:25:03
Ever smell anything better than that
in your life?
:25:05
Never.
:25:08
In that case, taste it.
:25:19
Why, it's a masterpiece, Bindle.
:25:21
You taste there
the fruits of two days' panhandling.
:25:24
All of which goes to prove
that nothing is wasted.
:25:26
People could look at me and say,
"Bindle Jackson, hobo."
:25:29
But without 20 years' experience on the
road, could I make up a mulligan like that?
:25:33
- Never.
- Now, if I could only shoot.
:25:43
Colonel, strictly from a point of view
of scientific curiosity...
:25:47
what would you say our chances are?
:25:50
- Of blowing up the dump or getting back?
- Both, especially the latter.
:25:55
- Fair.
- Fair?
:25:57
You wouldn't say good?
:25:58
Not if you want me to tell you
what I think.
:26:01
Very interesting, isn't it?
:26:03
Not, come to think about it, that I have
any seriously pressing engagements.
:26:09
- Colonel, did you have a good life?
- Fine life, Bindle.
:26:14
Especially here on the islands.
:26:17
- And you?
- I can't complain.
:26:21
You know,
that's the worst part about war.
:26:24
You meet somebody,
you get to know them...
:26:27
wham, you never see them again.
:26:28
You see something,
but you never know how it ends.
:26:32
Be nice to know right now
how all this is going to end, wouldn't it?
:26:37
It certainly would.
:26:41
You will bow to the Japanese officer
as representative of His lmperial Majesty!
:26:47
Lower!
:26:50
Fellow Orientals, the hand
of His lmperial Majesty, the Emperor...
:26:55
has put an end to your domination...
:26:57
by an exploiting and arrogant
American race.