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@eschwartz,
@mzmm:
as to the quotes: In a direct speech, for example:
"Du, Du willst doch nur ...",
the first upper case 'Du' should be maintained, whereas the second should be lower case.
But if the sentence is:
"Blah, blah, blah", sagte Er, "Du, Du willst doch nur...",
all the personal pronouns ('Er', 'Du') should be lower case, for the direct speech is only continued; in the first example it is starting the sentence.
BTW: Instead of " ", I use right and left angled quotation marks (guillemts).
Many thanks so far, and I hope it has become clearer!
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