mr. szpilman.
i came specially to meet you today. i love your playing, but what a day to choose.
my name's dorota, i'm jurek's sister. oh! you're bleeding.
i nagged jurek for weeks and weeks. and at last he gave in and said, 'all right, come with me tomorrow,' and so i came and they bombed the station.
really?
i've always loved your playing, mr. szpilman.
no one plays chopin like you.
oh, mr szpilman, you're quite.  quite wonderful.
i didn't want to come, i didn't want to see all this, but i couldn't stop myself.
fine, no, not really, they arrested my cousin, but jurek says they'll let him out. this is disgraceful.
that's what i said, it's so - it's too absurd!
wladyslaw szpilman.
come in! come in!
sit.
michal dzikiewicz. he's my husband.
he'll be back before curfew.
he'll be here soon.
just over a year.
dead.
christmas. this is not a good time to have children. but then.
this is my husband. wladyslaw szpilman. marek gebczynski sent him.
wladek? wladek! i knew it, i knew this would happen!
i'm going to get a doctor.
i'll get dr luczak, we can trust him.
he's still a doctor.
we came to say goodbye. we're going to stay with my mother in otwock.the baby's already there. it's safer. there's talk that the uprising will begin any day now.
that man szalas should be shot. he's been collecting money on your behalf all over warsaw. apparently, people gave generously. so he collected a tidy sum. he told us he was visiting you daily.
oh god!
can you visit him again?
michal brought food. i'll prepare something now for you, then we must go.