:49:02
I couldn't leave now, Kitty.
:49:05
I don't know how to explain it
to someone like you.
:49:09
But we all came here together,
and now we're trying to do something.
:49:13
And I must stay here, Kitty.
:49:15
Gen. Sutherland calling the Olympia.
:49:19
This is the Exodus. Come in, General.
:49:22
I have received instructions
from the Colonial Office in London.
:49:25
No attempt will be made
to board the Olympia...
:49:28
...but the harbor will remain blocked.
:49:31
You may return to
Karaolos whenever you wish.
:49:34
If you choose to remain in the ship...
:49:36
...provisions and medical supplies
will be sent to you as you need them.
:49:40
Message completed.
:49:41
Not even now?
:49:44
Kitty...
:49:45
...I couldn't.
:49:47
It's like leaving your
family when things are bad.
:49:52
I know.
:49:55
If you want anything, let me know.
:49:56
Yes. Gen. Sutherland's your friend.
:49:59
Tell him to let us go to Palestine.
:50:09
They're just going to turn this ship
into another concentration camp.
:50:16
Go back? Nonsense.
:50:19
Did we escape for just ourselves alone? No.
:50:22
We've done it for hundreds of thousands
of Jews all over Europe...
:50:26
...who couldn't get out.
:50:27
Also it makes news. World news.
:50:30
I want your attention for a minute.
:50:33
Now you all heard Gen. Sutherland
on the loudspeaker.
:50:36
You must now make a decision.
:50:38
You can go back to Karaolos...
:50:40
The only way to go back to Karaolos
is by crawling!
:50:44
...or you can stay aboard this ship.
:50:46
Who are you making the propaganda for?
Them or us?
:50:51
Quiet, please. There's another possibility.
:50:56
You were picked by Haganah for this ship...
:50:58
...so that your escape to {Palestine
would have some meaning to the world.