Jag är nyfiken - en film i gult

Anna Lena Lisabet Nyman:
What would the rest of you do if we were invaded?

Boy in Uniform:
Not give up. Sweden doesn't give up. And ignore all radio messages saying Sweden's been defeated.

Anna Lena Lisabet Nyman:
Is that what you learn?

Boy in Uniform:
It's in the book In Case of War. It was sent to everybody.

Magnus, Lena's school friend:
Are there any interesting social cases here? People in sleazy flats? People with unpaid dental bills? Drug cases will do, too. I work for "Expressen" the paper with a sting. My paper is planning a conservative victory in the '68 elections. We're doing a series on the ten most sordid social welfare cases.

Vilgot Sj?man:
Do you have to have a religious belief to take part in a non-violent movement?

Martin Luther King:
No, not necessarily.

Vilgot Sj?man:
If you find that a person cannot stand being attacked, what do you do with him? Do you speak to him and explain to him that he cannot be with you any longer?

Martin Luther King:
Well, we always discourage those who cannot be subjected to attack - the one who would retaliate with violence - not to participate in a demonstration. The rules are very rigid in a non-violent movement and we feel that a person who can't take it - a person who cannot submit himself to violence if it comes to him and who would retaliate with violence - should not at all participate and so we discourage that person completely.

Anna Lena Lisabet Nyman:
I like him. He talks about better things than Palme.