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It is early Monday morning...
and I am in pain.
My sisters...
and Anna...
are taking turns
staying up.
Good morning.
- Did anything happen?
- No, she's been very quiet.
- Thank you.
- I fell asleep.
Anna, see to the fire.
I thank Thee, dear Lord
for allowing me...
to awaken well and cheerful
this morning...
after a good sleep
under Thy protection...
and for the enjoyment
of a restful night.
I beseech Thee also
today and each day...
to let the angels watch over
and protect my little girl...
whom Thou in Thy unfathomable
wisdom tookest unto Thyself...
in Thy homeland.
Amen.
Mother is in my thoughts
nearly every day...
although she's been dead
for over 20 years.
I remember
she would often seek...
the solitude and peace
of the grounds.
I also remember that I would
follow her at a distance...
and spy on her
without really meaning to...
because I loved her
to such a jealous extreme.
I loved her because
she was so gentle...
and beautiful and alive...
and so all-pervadingly
present.
But she could also be cold,
playfully cruel...
and rebuff me.
Yet I could not help
feeling sorry for her...
and now that I'm older,
I understand her much better.
I wish I could
see her again...
to tell her
what I understand...
of her boredom,
her impatience...
her longing
and her loneliness.
And when the wicked witch
at last realized...
that little Gretel
had tricked her...
her nose started
to grow and grow.
At Twelfth Night
Mother always gave a party...
and Aunt Olga would come
with her magic lantern...
and her fairy tales.
I always felt frightened
and left out.
When Mother spoke to me
in her hurried way...
I could hardly understand
what she wanted of me.
Mother and Maria always had
many things to whisper about...
but then they were so alike.
Jealously I used to wonder what
they were laughing at together.
Everyone was in gay spirits.
I was the only one who couldn't
join in the merriment.
Another time,
I remember it was autumn...
I hid behind the curtain...
and in secret watched her.
She was in the red drawing room
wearing her white dress...
sitting quite still
with her head bent...
and her hands resting
on the table.
Suddenly she saw me...
and in a gentle voice
called me.
- Come.
- Uncertain, I went up to her...
thinking that, as usual,
she was going to scold me.
But instead she gave me
a look so full of sorrow...
that I nearly
burst into tears.
I raised my hand
and put it against her cheek...
and for that moment
we were very close.
There's someone out there.
Anna.
There's someone out there.
Good morning, Agnes.
Good morning, Doctor.
She is very tired now.
I don't think it will be long.
Thank you.
I know the way.
David!
It's been so long.
When can I see you again?
No!
Some years earlier...
when Agnes had gone to Italy
for her health...
Maria and her husband, Joakim,
were staying at the manor.
One evening, Anna's
little daughter was taken ill...
and Maria sent
for the family doctor...
who lived in the nearby
country town.
- Now say "ah."
- Ah.
- Once again.
- Ah.
That hurt a little?
I can see that.
What a good girl.
That wasn't too bad, eh?
Off to bed with you now.
You'll feel better
after a good night's sleep.
- Thank you.
- Doctor, are you hungry?
If you'd like a little supper
the table's being prepared.
Oh yes, that would be nice.
Thank you.
Agnes and Karin are still
traveling in Italy.
I received a letter
from them last week.
Agnes is much better.
- Her cough is entirely gone.
- Mm-hmm.
And she's picked up
her painting again.
Karin's husband decided
to join them at Easter.
They've been having
good weather.
It's like summer, even though
the nights are chilly.
Your husband, he's well?
Joakim, he had some business
in town this evening...
and won't be back
'til tomorrow.
I told him I would ask you
to come here to look in...
on Anna's little girl.
- He sends his best regards.
- Thank you.
Anna's been told
to get the guest room ready.
and I am in pain.
My sisters...
and Anna...
are taking turns
staying up.
Good morning.
- Did anything happen?
- No, she's been very quiet.
- Thank you.
- I fell asleep.
Anna, see to the fire.
I thank Thee, dear Lord
for allowing me...
to awaken well and cheerful
this morning...
after a good sleep
under Thy protection...
and for the enjoyment
of a restful night.
I beseech Thee also
today and each day...
to let the angels watch over
and protect my little girl...
whom Thou in Thy unfathomable
wisdom tookest unto Thyself...
in Thy homeland.
Amen.
Mother is in my thoughts
nearly every day...
although she's been dead
for over 20 years.
I remember
she would often seek...
the solitude and peace
of the grounds.
I also remember that I would
follow her at a distance...
and spy on her
without really meaning to...
because I loved her
to such a jealous extreme.
I loved her because
she was so gentle...
and beautiful and alive...
and so all-pervadingly
present.
But she could also be cold,
playfully cruel...
and rebuff me.
Yet I could not help
feeling sorry for her...
and now that I'm older,
I understand her much better.
I wish I could
see her again...
to tell her
what I understand...
of her boredom,
her impatience...
her longing
and her loneliness.
And when the wicked witch
at last realized...
that little Gretel
had tricked her...
her nose started
to grow and grow.
At Twelfth Night
Mother always gave a party...
and Aunt Olga would come
with her magic lantern...
and her fairy tales.
I always felt frightened
and left out.
When Mother spoke to me
in her hurried way...
I could hardly understand
what she wanted of me.
Mother and Maria always had
many things to whisper about...
but then they were so alike.
Jealously I used to wonder what
they were laughing at together.
Everyone was in gay spirits.
I was the only one who couldn't
join in the merriment.
Another time,
I remember it was autumn...
I hid behind the curtain...
and in secret watched her.
She was in the red drawing room
wearing her white dress...
sitting quite still
with her head bent...
and her hands resting
on the table.
Suddenly she saw me...
and in a gentle voice
called me.
- Come.
- Uncertain, I went up to her...
thinking that, as usual,
she was going to scold me.
But instead she gave me
a look so full of sorrow...
that I nearly
burst into tears.
I raised my hand
and put it against her cheek...
and for that moment
we were very close.
There's someone out there.
Anna.
There's someone out there.
Good morning, Agnes.
Good morning, Doctor.
She is very tired now.
I don't think it will be long.
Thank you.
I know the way.
David!
It's been so long.
When can I see you again?
No!
Some years earlier...
when Agnes had gone to Italy
for her health...
Maria and her husband, Joakim,
were staying at the manor.
One evening, Anna's
little daughter was taken ill...
and Maria sent
for the family doctor...
who lived in the nearby
country town.
- Now say "ah."
- Ah.
- Once again.
- Ah.
That hurt a little?
I can see that.
What a good girl.
That wasn't too bad, eh?
Off to bed with you now.
You'll feel better
after a good night's sleep.
- Thank you.
- Doctor, are you hungry?
If you'd like a little supper
the table's being prepared.
Oh yes, that would be nice.
Thank you.
Agnes and Karin are still
traveling in Italy.
I received a letter
from them last week.
Agnes is much better.
- Her cough is entirely gone.
- Mm-hmm.
And she's picked up
her painting again.
Karin's husband decided
to join them at Easter.
They've been having
good weather.
It's like summer, even though
the nights are chilly.
Your husband, he's well?
Joakim, he had some business
in town this evening...
and won't be back
'til tomorrow.
I told him I would ask you
to come here to look in...
on Anna's little girl.
- He sends his best regards.
- Thank you.
Anna's been told
to get the guest room ready.
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