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1:21:09
Hey! Hey! What the hell's going on here?
1:21:13
- Hey! Where's the water?
- Who turned off the goddamn...

1:21:19
- How does it look?
- It's OK right now.

1:21:23
- We should guard the other water heaters.
- Let's make thirst a capital offence.

1:21:27
He's right. We run out of water, we've had it.
1:21:30
If we can't trust our own guys,
what's the point?

1:21:32
We couldn't trust them to stay with us.
How can we trust them to save water?

1:21:36
- West cut our strength in half.
- Wait a minute, dammit.

1:21:40
- He is our friend.
- With friends like that...

1:21:43
Hey! I don't wanna hear anyone
bad-mouth West.

1:21:46
He did what he felt was right.
1:21:50
- Put guards on the water supplies.
- Yes, sir.

1:21:53
Brian!
1:22:04
MASH!
1:22:16
Any news?
1:22:21
You want the news? I'll give you the news.
1:22:25
We take you now to reporter Alex Dwyer
on the scene of the uprising.

1:22:29
I'm outside the gates of Bunker Hill Academy
talking to a National Guardsman,

1:22:33
a young man not much older than the infants
who have taken over this old institution.

1:22:37
Let's see what the grunt on the street says.
1:22:40
Trooper, how do you feel about the
possibility of taking this school by force?

1:22:44
- Give me those!
- I'd like to frag the freaks!

1:22:46
Sir, what's your opinion of this crisis?
1:22:48
I feel sorry for the little cherubs. It's
society's fault. We failed to meet the needs...

1:22:52
Thank you, Private Bleeding Heart.
1:22:54
We take you now to a press meeting,
live in progress,

1:22:57
with Colonel Adolf Kerby
of the National Guard.


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