War and Peace
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:00:38
- I'm glad you stayed tonight.
- So am I.

:00:42
- Aren't the Rostovs charming?
- Charming.

:00:44
It's wonderful
to watch them together.

:00:46
They're like a special race...
a race of handsome, healthy...

:00:49
gay, thoughtless animals.
:00:51
Thoughtless?
:00:52
That's the most charming
of their characteristics.

:00:54
- All of them, you think?
- All of them.

:00:56
No, within a year or two, the girl,
Natasha, will begin to think.

:01:02
That will make her even more
charming and less of a Rostov.

:01:05
- You follow me?
- I think so.

:01:12
I think it's bad for you...
it's wrong to stay down here...

:01:15
year after year, brooding,
not seeing anyone...

:01:18
living the life of a hermit.
:01:20
Bad? Wrong?
:01:23
There are only two things in this
life that are really wrong.

:01:27
Remorse and illness.
:01:30
When I've recovered from the both,
I'll go out in the world again.

:01:33
Remorse? What have you got
to be remorseful for?

:01:36
I was too late.
:01:39
I let Lise die
feeling unloved, uncomforted.

:01:42
I was too busy
on the trail of glory...

:01:44
to take the time
to comfort my wife.

:01:48
Well, I found glory.
:01:52
I stopped the retreat
of a hundred men for five minutes.

:01:55
I was left for dead on
a lost battlefield in a lost war.


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