Still Life by Edward Drobinski - HTML preview

Still Life

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In the closing moments of the film, Octave and Marceau walk away into the night as Robert brings Schumacher back into the household and explains that he would report the killing to the authorities as nothing more than an unfortunate accident.

Upon ending, Willem I, Prince of Orange, condescends to say to the attendees walking toward and some at the exit; “You will note the symbolism employed. André Jurieux is America, the many who don’t want to get involved in foreign affairs, obviously Lindbergh. Some operate and attend bund camps, something popular history has chosen to forget. Robert, Marquis de la Chesnaye represents the Jewish European influence. Christine, Marquise de la Chesnaye, represents Christianity. Edouard Schumacher represents Hitler, and he accidentally harms his own cause by shooting and killing Jurieux. The other nobles represent rather inconsequential European royalty who have no idea what to do about the coming wave. The General obviously represents an un-opinionated, rather stupid military. Marceau, the poacher is secret confidante to the estate owner, Robert, Marquis de la Chesnaye. Octave watches and records. That is all.”