August (about Wille): Well, I guess he's decided that I am... evil. And... I don't know, it's like... It might be true.

School psychologist: What makes you say that, August?

August: I don't see the point in even trying to be nice when I know that I won't ever be forgiven anyway.

School psychologist: It can actually make you feel very, very good, being nice to others. And to yourself. And sometimes, it might be impossible to be forgiven. But we still have to find a way to move on. And if we start making different choices, more selfless acts, we can at least get to the point where we can forgive ourselves.