Lulu (opera)
Scene 2: Lulu has now married the Painter. She gets a telegram which says that Dr. Schön is engaged to be married.  Schigolch, a tramp, visits her.  He seems to have had something to do with her in the past. Dr. Schön arrives.  He talks as if  Schigolch is Lulu's father. He has come to ask Lulu to stay out of his life from now on. She takes no notice and leaves after her husband, the Painter, arrives. Dr. Schön tells the Painter about their affair, and says he must talk to his wife about it. The Painter leaves, but instead of going to talk to Lulu he cuts his own throat and dies. Lulu does not seem to care and simply tells Dr. Schön "You'll marry me all the same."