Do you read the newspaper, Ms. Sieboldt?

Do you read the newspaper, Ms. Sieboldt?

Uh, well, yes, I read the news, of course, when I find the time. Why?

Is all this going too far?

How do you see it?

Uh, well, I don't know.

I think it's quite all right that you can eat apples now.

I have an old recipe for apple pie from my grandmother that is really quick and delicious.

If I ever get around to it, I'd bake that again.

Why do you ask? Don't you like apples?

I, uh, do. I think I do. I haven't eaten one in a long time.

In the sense of "going too far"?

Yes, uh, almost a bit... extreme.

I honestly don't know what would be extreme about being allowed to eat apples.

Or did I miss something?

No, no, it's all good. So you think the reform is good?

Yes, I think so.

And you, Mr. Schwarz, don't you think so?

Uh, yes, yes. I think the reforms are good, too. The Great Leader is a wise man.

Quite a lot going on at the moment, isn't it? So many changes.

Could you be a little more specific, Mr. Schwarz?

Well... take apples. For years, they were said to be dangerous...

... and therefore forbidden. And now, all of a sudden, they're allowed.

These openings do seem a little... <... radical, don't you think?

They don't know what they want either, or how do you see it?