3:31:02
Did you obey Mr Maryk because
you thought the captain was crazy. -
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- Or because you hated him?
3:31:15
Mr Keith, it's contempt of court
to refuse to answer questions.
3:31:22
Mr Maryk did the right thing.
3:31:27
No further questions.
3:31:30
Mr Keith, have you ever heard
the expression "Old Yellowstain"?
3:31:35
- Repeat that, please.
- Old Yellowstain.
3:31:41
Yes, sir.
It was a nickname for Captain Queeg.
3:31:45
- What did it imply?
- Cowardice.
3:31:48
I object. That was an unnecessary
attack on the honour of an officer.
3:31:55
The career of an officer with a long
unblemished record is involved here.
3:32:00
I warn you, you bear full
responsibility for your conduct.
3:32:06
The court will hold in abeyance
to the prosecution's motion.
3:32:10
Did that nickname have
anything to do with the typhoon?
3:32:14
- No, sir.
- That's all.
3:32:17
- No further questions.
- The court has no questions.
3:32:22
You may only discuss your testimony
with the parties to the trial.
3:32:27
You're excused.
3:32:29
You're excused.
3:32:30
The ship was rolling bad. Queeg said
to come left, Maryk said right.
3:32:36
- Which did you do?
- I obeyed Mr Maryk.
3:32:39
- Mr Keith said he'd taken command.
- Did the captain act crazy?
3:32:43
- Did Mr Maryk?
- No, sir.
3:32:46
Was the captain scared?
Mr Maryk? Was anyone?
3:32:50
Just me.
I was plenty scared.
3:32:55
- Did you like Captain Queeg?
- I liked him, but not a lot.