Amorosa Page #2
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- 1986
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...who entered the world
to look for love.
She's calmer now.
Doctor Iller gave her an injection.
Poor father...
I'll note down the expenses... Your
notes will probably be more exciting.
Mother would like to talk with you
about that subject.
What does mother know about love?
What does Agnes know about love?
Be careful.
So you'll not end up like Aimee...
...who got sent to a mental institution
soon after her engagement.
It's in the family, Pa.
We are allergic to love. It makes us
sick. The women anyway.
How come, Pa?
How come we're afraid of love?
Why? Always "why?".
Can love make you sick, Pa?
Can it?
You're living in a fantasy.
If I didn't, would I have
the strength to live?
God, you two look
like a loving couple!
Dr. Iller, would you like to meet our daughter?
It was so long since we last saw you.
Agnes has grown up.
Whispers:
It would be wonderfulto sleep with Agnes.
You're not writing anything inappropriate,
I hope? We want you to make us proud.
Don't be worried. It will be
a cheerful little girl's book.
"Daughter of Colonel Ernst von
Krusenstjerna and his wife Eva"
"Daughters daughter to
Erik Gustaf Geijer... "
Maybe it was because of my nobility
that my book was accepted.
Our well-behaved little daughter...
An authoress...!
I'll go get Dr. Illers coat.
Poor young woman! She has
taken on a hard lap.
Love can't be forced.
It will come by itself.
But she didn't yet know.
Love...
...tenderness...
...infatuation...
...infatuation...
...eroticism...
...sensuality...
...sensuality.
Miss von Krusenstjerna managed
just fine with director Molander.
Congratulations.
It was thanks to Mr. Sprengel.
I'm said to have a sharp tongue...
I hope for a frank criticism when Mr.
Sprengel has finished reading my new book.
You're not afraid of my criticism,
Miss von Krusenstjerna?
I am, but I want it anyway. I admire
everything you have written immensely,
You may call me Agnes.
Being an author is to go to war.
It takes courage to have talent.
Do you have courage, Agnes?
Do Agnes also have courage to go
for a ride with me in the swan?
I thought it was forbidden
to use the props?
The forbidden is
the most alluring...
You must be mad!
You're mad!
Reasonable people adapt themselves to
Unreasonable people attempt to adapt
the world to themselves.
All progress depends on unreasonable
people, said Shaw. David Sprengel agrees.
Don't judge me by my outer shell. The best
fishing is at the greatest depth.
If you won't love me,
I'll drown myself.
The water is wet this year.
Haven't Agnes got a heart?
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