:55:01
three, four...
:55:04
five.
:55:10
Halt!
:55:13
- Who are you?
- Ensign Rostov...
:55:15
looking for
Colonel Dolokhov's detachment.
:55:17
I have a dispatch
from the commander-in-chief.
:55:19
Come, then.
:55:21
How did you find us?
:55:23
Some peasants in the village
below told me.
:55:32
- Dragoons?
- Yes, sir. Dragoons.
:55:34
How many infantrymen?
:55:37
- Maybe a hundred.
- Or 200?
:55:40
Yes, sir. Perhaps 200.
:55:42
Perhaps! Perhaps! Get out of here
before I lose my temper!
:55:45
Out!
:55:59
When was he captured?
:56:01
Last night,
but we won't keep him long.
:56:04
I usually do not take prisoners.
:56:10
- What is this dispatch?
- It's my general's dispatch, sir.
:56:15
- Who are you?
- Ensign Rostov, sir.
:56:18
Rostov. Do you have
a brother Nicholas?
:56:20
- Yes, sir. Do you know him?
- Yes.
:56:26
"All patrols are to pull back
immediately to join the main army...
:56:32
and prepare for a general attack...
:56:34
when the French attempt to cross
the Berezina River. "
:56:47
Rostov, you didn't
find me tonight.
:56:50
You didn't find me
to give me this till tomorrow.
:56:53
Why, sir?
:56:54
That French column of stragglers.
:56:57
I'm going to attack them
tomorrow morning.
:56:59
- One last fight.
- Let me come.