FINAL ORDER

Transcript:
Vogel: This is Ulrich Vogel, director of Projekt Endstation. 27th of January, 1945. 7:20 a.m.
Vogel: Task Force Baldr is in position, I am powering up the cyclotron, and we are about to embark on--
Kurtz: Dr. Vogel? I, ah -- sorry. I did not know you were recording.
Vogel: Why are you here, Dr. Kurtz? Did you not read my final orders?
Kurtz: Ja, herr doktor. That is what I wished to speak about. This last part, about your daughter...
Vogel: I know it is asking a lot, Kurtz. And I know you and I have not always seen eye to eye. But I trust no one more than you to look after Angelika when I am gone. If nothing else, you are... thorough.
Kurtz: I am... honored, sir. But this may not be necessary. I beg you, do not evacuate the facility before launching the operation. With the staff here, there is a chance we can stabilize the collider and safely--
Vogel: Kurtz. Stop. You showed me yourself how Operation Baldr will surely overload the power couplings. But calling it off would doom the Reich. This, my friend, is the only path forward.
Vogel: Take her. Teach h+r. Be there, both of you, when Operation Baldr bears fruit. Finish my work.
Vogel: Make sure the staff clears out. Get to safety. Live a long life and tell Angelika her father loved her. I will alert the task force when the breach is stable, and I will see them through alone. Understood?
Kurtz: *sigh* Jawohl, herr doktor. You... you will not be forgotten.
Vogel: If the Reich lives on, it will all be worth it.