1:25:06
Delusions are typical in cases like this.
1:25:12
- l'll be in my quarters.
- Aye aye, sir.
1:25:35
Yes?
1:25:40
Hi. Buy you a cup of coffee?
1:25:43
- Look, Lee, l...
- Now, wait. Waitjust a minute.
1:25:46
l appreciate your blind loyalty to the admiral.
1:25:50
l felt that way too, until his lunatic actions
began to follow a pattern.
1:25:54
- ''LunatÃc actions''?
- All right, is this rational?
1:25:58
No search for survivors on lce Floe Delta.
1:26:01
Crash-dived in New York
with police on deck.
1:26:04
Sent a minisub into a minefield,
killing two of my men.
1:26:07
- Well, he had to take the chance...
- Drove a fine officer to sabotage and suicide.
1:26:13
Produced a threatening note,
probably written by himself.
1:26:17
Then he dreamed up a murder attempt,
which was his smoking in bed!
1:26:20
- l believe him.
- And now he approves of desertion,
1:26:24
when we desperately need
every able-bodied man on this sub.
1:26:28
- Lord knows what he'll do next.
- Or what you'll do next. ls that it?
1:26:32
''Procedure under which a subordinate officer
may relieve a superior of his command.''
1:26:38
- That's just in case.
- Of what?
1:26:42
l decide the admiral is irresponsible.
1:26:46
lrresponsible?!
1:26:49
So what are you going to do
about the missile? lt has to be fired.
1:26:53
Why? lf the admiral's crazy,
his plan is crazy, too.
1:26:56
The UN thought so.
They've got subs out looking for us.
1:26:59
Well, Professor Emery believes in it!