it's not a bug

Hubert 2022-03-23 09:03:09

He followed the trend and acted recklessly, infiltrated the Nazi concentration camp doctors, and did whatever he wanted to the Jews. It wasn't until she saw the thirteen or fourteen-year-old Jewish girl who fell in love at first sight that she recovered a little. Secretly collect the little pink coat she wore when she was arrested, take it to the infirmary to enjoy alone, use her to satisfy her violent and rude lust, and indulge in love, pamper her, and kill her—just an offense to her The Jewish prisoner, she did not let him kill - just to prove that her feelings can rise to religious significance, I hope she can understand this to show that he values ​​her, because in an abnormal environment, he can't She said love. After the war, perhaps it was the function of self-recovery, he did not live as confidently as other Nazi partners, and killed the witnesses in the concentration camps for his own survival, but lived in the dark. The witness to his killing was his accomplice, just for fear that he would reveal her whereabouts to other accomplices and cause her to be killed. He also no longer follows the crowd and gets the sex that is readily available around him. He has lived alone for too long, is lonely, and has strong desires, so that after seeing her not dead, he will go to see her no matter what, maybe he has planned to take her again, so that he will not be alone, and his life will be different. Colors beyond darkness. Couldn't a former Nazi not be conscientious and seek relief?
When she was young, her parents were murdered and she was thrown into a concentration camp. Being forced to be naked in front of strangers, witnessing inmates being violated and unable to fight back, being abused and possessed by enemies and unable to resist, unless you want to lose your life. In the environment of the concentration camp, no one wanted to die, but apart from instinct, they could no longer find the courage to survive. Many people died, and she must have considered her own death more than once. However, the enemy started to defend her, tormented her and then caressed her clumsily. Even if this life-saving straw is covered with mud, who can scold her for grabbing such a straw. What's more, the flow of his feelings made her feel that it was not just a show, but a real need. Although his way of expressing his feelings was terrifying, he gave her the firmest affirmation of his feelings. He is her master, but he can kill her, but she has a ray of light for him to find himself, and she is his life-saving straw. The two of them, without race, camp, age, are just two homeless children, he lost his faith, she lost her family, and only two people can feel a little warmth together. After separation, no one knows the coldness in his heart, even if he is well-dressed, even if he is dressed in brocade and jade. So I can't blame the two of them, why did they ignore the reality and the history, abandon the good days and get together again, the two of them once lived together, penetrated, adhered, and kept each other warm. This period of growing up memory cannot be used by other people. Instead, they're responsible for their true selves, which is the attitude of people who have been in love and aren't ashamed to admit it. You can say that they are ignorant and frivolous, and what I see is the far-fetched dark ethics of society. It's not really a mistake to not feel wronged with your sincerity.

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  • Max: My little girl - you, you remember my little girl, don't you? My little girl is waiting for me. Bye.

  • [first lines]

    Stumm: Good evening.

    Max: You're early.

    Stumm: I want to get off early tomorrow morning. Ah, here are the flowers, the newspaper and the cigarettes that the countess asked for.

    Max: [puts the flowers in a vase] Thank you.

    Stumm: Has she called down?

    Max: I don't know.

    Stumm: You're always sending only me out to buy things for her.

    Max: [annoyed] You get tipped, don't you?

    Stumm: [sarcastic; shrugs] Oh.