The Ogre - Warning of an Ogre's Threat
Frau Netta:
Reading a letter Abel found] "A word to all mothers: Beware of The Ogre! An Ogre is roaming through our neighborhood, stealing our children. Don't listen to his promises or threats. Teach the children to hide from him. If The Ogre takes your child, you will never see it again." Go. Take it to Raufeisen.
Raufeisen:
An ogre? An ogre?! Are we in a fairy tale? We are surrounded by traitors. This has a Jewish stink about it. Can't you smell it? This just means you have to work harder. Our school must still remain the best. I'm counting on it.
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The Ogre - Abel's New Responsibility with the Boys
Obersturmbanfuehrer Raufeisen: [''To the new boys'']
Did you bring up these boys, Abel? Heil!
Boys:
Heil!
Raufeisen:
This is excellent, Abel. You showed initiative. In fact, I think I'm going to make this your regular job here. Plus, you like the boys, don't you?
Abel:
Yes, sir, very much.
Raufeisen:
Yes, and the boys like you. Excellent. You see, here's our problem. We have such a wonderful school, and all the best families in Germany are proud to have their children come here but the common people, especially the peasants here, you see... they are so crude and uneducated that they don't want their children to attend our school. They even hide them from us.
Frau Netta:
Bravo, Abel.
Raufeisen:
Now we want to give everyone the benefit of the Reich, and that's why I want you to help us, Abel. You consider yourself an ordinary fellow. So it's simply ideal. All right, my boy? I'm relying on you. Cover the entire countryside, and don't worry about insisting when you have to. Just bring me the boys.
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