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gone, he turns to Ficsur.] At night—in my dreams—if his ghost comes back—what will I do then?


Ficsur

His ghost won't never come back.


Liliom

Why not?


Ficsur

A Jew's ghost don't come back.


Liliom

Well then—afterwards——


Ficsur

[Impatiently.] What do you mean—afterwards?


Liliom

In the next world—when I come up before the Lord God—what'll I say then?


Ficsur

The likes of you will never come up before Him.


Liliom

Why not?


Ficsur

Have you ever come up before the high court?