Before the Fall - A Father's First Encounter with His Son's Work
Albrecht Stein:
That's the first writing of mine my father has ever read.
Friedrich Weimer:
So what are you going to do now?
Albrecht Stein:
I don't know.
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Before the Fall - Before the Fall - Dialogue
Heinrich Stein: [Walks past Albrecht and stares out a window; ''Turns and stares at his son'']
How do you explain your behavior? Do you realize the position you've put me in? I don't think you have the slightest idea of all the privileges you have here. Do you know how much I would have sacrificed just to be able to graduate from such a school? But I wasn't granted such a chance. By the age of 16, I'd already been working for three whole years. And you... all you do is trample on everything. But that's over now. You're going to write an essay, in which you'll tell the real version. And I expect you to voluntarily join the Waffen-SS by yourself. I've already talked to Borner, Brigade Leader. Ukraine will suit you the best, right now.
Albrecht Stein:
I can't.
Heinrich Stein:
What?
Albrecht Stein:
I won't write a new essay. Yesterday, I wrote what I really thought.
Heinrich Stein:
I'm to be given that essay early tomorrow morning, or else you won't survive this.
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Before the Fall - Unconditional Support and Unread Works
Albrecht Stein:
My mother always says everything I write is wonderful, but she's never really read anything to the end.
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