:16:02
Hey, Sarge, cut it out!
:16:04
Quiet, Ed, please!
:16:06
Now, you just sit there quietly
and cooperate.
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Yes, ma'am.
:16:22
Major, to your knowledge,
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have any other ex-members
of your patrol had similar dreams?
:16:29
No, sir. Not to my knowledge.
:16:33
Doesn't it strike anyone as curious that
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Mavole was one of
the two men lost in the action, and
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yet every night in my dream, he's the...
:16:44
he's the one that Raymond...
:16:48
I'm sorry, gentlemen.
:16:51
Now, Major Marco. Since you first brought
your recurring dream to our attention,
:16:56
Raymond Shaw, his life, background,
habits, friends and associates
:17:00
have been under scrupulous examination.
:17:02
The facts speak for themselves.
:17:04
His stepfather is a United States senator.
:17:07
His mother is head of
15 different patriotic organisations.
:17:10
Raymond Shaw is
confidential assistant to Holborn Gaines,
:17:13
our most respected political journalist.
:17:16
- It's inconceivable...
- Major Marco.
:17:18
As the consulting psychiatrist,
:17:20
I'd like to hear
your personal feelings about Shaw.
:17:26
Raymond Shaw is the kindest,
bravest, warmest,
:17:29
most wonderful human being
I've ever known.
:17:31
I see.
:17:33
This opinion, Major,
was it generally held?
:17:36
His fellow soldiers, did they feel
the same way toward him?
:17:40
The men loved him, sir. Why shouldn't
they? He saved their lives.
:17:44
It would seem obvious to me that Major
Marco was suffering a delayed reaction
:17:49
to 18 months
of continuous combat in Korea.
:17:53
I would recommend that the matter of
Raymond Shaw be dropped right now
:17:57
and that Major Marco
be temporarily reassigned
:17:59
to less strenuous and,
if I may say so, less sensitive duties.