Le prime 200 righe.
Stop it, what are you doing?
Leave him alone.
Keep out of this, sweetheart.
It's state business.
What do you mean?
Let me go.
Friend of yours is he?
Your lover?
No, of course not.
I've never seen him before.
Then why are you so upset?
- I'm not, but you don't have to be so brutal.
Then why did he come here?
You're a sympathiser, are you?
No, let me go, please.
- But why did he come in here?
I don't know.
- I think you'd better come with us
and answer a few questions.
This is Radio Freedom.
Every day more and more of us are being sent to the camps,
more and more of us disappear or die.
The government calls us traitors or deviants,
because we oppose its ideology.
And then it tries to wipe us out
because we believe that we have the right to be ourselves.
Then it justifies its policies
by talking of work ethic, community obedience,
social conformity.
But what it's really saying is accept slavery or die.
The time has come to fight back.
God don't give up, don't give up.
Fight for yourself, fight for your children
and fight for .
Where are we?
Like I've been drugged.
- Keeps you from knowing where ya are.
- We're on our way to a re-ed camp, aren't we?
Yeah.
They're going to make obedient little citizens out of us.
Who are?
What do you mean?
Society.
- But I've never been against society.
I didn't do anything.
I shouldn't be here.
Honey, they put ya here.
That means you belong here.
You might as well make the best of it.
I don't belong here either.
Except some asshole turned me in for being a whore.
Which I am not.
But that doesn't mean a damn to them.
- Well, well, well, what do we have here?
Come on boys and girls.
Come on my children.
Come out.
Don't be bashful.
Greet the day.
You too, come, over here.
Come, come, come.
Right over here my darling.
That's it.
Come out.
And you too my little flower.
Come out.
Now.
Please.
Come out my darling.
That's fine.
Hey Griff!
Fresh meat.
There we are.
Now over.
Over just a bit.
As long as you obey and just do as you're told...
Ah, you'll keep lad. I'll come back and see you.
Little flower.
You understand what I'm saying?
Head down, ass up, that's what it is.
- I'll kill that bastard one day.
Keep working.
Yes sir.
There we are.
As long as you do what you're told.
Do what you're told, if you know what I mean.
Huh?
As long as you obey you will learn.
The sooner you learn the sooner you will get outta here.
Do I make myself clear?
Do I?
Now move it.
Over.
You must obey me and every other guard in this camp.
Without question.
Everything that happens here is for your own good.
One day you understand.
- More trash for you to take care of Charles?
Uh huh.
Rook takes bishop, check.
Ah.
Your strategy has improved since my last visit, Charles.
You seem to be leading me on more.
- Like you, I enjoy a good contest.
- Yes, I must say I'm quite looking forward
to your little game.
An unusual... sacrifice?
- I thought you'd appreciate it, Mr. Secretary.
A chance to get away from your office for a little sport
and still carry out your inspection programme.
Oh yes, yes, the programme.
Damn deviants are everywhere.
Misfits and troublemakers think they can do what they want.
I can tell you now, camps are busting at the seams.
I don't know how we're going to handle them all.
Of course, you don't have
that over crowding problem, do you?
Certainly not.
No, I find many uses for them.
If you see one you can use, just ask for her.
Hmm?
Yes, that one there,
the one with the long, dark hair.
She's rather nice, hmm?
Quite... vulnerable, don't you know?
- Getting a bit hot, my little flower, is it?
Are you starting to wilt?
I'll tell you what. Maybe we better take off our,
our hot clothes.
Or perhaps you'd like to have a drink.
No please.
This oughta be fun to watch.
In order to be a toad in these places
you gotta give up your balls.
You mean toads can't do it.
Yeah.
He's just dreaming.
Didn't you notice he walked funny?
Cut 'em right off.
Supposed to make 'em meaner.
It just gets 'em real frustrated.
- Maybe you would like to do it for her, son.
It's your turn, son.
Now.
Head down, ass up.
- All right wise-ass. Make your move.
Come on.
- All deviants assemble immediately
in centre compound.
All deviants assemble immediately in centre compound.
All deviants assemble immediately in centre compound.
All deviants assemble immediately in centre compound.
Welcome.
I've been expecting you.
I am Charles Thatcher, your camp master.
You must be Chris Walters.
Seems you've been upsetting some of the wrong people.
But I-
- Make damn sure you don't upset me.
And you would be Rita Daniels.
Yes, you'll get on here very well I'm sure.
Paul Anders. Re-ed Camp 42 escaped.
Camp 70 released on forged papers.
B-Mod Urban Centre Six, escaped.
You've acquired quite a reputation, haven't you?
- Read a lot about you too, Thatcher.
Supposed to run a tough camp.
I get results.
You are now among a select group.
You have been chosen to take part in a special programme here.
And you are indeed fortunate.
By the time you have completed your stay,
whenever that may be,
we will have provided you
with the necessary attitude for advancement.
We will make certain that you have ample opportunity
for self improvement.
And all we require is that you obey a few simple rules.
I'm sure that you will quickly learn the routine
from the others.
Mr. Ritter, their first lesson.
All right bitch.
Sing out.
- Sir, I'm a deviant, the lowest form of life on Earth.
Ha!
- The Re-education and, and Behaviour Modification Centre
is my salvation.
Sir, I'm a deviant, the lowest form of life on Earth.
I will obey, obey the state, my parents and you, sir.
Sir, I'm a deviant, the lowest form of life on Earth.
I will learn to be an asset to society.
Sir, I am,
I'm a
What?
I will.
- We are all part of a great society.
One which is the product of many generations of thought.
While it is true that in the past mistakes have been made,
we now know that this society depends upon
the wholehearted cooperation of every one of its members.
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