The Deathmaker Page #2
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- 1995
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Yes, very satisfied.
What do they give you?
Last Sunday I had some
nice bouillon and roast...
...some potatoes. All very nice.
What else did you have?
Oh, yes, best of all: cucumber salad!
How's bouillon made?
Bouillon? From meat and bones.
But not pork!
From what else, Fritz?
I know what you're getting at, Inspector.
You mean human bones!
There's no such thing.
There isn't?
How many commandments are there?
- Ten.
- Name one.
Honor your father and mother. Stop!
Did you honor your
father and mother?
My mother, yes, always.
- But not my father.
- Why not?
send me to Hildesheim!
What did your father do?
He used to be a truck driver.
Then he quit and married my mother.
She had a little cigar factory.
She employed ten people!
Even as a little boy I had to work.
That's why I couldn't stand him!
"You scaredy-pants!"
I couldn't help shitting my pants.
I didn't want to!
One commandment says:
"Thou shalt not steal. "
- What does "steal" mean?
- To swipe stuff.
- I never did that.
- Weren't you punished a lot?
No. The others stole the stuff
and brought it to me. Then I bought it.
- Is that allowed?
- Yes,
if you want to stay alive.
What do you call
"buying stolen goods?"
- It's called "receiving?"
- Is that punishable?
- That's what I said! The landlady...
- Is receiving punishable by law?
You shouldn't do it.
And why shouldn't you do it?
- Well, they swiped the stuff.
- Why isn't swiping stuff allowed?
- Most people do it.
- I don't.
No. But most of the people
I know from the station do.
My brother Willy... He doesn't steal.
He's awful honest!
- You've been begging a lot, right?
- Yes.
Is begging allowed?
They gave me 3 months.
- Why is begging punished?
- Why?
God. I never did it again afterwards.
- A policeman said, "Come with me!"
- You could've worked.
Nobody wanted me! I showed them
my military papers at the factory.
It says:
In-va-lid! They said,"We don't want people like that!"
I went round the shops
and said I was a disabled veteran.
That I wanted to buy things but couldn't
pay much. And I got suits and shoes.
Sometimes for free!
Later I sold the stuff with Hans.
Are you allowed to use
a married man's wife?
What's that?
Are you allowed to
use a married man's wife?
No, I never did that!
- But Hans did, with Dorchen.
- What do you call that?
It's not allowed. It's... whoring.
What's the deed called when a
woman does it?
I didn't do anything else.
- Isn't it adultery?
- Yes. That's what they say.
Is it allowed?
People can do it if they want. I don't.
Did you have intercourse with women?
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