Hitler: I was wondering when you would show up.
Sawatski: It's you. You're him.
Hitler: I never claimed to be anything else. History repeats itself. I guess it's my fate to have to part with my dearest companions.
Sawatski: That way. Yes, history repeats itself. You're fooling people with your propaganda.
Hitler: Oh, Sawatski. You don't understand. In 1933, people were not fooled by propaganda. They elected a leader, one who openly disclosed his plans with great clarity. The Germans elected me.
[At gunpoint, Hitler takes the elevator to the top of the building and walks out on the rooftop, standing close to the edge.]
Sawatski: You're a monster.
Hitler: Am I? Then you have to condemn those who elected this monster. Were they all monsters? No. They were ordinary people, who chose to elect an extraordinary man, and entrust the fate of the country to him. What do you want to do, Sawatski? Ban elections?
Sawatski: No. But I'm going to stop you.
Hitler: Have you never asked yourself... why people follow me? Because at their core, they are just like me. They have the same values. And that's why you won't shoot.
[Sawatski shoots, and Hitler falls backward off the rooftop. Sawatski looks over the edge and sees no body.]
Hitler: You can't get rid of me. I'm a part of you. A part of all of you. And look; it wasn't all bad.
Sawatski: It's you. You're him.
Hitler: I never claimed to be anything else. History repeats itself. I guess it's my fate to have to part with my dearest companions.
Sawatski: That way. Yes, history repeats itself. You're fooling people with your propaganda.
Hitler: Oh, Sawatski. You don't understand. In 1933, people were not fooled by propaganda. They elected a leader, one who openly disclosed his plans with great clarity. The Germans elected me.
[At gunpoint, Hitler takes the elevator to the top of the building and walks out on the rooftop, standing close to the edge.]
Sawatski: You're a monster.
Hitler: Am I? Then you have to condemn those who elected this monster. Were they all monsters? No. They were ordinary people, who chose to elect an extraordinary man, and entrust the fate of the country to him. What do you want to do, Sawatski? Ban elections?
Sawatski: No. But I'm going to stop you.
Hitler: Have you never asked yourself... why people follow me? Because at their core, they are just like me. They have the same values. And that's why you won't shoot.
[Sawatski shoots, and Hitler falls backward off the rooftop. Sawatski looks over the edge and sees no body.]
Hitler: You can't get rid of me. I'm a part of you. A part of all of you. And look; it wasn't all bad.
Hitler : I was wondering when you would show up.
Sawatski : It's you. You're him.
Hitler : I never claimed to be anything else. History repeats itself. I guess it's my fate to have to part with my dearest companions.
Sawatski : That way. Yes, history repeats itself. You're fooling people with your propaganda.
Hitler : Oh, Sawatski. You don't understand. In 1933, people were not fooled by propaganda. They elected a leader, one who openly disclosed his plans with great clarity. The Germans elected me.
[ At gunpoint, Hitler takes the elevator to the top of the building and walks out on the rooftop, standing close to the edge. ]
Sawatski : You're a monster.
Hitler : Am I? Then you have to condemn those who elected this monster. Were they all monsters? No. They were ordinary people, who chose to elect an extraordinary man, and entrust the fate of the country to him. What do you want to do, Sawatski? Ban elections?
Sawatski : No. But I'm going to stop you.
Hitler : Have you never asked yourself... why people follow me? Because at their core, they are just like me. They have the same values. And that's why you won't shoot.
[ Sawatski shoots, and Hitler falls backward off the rooftop. Sawatski looks over the edge and sees no body. ]
Hitler : You can't get rid of me. I'm a part of you. A part of all of you. And look; it wasn't all bad.
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