The Second Awakening of Christa Klages Page #5

I don't care, anywhere.

Did you know there was so many

different kinds of bats?

Geez! Is she married

to a taxidermist?

No, an army officer.

You gotta be kidding!

He'll recognize us!

You really don't have

to be afraid, Flo.

Is it true

what the papers say?

Yes, but nobody recognized me.

With Werner it's different...

Why did you become

a beautician?

I didn't go right on to college

after I got my diploma.

So I took this course

and now I can work at home.

At home? Why?

Do you have children?

No, not yet.

And Mischa?

How old is she now?

this fall.

I can't wait to see her.

We should have kept

more in touch.

Ask her whether

she'll do it or not.

This place gives me

the creeps.

Do what?

Stop bothering us,

will you?

Can I use your toilet?

First door on your right.

Werner's a little

up tight.

There's a bat in there.

Can you take it down?

Get out of here!

I'm sorry, Chris.

I've thought of you

so often and...

It was so great

to see you again.

But now that

you're here...

If Heinz finds out...

When does he come home?

Only on weekends.

He lives in the barracks.

Then it's alright

if we stay here tonight?

Don't you want

to come along?

- No, I'm busy.

- As usual. So long.

From that day on

Lena Seidlhofer,

the bank clerk,

began looking for me.

Who did you want

to speak to?

- Christa Klages.

- She's not here.

She's gone to her mother's

and can't be reached.

She's going

to bring me a present.

Me too.

- A big present.

- A little one for me.

A big one for me.

Like something to eat?

No, thanks.

I ate at home.

How many people

live here?

- 10!

- 7.

No, it's 8. 5 grown-ups

and 3 children.

And you?

Do you live by yourself?

It's alright...

Everything's fine.

We just started

buying furniture.

We have to turn

over every penny.

How much did

this place cost?

- 300,000-

You'll be paying for life!

Heinz's job is for life.

You screamed in your sleep

last night.

I know. Sometimes I scream

so loud I wake myself up.

You're alone a lot,

aren't you?

Well, Heinz only

comes home on weekends.

And goes bat-hunting.

- But I've got my customers...

- Do you have any friends?

I haven't had a real friend

since you...

But I know a lot of people,

or at least I did

before we moved...

- But when we have children...

- Why haven't you had any?

Heinz wants to wait

till he's promoted.

- I think he's right.

- I don't.

Not if you want

to have children.

I gave this to Heinz

for his birthday.

It says

'Please fertilize.'

I want to see Frieda,

there's nobody to beat her.

Oh my little Frieda...

No girl is sweeter...

- Oh, sorry.

- Come on in!

How did you recognize Christa

with her blond hair?

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