The War Lover
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1:10:01
Thank you, darling.
1:10:02
- I thought you'd be painting the town.
- We took in a few churches.

1:10:07
- Where's the rest of the gang?
- I don't know.

1:10:10
- I like to do my hunting alone.
- Hunting?

1:10:13
- Hunting.
- Supposing the game won't play?

1:10:16
It will.
1:10:18
You must keep your girls
stashed someplace.

1:10:21
Maybe he's saving himself
for a great love.

1:10:24
That's what women like to think.
1:10:26
Have you ever been in love, captain?
1:10:28
I'm serious. Have you?
1:10:30
In wartime, you don't fall in love.
You make love. You know what I mean?

1:10:33
That's all right for the men.
What about the women?

1:10:39
- It's train time. We'd better be moving.
- What's the hurry?

1:10:42
- I'm going to take Daphne home.
- I can get home by myself.

1:10:45
I'm taking you home.
1:10:49
You two act like
you're married already.

1:10:55
I think I want to go home.
1:11:01
I'll get you a cab.
1:11:13
Taxi!
1:11:26
- See you at the train.
- Sure.

1:11:31
- Fifty-two Bedford Place.
- Right, sir.

1:11:40
What is it, darling?
Is something wrong?

1:11:43
I hate endings.
1:11:48
I'm gonna see you on my next leave,
won't I?

1:11:52
One day soon there won't be any more
leaves. You'll be on your way back home.

1:11:56
We both knew that from the start.
1:11:58
That doesn't make it any easier.

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