Would you like this knife?

Would you like this knife?

Can you give me the file on Kerstin H. please?

Pull yourself together, Schwarz!

Do you want this gun?

You will never become a soldier, but you are not completely useless either.

Ms. Seelers, are you responsible for the custody of convicted art professionals?

Custody, retraining, equalization, prosecution, punishment. Whatever is necessary, I will take care of it.

So you know something about art? It's quite impressive how many talents you have!

Don't be ridiculous, Schwarz! The only beat I really love is that of the lockstep of marching columns and the rattle of our assault rifles.

They said that makes me perfect for this post.

Oh... Well, then you can certainly help me out.

I am looking for the file of a woman. She was imprisoned for her work as an artist. It was a few years ago.

Name?

Kerstin H.

I'd rather keep that to myself.

No, the security regulations are clear on this.

All right, the target's name is Kerstin H.

I need the full name, date of birth, place of birth and reason for arrest.

Wait, I'll look it up: The full name is Kerstin Henker.

She was born on December 13, 1950 in Leader City.

The case is within our jurisdiction. Why do you want the file? You are Department II, aren't you?

It is about immorality.

It's about tax liabilities.

I can see there is an overlap of jurisdiction there.

However, we could not find the file of Kerstin H. because you still have it listed as current.

The interests of Department III naturally outweigh those of Department II.

Is there really nothing that can be done?

Mr. Schwarz, I thought you were a man with experience and vision.

It's just a damn file. Stop begging! That's pathetic.

Do you have something for me?

...

Not bad, Schwarz.

I like it. Give me the weapon, then.

Here you are.

I must say, you surprise me, Schwarz!

A beautiful piece.

I am glad that there are still men who can think strategically.

Here, your file, Schwarz. Keep it up!

And as I'm sure you know, the state also owns any property of imprisoned criminals.

What do you mean?

Have you never read "The Art of Conflict" by the Great Leader?

No ... I mean ... yes, of course. What does it say exactly again?

"Flattery and appropriate gifts increase negotiating skills in any situation in life."

I see. That is very profound and wise from the Great Leader.

Isn't it? And?

"And" what?

Do you have a gift for me?

Do you want money?

I have nothing for you.

Too bad, Schwarz.

Are you trying to bribe me, Schwarz? I don't want any money from you.

Think. Look around you. What might I like?

But be careful! In the hands of laymen, these things are dangerous.

And if you think of anything, bring it to me. Then we'll talk about your file again.

Have you thought about what I told you?

In fact, I had this woman's file in my hand the other day.

Arrested by the state police on July 7, 1986 for singing anti-state songs.

For resubmission due to parole proceedings soon. It must still be here somewhere.

But it's not that simple, Mr. Schwarz.

Oh. Uh - what a coincidence! Could you give me the file?

So, of course, I can't give you the file.

Of course, I immediately rejected the probation proceedings. Nothing happens so quickly.

In the hands of professionals, of course, even more so.

How do you like this knife? I thought this would be something for you.

How do you like this gun? I thought it would be something for you.

The name of the person is Kerstin H.

Can't you give me access to the system?

On the one hand, Kerstin H. is an artist, but she is also suspected of having committed immoral acts.

We are currently working on a reassessment of the state's assets.

You certainly know best what you like. Would you like some money so that you can buy it?

Unfortunately I have nothing suitable right now.