A Discussion about Religious Questions
Karel Polácek
1926
So, Mr. Blum?
So, Mr. Blau?
What’s with you, Mr. Blum?
What should be with me, Mr. Blau?
How should I know what’s with you, Mr. Blum? I’m asking you. May I not ask? Why are you staring so?
I’m staring? I’m not staring.
You are staring. You will not tell me anything. I see into you, Mr. Blum. You are sad, Mr. Blum. You are angry, Mr. Blum.
I’m not…
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