Schindler's List Page #6
GOLDBERG:
You asked for shoe polish.
PFEFFERBERG:
My buyers sold it to a guy who sold
it to the Army. But by the time it
got there -- because of the cold --
it broke, the whole truckload.
GOLDBERG:
(pause)
So I'm responsible for the weather?
PFEFFERBERG:
I asked for metal, you gave me glass.
GOLDBERG:
This is not my problem.
PFEFFERBERG:
Look it up.
Goldberg doesn't bother; he pockets his little notepad and
intones a response to the priest's prayer, all but ignoring
Pfefferberg.
PFEFFERBERG:
This is not your problem? Everybody
wants to know who I got it from, and
I'm going to tell them.
Goldberg glances to Pfefferberg for the first time, and,
greatly put upon, takes out his little notepad again and
makes a notation in it.
GOLDBERG:
Metal.
He flips the pad closed, pockets it, crosses himself as he
gets up, and leaves.
INT. HOTEL - DAY
Pfefferberg at the front desk of a sleepy hotel with another
black market middleman, the desk clerk. Both are wearing
their armbands. Pfefferberg underlines figures on a little
notepad of his own --
PFEFFERBERG:
Let's say this is what you give me.
These are fees I have to pay some
guys. This is my commission. This is
what I bring you back in Occupation
currency.
The clerk, satisfied with the figures, is about to hand over
to Pfefferberg some outlawed Polish notes from an envelope
when Schindler comes in from the street. The clerk puts the
money away, gets Schindler his room key, waits for him to
leave so he can finish his business with Pfefferberg... but
Schindler doesn't leave; he just keeps looking over at
Pfefferberg's shirt, at the cuffs, the collar.
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