Moral 63 Page #8

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disdainful actions.

And when the predestined time has really

come, the new one begets a new demon,

an unholy, invincible one - Aeschylus.

Would you be so kind as to translate

that, Professor?

Our friend, my friend, my war comrade

and postwar benefactor, Meyer-Cleve,

shot himself an hour ago.

- Thank God!

Gentlemen, may I ask of you?

We want to try to maintain

his good name.

So, colleague Merker, therewith the last

available prosecution witness is gone.

I'll leave it to your discretion.

Get up Hafner. You are free to go.

Free to go? Why? -From what I heard,

the main prosecution witness,

a certain Meyer-Cleve, is dead.

Do you notice something, my lady?

Ash Wednesday.

Go hoop, la la la!

A tragedy finds its finish, and already

the next one is looming.

All pleasure ends on Ash Wednesday.

The regret always follows the act.

Every tragedy begins with a new murder.

Character assassination, suicide, lust-

murder, robbery-murder, muder generally.

Think about the hacked victims of

the knife in the chest.

Think about the neighbour, the friend,

your own wife.

Open the newspapers, procure your

broads, demand your scandal.

You have a social right to it,

because... morality is a...

Dear viewers, that was the

word for Ash Wednesday.

We apologize for the

temporary audio difficulties.

Ladies and gentlemen, amending our planned

program, we are bringing you, from London,

a continuation of exposs from

"Process of Morality 63".

We wish you a clean reception,

and a clear conscience.

We are switching over.

We are switching off.

Oliver L. for KG and SMz.

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