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00:00600.000, 700.000, 800.000 Euros, it doesn't matter!
00:04But still, the last word is not spoken in this matter.
00:07If Rajan would tell me that he's leaving for Nia, I'd be so pissed off!
00:19Is that it?
00:20Nobody treats me like a complete idiot!
00:22Ben, come down!
00:24Give me five minutes. I'm coming with you to Greece.
00:30I'm worn and painted by the sun
00:32And it's in my eyes
00:34And it's in my eyes
00:38Caught by the rapture of the dawn
00:40And a restless sky
00:42And a restless sky
00:47This is my life
00:48This is my life
00:50This is the way to find my own
00:54This is my life
00:56This is my life
00:58This is the world where I belong
01:04I'm rolling on
01:06I'm rolling on
01:28I'm rolling on
01:39I'm rolling on
01:41I'm rolling on
01:51I don't know what you're talking about.
01:54Ben!
01:56Can you say something too?
01:58No, I'd rather stay out of this.
02:04Ben!
02:08Two semester exchange studies. Do you know what that means?
02:12That means one whole year, you here and me in Varanasi, which is in India.
02:17Yes, the city of Hinduism.
02:20Do you want to get rid of me, or does it just feel that way?
02:25How can you say something like that?
02:31At university you'll learn a lot about plant-based agents and alternative healing methods.
02:36After one year you'll be well ahead of your fellow students.
02:39After just one year?
02:41Ratan, just the thought of not seeing you for just one year makes me so yearning for you.
02:49Can you just give up on Ella Meisner?
02:54No, I love you, I'll miss you so much, or how will it be without you?
03:04The main thing is that your people make the perfect herb fairy out of me, right?
03:08Of course I love you, and I'll miss you very much.
03:13But I'm not afraid for this year, because I believe in us.
03:17It's so nice that at least you raised the guarantee for our relationship.
03:23Ella, I really love you.
03:32I believe you.
03:37Still, I just want to sleep over it all for one night.
03:42Okay?
03:44Okay.
03:47Okay.
03:52May I accompany you to the trial tomorrow?
04:05I can understand that these hierarchies are difficult for you as an old individual fighter to understand.
04:10Yes, and what are we still talking about?
04:12About the fact that you can't just take a break during the trial period.
04:15Oh, so the sense of justice has to do directly with the boss' consent, or what?
04:20Oh, you're obsessed with your vanity.
04:23If I were as sensitive as you are, I would run out of the clinic once a month.
04:27If it would serve the purpose, I would stand right behind you.
04:30That's good to know, but I've got my escape reflexes under control.
04:33Yes, and I'd rather stay independent before my boss puts the next pig in my eye.
04:38You don't know that yet, you're getting ahead of yourself.
04:40Oh, yeah?
04:42Did you or did I just talk to him on the phone?
04:44You know, that commanding tone.
04:46I'm getting used to it and I don't want to get used to it.
04:48That warning is just the beginning.
04:51I know exactly that he wants to get rid of this colleague.
04:53And I'm supposed to play the handler for him.
04:56Then stop it.
04:58Sit down for your colleague, but don't run away.
05:00Britta.
05:04This is about something fundamental.
05:06I need space to decide whether I want to continue working under these rules or not.
05:13And?
05:18We're leaving.
05:36We're leaving.
05:48Nothing for you?
05:50Quiz and crawl.
05:52I can do two more at the same time.
05:54This actor I always get tickled with.
05:57He's called the Schnauzer.
05:59Well, I didn't think he was that bad recently.
06:02He was already dead after five minutes.
06:07It's because of the trial, isn't it?
06:09You're worried about Katja.
06:12And that's why a little distraction would have done me good.
06:17I could stop by Mrs. Janssen.
06:20And ask her if she'd like a game of cards.
06:24Well, you have to think about it.
06:26No.
06:27Thank you.
06:28You just have to trust me.
06:31Or we'll go to my friend Anneliese.
06:33For a jump.
06:34What now?
06:35Without prior notice?
06:36Why not?
06:37First of all, Anneliese likes spontaneous visits.
06:40I know that very well.
06:42Second, she'd like to get to know you better.
06:44And third, she can't leave the house at the moment because of her old heel.
06:48She has this hip thing.
06:50Another time, okay?
06:52Your old heel would be a miserable company tonight.
06:58No, don't worry.
07:00Anneliese is a happy person.
07:02She just needs a keyword and already tells funny stories from her youth.
07:07As a listener myself, I'd be a total failure tonight.
07:17Well, then I can't help either.
07:18Why don't you go alone?
07:20I can see that you'd like to go again.
07:23I'm a big boy, I can manage on my own.
07:26Okay.
07:27For a jump?
07:29I'll take my phone with me.
07:31In case something happens.
07:32Yep.
07:34What is it?
07:35Get out of here.
07:48Hey!
07:49What's up?
07:56What's up?
07:57Trouble with the machine?
07:59No.
08:00Or did we get fracked?
08:02Nonsense.
08:04We all can be like that.
08:06I'm so angry at my boss.
08:08And that's why you're writing me a message?
08:10Do I look like that?
08:11She's a criminal, man.
08:15Come on, hey.
08:16Let's make a detour.
08:17We have to find a hotel somewhere.
08:19I don't feel like camping.
08:21Easy rider in a hotel bed, right?
08:23That's right.
08:24Ben.
08:25You're the kind of guy who has to take care of us, right?
08:29Okay.
08:30And you'll pay for that.
08:33Whoa.
08:34Beer or whiskey?
08:55Mrs. Jansen.
08:57I hope I'm not bothering you too much.
09:00I just wanted to apologize to you for a moment.
09:03I don't quite understand.
09:05For this unpleasant encounter with Mr. Meixen.
09:08I'm so sorry.
09:10That really wasn't on purpose.
09:14Come in.
09:16Thank you.
09:20You're still cold.
09:22Yes, I...
09:23I don't know what that is either.
09:25Come on, sit down.
09:27Would you like some tea?
09:29Gladly, if it doesn't take too much effort.
09:34Take a look under the newspaper.
09:43Oh, that's enchanting.
09:46A relic from my childhood.
09:49After our conversation about ballet, I came back to it.
09:52Nice.
09:54When I was a little girl, I always put my wishes there.
09:57On colorful notes.
09:59To be a great ballerina at the Bolshoi.
10:02To dance the Julia by Prokofiev.
10:05Well, everything little girls like to dream of.
10:08I still dream in my everyday life.
10:14Why don't you write new wish notes?
10:17Ballet school instead of being a great ballerina.
10:23The innocence of that time is past.
10:26Too much has been experienced since then.
10:28I know exactly what you mean.
10:31But it's never too late to pay off your debt.
10:36Because only then can you look ahead freely.
10:41And dream again.
10:43I don't know...
10:46what I want to say with that.
10:48Mrs. Jansen.
10:51Thank you very much for your visit.
10:55I think...
10:58I'd rather be alone now.
11:03And yet another day is coming to an end,
11:06when we have fulfilled all the wishes of our guests to the best of our ability.
11:12Don't say that to Mr. Flickenschild, you youngster.
11:15By the way, did I tell you that Gunther offered me
11:18to take over the gastronomy of the Hotel Neubau?
11:22Then you'll be the big kitchen Lüneburg.
11:24Big kitchen, Mr. Albers, not big kitchen.
11:26That's a fine difference.
11:28Are you starting with the project management version of The Three Kings?
11:31Yes.
11:33Hello.
11:35God, Britta, what happened?
11:38Celebrated until the doctor comes?
11:42Ben is gone.
11:44What?
11:45He had a huge fight with his boss.
11:47Then he packed his things, got on his motorcycle
11:50and drove to Greece with his buddy Lars.
11:52That was always my number and he washed my head for it.
11:55He wrote me an SMS on the way that I shouldn't worry about him.
11:58And does his company know about the spontaneous trip?
12:01He hasn't had the job for that long.
12:04Yes, exactly, that's my concern.
12:07I understand that you have to take a breather.
12:10But Ben is not a short-sighted hotbed.
12:13What would you call the action otherwise?
12:15Well, maybe an act of surprise
12:18from which he will make his boss aware.
12:23Yes, whatever.
12:25The man is old enough.
12:28You go in there tomorrow
12:30and don't let anyone confuse us.
12:33I'm scared.
12:35You don't need to be.
12:37You have nothing to lose.
12:40And if I'm still accused?
12:43You won't be.
12:45And even if you are, we'll change jobs.
12:49You have Thorben and me by your side.
12:52I know that.
12:55I know that.
12:57Otherwise I wouldn't be lying here,
12:59but would go up the walls.
13:01You should save yourself the effort.
13:04Such a trial is long and exhausting.
13:07So go to sleep now.
13:09I will try.
13:11Good night.
13:12Good night.
13:24Good night.
13:54Good night.
14:24PHONE RINGS
14:55Don't be weak in the last few meters, Henriette.
15:02Now he's right.
15:04Hi.
15:06Sorry, I forgot to give you the magazine
15:09with the intensified horse racing.
15:11Is my father back yet?
15:13He must have arrived two hours ago. Why?
15:16I sent him a message yesterday
15:18and he hasn't replied yet.
15:20Should I check if he got it?
15:22No.
15:30The class is empty. He should have gotten it.
15:34Well, no answer is also an answer.
15:38I could have stayed in Hamburg.
15:41By the way, Ella's speech at the university was pretty good.
15:44I'm thinking about starting another degree.
15:47Why not veterinary medicine?
15:49Why?
15:51It's just before your breakthrough as a professional jockey.
15:54Yes, and I already have the breakthrough as an ungrateful daughter.
15:58Come on.
16:02You never satisfy your father anyway.
16:05It's important that you have a plan yourself.
16:07And you certainly didn't gallop around the world for two years
16:10to beat me at the finish line.
16:13One more win, then you have your license.
16:15Only that I can celebrate alone because my father will be missing.
16:18The man who means the most to me, of all people.
16:21I don't know how Hungarian he is.
16:23I've never seen him so disappointed.
16:25And only because of me.
16:27I wish nothing more than that he is proud of me.
16:30He will be.
16:32If you convince him of your way.
16:35How?
16:37If he doesn't even talk to me.
16:40Can you explain to me where the Yulika I met is?
16:44So cheeky and totally self-confident.
16:47You give up the reins?
16:56Good morning, everyone.
16:58I don't like to disturb you at breakfast, but can we go?
17:02It certainly won't be an easy day, but I promise you one thing.
17:06Henriette Stein will not have a quiet minute in the witness stand.
17:10Torben will run away as an intriguer and liar.
17:13And Philipp will confirm that in the witness stand.
17:15Even if the Supreme Court holds, it certainly won't be easy.
17:18Well, we are definitely well prepared.
17:21Shall we?
17:33Philipp!
17:44Hello.
17:46Hey.
17:47So if you bring bread yourself, can you invite yourself to breakfast?
17:53Yes, you can.
17:57But actually, I'm just curious if there is already something new from the flight attendant.
18:02Yes, we had a short contact.
18:05Contact? And what does that mean?
18:08Ben called me and after about 2-3 minutes his battery was empty.
18:12Typical Ben.
18:15The two of them didn't get an accommodation yesterday.
18:18And then slept in Lars' incredibly small tent.
18:21At those temperatures?
18:23Excuse me, we're talking about real men here.
18:25They can open a can of beans with a thumb nail.
18:28At least they had something to eat.
18:30No, they didn't have anything to eat.
18:32That means, obviously, stomach cramps and snoring have dissipated.
18:36Do I hear a little bit of pleasure in damage?
18:39I'm just quoting the effects of freedom and adventure.
18:45Well, for me, work camping is nothing.
18:47A can of ravioli and a lot of mosquito bites for free.
18:50No, thank you.
18:52Well, in the open nature.
18:55What?
18:56Well, you have peace and you have the beautiful starry sky.
19:01Oh.
19:02What, did you want to go with us?
19:06Yes.
19:08Huh.
19:38That's a nice story, too, but it's about Julika right now.
19:41Can you lure her father out of the room somehow?
19:43He won't be able to trust you.
19:44I'll manage.
19:45We'll continue in a moment, okay?
19:47Mr. Flickenschild, excuse me.
19:49I've heard from Karl that something is happening with the new building
19:52and that it's already planned in terms of gastronomy.
19:54Excuse me, what exactly is your question?
19:57Well, then it's slowly starting with the three kings' sister ship.
20:01Nice comparison.
20:02Which you probably want to indicate elegantly
20:04that you would probably like to be involved in the keeling.
20:07Did that come across so bluntly now?
20:09No, you have to be able to read between the lines.
20:12Mr. Eckert, I know about your ambition, don't worry.
20:15However, the decision on the execution is still pending.
20:18I understand.
20:19But I'll keep an eye on it.
20:20Maybe I'll know more in an hour.
20:22And why, if I may ask?
20:23I have an appointment with the mayor.
20:25Oh, then I don't want to keep you any longer.
20:28By the way, the guest of 211 was very happy about the opera tickets
20:31and was surprised that they could still perform any.
20:34Good work.
20:35No worries.
20:50The prosecutor has the floor.
20:52Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
20:54Yes, Mrs. Meissner.
20:56I have to say, a bad campaign
21:00that the press is driving against you.
21:04Unbelievable.
21:07Mrs. Meissner, you are a trained pharmacist
21:11and at the same time a free artist.
21:15Yes.
21:17Interesting combination.
21:19Medicines and fantasy.
21:25Mrs. Meissner, by the well-dosed use of a heart medicine like digoxin,
21:30so much suffering can be solved.
21:32Would you agree?
21:35Yes.
21:37But you also know what happens if you overdose it.
21:43Yes, of course.
21:45Oh, of course that's for you?
21:47Is that why you poisoned Henriette Stein?
21:51No.
21:53But you had access to the medicine as a pharmacist.
21:58The use of digoxin leads to severe bankruptcy.
22:03Is it true that Mrs. Henriette Stein is a client of your pharmacy
22:08and you have prepared another medicine?
22:12That's right, yes.
22:14Is it also true that you have an affair with Philipp Stein,
22:19the husband of your client?
22:23No affair.
22:25We are a couple.
22:28If you say so.
22:30I have several statements
22:33that confirm that you were very excited every time
22:37when Mr. Stein returned to his wife.
22:41That's natural when you love each other.
22:46Your reaction after Mr. Stein was shot
22:51was that you had just besieged his hospital bed.
22:54You asked witnesses for Henriette Stein's life-long coma
22:59just because she dared to prevent you from approaching their husband.
23:05Mr. Chairman,
23:07I don't want to go into detail,
23:10but for me it doesn't look like love,
23:15but rather like forced fixation or obsession.
23:19With all due respect for your empathy in terms of feelings,
23:24but to speak of obsession and obsession with love
23:28is more than cold, don't you think?
23:31Fine.
23:32Then let's focus on other aspects of the case
23:35where there should certainly be no disagreement.
23:44Excuse me, Mr. Albers,
23:45but couldn't you ask me this question on the phone or in my room?
23:49Hello, Papa.
23:54So you can see that I haven't been completely idle in the last few years, even without studying.
24:00Here.
24:01Melbourne Cup.
24:03Baden-Baden.
24:05Tokyo.
24:06First places.
24:08I don't think I want to lead this conversation.
24:11Here.
24:12Hamburg.
24:14Deauville.
24:16Newmarket.
24:18Oak State.
24:20All my wins under the name Sammy Pepper.
24:2249 pieces, you can count them.
24:26Just one more win and I'll be in the first league of the international jockey world.
24:30Then I'll be where I've always wanted to be as a little girl
24:33and where you were before.
24:37Papa!
24:38Papa, you inherited this passion for horse racing from me
24:40and you're accusing me of that now.
24:42That's not fair!
24:45With all modesty,
24:47I'm good.
24:51I can see that.
24:54But you don't know the price you'll pay for your success one day.
25:00Nobody warned me.
25:03Unfortunately.
25:07And I just wanted to spare you.
25:12How can he just ignore that?
25:15My goodness.
25:17They really did come around.
25:20And probably lost my father in the process.
25:25That was try number one.
25:27But we don't give up that easily.
25:30Listen to me.
25:31Listen to me.
25:41I'm experienced enough to be able to distinguish between an affair and love.
25:46You say so.
25:50Love is always a kind of madness.
25:54More or less beautiful.
25:57It's not from me, unfortunately.
25:59It's from the great Heinrich Heine.
26:01Mr. Colleague, I don't have to remind you that this is a courtroom
26:04and not a seminar on the topic of lyricism in the service of truth-finding.
26:08So, please.
26:09Mr. Stein and I live together,
26:11which is atypical for an affair.
26:14When exactly did Mr. Stein move in with you?
26:19I'm happy to help you, Mrs. Meissner.
26:21It was exactly on the day
26:23you were arrested for the poisoning on Henriette Stein.
26:28Yes.
26:29But he had already decided.
26:33Was it the first time he wanted to separate from his wife?
26:40No.
26:41No?
26:42And why did you think he meant it this time?
26:48There was no reason to doubt.
26:52Trust is good.
26:54But wasn't it much more so that you wanted to be on the safe side this time?
27:00What do you mean?
27:01Are you sure that there was no return for him?
27:03No return to his wife?
27:06What do you mean by that?
27:07You finally wanted to have him all to yourself.
27:09And you had the medicine at your disposal
27:11that would allow you exactly that.
27:13Is that why you poisoned Henriette Stein with digoxin?
27:16These are all useless accusations, Mr. Colleague.
27:21♪
27:51The fingerprint on the nail file
27:55that contained the nail file
27:58with which you scratched the label
28:01on this bottle of digoxin,
28:04was that also the great unknown?
28:08I was put under both.
28:11Just like that?
28:12Without you noticing?
28:14Should we believe that?
28:16Someone wants to hurt me, and you know exactly who.
28:19Which brings us back to the adventurous theory
28:22that Ms. Stein poisoned herself.
28:24No, I'm sorry, Mr. Chairman,
28:26but I will not tolerate that Ms. Stein becomes a victim again.
28:31I therefore have no further questions, Mr. Meissner.
28:34If the defense has no questions...
28:36No.
28:37Good. Then I will now call Ms. Henriette Stein.
28:40Ms. Stein, the court invites you to the courtroom.
28:45I would now like to remind all present
28:48once again clearly...
28:50Ms. Stein, please.
28:51...what this brave woman,
28:53who you see coming in now,
28:55suffered last year.
28:58If you would be so kind.
29:00Ms. Stein, please take a seat.
29:08Did the judge follow Stein's request for acquittal
29:11or was it a conviction?
29:13No, Mark.
29:14It was not a conviction.
29:17The accused was acquitted
29:20on the grounds of the brilliant defense strategy
29:23of his lawyer,
29:25Philip Stein,
29:27for the murder of the present audience
29:29and the family of the victim.
29:44Yes, please.
29:49Good day, Mr. Flickenschild.
29:51Good day, Ms. Lichtnagel.
29:53Do you know when the fire department
29:55will pump the rest of the water out of my apartment?
29:58It has already happened.
30:00The installer is still doing cause research.
30:03Fortunately, your apartment was spared from the pipe.
30:06The more regrettable it is that our freshly baked mayor
30:10got wet feet on my floor.
30:14And therefore...
30:16Yes.
30:17As an expression of my regret
30:19and a little attention of a citizen of Lüneburg
30:22who is happy about the smart choice of his fellow citizen.
30:25Thank you very much.
30:27But this gesture would have suited another citizen of Lüneburg very well.
30:31You mean Dr. Seefeld?
30:33He is so insulted.
30:36I really haven't experienced that on my political career.
30:40As I heard, he is now trying to become mayor of Uelzen.
30:43Oh, then you should warn the citizens of this small, quiet town.
30:48I mean, people like Seefeld don't deserve a city.
30:51The good thing is that I can now focus on my social projects without disturbance.
30:56But they have also deserved and disputed.
30:59A personal question on the edge.
31:03The new hotel?
31:05Yes.
31:06The decision will be made tomorrow.
31:08And I really have no influence on the process.
31:11I am well aware of that.
31:13But of course I am a clear advocate of your hotel philosophy.
31:17Solid, stylish, ecologically innovative
31:20and in the context of this historic city.
31:24If I should ever need a press speaker,
31:27you would be my first choice.
31:30An attractive perspective, if I should ever lose my job.
31:34In any case, I am in favor of the government,
31:36without having to rely on the mortgage of Mrs. Verloren as a shareholder.
31:41Or am I not up to date?
31:44Yes, you are.
31:45I just know that Merle is really sorry
31:48not to be able to pay the said deposit of 800,000 euros.
31:51Yes, that is also an immense amount,
31:53and such an investment will probably be overdue.
31:58Are you so kind as to bring witness Stein into the courtroom?
32:04I have a bad feeling.
32:06Be careful.
32:07After this film, I will be seen as the evil witch
32:10and Henriette will be seen as the suffering Christi.
32:12Merle had his show.
32:14Now we show Henriette's true face.
32:17Please take a seat.
32:22Mr. Stein, you know that you have to tell the truth in court.
32:26You also know that you will be punished if you don't do it.
32:32Of course, you have the right to remain silent
32:35if you have to report a crime yourself.
32:39Your name is Philipp Stein,
32:41you are 49 years old and live in Lüneburg.
32:44You are a lawyer by profession.
32:46That is correct, yes.
32:48Are you related to the accused or engaged?
32:51No.
32:52Good, then the defense has the floor.
32:55Thank you.
32:58Mr. Stein, is it true that your wife
33:02played roulette behind your back
33:05with almost all her wealth
33:07and lied to you notoriously?
33:20Mr. Stein?
33:22Shall I repeat the question?
33:28I...
33:30I can't do that.
33:40How can I understand that?
33:42I met Henriette Stein,
33:44back then Henriette Bodenhausen,
33:4613 years ago.
33:51It was love at first sight.
34:00I then made a career as a lawyer in Berlin.
34:04That would not have been possible
34:06without the back cover of this woman.
34:09For a long time we were what you call
34:12a dream couple.
34:21Up to the accident
34:23that should have sealed my life.
34:26Up to the accident
34:28that should have sealed my life.
34:39Mr. Chairman,
34:40the defense requests a break.
34:43The request is granted.
34:45The hearing will continue at 2 p.m.
34:56Excuse me for disturbing you again.
34:58Come in.
34:59But I have to apologize
35:01for my behavior down in the lobby.
35:03But my daughter has no idea
35:05what it means to be a jockey these days.
35:08It's a bone-hard treadmill
35:10that doesn't forgive mistakes.
35:12Yes, I understand.
35:13By the way, the guy who's interested
35:15in High Class Horses is called Alan McPherson.
35:18I know his sister.
35:19She's a horse farmer.
35:21McPherson is a good contact.
35:23He has money.
35:24A lot of money.
35:25I had the same impression.
35:27Now I'd like to show you the horse
35:29that kicked me out of the saddle.
35:31Then let's take a look at the miracle.
35:34I'm sorry.
35:35I'm being demanded down there.
35:37I have to go to my second table.
35:39So, cut the film.
35:40Have fun.
35:41I'm interested in your comments.
35:45Such and such races.
35:47Favorites are judged by their reputation.
35:49On the outside,
35:50the entire professional world is at risk.
35:52But this is the race
35:53that will show you
35:54how sharp a race can be won today.
35:57This is Julika.
35:58Ladies and gentlemen,
35:59let's see who's going to clean up the laurels here.
36:01Yes, Sammy Pepper wins
36:02with a two-legged lead.
36:03For the statisticians among you,
36:05the 49th win in just two years.
36:07That's more than just talent.
36:09Passion, ability and ambition
36:11have joined the alliance.
36:13This is the future of racing
36:15and her name is Sammy Pepper.
36:18My God.
36:20Julika is world class.
36:24Ah.
36:28Someone has to explain this to me.
36:30Mr. Stein has the opportunity
36:32to turn the page in the trial.
36:34And what does he do?
36:36He makes this ill-fated person
36:38a second marriage proposal.
36:41It's not like that, Achim.
36:43He should have known
36:44how important his statement is to Katja.
36:47I see things a little differently.
36:50I'm curious.
36:53Mr. Stein is a bitter
36:54and very lonely woman.
36:56Yes.
36:57It's a condition
36:58that she has to write herself.
37:00I agree.
37:01Whatever.
37:02But Mr. Stein,
37:03as her ex-husband to a certain extent,
37:05will feel the same way.
37:07Yes, but loneliness
37:08is not an excuse for evil.
37:10But to trample on someone
37:12who is already lying on the floor
37:13is also not a piece of art.
37:15And who takes care of Mom?
37:17Yes.
37:18I see that too, Ella.
37:19To wrap this person in cotton
37:21was a very big mistake.
37:23Because who was to blame in the end?
37:25Katja.
37:27I'm sure Mr. Lichtenhagen
37:29still has an ace up his sleeve
37:30for the second half.
37:31Yes, I think so too.
37:32Torm is a fighter.
37:33Hard, but fair
37:34when it comes to justice.
37:36Your word in God's ear.
37:43Why did you do that, Philipp?
37:45I don't understand you.
37:46Do you think your confession of love
37:48did anything to Henriette?
37:50I know it was against a deal.
37:53But believe me,
37:54I know Henriette best.
37:56I just felt at the moment
37:58that it would be wrong
37:59to publicly expose Henriette.
38:01To take the last remnant of pride from her.
38:03Excuse me.
38:04The dismantling of a witness
38:06is in the nature of the matter.
38:08Henriette lies
38:09and you take her out of the line of fire.
38:11Of course she's lying!
38:12Man, two years ago
38:14I would have
38:15torn such a witness to pieces.
38:17But I'm not this Philipp Stein anymore.
38:19And I never want to be again.
38:22And I actually think
38:23that a frontal attack
38:24would have only caused the opposite.
38:25It would have closed the case.
38:27Philipp, what you did
38:28was clearly against our agreement.
38:30You failed the case
38:31and for Katja
38:32it looks pretty gloomy now.
38:34I couldn't help it.
38:36But why, Philipp?
38:38It was your idea.
38:39You really wanted to take the witness.
38:41You wanted to get rid of Henriette
38:43as a notorious liar.
38:45Katja,
38:47I'm not going to wash dirty dishes.
38:50And I'm not going to
38:51throw Henriette's years
38:52into the trash.
38:53Philipp,
38:54Katja's credibility
38:56is based on Henriette's disbelief.
38:59I've said everything.
39:02Well, then I have no choice
39:04but to target the hero
39:05and his flawed method of investigation.
39:08But still,
39:09I'm going to approach Henriette again.
39:17And that's the race
39:19between Sammy Pepper and P. Ruska.
39:21The eggs show
39:22how sharp a race can be won today.
39:24Bamboo!
39:29Oh, no, I'm telling you, Mr. Albers,
39:31that's just a thought.
39:34Two years.
39:35That's more than just talent.
39:37Passion, ability and ambition
39:39have joined the alliance.
39:41That's the future of racing.
39:43And her name is Sammy Pepper!
39:45But that has to stay between us.
39:48But Julika really brings everything,
39:50really everything this job needs.
39:55My goodness, she's good.
40:00But I'll stick with it.
40:02A female jockey
40:03has it ten times harder.
40:07But if it's her will
40:09and she has the talent for it,
40:11how can I stand in her way?
40:16After all,
40:17you don't just want to see the child grow up,
40:20you want to see him happy.
40:23Or what do you say to that?
40:30You don't really like it.
40:32Oh.
40:41Oh.
41:03What do you mean by appearance?
41:18Because he's a capable lawyer.
41:27Don't worry,
41:28I know exactly when he's tactful
41:30and when he tells the truth.
41:32Wonderful.
41:33Then we're on the same page.
41:35Yes, Mrs. Stein,
41:36according to the facts,
41:38Mrs. Meissner has pretty bad cards.
41:48Oh, Ruch?
41:49Hey, Merle.
41:50What are you doing here?
41:53Oh, yes, the trial.
41:55How did it go?
41:57Well, the game lasted 90 minutes
41:59and we're just before the second half.
42:01Okay.
42:02I'll keep my fingers crossed for you.
42:04Thank you.
42:05So, guys,
42:06we have half an hour
42:07before the trial continues.
42:08I'd like to go with you.
42:10Katja, you still have to represent me.
42:12I can also come back later.
42:14No, no, you wanted something from me.
42:16Come in.
42:17We'll see each other soon.
42:19Good.
42:23Oh, God,
42:24this looks similar to me again.
42:25I'll cancel the trial of my best friend
42:27and instead take care of your lawyer
42:29with private money.
42:30Well, I don't feel cheated yet,
42:32but I really don't have much time right now.
42:34That's why I'd be very grateful to you
42:36if you could take a short break.
42:37What's up?
42:38Well, I have the opportunity
42:40to join Gunther Flickenschild's new hotel project
42:43with my tulip property
42:45and 800,000 euros.
42:47Oh, that's a lot of money.
42:49Yes, exactly, that's the point.
42:51With my nursery,
42:52I'm good at the bank for 600,000 euros,
42:54so I'm missing 200,000 euros.
42:58That you're keeping under my sofa cushion.
43:00Your sofa cushion is my cheek.
43:02Do you have it or don't you?
43:05That's not the point, Merle.
43:08I do.
43:09In this case,
43:10I'm afraid I have to refuse.
43:12Why?
43:13Because I'm the lawyer of Gunther Flickenschild
43:15and I want to avoid an interest conflict.
43:17And I have to.
43:19Okay.
43:21Okay, and you don't see a chance
43:23to bring the interests of Gunther Flickenschild
43:25and Merle van Loon into question.
43:27After all, it's one and the same project.
43:33Okay.
43:34Thank you for your honesty.
43:36I'm sorry, Merle.
43:37I really have to go now.
43:39Me too.
43:40I still have 200,000 euros to spend.
43:42Oh, you'll have that in a minute.
43:44That's the Merle I know.
43:46Wish me luck.
43:49Do you know what I really appreciate about you, Mr. Albers?
43:53You understand people and horses.
43:56I'll put it this way.
43:57Horses give us wings that we don't have.
44:01That makes us grateful and connects us.
44:03He's a philosopher, too.
44:05Yes, Mr. Albers can do anything.
44:07I'm so glad that we'll stay in touch
44:09through High Class Houses.
44:11Absolutely.
44:12I'll tell you in detail
44:14how Julika's race for the A-license
44:16in Sao Paulo ended.
44:18Now, as a father, I can tremble with excitement.
44:21I guess I have to thank you, too.
44:24For what discipline, exactly?
44:26Oh, don't get all big-headed.
44:31No, I'm serious.
44:32Because of you, I've kept my goal in mind.
44:35And my old man has now become a coach.
44:38It was a pleasure.
44:43I'll let you know when I ride with you in Hamburg at the derby.
44:46You'll get the jockey suite with us.
44:48Jockey suite.
44:49You're a really nice guy.
44:51Horses are easy to ride with you.
44:54Who knows, maybe I'd have gotten the A-license with you.
44:59In terms of relationships.
45:01That's possible.
45:05I have a gift for you.
45:07What?
45:08Where am I supposed to get this from?
45:11Your reading glasses.
45:13You wore them with your father
45:15as a student and a reading rat.
45:17Among us, she was pretty sexy.
45:19Okay.
45:22Oh, and you're so nice and you also greet Ella and Rajan from me.
45:26I couldn't reach you because of this trial.
45:30Will be done.
45:32Here you go.
45:38Sweet dreams with your student.
45:41I will.
45:42Come, Ulrika, the taxi is waiting for me.
45:48Okay.
45:50Bye.
45:57Yes.
45:58That's where you gallop to, our Hungarian friends.
46:02As soon as we do it again, Mr. Albers.
46:08Mrs. Stein.
46:09Would you agree with me if I found out
46:12that your husband fell in love with Mrs. Katja Meissner a long time ago
46:16and left her because of this woman?
46:19Yes.
46:20Although I didn't want this fact to be true for a long time.
46:24An understandable human reaction, I think.
46:28Would you still agree with me if I...
46:30The hope that my husband would return to me
46:33was my first thought in the morning
46:36and my last before going to sleep.
46:39Every day.
46:41We had very good years in our marriage.
46:43That's why I didn't want to see the signs of the end at first,
46:47although they were almost physically noticeable.
46:50Every hour more.
46:52But when I couldn't close my eyes to these facts any longer,
46:57my entire hatred for the other woman was directed
47:01with fatal consequences.
47:06I have to make it short.
47:10I poisoned myself
47:12because I wanted to put Katja Meissner, a criminal, in her shoes.
47:21Today,
47:23right now,
47:26I'm infinitely sorry.
47:35How did you manage to rent another one?
47:39I didn't rent it.
47:41I bought it.
47:44What?
47:47As far as the shareholdership agreement between you and Mrs. van Loon is concerned...
47:52There won't be a shareholdership agreement.
47:54The contract expires at midnight.
47:56Luckily.
47:57She just asked me if I could lend her a larger sum of money.
48:02What?
48:04I know you would have liked to help me.
48:06Take care, Vince.
48:07You too.
48:10Well...
48:13He can't get the money for you either.
48:17Only the bank robbery is left.