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-Lawrence.
-Yes?
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Nothing. Sorry I interrupted, sir.
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That's all right.
Thank you, Mr. Dryden.
1:14:13
Thank you, sir.
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Why don't we...?
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There's blood on your back.
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-Do you want a doctor?
-No.
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Tell me what happened.
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Say, what goes on in there?
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-Nothing.
-Oh, come on!
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-No, really. Nothing at all.
-Is the man in trouble?
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I expect so. We all have troubles.
Life's a vale of troubles.
1:14:46
Let me know if the man's in trouble.
I've got a claim in that man.
1:14:50
-What claim?
-I've made that boy a hero.
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When the war's over,
he can be anything he wants.
1:14:57
Yes. Well, at the moment
he wants to be somebody else.
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Will you kindly allow me to pass?
1:15:04
Walk away, Dryden, walk away.
1:15:07
Always walking away, aren't you?
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Well, I'll tell you.
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It's a clash of temperament
that's going on in there.
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Inevitably, one of them's half-mad...
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...and the other, wholly unscrupulous.
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I believe your name will
be a household word...
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...when you'd have to go to the
war museum to find who Allenby was.
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You're the most extraordinary man
I ever met.
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Leave me alone.
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-Leave me alone.
-That's a feeble thing to say.
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-I know I'm not ordinary.
-That's not what I'm saying.
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All right, I'm extraordinary.
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What of it?
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Not many people have
a destiny, Lawrence.
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It's a terrible thing
for a man to funk it if he has.
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Are you speaking from experience?
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No.
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You're guessing, then.
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Suppose you're wrong.