7. The Jews presented Schindler with a ring, as a token of their gratitude at the end of the film. A scripture from the Talmud, "He who saves one life, it is as if he saves the world entire," was inscribed on the inside of the ring. What is the significance of that scripture to Schindler's story and to life in general? 8. According to Ervin Straub, "Goodness, like evil, often begins in small steps." How could decent people remain indifferent to the suffering of their Jewish neighbors and friends and of other Nazi victims? 9. What is a possible explanation for the altruistic behavior of the relatively few non-Jews (the "Righteous Gentiles") who risked their lives to rescue Jews from the Nazis. What action would you have taken had you been living at that time? 10. Durkheim suggested that, "Deviance is relative." With this in mind, explain the Schindlers' departure at the end of the film. 11. At the closing credits of Schindler's List, the audience is introduced to the surviving Schindler Jews. What is the signi