1:13:04
The truth is I'm an ordinary man.
1:13:07
You might have told me that, Dryden.
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And I want an ordinary job, sir.
1:13:13
That's my reason for resigning.
1:13:17
It's personal.
1:13:18
-Personal?
-Yes, sir.
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Personal?
You're a serving officer in the field.
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And as it happens,
a damned important one. Are you mad?
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No, and if you don't mind,
I'd rather not go mad.
1:13:31
That's my reason too.
1:13:33
Look, I'm making my big push
on Damascus the 16th of next month...
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...and you are part of it.
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Can you understand that? You're
an important part of the big push!
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I don't want to be part
of your big push!
1:13:49
What about your Arab friends?
1:13:51
I have no Arab friends!
I don't want Arab friends!
1:13:55
What in hell do you want, Lawrence?
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I've told you, I just want
my ration of common humanity.
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-Lawrence.
-Yes?
1:14:07
Nothing. Sorry I interrupted, sir.
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That's all right.
Thank you, Mr. Dryden.
1:14:13
Thank you, sir.
1:14:15
Why don't we...?
1:14:20
There's blood on your back.
1:14:23
-Do you want a doctor?
-No.
1:14:27
Tell me what happened.
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Say, what goes on in there?
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-Nothing.
-Oh, come on!
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-No, really. Nothing at all.
-Is the man in trouble?
1:14:42
I expect so. We all have troubles.
Life's a vale of troubles.
1:14:46
Let me know if the man's in trouble.
I've got a claim in that man.
1:14:50
-What claim?
-I've made that boy a hero.
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When the war's over,
he can be anything he wants.
1:14:57
Yes. Well, at the moment
he wants to be somebody else.