:43:05
Here's to your convictions...
and my acquittal.
:43:10
Oh, I don't judge you, General.
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I just report what I saw.
:43:16
Er... I'd like to suggest
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the possibility that you were deceived.
:43:23
Deceived by whom?
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By yourself.
:43:27
We all know the tricks
that the sun and the sea,
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even your own eyes, can play on you.
:43:34
Particularly after a long day on the water.
:43:36
Would you admit that that's possible?
:43:40
Just possible.
:43:45
Well, I suppose so.
:43:48
The defence rests. For today.
:43:51
Now, I think we ought
to prosecute these martinis
:43:54
before their statutes of limitations expire.
:44:03
Your mother told me that you were divorced.
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Yes.
:44:10
Well, I saw how very good
you were with those children.
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- Do you have any of your own?
- No.
:44:20
Unfortunately. I always wanted them but...
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Tom, that's my ex, he didn't want children.
:44:28
We used to fight about that a lot.
:44:31
Well, maybe you only lost one battle,
Mrs Stewart...
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not a whole war.
:44:41
What about you? Are you married?
:44:43
No. I never did find the time.
:44:47
First there was my military career.
:44:50
Then my construction company.
I was married to the business, as they say.
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Well, I can understand that.