:19:01
All we need to do is damage it.
Enough to stop their breakers.
:19:04
We want the soldiers to come.
:19:07
If I place my men, when they decide to
roll, we'll trank them in a cross fire.
:19:11
They won't use the bridge, they'll
go around trying to outflank you.
:19:14
The Japanese don't go around.
Not with the fighting ability.
:19:17
They do not have enough
respect for us as soldiers.
:19:34
- How are the others?
- It's good.
:19:38
We're waiting to hear
what you have to say, sir.
:19:43
I don't know what to tell them anymore.
:19:49
I can say something on your behalf, sir.
:19:52
Until you feel better.
:20:00
Can you write a letter?
:20:04
It depends what kind of letter.
:20:09
I'm not sure myself.
:20:12
I already started it a
thousand times and give it up.
:20:19
There's a... pencil
and paper under my bed.
:20:34
- Who you're writing to?
- A lady named Margaret.
:20:41
And I'm not sure how
well I know her anymore.
:20:44
I have been living in
my imagination so long.
:20:48
I'm afraid I'll write something crazy
love letter and embarrass us both.
:20:56
Red didn't seem to think so.