:00:18
I'm sorry, captain.
:00:20
I thought there was a Jap
loose onboard ship.
:00:23
It was Mr. Raymond.
:00:30
The democratic movement in Japan
after the last war, what happened to it?
:00:34
- The leaders were assassinated.
- What of the people?
:00:37
They have no voice now.
Starvation is the big stick.
:00:40
That's right, sir.
A big wage is $ 7 a week.
:00:43
They have no unions,
no free press, nothing.
:00:45
- They do what they're told.
- Most believe what they're told.
:00:48
Like that hero
who knifed your torpedoman.
:00:51
- They were sold a swindle and accept it.
- How can they support such big families?
:00:55
They don't. Daughters of the poor
are often sold to factories or worse...
:01:00
...when they're about 12.
:01:02
Females are useful there only to work
or to have children.
:01:05
The Japs don't understand
the love we have for our women.
:01:08
They don't even have a word for it.
:01:11
Picking up something directly aft,
captain. Bearing, 180.
:01:16
- All stop. Up scope.
- All answering stopped, sir.
:01:20
Sounds like a cruiser limping in,
destroyers escorting.
:01:38
She's a heavy cruiser, deep in the water,
coming home sick, destroyers for nurses.
:01:45
- Down scope.
- Dead duck, captain?
:01:48
Live duck. No torpedoes.
This is our ticket to the feeding grounds.
:01:55
- Range on cruiser, soundman.
- 4200 yards, sir.
:01:58
Should be tugs coming to help her.
Surge ahead, entrance to Tokyo Bay.