The Day Will Come (2016)

Tøger: It could well be that the journey was difficult. You just had to keep believing in it.

Forstander Frederik Heck: Miss Hammershøi, with your background from good schools, including girls' schools, I'm sure you understand the need for discipline.
Lærer Lilian: Yes.
Forstander Frederik Heck: You're probably aware that the beating was abolished earlier this year? But Gudbjergs mission is more important than the frivolity in Copenhagen. The boys ended up here because no one else can control them.
Lærer Lilian: Yes.
Forstander Frederik Heck: But every Gudbjerg-boy may become a decent labour. It's our duty to help them.

Tøger: If you want to survive here, then you become a ghost. If you're a ghost, no one pays any attention to you. Do as you're told, you get your eternity note.
Erik: My eternity bill?
Tøger: When they let you out forever. At latest when you turn 15. Until then it is best to be invisible.

Forstander Frederik Heck: Here at Gudbjerg one becomes part of a community. If you don't respect the community, then it will punish you. Just as in the real world.

Lærer Lilian: One have to do what's being told. One must behave properly and one shall not lie and steal. Listen to what is being told. It's always appreciated and good things come in return.

Forstander Frederik Heck: You have to understand it was for your own good... You're going to look back on this with gratitude... Do you understand what I'm saying? Elmer?

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