Dog Soldiers
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-I've got a reaI craving for a kebab.
-I'll take that as a yes.

:41:04
Right, we've got limited ammunition.
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I want you to get as many pots
and pans as you can lay your hands on...

:41:09
... fill them with water and keep them
on the boil, all right?.

:41:14
Terry...
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... whiIe you're at it, stick the kettIe on.
We could all do with a brew.

:41:26
Terry give us a hand with this.
:41:32
Other side. Other side. Ah, you fool!
:41:35
You came here because of them, right?.
:41:37
I don't have a fucking clue what 'they' are.
:41:39
And right now, I don't really care.
:41:40
Then what are you doing here?.
:41:42
This was supposed to be
a routine training exercise and that's all.

:41:45
So this wasn't a rescue mission?.
:41:46
No, I guess not.
:41:51
Back door's secure.
:41:52
What's happening here, Spoon?.
:41:53
Well, they're still moving around our there...
:41:55
... but they're keeping their distance,
staying within the tree line.

:41:57
Maybe they've had enough for one night.
:41:58
Not likely.
:42:00
They're smart. You've seen what they can do.
:42:02
My guess...
:42:04
... is they're doing exactIy
what you'd be doing in their shoes.

:42:06
They're working as a team.
Looking for a weakness, a way in.

:42:09
I'm not about to second guess these things.
:42:11
They're enemy, simple as that.
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This is no ordinary enemy.
:42:36
You know what this reminds me of?.
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Rourke's Drift.
:42:40
A hundred men of HarIech
making a desperate stand...

:42:42
... against ten thousand Zulu warriors.
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Outnumbered, surrounded...
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... staring death in the face,
not flinching for a moment.

:42:52
Balls of British steel.
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You're bloody loving this, aren't you?.
:42:58
It's totally bone -- That's all there is to say.

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