3:33:01
- He acted strange.
- Because he cleaned up the Caine?
3:33:06
Because he made you get haircuts
and was strict about regulations?
3:33:12
These were attempts to make good
sailors out of his crew. That's all.
3:33:18
- What do those stars represent?
- Well...
3:33:23
This silver star is the Coral Sea,
Midway, Guadalcanal...
3:33:28
- That's all.
- Call Lt. Thomas Keefer.
3:33:33
When did you learn
about Queeg's relief?
3:33:37
Mr Maryk called us to the bridge
and told us he had assumed command.
3:33:41
Did Captain Queeg look sick?
3:33:45
In a typhoon nobody looks very well.
3:33:49
Didn't you realise -
3:33:51
- The seriousness of Queeg's
warning about collusion in mutiny?
3:33:56
- Yes, I did.
- Then why didn't you take action?
3:34:00
I wasn't there when he was relieved.
3:34:03
I don't know what he did
to convince Mr Maryk he was sick.
3:34:07
For the safety of the ship
I obeyed Mr Maryk's order. -
3:34:12
- Until higher authority either
endorsed or overruled his action.
3:34:17
When Captain Queeg
was in command of the Caine. -
3:34:21
- Did you ever observe
any evidence of insanity in him?
3:34:25
I can't answer that.
I'm not a psychiatrist.
3:34:29
Did you have any reason
to think Queeg might be insane?
3:34:41
Prior to 31 July, did Maryk
suspect Queeg of being mentally ill?
3:34:47
Yes, sir. Maryk showed me a log
he had written on Queeg's behaviour.
3:34:53
Did you believe that log justified
the relief of Captain Queeg?