The Ninth Day Page #3
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its monarch Adolf Hitler, this can be possible
Please give it to the conclavist
If you don't receive a invitation
go to the parochial purser.
He's a wise man,
he should be affected by this.
Your sis is pregnant,
do you know that?
I don't know.
How do you know it?
Goodbye! Take a good consideration.
There's not much days left of your holidays.
Bless us, holy Mary
Sir, I must talk to the conclavist
I'm afraid it can be difficult.
He's in bad health.
It's about all lives
of the priests in Luxemburg!
The conclavist's on your side.
Your pain is his too.
And it's also the whole Vatican's pain.
But excuse me, I can't let you present
yourself before him.
Then which side are you on? The conclavist will
listen to you, won't he? Please don't do this!
I can only give him advice. I have the thing
which Gebhardt'd like to give to the conclavist.
I can deliver it.
No, I must talk to him.
I'll see what I can do to help you.
Henry, I'll try my best.
Dear mother,
I don't know who I shall confess to.
I didn't know what the thirst's like before.
The sun can be so dreadful.
They didn't give us water in the camp.
This kind of pain is indescribable.
We were holed up in a labor camp...
...working for a powder mill.
I don't know how to describe this...
At that moment, my heart halted.
I was dubitative, how can
there be water in that pipe?
You must talk to Henry,
he'll listen to you!
Tell him that...
Tell him what?
The Gestapo won't compromise.
What on earth do they want from him?
He puts us in grum danger.
You must know this!
Maria, talk to him
What can I tell him?
Ask him go back to the Dachau camp?
You want he lose his family just because us?
You just want this, don't you?
You're pregnant!
Don't pretend that you don't care.
He is our guardian angel.
I really hope you can be like him,
just a little bit like him.
Henry!
Henry!
Henry...
Henry, let go!
It's me, Henry!
What are you doing?
Henry! Let go!
Henry!
Wake up... Henry
Henry
Good morning.
Captain Gebhardt now has an appointment.
You have to wait for a while.
Good morning.
Please take a seat. What a pity,
it's cold in this restaurant.
What do you want to taste?
Be my guest.
How about some scrambled eggs?
I'm honored that you came,
some coffee? - Okay
I seldom come to Luxemburg.
I've settled in Lorraine.
to your weaponry production
Only prepare breakfast for this mister!
- Yes, sir.
Our consul in France, Otto Abetz, he
collects lots of information about you.
You've been to Paris to attend the economic
conference of the conquered country.
In the meeting, you were asked
to improve productivity
And you said to Abetz: Mr. consul,
this is difficult for me, because my
brother's being imprisoned in a camp prison.
Mr. Kremer, if it was not me, your brother
He'll be sent back there soon.
I'm glad to help your brother.
He can be useful in the church.
Only if he'd like to. I don't know a darned
thing about the church's problem.
I only know something about the
carrying trade. For example...
I know you're lack of construction material,
steel, aviation, fuel...
Berlin lets yourselves solve them.
Perhaps I can give you some help.
You get a very high position,
though you're still very young,
You have to consider those issues!
Do you want to do business with me?
We come here not for discussing this.
Thanks.
I only hope, this talk will be a secret
just between two sane men.
If I give the chief of the French Economic
Bureau a call, tell him...
...what you said to me just now. Do you
think what consequence it would be?
You'll put your brother right back
into the camp yourself.
You're right, the egg is yum indeed!
Hail Hitler, captain, just a moment...
Mr. Kremer, I didn't see you.
Please come in!
Good Morning!
Please take a seat.
What did he say?
I didn't see him.
I don't mean the conclavist.
What's the meaning of the song?
It's my wife's favourite song.
But I don't know its meaning.
You know both languages,
can you translate it?
What?
Beautiful memory...
Please wait a minute!
The night full of bright stars...
I don't understand
Charming memory...
Sweet dream...
Sweet dream...
And moonlight shining on the surface of
the ocean. Thanks, my wife's gonna love this
I'm very sorry that you
didn't see the conclavist
He's sick! I don't know
if he's gonna see me or not
But nonetheless
I know just what he'll say
Luxemburg is not
a Judas's country
Do you know what my mentor did to me?
Judas... This treacherous action I've been
doing for a long time
It's a fascinating phenomenon!
Jesus and Judas,
they're like brothers.
They depend on each other.
But he didn't take any,
he threw them away into a temple.
It implies that he didn't betray Jesus for money.
Judas is cursed! God forsook him.
That's what we learnt
in our religion course.
Maybe the devoutest disciple of all time.
Yes, he's also an idealist.
Just like any Jewish liberator.
With the help of Jesus, he planned a rebellion
against the king, the country and the bishop.
Please say no more!
What are those theological
discussion for?
I have no interests in discussing
my belief with you.
Your holiday does its job.
You become more direct!
That's great!
to become a priest.
A priest just like you. She also hoped
I could gain honors for my family.
Her son's serving in church,
which'll make her very pride.
A priest is just a Jack-a-Lent.
She knew this very well.
She was very devout.
But she's also
just a mortal on earth.
She once sent me to
I've tried my best to avoid becoming
a priest, not for her.
I always believe that you can become
what you want to become.
in camp prison or not.
Please go and persuade the conclavist.
Like what Judas did to the bishop?
Yes! Judas was an adventurous man.
He wanted to change the world.
He thought Jesus was the king of the world.
But God appointed him other mission.
Betrayal doesn't belong to God's holy plan.
It's just a small step in the plan.
The Holy Bible says, Judas is the strongest
apostle. He can accomplish this errand.
No Judas, no crucifix.
Then there's also no God's salvation.
You mean, "no Judas, no church"?
You understand what I mean.
On the contrary, the conclavist
doesn't accept these new thoughts.
What Judas did is an enlightenment.
Please consider it.
It will be a helpful
experience for you.
It changes me a lot.
May peace be with you...
...forever, amen.
Hail Hitler.
Henry, get in.
You must leave quickly! Come to Paris with me.
You can hide there...
...and continue working for the French.
Or you can go to Genevese, I can help you.
Find the Red Cross!
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