:19:04
Only me.
:19:07
I'd like so much to have your child.
:19:11
I was the only girl in Brooklyn
who didn't get pregnant during the war.
:19:15
My mother kept the statistics.
:19:21
What kind of a father would I make now?
:19:25
- Maybe when everything's right...
- Everything's never going to be right...
:19:29
...for anybody.
:19:31
But they still have children...
:19:34
...and I want yours.
:19:37
Ours.
:19:40
Now.
:19:44
There's a chance, isn't there,
I might never have you again?
:20:10
You always come barging
into the Pentagon...
:20:12
...asking a question
on a life-or-death matter...
:20:15
...to be answered in exactly two minutes.
:20:17
I'd just be an adviser.
It's headquarters stuff.
:20:20
You couldn't advise a taffy pull
without slugging somebody.
:20:24
I know it's touchy.
:20:27
What's our official policy
in the Middle East?
:20:30
This afternoon or this morning?
:20:33
There's good military reason for remaining
friendly with the Arab governments...
:20:37
...and none for loaning a reserve officer...
:20:39
...as military adviser
to a pipsqueak nation...
:20:42
...that'll be blown off the map on May 15.
:20:45
You can't put out all the fires.
:20:48
Suppose I go as a private citizen?
:20:49
Then don't involve the Army in any way.
Don't use your rank...
:20:53
...or even your right name.
:20:54
Is it all right with you
if I keep the same sex?
:20:58
Colonel, I am not requesting you
not to go...