Headmaster: "The world is changing, Mr. Chipping."
Mr. Chipping: "I know the world's changing, Dr. Rouston. I'm seeing the old traditions die, one by one. Grace and dignity and feeling for the past. All that matters here today is a fat banking account. You're trying to run this school like a factory for turning out money-making, machine-made snobs. You've raised the fees, and in the end, the boys who really belong to Brookfield will be frozen out. Modern methods, intensive training - poppycock! Give a boy a sense of humor and a sense of proportion, and he'll stand up to anything."
- Robert Donat (Mr. Chips) in Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1939)
