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[notverymuch]

[The video flickers and there's Tenenbaum in a somewhat worse for wear jumpsuit, leaning on a wall. The lighting is somewhat dark and there seems to be shapes of bunk beds around the room.]

Sorry for speaking again so soon. The little ones wanted me to ask a question.

[Several little girls, barefoot and in torn smocks, come forward and peak at

Comments

[uebersoldat]

I have not seen any, but there might be some. There seems to be everything else here.

[notverymuch]

[The little girl brightens suddenly, giggling happily about 'angels flying in the sky'. Tenenbaum pales slightly, though only if Germany was paying attention.] Ah. The little ones will be--overjoyed.

[uebersoldat]

I'm glad for them. What's wrong?

[notverymuch]

It is nothing, I think. I was researcher for long time. Was not used to loud voices of children. Sometime they surprise me.

[uebersoldat]

I see. What did you research?

[notverymuch]

Genetics. Had my start helping the German doctors in the camps. Did more meaningful work after the war.

[uebersoldat]

The camps? Which camps? Which war?

[notverymuch]

Heard that not many remember the war. It was recent to me, ended in 1945, I thin. Not remember. The prisoner camps the Germans had. Jews, Poles, anyone not 'fit'.

[uebersoldat]

I'm from 1942, I don't have to remember it. Not fit? That wasn't what they were made for.

[notverymuch]

I am ambivilant to them and I was in one. Was sixteen back then. Such terrible things but I still think they could have used that knowledge in genetics to something useful. Blue eyes? Shape of forehead? Useless!

[uebersoldat]

I'll make a note of it.