Aloys

Aloys Adorn: She's pregnant. C'est la vie...
Mrs Schoch: I beg your pardon?
Aloys Adorn: That's French.

Vater Aloys: Believe in your invisibility - it is given to you.
    Avoid mirrors, shadows and echoes.
    Be quieter than the wind.

Vera: The secret lies in the filtered frequencies through the phone.
Aloys Adorn: What?
Vera: Phone-walking was invented in 1984 by a Japanese neurologist... For shy men.

Vera: The first time is always painful, but unforgettable.

Vera: The easiest way... is to press your forehead against the wall. Then you picture us meeting on the other side of the wall. Through the wall into the forest, for instance...

Vera: Our voices generate an image. Our words set them in motion. Besides one's imagination, hearing is the most important thing. It's the interface between our thoughts. Technically speaking, phone-walking...

Aloys: ...Afterwards, they were talking behind our backs. Some thought, we should have intervened.
Vera: Why didn't you?
Aloys: The baker bakes bread, the fisherman catches fish, and the investigator investigates.
Vera: But some investigators also steal cats...

Vera: Everything that moves us, is in our head. It's within ourselves. And that's what counts.

Aloys: Our voices generate an image. Our words set it in motion. Whatever we imagine, Vera... What remains, is the essence.
Vera: No, Aloys.
Aloys: That's what you said!
Vera: What's this damned essence then, Adorn?

Aloys: That party outside, where I'm not invited... I don't want to be invited. It's not worth it. I've been observing it for long enough. Every party must come to an end, and left behind... are lonely people, who then go to the next party. And to the next one. Each time a bit lonelier. I'd rather stay here.

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