Return to Montauk Page #2
- Year:
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as you'll see...
Thank you.
- Yeah. Hello?
Hello.
OK... so...
A lot of demands for interviews...
Keep it to a minimum.
You being here
will make a lot of a difference.
IIl do my best.
Dont give my number to anyone.
Friends and family?
No I dont have any.
Well theres Mr. Walter.
Yeah. Hes the exception.
Could you call him
and invite him to the reading.
I know he wont come
but ask him for Rebeccas number.
Rebecca?
Yeah heIl know.
Its an old friend I want to invite.
There she is.
Good morning Lindsey.
- Good morning. - Good morning.
How are you?
- Good! How are you? - Thank you.
He loves your work.
...after this message,
we'll be talking with
the Scandinavian author Max Zorn.
Mr. Zorn.
How did you know?
Well I was told to look for a gentleman
with the distinction
Right this way.
Now might be a good moment
to call Walter.
Mr. Zorn as an intellectual
a poet a playwright
let me ask you
do you believe that Europe will collapse
as soon as many commentators
are suggesting?
Europe is a is a culture
before its an economy
and thats something the Americans
have problems understanding.
Maybe because its a complex culture.
Our stories are anti-heroic.
If we see someone in power
or a political leader we laugh
because self-deprecation
is our first gear.
Our stories are filled
with idiots and fools
and chancers and losers.
Pinocchios and Don Quixotes.
or Hamlet or Don Juan...
and that is... that is the bedrock
upon which our house is built.
No matter what happens
in the short term
Europe will keep its spirit.
For years you were on the radical side
then you campaigned for the Chancellor
and now you support the Greens
and want the borders open even more.
What exactly is your position?
Well Im not a tree.
Excuse me?
A tree has roots it stands
in one place it has a position.
Im an animal.
Im wild I move I change positions
Im flexible.
OK...
So what did he say? - It was awkward.
He had me spell your name.
Thats Walter.
Then he confirmed he would not
be attending your event tonight
and finally...
he laughed out loud
when I asked for Rebeccas number.
Miss Epstein Esquire Attorney at law
he said
and asked why you didnt call yourself.
Mrs. Epstein?
Miss Epstein please.
For Mr. Max Zorn.
Hes an author.
She knows him. Its personal.
Thank you.
Ah Miss Epstein hi.
This is Mr. Zorns publicist
and hes in town for his last book
and hes just wondering
if he could see you?
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