Suicidal Tendencies - You Got, I Want

Karl, apparently, was embarrassed to go out with his uncle, being discouraged by bad weather, although he did not express a desire to leave Wasserhof, although his health was completely restored. Tensions between all members of the family accumulated and from time to time led to quarrels, especially between Beethoven and his nephew. On the twentieth of November, Karl irritatedly wrote in his 124th speaking notebook: “Please, leave me, finally, alone. If you want to leave, we’ll leave, if you don’t want to, too, okay. But once again I ask you not to torment me the way you do. In the end, you will regret it; I put up with a lot, but when the measure overflows, it becomes unbearable for me. Today you and your brother pranked for no reason. You should think that others are people too. “These eternal unjust rebukes.”- Why are you staging this performance again today? “You don't want to let me go for a while?” I really need a break. I'll be back a little later. “I want to stay in my room.” - I will not go out anywhere, I only want to be alone a little! “Can’t I really go to my room?” ...