GWAR - Bloddy Mary

If we assume that Beethoven accidentally ran into Josephine and she asked him for a confidential conversation, then the situation seems more natural. It was impossible to go into explanations in a public place because of Beethoven’s weak hearing. So, you had to either go to his hotel, or where she stayed. Follow any conventions no longer made sense. Josephine considered herself an abandoned wife, she was completely alone in Prague, and possibly under an assumed name, and neither Warnhagen nor Willisen knew her face (they both knew Brentano and the couple). Finally, in those days, Josephine really needed help and comfort - and this is precisely what the letter to the Immortal lover says (“You suffer, my most precious being”). Assuming an accidental meeting in Prague,this text fits well into the history of their relationship. Even the fact that in letters of previous years the lovers addressed each other to “You”, and in the letter of July 6–7 everywhere, a passionate “you”, says only that all obstacles have collapsed and all the omissions remained in the past.