:32:00
- There's nothing we can do about it.
- That's what you think.
:32:10
May I come in? Please.
:32:13
I should've phoned you,
but I didn't have time.
:32:17
Pat, we've got a problem.
:32:19
It's been reported to me
Andy plans to desert.
:32:22
I didn't stop him from jumping ship.
I could have.
:32:25
I can have him taken back in irons now,
but I don't want that.
:32:29
I want that boy to come back
to his ship on his own two feet.
:32:32
It's been extremely difficult,
but I've had to discipline myself...
:32:36
...never to interfere
in the personal affairs of my men.
:32:39
This is one time I'm forced to.
I have no choice.
:32:42
I like you too much.
:32:44
As Andy's commanding officer,
I certainly can't sanction this behavior.
:32:49
As a man, I do understand it.
:32:54
Pat, you've done a lot for this boy.
:32:57
You've given him his place in life.
:32:59
You can't let him betray himself now.
:33:02
Betray him to what, Colonel Huxley,
his grave?
:33:05
I haven't forgotten about another boy...
:33:07
...a boy who was buried at El Alamein.
:33:10
Do you think you and Andy
could ever live in peace?
:33:14
This would destroy both of you,
even if you got away with it.
:33:18
I knew this was going to happen.
Why did I let it?
:33:21
Colonel, where is our war?
:33:23
Tell me, why do I have to give him up?
:33:25
- Tell me.
- He's a man. He has a job to do.
:33:29
You're no different than millions
of other women in this war.
:33:32
You know what you have to do.
:33:59
Andy, hold me.