Ship of Fools - Irony in Despair and Confrontation
Dr. Wilhelm Schumann:
What are you laughing at?
La Condesa:
My house has been burned, they have taken everything I had - now I am being taken to prison to an island I know nothing about, and you are giving me a Sunday School sermon.
Dr. Wilhelm Schumann:
You can put your robe back on, now.
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Ship of Fools - Ephemeral Connections on a Journey
La Condesa:
To think, isn't it wonderful: two strangers on a ship - we will never meet again. We can talk - we can talk like friends, or even lovers... we can talk like two people who meet on the other side of the grave.
Dr. Wilhelm Schumann:
Keep talking.
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Ship of Fools - The Secret to a Good Night's Sleep
La Condesa:
I'm sure you never have any problems sleeping.
Dr. Wilhelm Schumann:
No, never.
La Condesa:
Tell me your secret.
Dr. Wilhelm Schumann:
A clear conscience, of course.
La Condesa: [sarcastically]
That's a neat trick: having a clear conscience when you work as a doctor on a ship which has six hundred people living on an open deck.
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Ship of Fools - Embracing Irresponsibility After Life's Trials
La Condesa:
Did you ever have all the worst possible things that can happen to you, happen? Well, it gives you the most irresponsible feeling. Nothing more can happen.
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