Der Krieger und die Kaiserin

Simone 'Sissi' Schmidt:
I wish I could have told the man his sweat smelled tasty. I guess he'd been sucking on a peppermint drop.

Bodo Riemer:
[laying on bead, Sissi has just sniffed him] What are you doing?

Simone 'Sissi' Schmidt:
You smell good.

Bodo Riemer:
What planet do you come from anyway?

Simone 'Sissi' Schmidt:
This one. I was born here.

Bodo Riemer:
In the nuthouse? What about your parent's?

Simone 'Sissi' Schmidt:
My mother died, a hairdryer fell in the tub. My father is out there.

Bodo Riemer:
What do you mean? [she motions to the mental patients outside] One of the loonies?

Simone 'Sissi' Schmidt:
I'm having trouble sleeping. I keep dreaming about you.

Bodo Riemer:
You don't even know me.

Otto:
You're afraid.

Simone 'Sissi' Schmidt:
[Sissi nods]

Simone 'Sissi' Schmidt:
I come back and everybody's here, and I'm afraid that nothing will be the same as it was before.

Otto:
No. You're afraid that everything will be the same as it was before.

Simone 'Sissi' Schmidt:
You have to decide.

Bodo Riemer:
Decide?

Simone 'Sissi' Schmidt:
I am going to leave. You can come with me.

Bodo Riemer:
Why the two of us?

Simone 'Sissi' Schmidt:
I had a dream. We where together in my dream. We were brother and sister, mother and father, wife and husband and... both of us were both.

Bodo Riemer:
You're crazy.

Simone 'Sissi' Schmidt:
Yes. Of course. Maybe it's all wrong. But I thought it was happiness.

Bodo Riemer:
I don't believe in happiness.

[Last Lines]

Bodo Riemer:
Come on!

Bodo Riemer:
So what do I do now?

Bodo Riemer:
Bye.

Simone 'Sissi' Schmidt:
What happened?