countess Schwarzenbrunn shall wear them
No
No, I beg you
Why not?
You can no longer doubt my love
No
But I can give you no answer
Did you forget something
Yes I did
I forgot that one must fear for one's happiness
And how easily it can slip away at the slightest misstep
I understand
Pack my luggage
And Mme Brand?
We are alone
See if Sir von Weber is on his way
What is the meaning of this?
I cannot
What?
You do understand me
No
Or did you toy with me?
Yes
Yes I played a part
I wanted revenge
I wanted you prostrate before me
And then I wanted to say to you
"Farewell, I love the composer von Weber"
"We are leaving"
Then, suddenly
Suddenly...
Suddenly I noticed that you were serious
Only I?
I, too
But then...
What is keeping us apart?
Weber
Caroline, I would offer you the world
Yes, but a strange world
My world is the theatre
The hour when the lights go on on stage
And the violins are being tuned
Is when I would always be unhappy here
And don't you believe that hours may come
In which you long back for those lonely hours at Schwarzenbrunn
Perhaps
But my love for Carl Maria will be stronger than that longing
I will never cease loving you
Some day I will once again
Find roses in my dressing room
But those will be sent
By a dear friend, won't they?
My lord
Sir von Weber has packed his luggage and left the castle
This should delight the composer
Von Weber is on the way
What?
He is coming
Puke-black eye
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