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Strange.
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You can read about
a hundred atrocities,
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hear about a thousand,
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but you only have to see one.
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And suddenly...
he becomes your brother.
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So far, I have cooperated
because I had to.
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Now I do it willingly.
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So do I.
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They want me to find out
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where you're manufacturing
and storing fuel for those jets.
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I'll find out.
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And every place we went,
it was the same.
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Factories, refineries, railroads.
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All beginning to show the effects
of the bombing.
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Did you drive through Regensburg?
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What was left of it.
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I hear the raid was very successful.
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The chemical plants
were completely destroyed.
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So was a school and 120 children.
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- Well, those things can't be helped.
- That doesn't console me.
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I provided the information
on those chemical plants.
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- And so did ten others, I'm sure.
- I don't care if there were a thousand.
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I am partly responsible
for killing those children.
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And maybe partly responsible
for shortening the war.
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Don't you think I've told myself that?
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Don't you think I've tried to rationalize
what I'm doing in every possible way?
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But even a good end
does not justify evil means.
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You were willing to give
your life to that end.