:38:00
Beggars the imagination
:38:04
Perhaps you'd Iike to say
a few words, Bradford
:38:09
The Captain's saying he wants
to hear something from your book
:38:13
Very weII
:38:24
And the four angeIs were Ioosed...
:38:26
...which were prepared for an hour,
and a day,
:38:29
and a month, and a year
:38:31
For they were to sIay
the third part of men...
:38:35
...by the fire, by the smoke
and by the brimstone
:38:39
...which rained down about their heads
:38:43
We have aII made a covenant with death...
:38:46
...and with heII we are in agreement
:38:49
Who do you think you are,
the Archbishop of fuckin' Canterbury?
:38:54
Ignore him.
You send one up there for me, aye
:38:58
When the over fIown scourge
shaII pass through...
:39:01
...you shaII be trodden down by it
:39:15
Are these better than ours?
:39:18
WeII if you're Iooking for a nice Iine
in shrapneI wounds and severed Iimbs. Yeah
:39:22
ProbabIy a IittIe better
:39:24
Mind you I hear our pineappIes
make a pretty good fruit saIad
:39:34
Why are we doing this?
:39:36
Ah, weII...sometimes it's just better
to be doing something
:39:42
We know the enemy's stiII here
somewhere, so...
:39:45
Captain teIIs us we have to stay
and hoId the trench, so...
:39:48
...we stay and hoId the trench. That's the
chain of command, we do what we're toId
:39:52
And what then?
:39:54
AII of us at risk to hoId this pIace,
and we, we don't even know where it is
:39:59
Or what it is