Moja srodna dusa

Karlo Kostanski:
[Karlo hugs him] Hey, it's me! We haven't seen each other for so long!

Josip:
Excuse me, sir, do we know each other?

Karlo Kostanski:
It's me! Karlo! Kostanski!

Josip:
Sorry, that doesn't say anything to me.

Karlo Kostanski:
We were last year on that seminar, business management! Then we were at the State Treasury, we were awarded the golden cent award! Then your gang, me and my girlfriend went to the sea, the motorboat was dragging us on a banana! The we went a little bit to the aqua fitnes! And so, you know... Karlo!

Josip:
Sorry, that doesn't say anything to me, sir. I didn't go to any seminar last year.

Josip:
Karlo, my friend! I was only pulling your leg!

Karlo Kostanski:
[Stops and turns around] Man, what a joker!

Josip:
I haven't seen you for a 100 recessions!

Josip:
I somehow get the impression that the more women have sex in movies, the less they have sex in real life.

Zeljko:
What are you reading?

Josip:
Aristotle.

Zeljko:
...Was he a Christian?

Josip:
Yes! A real Christian. 300 years BC. Now just resume playing video games.

Josip:
I somehow get the impression that there are not that many movies nor novels that talk about philosophy anymore.

Andrea Kollar:
Do you know why there are no more great works of art, like Vivaldi's opus or the Sistine Chapel? I noticed that today people only work and go home. And that's it. They don't have time anymore. We now have access to all the information on the web. But previously, artists were isolated and had some genuine emotions that were not influenced by anyone. They gained their inspiration from their eccentricity. Today, everything is reduced. Nothing must last longer than two hours.

Josip:
...You know, Andrea... I think we are on the same wavelength.

Andrea Kollar:
Oh, I knew that a long time ago.

Josip:
Secondly, I have the impression as if it does not contain his signature, as if he only wanted to write a hit-book. Thirdly, it does not fit into his opus at all...

Andrea Kollar:
I have to interrupt you. Can I ask you something? You are too grown up. You need to be more childish, more innocent when it comes to art.

Josip:
Do you think that is justified?

Andrea Kollar:
People are more than just their work. Even Aristotle was more than just Aristotle.