The trip home to Germany turns into a nightmare: Renate’s father dies, Peter ends up in the hospital with a broken vertebra, and the number of doctor’s appointments jumps from a planned 11 to 20. In the end, it also becomes clear that Peter isn’t getting enough air at night.
Peter is becoming increasingly forgetful. This is related to Parkinson’s. Sometimes he confuses Sylke with Maria, sometimes he talks about Mexico when he means Colombia, and sometimes he leaves the gas flame on the stove. Until an egg explodes.
The trip home to Germany turns into a nightmare: Renate’s father dies, Peter ends up in the hospital with a broken vertebra, and the number of doctor’s appointments jumps from a planned 11 to 20. In the end, it also becomes clear that Peter isn’t getting enough air at night.
Peter is becoming increasingly forgetful. This is related to Parkinson’s. Sometimes he confuses Sylke with Maria, sometimes he talks about Mexico when he means Colombia, and sometimes he leaves the gas flame on the stove. Until an egg explodes.
