Faust Page #2

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- Then leave.

I have no money for you.

Nor the meaning of life.

Let's look at what we have here.

Tha!'s a pity.

Venus. Venus.

What are you doing"

He is a good man, your father.

A good man.

A good man, in his darkest yearning...

...still knows the one...

...true way.

Must do without.

You must do without.

That is the eternal song.

The eternal song.

The eternal song.

The eternal song.

- Let me through!

- Don't be so greedy!

- No! This has been ordered!

- Enough]

Shut up!

Would the gentleman have

a few pennies tn spare?

- No. I'm sorry.

- Just a few wins.

- We are starving!

- So am I.

Such a fine gentleman and no money.

Nothing in the pockets?

Noblemen are su forgetful,

aren't they?

- Snotty brat!

- Me? A brat? I'll smash your face in!

Watch ynurjewelsl

- I'll knock the stuffing out of you!

- Swine!

- Bastards!

- Dirtbagl

- Cunny!

- Boneheadl

- Get lost!

- Let me. I'll show him!

I'll let you fly.

Who is this?

Good day, dear sir.

Who is this?

Black. like Death himself.

Good day, sir.

Or is Death grey?

Father Philipp. You're here already.

I thought I'd he late.

Debt after debt I have amended!

Yes, the affair ls settled

as far as you're concerned.

- There ls my coach.

- A remarkable pair.

Death and a priest.

Death and a priest.

And I, a starving man.

You're hungry, too?

Everybody is starving...

Who is this from?

From Lenz, the poet.

A strangely unhappy man...

No need In return ii.

The unhappy are dangerous!

Good day, sir.

My name ls Faust,

Doctor Faust.

I salute the learned gentleman!

I'm the owner of this firm.

My name is Muller, Mauririus.

I am Mauricius Muller...

Who are you, please?

A part of the power...

...that always does what's good.

Where does the second volce

come from? Does he have two tongues?

Do come in! I'm all ears.

Please be ca reful.

This is all pawned property?

A pledge of security,

as the law calls it.

- Thls ls my midwife's.

- Really?

- I know her. Frau Menzel.

- It's a small world.

And with these,

you weigh money?

No, souls.

- Are they heavy?

- No heavier than a coin.

- I thought so.

- Most of them...

...hut not yours.

The man has no sense of humnur.

Take a seai.

Thank you.

A starving man never

has a sense of humnur.

- Thls here.

- IH may.

I'd like to pawn this.

This is no ordinary ring!

The philosopher's stone!

It explains the nature of things.

- Then It must be worth something.

- On the contrary.

It's worth nothing.

Life has declined in value...

...not to mention death.

I don't understand.

What's worth anything then?

11 me... Art...

Who ls rustling there?

Who is creeping around?

I need money.

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