Patton

:35:11

CONINGHAM:
How'd you manage to stage that?

:35:14

I don't know. . .

:35:15

. . .but if I could find
the Nazis flying those things. . .

:35:19

. . .I'd give them each a medal.

:35:41

PATTON: Can't get over how cold
it gets in the desert.

:35:44

Awfully cold, sir.

:36:15

PATTON: Rommel's out there somewhere,
waiting for me.

:36:18

JENSON:
Yes, sir.

:36:21

PATTON:
You know. . .

:36:23

. . .if I had my way, I'd send
that genius son of a bitch. . .

:36:28

. . .an engraved invitation
in iambic pentameter:

:36:32

A challenge in two stanzas
to meet me alone in the desert.

:36:36

I'll deliver it.

:36:41

Rommel in his tank and me in mine.

:36:44

We'd stop about 20 paces.
We'd get out, we'd shake hands. . .

:36:49

. . .then we'd button up and do battle,
just the two of us.

:36:53

That battle would decide
the outcome of the war.

:36:57

It's too bad jousting's
gone out of style.