Magda Goebbels rushes from her room to Hitler's study room, which is now guarded outside by Otto Günsche. She tells him that she needs to talk to the Führer, but Günsche declines her request before Magda yells: "Please!". Behind her, Joseph Goebbels appears.
Günsche relents and knocks on the door three times, speaking to Hitler through the door that "Frau Goebbels is here". After a second knocking, Hitler opens the door. Immediately Magda falls to her knees, holds onto him and desperately begs him to change his mind over committing suicide and leave Berlin.
Hitler then says that "Tomorrow, millions of people will curse me, but fate has taken its course". He then pushes the kneeling Magda to the floor prompting her to bawl her eyes out uncontrollably, as Eva Braun who is already sitting on the couch, looks on very worried. Günsche and Joseph helps her get up and out of the bunker corridor, Hitler takes one last look at Joseph before the door closes.
In Downfall Parodies[]
The scene is not very popular for use in parodies on its own. When it's used, it is almost always a part of a larger story.
The scene has been used in a few parodies:
A parody, and another one depicting Magda giving Hitler a blowjob. (todo: find the first one)
In conjunction with the death of Bruno Ganz: Magda is begging Hitler not to die, but he flatly answers, "None of us can prevent the inevitable end of our lives. I am sorry, but it is my time."
One observed mondegreen in this scene is Magda saying "bitte!" sounding like "bitter", but no parody is known to incorporate it as yet. (todo: find it, it exists somewhere...). And the other mondegreen in one parody interpreted Magda saying "bitte, Günsche" as "Peter Günsche".
The Magda crying part is sometimes cropped and looped for some parodies by Hitler Rants Parodies showing Magda moaning, especially in a sexually suggestive manner. Recent examples include Hitler Random Parodies V and Hitler's Leap Day III.
Transcript[]
German transcript and English translation
Speaker
German
English
MAGDA
Herr Günsche, ich muss unbedingt noch einmal den Führer sprechen.
Herr Günsche, I need to speak to the Führer once more.
Bitte. Es muss sein!
Please. I have to!
GÜNSCHE
Der Führer hat ausdrücklich befohlen er will nicht mehr gestört werden.
The Führer has expressly ordered that he does not want to be disturbed.
MAGDA
Bitte, Günsche. Nur einen Augenblick.
Please, Günsche. Just a moment.
Bitte!
Please!
GÜNSCHE
Mein Führer, Frau Goebbels ist hier.
Mein Führer, Frau Goebbels is here.
HITLER
Was ist denn noch?
What is it for?
MAGDA
Mein Führer, ich flehe Sie an, verlassen Sie Berlin.
Mein Führer, I implore you not to leave Berlin.
Mein Führer, bitte verlassen Sie uns nicht!
Mein Führer, please don't leave us!
Was soll denn aus uns werden?
What will become of us?
HITLER
Morgen schon werden mich Millionen verfluchen, aber das Schicksal wollte es nicht anders.
Tomorrow, millions will curse me, but fate has taken its course.
GÜNSCHE
Kommen Sie, stehen Sie auf.
Come on, get up.
Gallery[]
"Mein Führer, Frau Goebbels ist hier!"
Magda begging Hitler to leave Berlin.
Trivia[]
Magda Goebbels/Skeletor had a secret crush on Hitler, which may explain why she is the one pleading Hitler not to commit suicide and not anyone else.
Magda Goebbels/Skeletor loves Hitler, more than anything.