The strongest part of the series!

While the issue of split personality was in the foreground in the first part of the series "Professor Sigmund Freud" and the second part of a family tragedy became apparent, is dedicated to "verses guide" an entirely new branch of psychology - the trauma of war. For action time of the First World War is back far, and so there are many men who are drawn by the terrible horrors of the battlefields. One of them it is also, of entrenched on the steeple and shoots around. A situation that was by no means commonplace for those authorities. And turning a psychologist to solve the problem was new territory. Finally Anna Freud is (voiced by Felicitas Woll) something more in the foreground, and policeman Karl Gruber (voiced by Andreas Fröhlich) moves to the center of the action. Just his character is affected by the actions of the amok shooter, he also served in the war yet.

The two speakers of the main characters perform as usual excellent work. Interesting also the reactions of Gruber who can absolutely nothing to do with the emerged psychologists. Professor Freud (voiced by Hanspeter Hallwachs) once again shows what he can do, and will end up with a solution for the behavior of the shooter, which draws some consequences.
The action is accompanied as always by an appropriate blend of songs that was recorded by the Berlin Film Orchestra. Here again highlights the trouble to style has given for the production of the crime series - and not in vain.
Is responsible for the cover again Kai Hoffmann in charge, who has this time opted for a reddish brown tone. Freud's face has been put up in the center, surrounded by a bell tower, a spiral staircase and a cemetery. Once again, very suitably chosen elements.

Conclusion:
"Verses guide" is the strongest episode of the series. A good mix of power, psychology and detective work, accompanied by appropriate music. The main characters are used very well balanced and thoroughly convincing. A coherent overall package.