The Second Awakening of Christa Klages Page #5

they closed the kindergarten.

So they threw them out, huh?

Reingard's taking care of

a few of the kids at her place.

- What about Eyip?

- I don't know for sure.

You better go. Give Mischa

a kiss from me. So long.

Can't I do anything

for you?

'When you are old and grey

and full of sleep,

nodding by the fire,

take down this book,

and slowly read,

and dream of the soft look

your eyes had once,

and of their shadows deep;

How many loved

your moment of glad grace.

And loved your beauty

with love false or true,

but one man loved

the pilgrim soul in you

and loved the sorrows

of your changing face."

Why don't you

open the door?

- I'm sick. Go away.

- I'm responsible here.

There's something

has got to be fixed.

The faucet's leaky.

And when you move out,

you'll have to repaint

the walls, you know.

Would you like a beer?

I can go buy some.

No thanks,

I don't drink.

Are you alone here?

Sick?

I'm not really alone.

I have a daughter.

She's 5.

Haven't seen her

for a long time.

She needs me. She's

starting school this fall.

It won't be long until

I move out of here, though.

I was out of the country

and didn't know where

to go when I came back.

So I couldn't see

my daughter.

But I'm not really sick.

I'm feeling much better.

I know where I'm going.

You can't live in this place.

I just didn't know

where to go.

I'd never been alone

so long in my life.

I couldn't even

get up anymore.

I had the feeling I would never

get out of that room.

Then suddenly I couldn't

take it anymore.

I think about Werner a lot.

But I still can't believe

in what happened.

- It's all my fault.

- No.

- You shouldn't say that.

- But it's true.

Two checks for 1.000 each.

With this message:

"Even utopias have timetables."

Who could they be from?

That's nice.

Excuse the disturbance,

but your neighbor

called again.

Your kids are just too loud.

It's not that we care,

but when people complain,

we have to come.

Be a little quieter in there!

So, you can go now.

What if they recognized you?

I was in hiding long enough.

- Christa Klages?

- Yes.

You're under arrest.

Try to remember,

Miss Seidlhofer.

Take a good look at her.

Could she take off

the glasses and stocking?

Was that the woman?

No, I'm positive it wasn't.

THE SECOND AWAKENING

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