:41:02
All they know about life...
:41:09
...is what comes out of books.
:41:25
Listen, you, when you've made a bomb
big enough to kill Rickson...
:41:29
...come back and blow up the world!
:41:39
They're bombing quite a way off now.
:41:47
All right?
:41:49
I'll never get used to air raids.
:41:51
You've gone through some bad ones
in London, haven't you?
:41:54
My father was killed in one.
:41:56
He left the house one morning,
and that's the last we ever saw of him.
:42:01
You must hate the Germans.
:42:06
I hate war and everything about it...
:42:10
...unlike your friend, Capt. Rickson.
:42:15
I had a feeling that night at the dance
that you were running away from Buzz.
:42:19
Perhaps I was.
:42:21
Most women find him attractive.
:42:23
He is, in a dangerous sort of way.
:42:27
Why do we always end up talking
about Buzz?
:42:30
You started it.
:42:31
That's right, I did.
:42:35
I was in love with a man like him once.
:42:37
At least, I thought it was love
till I found out what he was like.
:42:42
Don't look at me like that. You must
have had a girl back in the States.
:42:50
I wasn't exactly in love with her.
:42:52
Our parents were friends.
We grew up together.
:42:54
We don't write anymore. She's
probably going out with somebody else.
:42:57
Like you.