:13:01
That's a question I've asked myself.
It's worried me quite a bit.
:13:07
And what was the answer?
:13:09
I don't honestly know, sir.
:13:11
I've tried to imagine myself....
:13:16
I suppose I find it hard to kid myself
that killing isn't a crime.
:13:20
It's an old army problem.
:13:23
Well, I think that's all.
Thank you, Joyce.
:13:28
Am I to go with the team?
:13:31
We'll let you know.
:13:40
You see what I mean.
:13:41
Well, at least he was honest.
:13:43
None of us ever know the answer to
that question until the moment arises.
:13:48
What's your opinion, Shears?
:13:50
Well, he's Canadian.
:13:52
That fits with the international
composition of this outfit.
:13:56
If he wants to go,
he can take my place!
:13:59
Well, if you're all agreed on Joyce,
he's yours.
:14:03
I had an air reconnaissance
report on the village.
:14:07
There's enough clearing
to make your jump at dusk.
:14:10
-You've had parachute training?
-No, sir.
:14:13
Blast! This is awkward.
:14:16
Silly, it never occurred to me!
:14:18
Well, maybe--
:14:20
He's right.
Arrange some practice jumps for him.
:14:23
I'll go check right away.
:14:25
-All right, Chapman, you can run along.
-Yes, sir.
:14:30
Well, feel like a sniff of air?
:14:32
Yes, sir.
:14:34
You don't realize what a plum you are.
:14:37
Your knowledge of the area,
making friends in that village.
:14:40
lt's almost as if your whole escape
had been planned with us in mind.
:14:47
By the way, here's something that'll
interest you. The new '' L'' pill.
:14:52
-L pill?
-L for lethal. lnstant, painless.
:14:56
Much better than the old ones.
For capture, of course.
:14:59
You're telling me
not to be taken alive.