:19:01
I don't know why.
:19:04
If I kiIIed him,
I'd feeI Iike a Ioser.
:19:09
That's unimportant.
:19:11
Victory's better than defeat.
:19:16
The Spanish RepubIicans'
weIfare is fine.
:19:19
It's not mean. It's
a thing to be proud of.
:19:25
Benjamin Constant and
Mme de StaeI Iived there.
:19:29
We chose you expressIy
to see if you're afraid.
:19:35
Afraid? I'm not
afraid at aII.
:19:38
I just don't feeI
Iike doing it.
:19:40
I won't do it.
:19:41
We'II make you do it.
:19:44
You can't force me.
:19:47
No one can force
a soIdier to kiII.
:19:50
What are you thinking?
it's easy.
:19:51
The Swiss know
you're a deserter.
:19:53
One IittIe sIip, you get
sent back to France.
:19:57
I mustn't Iower my eyes.
:19:59
No one'II get you out
of an army jaiI again.
:20:03
KiII him, or
it'II be your turn.
:20:06
Ask Jacques.
:20:07
You'II kiII me.
:20:08
26 is awfuIIy young
to die, IittIe prince.
:20:12
If they force me, I'II kiII,
but not tiII then.
:20:17
So that's what I toId them.
:20:18
Let me out. So Iong.
:20:20
So I can count on you?
:20:22
No. I'm a pain
in the ass.
:20:32
That's not funny.
:20:33
Jacques!
:20:35
What's he doing?
:20:40
I feIt it was important
not to be a Ioser.
:20:53
Next I phoned
the BraziIian ConsuIate...
:20:57
to ask about visas for
a Frenchman and a Russian girI.