2:55:03
Yes, sir.
2:55:14
This is what is known
in literature as the pregnant pause.
2:55:39
Let's write to Walter Winchell.
2:55:42
- I almost felt sorry for him.
- Don't be so sentimental, Willie.
2:55:48
I thought it was a good speech.
2:55:51
It was close to an apology.
We could have backed him up.
2:55:55
He turned yellow
the first time we got into action.
2:55:59
You knew nothing about DeVriess
and you know even less about Queeg.
2:56:05
He's tired.
His nerves are shot.
2:56:08
A man can lose his head
after what Queeg has gone through.
2:56:11
That's endearing, but it won't hold.
2:56:14
Has it ever occurred to you that
our captain might be unbalanced?
2:56:20
I know about abnormal behaviour.
2:56:23
Captain Queeg has every symptom of
acute paranoia. He'll snap any day.
2:56:29
- Step outside.
- I'd like to stay.
2:56:32
- Let him. He studied psychology.
- You're fooling with dynamite.
2:56:37
The man is a Freudian delight.
He crawls with clues.
2:56:42
The rolling balls, the second-hand
phrases, the migraine headaches...
2:56:49
Shirt-tails, and tonight's speech:
I turned yellow but my dog likes me.
2:56:55
- I think Tom does make sense.
- You stay out of this.