"How long
have you been with us Number Twelve?"
"Me Sir?
Quite a long time."
"Obviously
not long enough."
Meaning Number 12 hasn’t been with them long enough to fully understand the ways of The
Village.
A military march goes through the entire
episode, in the plaster busts of military leaders in the drawing room of the
Professor’s home. And in the decor of the Professor's study, in pictures and
statuettes. And also in the military march played as the body of men leave the
educational boardroom, along corridors to the General's office, in military
procession.
Confidence in the
General, confidence in the Professor, and now Number 12 shows our confidence in
you, well members of the educational board, he will give you a confidential
breakdown of the entire operation, in confidence of course. And confidence is
at the very core of all educational processes, even militaristic ones.
I'll be seeing you
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