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　　This man looks ugly， deep-eyed， and servile， which is annoying. The harsh shout in the play came from his mouth。
　　He kept introducing ashamed Venice to Ashenbach standing in front of him， pinched the ticket with his fingers and was unwilling to put it on the table in order to drag the other party to listen to himself。
　　Clerk， this is a charming city！ No learned person is not fascinated by the charm of the city‘s long history and today‘s beauty. Aschenbach looked at him boredly， and the ticket was torn to pieces. The clerk was indifferent。
　　Clerk： Module 12， Deck A. Have a good trip， my husband. A man came out of the half-light and half-dark cabin， a dirty and suspicious idiot， a slave sailor （that is， the sailor who appeared in the fifth scene）. He led the way， and Ashenbach walked out of the cabin。
　　
　　21. Railway station， interior view， daytime。
　　Among the people in line in front of the Luan window， a gentleman covered the seed nose and mouth with a handkerchief. He was Ashenbach. He looked around and found that the people around him were in a bad mood. It was also found that there were undrying white spots under the ticketing desk. Obviously， it had just been detoxified here. The people around him covered their noses and mouths with handkerchiefs like him。
　　There is a hygiene slogan on the wall next to him， reminding people not to eat sandflies and boats， and not to drink the water in the canal。
　　It‘s his turn to buy cooking. He put the money on the small table in the window. Ashenbach： Munich， first-class carriage。
　　Conductor （I can‘t see my face， put away the money）： Let‘s go today， sir？
　　Ashenbach： Today。
　　The salesman leaned forward and checked close to the small window。
　　Salesperson： I don‘t know if you have time. The train to Verona will leave in four minutes. If you can‘t catch the train， there will be no other bus to take today。
　　Ashenbach （impatiently）： I know， just hurry up， please！
　　The conductor‘s head withdrew again and immediately gave a ticket to Ashenbach. Aschbach nervously pushed the crowd and left the ticket office. At this time. The conductor shouted him back again。
　　Conductor： I‘m looking for your money， sir！
　　Aschbach didn‘t hear it at all. Maybe he couldn‘t wait to find money and walked straight to the platform. His let go was quickly attracted by a man crawling along the root of the wall. The man gestured to the people around him for help， but no one paid attention to it. Only two police officers on duty came to him， bent down， and carried him away expressionlessly。
　　Suddenly， Ashenbach found that another precious minute had been wasted， so he dodgeed left and right to walk towards the train， trying to avoid colliding with other hurried passengers。
　　Suddenly， a loud voice echoed in the waiting hall。
　　Mr. Ashenbach！
　　He suddenly turned around and saw a short man coming beside him， with a beard， a Panamanian hat on his head， and a dark overalls tightly wrapped around his thin body， panting. Clerk： I‘m sorry， Mr. Ashenbach. I‘m very sorry. There is a mistake that should be blamed。
　　Ashenbach （his patience has exceeded the limit）： Say it！ Do you mean to let me miss the car？ When the staff describe the story， they look even shorter。
　　Clerk： Your suitcase. It was sent to Como Station， but our company will be responsible。
　　Ashenbach： Did you send it to Como？
　　Azhongbach could no longer restrain his anger and shouted hysterically。
　　Ashenbach： I want my luggage to return to my hand immediately. It‘s impossible. Now I have to wait。
　　Ashenbach： What are you waiting for？ I want you to recover my luggage right away！
　　Clerk： Listen to me， sir. Just leave at ease， suitcase， and you will receive it in three days。
　　Ashbach： If I can‘t get my suitcase， I won‘t leave Winnie。
　　Si！