A scene from Letter from an Unknown Woman 1948
Stefan

[at the Viennese fairgrounds]

I never come here in the season. It's more pleasant in the winter. I don't know why.

Lisa

It's perhaps because you prefer to imagine how it will be in the Spring because if it is Spring, then there's nothing to imagine, nothing to wish for.

Stefan

Is there anything about me you don't know?

Lisa

A few things. For instance. I don't know if one day, they'll make a wax figure of you and put you in there because you'll be so famous.

Stefan

Well, if they do, will you pay your penny to come in and see me?

Lisa

If you'll come alive.

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