:47:02
...I thought to myseIf,
''Sam is a soIdier. He wiII soon move on.''
:47:10
I'm going to bed now, Sam.
PIease don't say anything.
:47:17
If you want to come back and see us,
you'II aIways be weIcome here.
:47:21
If not...
:47:25
...you've aIready given us
a Iot of happiness.
:47:56
I fought two wars that week...
:47:58
...my own and the Army's.
:48:00
The Army's was easy.
:48:02
Mostly, I thought about that word.
:48:05
Monique was wrong.
:48:06
It's not the first one you learn at all...
:48:09
...and some kids never learn it at all.
:48:11
Some learn it and never use it.
:48:13
I learned it early and used it often.
:48:16
It showed just how tough I was...
:48:18
...and that wasn't all.
:48:21
Where I was brought up,
Harlem near 125th, they were on one side...
:48:25
...and we were on the other.
:48:27
Why? I don't know why...
:48:29
...except a lot of people need somebody
to look down on...
:48:32
...or they think they do.
:48:35
What's the matter, Lieutenant?
:48:43
Not a thing.