Joy Division

Krivosheyev:
[Krivosheyev briefs Thomas on former Nazi Steiner]... but it was discovered that he was an informer for the British Secret Police.

Mum:
[Mother ties cravat around young Thomas] "staying real keep us alive. Stay strong and you will survive anything"

Mum:
[Mother sits down admiring Thomas' cravat] "make your own decissions. That's the best way, believe me - it's the only way"

Melanie:
[Young Thomas enters the house in his oversized uniform] What are you wearing ? That's not Youth Movement!

Thomas:
No - it's the People's Army. All able bodied men between sixteen and sixty have been conscripted.

Melanie:
But you're only fourteen! [Thomas shrugs passively, Melanie is alarmed]

Grandpa:
[interupting] A couple of years makes no difference. You know yourself that all the sixteen year olds have gone already!

Dennis:
[Thomas and Dennis meet in Trafalgar Square]... I did everything for the Common Cause. I had a blind loyalty to the struggle.

Thomas:
To understand loyalty you need to experience betrayal.

Dennis:
When were you betrayed ?

Thomas:
I don't remember - it was too long ago!

Dennis:
'62', it's important to remember who you are - not what you are!

Max:
[Thomas and Max hide in the bombed factory awaiting the Russian advance. Thomas takes out his pocket photo of Melanie] You haven't said a word for days! But last night I heard you whispering her name - get a grip of yourself!

Thomas:
[Thomas and Dennis have their final meeting] Before I left for England I was briefed about a man called Steiner?

Dennis:
Albert Steiner. Steiner wasn't a conspirator or a revolutionary - just a lonely defector; the lowest form of currency in this war. I don't know whether he's alive or dead, but as long as his fate remains unknown -the concept of 'Steinerism' is a threat! The enemy within which both sides crave! [shrugs] Maybe that makes me an 'agent of Steiner'.

Thomas:
[Young Thomas sees Melanie walking through the park. He runs from the football game to catch her up. She is reading an American comic book] What's that - can I see it ? [she passes the comic to him, he flicks through the pages in awe]

Melanie:
Hans Schaffer sent it to me. He swapped a pack of cigarettes for it with an American prisoner he caught.

Thomas:
[flicking through the pages] This is fantastic! Can I borrow it ?

Melanie:
[she takes the comic back] No, but you may have it - so long as you have something to swap for it! [she walks off with a smile leaving Thomas standing]

Astrid:
[Thousands of weary refugees trudge through the deep snow of the road. Young Thomas and Astrid join the trek. They are shocked at the size of the exodus. Astrid stops a woman] Excuse me, where does this road lead?

Refugee:
It leads westwards, to Frankfurt I think. [the woman shivers walking on]

Astrid:
[Astrid turns to Thomas who is looking around. They walk on] I've got relatives in Leipzig, Thomas. I think so long as we head West, we'll be safe. Even if we fall into British or American hands. [they pick up the pace, looking about apprehensive at the long column of misery]