:55:05
There are a few of us colonials
scattered around.
:55:09
Maj. Brough is our officer.
Maybe you'd like to meet him.
:55:12
Yes. Yes, of course.
:55:16
Who are those poor sorts, corporal?
:55:19
Just some of the guys. Officers.
:55:24
-Officers?
-Yeah.
:55:27
These are officers' huts.
The enlisted men are inside the wall.
:55:33
-Are they all like that?
-Sir?
:55:35
Do they all look like that?
:55:46
-Then why are you so different?
-Sir?
:55:50
Why are you so different?
:55:53
-How do you mean, sir?
-Why are you dressed properly...
:55:56
...and they're in rags?
:55:59
No harm in looking after your clothes,
is there?
:56:02
You're in good shape too, aren't you?
:56:06
l've been keeping on the ball, sir.
:56:08
-No harm in that either, is there, sir?
-No. No harm at all.
:56:15
-Where's the commandant's quarters?
-Over there, sir. The end bungalow.
:56:20
Right.
:56:23
l won't forget you, corporal.
:56:25
l'll certainly see Maj. Brough
at the earliest opportunity.
:56:29
-What do you mean by that, sir?
-Figure it out, corporal.
:56:41
l wish l had your nerve, Fortnum.
l couldn't talk to him.
:56:46
l ran away. We all did.
:56:48
He was so real. lt was too real.
:56:52
God, it's mad, isn't it?
lt's over, and we've survived.
:56:56
But it's still all mad.
:56:59
What did he say to you?