:43:00
Suppose they use the
old-fashioned methods?
:43:04
Suppose your ventriloquist's dummy
just won't talk...
:43:07
...because he's a good man?
He won't be easy to break!
:43:11
He may take a lot of punishment before
he tells them our plan!
:43:14
He may even die on them
and tell them nothing at all!
:43:17
Have you considered that?
:43:22
Yes, l have.
:43:23
l'll bet you have!
:43:28
l'll bet you've considered that
as far back as the cliff!
:43:31
You and your...
:43:32
...three choices.
:43:35
l'll bet that's why you dragged
him around with us all this time!
:43:41
lf he lives, he'll never
be the same again!
:43:43
Do you know what you've done?
:43:46
You've used up
an important human being!
:43:53
Oh, l misjudged you.
:43:55
You're rather a ruthless
character, Captain Mallory.
:44:01
l didn't think of it
back on the cliff.
:44:04
But if l had...
:44:06
...l'd have done the same thing.
lt's our only chance!
:44:10
Well, right now l say
to hell with the job!
:44:13
l've been on 1 00 jobs,
none of which altered the war.
:44:16
There've been 1 ,000 wars and there'll
be 1 ,000 more, until we're all dead.
:44:20
l don't care about the war anymore.
l care about Roy!
:44:23
And if Turkey enters on the wrong side?
:44:25
So what? Let the world blow itself
to pieces, as it deserves!
:44:29
What about the 2,000 men on Kheros?
:44:32
l don't know them.
But l do know the man on Navarone!
:44:35
Mr. Miller, the man was
finished when he fell.
:44:39
That's easy for you to say,
sitting there, drinking coffee!
:44:55
lt's funny. l was grateful
when you left him behind today.