Mrs. Baroness drives across the night like the devil. She can afford it, because nobody recognizes her in the dark under her gracefully exciting, black veil. We are now sitting right next to her in the old car roaring loudly and notice that she is an extremely courageous, experienced and elegantly safe driver. As a country woman, she was introduced to heavy machinery at an early age, which she learned to master. Her long-deceased step-father, who was himself a machine- and excavator operator, sent her to the technical school when she was of age, where she obtained her various driver's licen... Show more