Moss on the Stones

00:00:00 MOSS ON THE STONES

00:03:40 I have no plans anyway.

00:05:55 I still have to butter up the baron, but then we'll put on a show there.

00:08:10 That's the courtyard.

00:10:37 Baroness Suchi-Sternberg. Well, what do you say? Is she not enchanting?

00:12:44 That's a fountain. Early Italian Renaissance. From the 16th century.

00:15:06 Look, I brought you something. It's for you. A small gift. -Thanks. That wasn't necessary.

00:22:10 -Thanks a lot. Goodnight. -You're welcome. Goodnight, Mr. Petrik.

00:31:11 the gate of the east, if I may say. -You don't really know what you're talking about.

00:32:26 Well, what do you say to my plan? Are you in agreement?

00:34:57 Look, you like him.

00:37:45 One should live every day as if one could always start from the beginning again.

00:39:36 That's where the stable was.

00:47:03 I'm sorry, I haven't even asked if you are comfortable having me around.

00:49:16 Cheers, Baron. -Cheers, Kovac.

00:51:16 Come, please, let's continue. -Will it still be long?

00:53:21 Yes, gentlemen, it's possible... -Good morning. -Good morning.

00:56:04 And who is that? -His doll.

00:59:46 You have to at least let me finish what I'm saying so I can be clear!

01:02:30 always wore it, mainly at funerals. It'll suit you perfectly.

01:05:30 How Radinsky sold a corpse. -Yeah, yeah. -Remember?

01:08:50 We have to get away from here.

01:12:49 By the way, whoever atones, all uniforms go to the museum.

01:17:52 A whole monarchy.