INT. ELEVATOR

PROFESSOR SCHLINGLER
I hope the general didn't bother you too much...

MADAME DUPONT
(trying to be polite)
Oh, no, you don't! He and his men were charming.

PROFESSOR SCHLINGLER
Did you get the pig test?

MADAME DUPONT
Yes... What a strange procedure.

PROFESSOR SCHLINGLER
I don't make the rules. But I don't think this one is bad. It is simple and safe. It proves to us that you are not like them.

MADAME DUPONT
I was not aware that an entrance exam was waiting for us...

PROFESSOR SCHLINGLER
The reason you didn't know is simple. Only the residents of the dome know about this famous test. Information gets into the dome, but few get out. We no longer have any contact with the outside world. War locks us in.

MADAME DUPONT
But... can Muslims come in?

PROFESSOR SCHLINGLER
No, of course not! Only one family has managed to make an exception to the rule. However, this family is monitored 24 hours a day. This is obviously Mr. Speaker's choice.

MADAME DUPONT
You don't trust them?

PROFESSOR SCHLINGLER
Of course not! We cannot trust these people. This race is much inferior to ours. These people are not trustworthy. If it were up to me, they'd have been killed one by one as soon as they got here. I would have kept only their father, whom I would have exploited to make his existence useful. What a pity Hitler didn't exterminate the right race...

Madame Dupont tries to hide the fear and unease that invade her, in front of the abominable being who revealed before her.

PROFESSOR SCHLINGLER
Are you all right?

MADAME DUPONT
(coming to his senses)
Very well, thank you...

The elevator stops. Mrs Dupont and Professor Schlingler reach the"B12" department of the research centre. The doors open.

MADAME DUPONT
( whispering)
I finally made it...