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I'll go half way and you'll go half way.

Eh?

Well then, let's forget all about this.

Agreed?

Let's forget about this. Now you can go.

Go now and join the others.

See you, Bengt.

I said see you, Bengt!

"One is raising the alarm."

"Its warning call is transmitted

all along the rock-face."

"A lone razorbill is listening

and turns its eyes to the sky."

"It would be natural to think that the guillemots

should unite and chase the gull away"

"but instead they act as if paralyzed."

"With experience inherited through centuries"

"they yield to the most persistent of all scavengers."

That's it.

Now class 6D will leave the room while 6C stay behind.

Gather the chairs together when I give the command.

Pick up the chairs nice and neatly.

- Sir. Sir.

- Attention! I said nice and quietly.

Sir...

Should they be pulled up or be left as they are?

Stop it, will you!

Everyone not told to stay, leave!

I told you to leave.

Wait a second, Ann-Mari. I'll take care of that.

That one is a bit tricky you see.

- Yes, that one is troublesome.

- It gets stuck sometimes.

There, an extra push.

Thanks for letting us attend this class.

Thank you. I should thank you.

It was so nice of you to join us.

That machine gives me the chill.

I constantly fear that I'll tear the film to shreds.

How do you manage really?

Manage what?

With your class.

You clearly see the difference between yours and mine.

Well yes.

Have you ever given the proper boy

the proper smack in his face

at the proper moment?

No ...

No, classes differ from each other.

There's nothing to be done about that.

I cannot be consistent at a certain moments.

I don't know; maybe I'm too weak ...

I slacken in the crucial moment.

Modern research bears in mind what goes on

within a person that acts in a special way.

It's turning into some other kind of ...

well modern religion that one has to take into account ...

Shouldn't you be on duty today?

Pardon?

Aren't you on the duty roster today?

Come and let's sort this out, will you.

Did you take the cap?

No.

They were fighting.

- Were you fighting?

- No ... We were playing.

He's lying.

He did take it.

Did you take it?

He could have lost it.

No, he did take it!

Then Ivan picked it up.

What do you say, Ivan?

I put it on the fence.

But now it's not there.

- Bengt, who took that cap?

- I don't know.

I tell you, he took it.

- Move along now and let me sort this out.

- Just a second, please.

Where is the cap, Bengt?

Kent must have his cap back.

Otherwise, you'll have to buy him a new one...

...and that's final.

Eh, you know, boys will be boys.

Yes, but someone should have a smacking to remember.

Sir!

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