Oprah: How did you get the graceless guard to treat you with respect? You were in prison, and you said, “I would______1_________ only respond to the name Mandela or Mr. Mandela.”Mandela: You must______2______the battle for dignity on the very first day you go to jail … And that was what we did. We________3____________ and insisted in being respected, even though we were prisoners.Oprah: How is there no bitterness?Mandela: Well, I hated oppression (压迫). And when I think about the past, the type of things they did, I feel angry._________4_________ said, "The white minority (少数派) is an enemy. We must never talk to them." But _____5_____ said, "If you don't talk to these men, your country will go up in flames (毁于一旦). And, ___________6________________, this country will be engulfed (淹没) in rivers of blood.” So we had to reconcile (调和) that conflict, and our talking to the enemy was the result of the domination (控制，支配) of the brain over emotion.Oprah: This has not happened before, _______7__________, that as he was leaving the building, every one of the Harpo staff, of the 300 people in the building, lined the hallway (走廊) ___________8_____________. Now we call that the Nelson Mandela Hallway here at Harpo.