Gandhi/Heartwarming

"Margaret Bourke-White: So you really are going to Pakistan then? You are a stubborn man.
 * Several of his conversations with Margaret.

Gandhi: I'm simply going to prove to Hindus here and Muslims there that the only devils in the world are those running around in our own hearts. And that is where all our battles ought to be fought.

Margaret: So what kind of warrior have you been in that warfare?

Gandhi: Not a very good one. That's why I have so much tolerance for the other scoundrels of the world."


 * The end of Gandhi's hunger strike, when he is informed that the Hindu-Muslim violence has stopped. In a weak voice he asked for some orange juice and crackers.
 * "India and Britain have had a long history together, and when they leave we shall see them out as friends."