"MOSS ON THE STONES" "Excuse me, how did you get the idea to start this campaign?" "Look, my friend, it's time that something is done, don't you think?" "The people here in Vienna are all asleep." "I want to introduce a new dynamic." "I hope you will like it here." "There are many interesting things to see." "I was lucky again to get many interesting people." "If I understand you right, you want..." "If I understand you correctly, you want..." "Yes." "Just take a look around." "There are many nice things." "Professor..." "Are you a professor?" "I thought you were..." "No, but just wait." "I wanted to ask you:" "If I understand, you are protesting the art establishment." "Yes!" "Ah, pardon me." "This is a unique instance to..." "Don't you understand?" "I want to..." "Aha, aha" "Please excuse me." "Hello, Michel." "How are you?" "I'm thrilled to see you." "What are you doing here?" "Well, to see the show." "And you?" "What are you doing here?" "Well, this is my work here." "What do you think?" "Well, how are you?" "What are you doing?" "Are you still writing?" "On and off." "Off, too?" "Hey, I have plans." "Do you have time this weekend?" "Do you want to come?" "Listen, I'll pick you up tomorrow at 10." "Are you coming?" "Yes." "Great, I can't wait!" "See you tomorrow." "I have no plans anyway." "I'm very excited that you can come." "You'll take my stuff, too?" "Yes, put everything in!" "It's a big mess anyway." "Come on." "Off we go!" "I have a surprise for you." "I have been engaged for three weeks." "Yeah, haven't you been more than once?" "Don't be [inaudible]" "Is she blond?" "No, a baroness!" "The daughter of the castle." "Her name's Jutta." "Hey, you'll like her!" "Oh, I forgot to buy flowers." "It doesn't matter." "She gets me instead." "Look at that." "That's something for me." "Death desire, Hoffmannsthal." "Sad, eh?" "Hey, don't be angry, but the last piece of yours I read, I found very sad." "Jutta is an angel, you know." "I couldn't have found a better one." "To represent." "She's really happy that I've given her some energy." "A real princess!" "She's really tender and cuddly." "Now I have to renovate the whole thing." "I mean, one has to make something of it, right?" "Something big, you know." "A spa for the upper classes." "Swimming pool, golf course, tennis, hunting, etc." "Everything one need for one's happiness." "Hey, it'll be big business." "I sensed it." "But only if it's well-arranged." "With my knowledge it'll run like clockwork." "She loves me, her father likes me." "What can go wrong?" "I still have to butter up the baron, but then we'll put on a show there." "A recruiting party for the renovation, so to speak." "I already have an architect." "He's waiting for a call." "I'll tell the old Baron that they must be able to reach me." "By the way, the baron is writing, too." "A novel, "Moss On The Stones"." "Stupid title, right?" "Otherwise, he is kind of drying up." "He must be happy to have me." "I'm the only one who can do anything with the castle." "Here, I have to show you the Forest of the Willow Heads." "Forest of the Willow Heads?" "I hope I haven't promised too much." "Well, what do you say?" "Isn't it fantastic here?" "A forest of willow heads." "A curiosity, as you would say." "You must like it, huh?" "Romantic, no?" "We're a little late." "We have to go." "The baron is expecting me." "They are really excited to meet you." "We don't have far to go." "A sharp turn to the right, a couple hundred meters, and we're there." "Ah, there's Karl." "How's it going?" "He is butler, gardener, cook, chauffeur, all in one person." "A jocular pastor." "He tried to repair the castle himself, but somehow charming." "Very nice." "A lovely chap." "Goodbye." "So, we're finally here." "I'm sorry, I've been talking your ears off the entire drive." "No, no." "But it was a nice drive, no?" "Sure." "But now I won't say anything anymore." "That was the moat." "But now you should take it all in." "Now I'll be very quiet." "That's the courtyard." "Wow, it's really nice!" "Voila." "This will be my castle." "Come on." "Well, hello." "Who's that?" "It's Kati." "Well, how are you, Kati?" "Good?" "Fine." "His Lordship is home?" "No." "Oh well, they know that I'm coming." "Well, what do say about this?" "Did I promise too much?" "Isn't it atmospheric here?" "This crucifix will interest you." "Well?" "A cheerful old gentleman." "Whole milk?" "I don't know." "Not too hastily, but with insight." "The textures, the landscapes." "...Yes, we'll have to make wholly new renders." "A new lawn with new stone statues, new flowers, golf course, a stable must be built as well." "That's very fashionable." "And ponies for the kids." "I'm telling you, it will be a paradise." "Really!" "You can count on it." "You'll see." "I want to keep the romantic look at all costs." "Garages will be underground." "Why underground?" "They'll ruin this lovely courtyard." "You think of everything, huh?" "Look, I've already considered, for example, whether to open a casino in the area." "A proper club with..." "Hello, Jutta, man, how are you?" "Glad to see you." "Hello." "May I present a friend to you?" "Michel Petrik, this is my Jutta," "Baroness Suchi-Sternberg." "Well, what do you say?" "Is she not enchanting?" "How do you do?" "Good day..." "And how is my father-in-law, I mean, the baron?" "Is he well?" "He's keeping busy." "Come, now we'll show our resident romantic the castle." "Come, Michel!" "Hi, Kati" "Katarona is not here." "He's not here." "The baron." "I'm going, I'm going to get, yes." "Take the horse away, OK?" "Yeah, the horse away..." "So, Michel, take a look at the ceiling." "Early Italian Renaissance." "It's really amazing." "And now we're going to the balcony." "But please be careful." "It's awfully decrepit." "Jutta, please stay here." "You know how rickety it is." "Michel, come on." "Give me the jacket." "But please be careful." "It's extremely dilapidated down there." "Michel, watch out." "I'd rather stay here." "I'm not going out." "I find it dumb what you're doing." "Simply stupid." "Standing on that is especially daft, Michel." "Michel?" "Michael." "Michel, watch out!" "See, what did I say?" "It's a very high drop." "That was the moat." "There could be some water." "It would be a nice idea." "I don't admire your bravery at all, Michel." "Come in." "Jutta, please come." "Be reasonable." "Jutta, please come." "Thank God!" "Jutta, I was really scared for you." "Come, Michel." "Now watch." "Now I'm showing you the upper floor." "That's a fountain." "Early Italian Renaissance." "From the 16th century." "This is really dreamily beautiful!" "Really?" "Do you also need scenery to dream?" "No, no, actually not." "I..." "Oh, leave him alone." "Well, what do you think, eh?" "It's really up your alley." "You'll finally have some inspiration for your poetry, eh?" "Don't be mad." "That was a joke." "I'm dying of laughter." "I'm getting no inspiration here." "Come, Michel." "Slowly, Baron." "Leave me alone." "One second, Baron." "Baron, the novel!" "Yeah, yeah, that's good, that's good." "Moss on the walls, where the groundwater rises." "The walls are rotting." "Moss shrouds everything." "On the crumbling stones of the monarchy, the moss grows and grows." "Even in the damp foundation walls of the castle, the moss is the soft cushion of transience, with the stones that are no longer Austria." "Moss, moss on the stones..." "Baron, Baron, Mehlmann is here already, Baron." "Please come." "Baron, Mehlmann is..." "Yes, yes..." "Jutta?" "Jutta?" "Jutta?" "Yes?" "There you are." "I searched the whole castle for you." "Where have you been?" "Look, I brought you something." "It's for you." "A small gift." "Thanks." "That wasn't necessary." "Why, am I not allowed to give you anything?" "Come on, open it up." "You have to see what's inside." "I'm too tired." "OK." "Goodnight." "Goodnight." "It doesn't sound right." "Good evening, Mr..." "Petrik" "Do you have something?" "What do you mean?" "I'm making these pipes...the organ." "Have you seen them...the organ downstairs in the chapel?" "Yes." "Yes, I'd like to show it to you." "I refurbished one of the pipes." "One of them broke." "I'd like you to..." "Would you be so kind as to listen?" "Yes." "So, this is the old one." "This is the nice sound, hmm?" "And then I'll try it with the new one." "Like this one, but no nice sound." "Oh well." "Pretty." "Look at this." "This one I made myself." "Nothing, huh?" "Has no tone." "And now, one more time to compare, this one." "No." "Excuse me, please." "I'm actually looking for the washroom." "Oh, of course." "When you go up the stairs, the second door on the left." "Big door." "Ah, yes, yes!" "With the gold doorknob." "It's unfortunate that it's a toilet." "Thanks a lot." "Goodnight." "You're welcome." "Goodnight, Mr. Petrik." "Good morning." "Morning." "Beautiful day today, isn't it?" "Yes." "These are pretty." "Amazing how they lasted." "Yes." "When will this be glazed?" "It's urgently needed." "Couldn't you do it?" "Mehlmann will do it." "Jutta!" "Jutta!" "I'm not here." "OK." "Hello, who's there?" "Hello?" "The gardener." "Ah, Karl." "Well, how's it going?" "Good, yes?" "Karl, have you not seen Jutta?" "No." "Ah, what a day, huh?" "Beautiful." "Take care, Karl." "What is this?" "Dirt." "It's long overdue that I take control of this." "We really pulled a fast one, the two of us." "Good heavens, I am..." "You chased away my herons." "But it's also nice when they fly." "These are actually the reeds I always searched for as a child." "Well, to make arrows." "I never played bow and arrows." "By the way, Mehlmann is looking for you." "Jutta, Jutta!" "Oh, Baron, good morning." "How are you doing?" "Good to see you." "I'm sorry if I disturbed your relaxation." "We must talk about the renovation." "We have a duty to maintain this small Austrian castle, especially here, at the gate of the east, if I may say." "You don't really know what you're talking about." "But yes!" "We have this duty precisely because we are culturally aware people." "Believe me." "We will save the castle." "It's not a matter for the public." "I will gather the resources." "Yes, of course." "One has to keep the soul of this landscape." "Just imagine, this lovely castle!" "To get it into tip-top shape." "Wouldn't that be nice?" "The jewel will follow." "Listen, my plans are totally concrete." "Ready to go." "You just have to give me the OK and the legal authority." "In the next few days, I'll let my connections, which are excellent, do their work and I guarantee you a 100% effort." "Yes, but you know, it's all a bit..." "But, I beg of you..." "That's the wrong way." "You have to have initiative." "It'll be completely different." "Something finally has to happen." "We must go with the times." "But go..." "But look, I have a totally fantastic idea." "I will start a campaign, a large-scale campaign." "And I will invite radio, newspapers, and television." "They'll film here?" "Publicity is important, and a couple of influential ones, right?" "Or, we'll found a committee and make something really sensational out of it." "You'll see." "It's going to be great." "Say, where's Jutta?" "I've been looking for her all morning." "Somewhere in the castle." "Maybe on the meadow." "I see, yes." "Well, what do you say to my plan?" "Are you in agreement?" "Yes?" "Listen, I have a very good friend, and he's an architect." "I've already spoken to him." "I could get him." "I could have him here in an hour." "We'll do a tour." "You come along." "And he'll give you an estimate." "Yeah, yeah." "Yes?" "Fantastic!" "Looking forward to it." "See you later." "Good morning." "Good morning." "OK then, I'll be right back, yes?" "Yes, yes, yes." "Bye, everything will be renovated." "Wasn't that Mehlmann who drove away so crazily?" "Is something wrong?" "Nothing." "Yes, it was Mehlmann." "Why, did something happen?" "Nothing happened." "What's he doing?" "He's bringing an architect." "He's bringing an architect?" "And he wants to hold a party." "Party?" "Yes, a party." "And I don't know if I'll survive the renovation." "Maybe he'll be successful." "What, you're going to let him do what he wants?" "Look, he's a young man." "Look, I haven't gotten anywhere this way." "Look at how everything looks." "It can't go on like this." "It's no good like this." "He's young and enterprising." "Why shouldn't he have success?" "Why not?" "The princes are dead." "Look, you like him." "The way he is." "Yes." "Well, then everything's OK." "Then everything is OK." "Look." "Say, who is that down there?" "That nice young man." "Who?" "Tell me, who is that anyway?" "What's his name?" "He is Petrik." "A real lad." "Michael." "A real lad." "Spend some time with him." "He is after all our guest." "It wasn't much more." "What one wants to say one isn't allowed to say, write, or express." "The entire writing nonsense is probably just a helpless attempt to understand life on paper." "But that's not really living; that's hiding behind a formulated reality..." "One lives from one day to the next." "One's just there; a mechanism that just goes on, surviving on grub..." "And when I say I believe in something..." "I don't know what I believe in." "I believe strongly that one has responsibilities." "More towards others than oneself." "What is that?" "That was our hunting lodge." "One should live every day as if one could always start from the beginning again." "And always bring everything back into order." "At least, that's always my goal." "And not only until New Year's Eve." "If only one could ascend these stairs in velvet and silk." "Sadly, it would only collapse." "This is where I spent my childhood." "I never played bow and arrow." "No?" "Strange." "I remember mainly that I played with a white baby goat." "That was here." "Oh, here?" "Yes." "It was so happy." "It was even more ungainly than me." "And I protected it." "I was sad when it got older." "I also remember, there, at that gate...this gate." "Everything I found exciting came through this gate." "Hunting parties, visits." "I looked forward to them." "As a child I always enjoyed the action here." "Our servant, Jaro, always stumbled through this gate." "His name was Jaro." "He was always drunk." "He always fell down." "He lived here." "In this castle here?" "Yes, here." "He took care of my horse, a small white horse." "That's where the stable was." "Yeah, and two deserters would always hide in the loft." "There." "Jaro led me there." "I played with them." "It was nice." "When the war was almost over, they were found after all." "They were shot." "Jutta, there you are!" "I've been looking for you the entire day." "Hi there." "My dear, let me introduce you to one of the best architects in Vienna." "He will take over managing the entire renovation project." "Engineer, Architect, Professor Dr. Weber." "This is my fiancee, Baroness Suchi-Sternberg." "Good day." "Congratulations, congratulations young man." "Enchanting!" "I can understand why you want to renovate the castle." "Unfortunately, it is still a little primitive, Professor, but I hope you will be comfortable in the guest room." "First thing in the morning we can do a tour." "Jutta, is the Baron there?" "Yes." "What was your name?" "Michael Petrik." "Your friend is back from the city." "He brought a renowned architect." "I know." "I know." "Well, I'm sure you are disappointed with what you see here." "You won't find anything special in this park." "If one can even call this a park." "I'm not looking for anything special." "But?" "I'm sorry, I haven't even asked if you are comfortable having me around." "Comfortable." "I mean, I don't even know you." "You are our guest, and one thing is OK with me:" "You are quiet and don't talk much." "But you know what?" "Company is more important to me." "I love the wilderness." "Me too." "Why don't you go ahead alone." "Take a look at the meadow." "Good evening." "Good evening." "Kovac, it's terrible." "Good evening, Baron." "You see, she's sleeping now." "...so hard-working." "Such a hard-working young person." "It's all getting on my nerves." "Just imagine, he already brought an architect!" "I felt ambushed." "Now I have promised him." "I promised him I would be there tomorrow for the architect's tour." "Unpleasant, I tell you!" "Look, this is so nice." "Say, do you still have that room for me?" "I'd like to stay with you." "Look, everything here is so even- tempered." "One can drink a wine in peace." "Ah, there is the wine already." "See, now everything looks better." "See, one can talk in peace." "Come and sit." "I'll read a little to you, OK?" "Day and night, under the straw roofs, lives, evening, belief, and fear." "[inaudible] dust and dampness." "Cheers, Baron." "Cheers, Kovac." "Market hags, agents, Rabbis, fat farm broads, storytellers with flowing beards, water carriers, plumed officers, garrisons and wheat wagons." "[inaudible] and Easter, mourning and longing in this dreary Galician garrison." "May the son of a civil servant gather frogs on summer nights." "The linden trees were fragrant, the hay, and the earth." "This is great!" "Take a look at the wall." "Is there anything else to do?" "By the way, do you know this charming story:" "An architect goes through an old attic with his assistant." "All of a sudden, he says," ""Be careful, somewhere here there's a shaft, aft, aft..."" "Ha, that's good." "Funny, huh?" "Where do we go from here?" "That's the way to the attic." "A jokey architect." "Watch out, Professor." "That, that is great!" "I'd like to take it." "May I?" "Give it to me." "Thank you so much." "Did you hurt yourself?" "What is it?" "A shaft." "Please come this way, Professor." "Tell me, the wood up there; can one still use it somehow?" "Yes, it's possible to..." "Tell me, what would the whole thing cost?" "Watch out!" "Yes, Baron, he'll do it." "Does someone live here?" "No, no, not anymore." "Bats." "There one would have to..." "Wait, I'll tell you later what cause that." "Come, please, let's continue." "Will it still be long?" "Here we are." "This is the exercise room." "One of many exercise rooms." "Incidentally, when I see a garden here..." "the same architect I told you about, her goes for a walk in the garden with the castle steward, and the steward says to him," ""Architect, be careful." "Stay on the marked paths." "Somewhere around here there's a swamp, amp, amp, amp..."" "That's really very funny." "Now, what will the whole thing cost?" "Yes, yes, I'll tell you later." "Listen, do you know this one already?" "The same architect leads the steward through the courtyard." "Suddenly..." "Please come along." "Professor?" "Professor Weber, hello?" "Hello, where are you?" "Here I am, gentlemen." "Please, just go on ahead." "I'll be right there." "Please, Professor, be careful." "One can hardly see anything." "Who neglected this house?" "I have seldom seen something in such a decrepit condition." "Look at this!" "There isn't one stone holding up another." "Look at this." "It's like that old saying, "The wall is shaking, the plaster is rattling." "Somebody must have twisted this." It's good that you called me." "Yes, you can do something about it, right?" "I don't think another architect could do it." "But you can count on me." "I am used to it." "By the way, I would like to..." "It might be better if we..." "Yes, gentlemen, it's possible..." "Good morning." "Good morning." "Do you want to go with them?" "No." "Then come with me." "Behind the folding screen?" "My dear Professor, you saw all the important parts." "Now, what will the whole thing cost?" "45, 48 million, but if you give me the contract, I'll give you a flat rate." "How much?" "50 million." "Oh, that was a joke." "Of course, that was a joke." "Listen, now I'll tell you a great joke." "Two architects go into an old attic." "One says to the other, "My friend, be careful, somewhere here there's a shaft, aft, aft..."" "It's locked." "How does this open?" "Do you want to go in?" "They're gone?" "Paul Rubens." "But, my dear Schrinsky." "Why are you sneezing?" "Anyway, you should blow your nose when we have company." "Countess Schrinsky." "This is Mr. Michael von Petrik." "Countess." "I am very..." "Careful." "Madam." "That doesn't look good." "Wooden watch." "Countess, you're dazzling." "And this is my friend, Norotny." "And who is that?" "His doll." "Novotny was a bear in the bohemian woods." "He stinks, no?" "Mothballs." "Professor, I'm very pleased that the renovation is in your capable hands." "The day after tomorrow I'm having a party." "A party here in the ballroom." "I would be unbelievably excited if you would grace my party with your presence." "Nobody has ever come into here with me before." "Nobody even knows this room exists." "I like it here." "Schrinsky with Norotny." "They are so quiet." "Their past is too alive." "It's unheard of not to greet your guests." "There you are, Jutta." "Why are you so unhappy?" "This dress and generally." "Hey, why do you never let me..." "Hello." "Good evening." "My fiancee." "Good evening." "How's it going?" "Everything OK, yes?" "Do you all have something to drink, yes?" "Hello, Michel." "How's it going?" "Good evening." "Everything OK?" "Yes?" "Fine." "We'll see each other later." "Come, come, come." "Yes, nuts." "Come, Jutta." "May I introduce you to my fiancee, Baroness Suchi-Sternberg." "Come on." "You have to at least let me finish what I'm saying so I can be clear!" "Come, come." "You have to smile." "Smile." "Good, have fun." "Talk to you later." "You will be surprised how outrageously merry I will be." "Karl, come here." "I'll be right back." "You'll be amazed how funny it will be." "Jutta!" "Hello!" "How's it going?" "I'm glad you came." "Hello, my dear." "How are you?" "My friends, pay attention." "I have lots of costumes." "We're all going to put them on." "This'll be really funny." "Please, go ahead and grab one!" "Where is he?" "What do you want from him?" "Where is he?" "He can't be gone now." "Please." "I don't know." "What's going on?" "No." "He has to be present at his own party." "It's your party." "You want to renovate it all." "I mean, now he leaves?" "This isn't possible!" "I tried on a nice skirt." "Come on, you have to get dressed up, too." "Well, OK." "Can you please get my father from the diner?" "Please." "Well Jutta, dear, which costume did you pick out for me?" "What can I put on?" "Oh, I forgot you." "Right, take a look." "Well, what do you say?" "Isn't this delightful?" "There, a really pretty dress." "My grand-aunt always wore it, mainly at funerals." "It'll suit you perfectly." "Kovac [inaudible]." "Who is Kovac again?" "As they marched." "Always [inaudible], one gets drunk from the stories and the dust." "Not from the wine." "I want to hear the last of Galicia and marching." "That's over with." "If I could move, stand up." "If I were young." "I can't stand it anymore." "Chase these damned ghosts into the Danube." "There's no more room in this hut." "Open the door and chase them out." "It's OK." "Look." "Well, what's wrong?" "Hey, Melamie." "Would you like a sip of wine?" "Please, have a seat, Lieutenant." "Yes, thank you." "Hey, Melamie, you can practically..." "I'm not a lieutenant." "I am how it flashed, how they marched, how they paraded, the artillery, the cavalry..." "It's not..." "I'm not..." "It's a costume." "Wasn't it wonderful?" "Those were times!" "Wasn't it fantastic?" "And what did they do with the troops?" "Sent them to war." "Well, the troops are the troops, right?" "You know, today they have put it behind them, right?" "I suppose." "Thanks." "What are we supposed to do?" "Such is life." "Here's the wine." "Just like at my aunt's." "See?" "That's how it is." "Look, we're all going to die." "We are spared nothing in life." "Hey, Kovac, can you remember Radinsky?" "Remember?" "Sure, Baron." "How Radinsky sold a corpse." "Yeah, yeah." "Remember?" "They must be drinking." "Cheers, Radinsky." "Hey, Kovac, do you remember the archduke?" "How we lost the battle at Aspern?" "Let me tell you one thing." "The female dwarf lost the war." "The dwarf, you hear?" "With the archduke." "It was strictly prohibited." "Nothing." "Nothing's true." "The dwarf lost the war." "Look, Kovac, it was with the female dwarf, when the archduke..." "Can't you give me the baby please?" "Um, sleep well everyone." "Good night." "Michael?" "Oooh, I'm the bear!" "Oooh, the big bear is here!" "You get out of here right now." "Get out please." "Out!" "Leave this room and this house!" "Out!" "Out!" "Out!" "Please leave now!" "Out!" "Hurry!" "Hurry!" "Please try to get up and leave." "No, what is it?" "Why are you so upset?" "Please get out." "Fast!" "Didn't the lieutenant go to get my father?" "Baroness, your father is just now under the impression he is winning a battle." "One should not disturb him." "Countess Schrinsky lost her composure." "We have to get away from here." "Yes." "Jutta?" "Hey Karl, have you seen Jutta?" "You, I'm asking you a question." "I want to know if you have seen Jutta." "Drunken idiot!" "I was sleeping." "Jutta I want to know!" "Go away from the window." "It's cold, it's cold." "No, I want Jutta." "Jutta!" "Go up the stairs." "Oh, you're drunk, you." "Why don't you go?" "My Jutta." "Now I'm going to get drunk." "Where are we going anyway?" "Where do you think the lords of the castle disappear to?" "The sun is rising." "I reserved it for you." "So, here we are." "Here's where we get out." "Distinguished Baroness, here's the state line, shown by "Attention"." "Attention, state line." "Here it is in black and white." "Come with me." "Come." "See, it used to go on here." "Endlessly on and on." "Today it ends here!" "Yeah, yeah!" "Finally it ends." "Will you share that with Countess Schrinsky?" "I forgot to take her." "Really?" "Yes." "Come." "Come." "I have to introduce you to a friend." "Where?" "He has lived here for years." "Good morning!" "It was a long night!" "Ouch." "By the way, whoever atones, all uniforms go to the museum." "Fits you well, doesn't it?" "You think?" "Yes." "You know, I had an uncle who looked just like this." "Hopefully at least the birds will be scared of this." "So the whole thing at least has some purpose; the masquerade." "Well, how do you like it?" "He'll renovate a different castle," "this small lieutenant from Galicia." "He liked the land." "The land at the border." "It's so quiet and full of secrets." "He sensed the doom that waited for him in the silence." "Stay." "Oh well." "Oh well, he loved the moss that grew on the crumbling walls." "He'll let it grow, and not restore anything." "That's how I invented him, the small lieutenant from the garrison in Galicia." "Petrik is his name." "The time is already a big confusion." "Does he even exist?" "How does the time become so confusing?" "Where is Galicia, [inaudible]." "Your figment, a chapter in my novel." "Which I won't write." "Why bother?" "The castle won't be restored, and book won't be written." "You have found enough." "A whole monarchy." "Cheers, majesty." "Cheers, Petrik." "Just invent this operetta." "Please kindly invent it." "I won't interrupt you." "Let the moss grow." "Let the wind blow." "Let us play in the [inaudible]." "Play for real, children." "Play, play..."