:37:03
You are going to jump
in those clothes?
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I might look a little bit silly
going down, Mr Steiner,
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but I'll be a lot safer
when I land on the ground.
:37:15
There's an old poem which,
translated from the Irish, says:
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"I realised fear one morning
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"To the blare
of the fox hunters' sound
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"When they're all chasing after
The poor bloody fox
:37:29
"It's safer
To dress like the hound"
:37:33
You're quite literary.
:37:34
If the truth be known, Colonel,
I'm a bloody literary genius.
:37:40
- Your complete instructions.
- Right.
:37:43
All of it - everything?
No cyanide pill?
:37:47
I couldn't conceive of a
situation where you'd take one.
:37:56
(Dog barks)
:37:58
(Whistles)
:38:04
It's a little trick I learnt
from my uncle in Belfast.
:38:07
In the Middle Ages they would
have burned you for that.
:38:12
Goodbye, Mr Devlin.
I will see you in England.
:38:16
I'll be there.
:38:18
(Plane engine revs up)
:38:28
- How do I jump out?
- Release your safety belt.
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I turn the aircraft upside-down,
you drop out.
:38:36
Has it occurred to you that the
signature on your authorisation
:38:40
could just be a forgery?
:38:42
Why not fly to Berchtesgaden
and ask him yourself?
:38:46
Let's not bother the man.