:28:04
Why did you play truant, Petterson?
:28:08
What possessed you?
:28:12
Were you afraid of someone?
:28:16
Hadn't you prepared for the lesson?
:28:20
We really have to talk about it.
Don't you see that?
:28:27
Well?
:28:33
You see, Caligula...
:28:35
- I mean, the Latin master...
- Yes, I understand.
:28:40
- He scares you.
- Scares you?
:28:44
Your mind goes blank,
you're struck dumb.
:28:47
The others hate him.
We're all scared.
:28:52
Most teachers you respect.
But he enjoys frightening us.
:28:57
He's sadistic.
:29:00
- Do you think so, Petterson?
- I don't know.
:29:05
So you played truant on Monday
because it was double Latin.
:29:11
All your Sundays are ruined
because of the Monday Latin lessons.
:29:18
And now you get
a black mark, Petterson.
:29:21
Was it worth it?
:29:24
Yes.
:29:26
Are you that frightened?
:29:28
Please don't give me a black mark!
It will spoil my oral.
:29:33
Please - I won't do it again.
:29:37
My parents will be so cross.
I won't dare go home.
:29:42
I'm too indulgent.
:29:44
Good job I'm retiring next year.
:29:47
I can't be loyal to both
the pupils and the teachers.
:29:51
But you just watch it, Petterson.
Don't repeat it!
:29:59
I think the boys are afraid of you.