I cannot make it any plainer, William. If you do not look after yourself, your father...

Dr. Ludwig Guttmann: I cannot make it any plainer, William. If you do not look after yourself, your father will. Do you want that? If you don't decide what you want to do with your life, YOUR life, not your parents', then you will be an eternal child. If you do not find your voice and your balls, we will all have wasted our time. Do not ask me what you do now. Tell me. Private William Heath: I don't know. Dr. Ludwig Guttmann: [scoffs] Then I can't help you.

My father says-- I cannot make it any plainer, William. If you do not look after yourself, your father will. Do you want that? If you don't decide what you want to do with your life-- your life, not your parents'-- then you will be an eternal child. If you do not find your voice and your balls, we will all have wasted our time. Do not ask me what you do now. Tell me. I don't know. Then I can't help you. Good, ja? I'd like to raise the subject of the spinal unit extracurricular activities. Extracurricular. I haven't brought my dictionary. Your ridiculous National Games. Ah, yes. Good news travels fast. Blake: What's your objection, Mr. Cowan? Well, where do I start? What is the point of it? Wheelchairs racing across the lawns and croquet and-- Guttmann: Only javelin and archery this year. This year? You must have heard about the Olympics in London, ja? -Bloody hell. -Why not? Because they're cripples. Not in the Olympics themselves, alongside.