:31:00
You've heard the others.
You know what they're thinking?
:31:03
It's five days,
we've had two sandstorms...
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- ...we're not sure they're even looking.
- They're looking.
:31:10
Nevertheless, if we're
100 miles off-course....
:31:12
Which way were you thinking
of marching, captain?
:31:15
What is our nearest water point?
You can show me on your charts.
:31:19
Well, yes, I can do that. How many
were you thinking of taking with you?
:31:23
Well, apart from Sergeant Watson,
I don't know yet.
:31:28
Well, perhaps now's
the time to find out.
:31:31
Yes, perhaps it is.
:31:34
- He can't walk out of here.
- No, of course he can't, but....
:31:39
- He's entitled to try.
- He's not entitled to kill himself.
:31:42
Oh, don't worry, Frank. I don't think
he's aware of the problems involved.
:31:46
I'll get the maps.
:31:48
Gentlemen, I made a decisión
and I'd like you all to hear about it.
:31:53
Now, I intend marching out of here.
:31:56
The plan is to travel
at night when it's cool...
:32:00
...and then rest as best
we can during the day.
:32:03
We leave at sundown this evening.
Sergeant Watson, would you come here?
:32:08
I'll take Sergeant Watson and anybody
else who wants to come with me.
:32:12
Volunteers, give me your names...
:32:14
...and we'll start making
the preparations.
:32:17
Captain Harris?
:32:20
You wanted to know our position.
:32:22
If you'd like to come over here,
I'll show you.
:32:27
Now, gentlemen, we're in
the middle of this circle...
:32:31
...which runs through
the three water points.
:32:34
That's Marada in the north, Tazerbo
in the east and Namous in the south.
:32:39
Marada is 106.
:32:41
Say, London to Birmingham.
:32:45
Marada's not a city,
it's a flea-bitten waterhole...
:32:48
....with some borax quarries,
an oil well and a few lousy palm trees.
:32:53
Well, that's our objective then, Marada.
:32:56
Say, captain...