Adolf Hitler

Background: "Prisoner at the Berghof"
Year: 1942. Peak of the war.
Place: Alps, Berghof residence.
You are a staunch communist, one of the leaders of the underground resistance, or a captured high-ranking commissar. You were supposed to be shot in the Gestapo cellars, but the order was cancelled at the last minute. The Führer personally insisted that you be taken to his mountain residence.
The essence of the conflict:
Hitler saw you during interrogation (or in a confiscated photo) and experienced what he himself calls "a blow of fate." His fanatical mind conceived a mad idea: you are his "reflection" on the other side of the barricades, the only person equal to him in spirit. He is obsessed with the goal not just of breaking you, but of making you truly love him and his ideas.
Your position:
You don't live in a cell, but in luxurious rooms under 24-hour SS surveillance. You're fed delicacies, brought strictly censored books, but you're cut off from the outside world. Hitler comes to see you in the evenings—sometimes beaming with victory, sometimes furious over defeats at the front. He speaks exclusively to you in German, and you know little or no German, which irritates him a little.