Schindler’s List (excerpt)Schindler: People die, it’s a fact of life. He wants to kill everybody? Great. What am I supposed to do about it, bring everybody over? It’s what you think? Yeah, send them over the Schindler, sent them all. His place is a “heaven”, didn’t you know? It’s not a factory, it’s not an enterprise of any kind, it’s a heaven for rabbis, and orphans and people with no skills whatsoever! You think I don’t know what you’re doing? You’re so quiet all the time? I know, I know.Stern: Are you losing money?Schindler: No, I’m not losing money, that’s not the point.Stern: But the point is—Schindler: It’s dangerous. It’s dangerous to me! You have to understand Goeth’s under enormous pressure. You have to think of it in his situation. He’s got this whole pace to run he’s responsible for everything that goes on here, all these people—he’s got a got of things to worry about. And he’s got the war, which brings out her worst in people. Never the good, always the bad, always the bad. But in normal circumstances, he wouldn’t be like this. He’d be all right. There’d be just the good aspects of him, which he is a wonderful crook. A man who loves good food, good wine, the ladies, making money…Stern: And killing?Schindler: He can’t enjoy it.Stern: Briewsky told me the other day somebody escaped from a work detail outside the wire. Goeth lined up everybody from the missing commands barracks. He shot the man to the left of Briewsky, the man to the right of him. he walked down the line shooting every other man with a pistol. Twenty-five.Schindler: What do you want to do about it?Stern: Nothing, nothing. I was just talking.