In the town of Saint Walpurga, the wind blows constantly — and fiercely. A1, a middle-aged man, and A2, a younger man, meet in A1’s office to organise a scam: the theft of documents from the Great Molar. Their conversation becomes heated; the windows fly open and their words, carried away by the wind, eventually reach G.
G visits A1, reveals that she knows about their fraudulent scheme and blackmails him, while everything, for the moment, remains quite literally up in the air. A1 ends up bound hand and foot in his office, while A2 eats doughnuts, drinks coffee and reads the horoscopes in a newspaper. He eventually decides to untie him, and G reappears, this time posing as a researcher in wind energy.
They order food. The voice of a children’s radio presenter describes the festivities of Saint Walpurga, while A1, A2 and G sit on the floor playing with toy cars, marbles, dolls and other toys. G persuades the two men to engage in a sadomasochistic threesome. Later, the three sit around a table, pray and drink soup.
But whatever happened to the Great Molar?
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