:36:03
And we'll get them with patience.
:36:05
- That's the only word you know.
- I know this:
:36:09
If we touch one officer...
:36:11
...our whole cause is lost.
:36:20
Do you think he heard?
:36:22
That old drunk? What's it matter?
:36:38
- Didn't I tell you to clean this up?
- I did.
:36:42
You call this clean?
:36:44
It seems I have to teach you
another lesson. Come here.
:37:01
- I hope I'm not disturbing you.
- Not in the least, Mr. Goss.
:37:06
I thought I should report that...
:37:11
Report what?
:37:14
Wheatley's recovering from punishment.
The others are back on duty.
:37:19
You told me all this yesterday.
:37:24
Really, I wish, sir,
to make a suggestion.
:37:27
Well, forgive me if l...
What I mean is...
:37:33
...if he could stay in the sick bay...
:37:36
...he'd be out
of their hands, you see.
:37:39
- Who would be out of whose hands?
- Your son.
:37:42
- What are you trying to tell me?
- I can hear everything.
:37:46
My quarters are just opposite.
These punishments...
:37:50
Is my... Is Mr. Crawford
the only one punished?
:37:54
No, but when two or three
get beaten, he's always one of them.