Number Two: Du musst amboss oder Hammer sein. Number Six: You must be anvil or hammer. Number Two: I see you know your Goethe. Number Six: And you see me as the anvil? Number Two: Precisely. I am going to hammer you.
Interestingly enough George Orwell, himself very much anti Big Brother; wrote of the Goethe analogy and said, 'invariably, its the Anvil that breaks the hammer'.
2 comments:
I haven't seen this episode in decades, and
I'm not watching it now, but #6 should reply
that the blacksmith has many hammers but
only one anvil.
The Village goes through more #2s than Al Queda.
Interestingly enough George Orwell, himself very much anti Big Brother; wrote of the Goethe analogy and said, 'invariably, its the Anvil that breaks the hammer'.
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