1:20:00
Well, suppose we agree
he's as mad as a hatter.
1:20:04
Do you think the rest of us aren't?
1:20:06
Do you think you've been
behaving rationally?
1:20:09
- Do you really think anyone would?
- All right, maybe not.
1:20:12
He isn't concerned about
getting out of here.
1:20:15
All he wants is
to see that thing fly.
1:20:17
He doesn't care who gets killed
in the process.
1:20:19
- Well, now-
- Well, nothing!
1:20:22
I've done my share of killing.
1:20:24
My score is five. What does
he want to do, improve on that?
1:20:27
- Back to that, are we?
- Yes-
1:20:29
I don't believe you're really
that concerned about those five men.
1:20:33
- No, I'm laughing myself sick.
- You're not laughing either.
1:20:36
What really gets you
is that maybe you're wrong.
1:20:39
And maybe that little dried-up
calculating machine down there...
1:20:43
...really does kn-know the answers.
1:20:45
Maybe Frank Towns, who's flown
every crate they've built...
1:20:48
...who could fly in and out
of a tennis court if he had to...
1:20:51
...maybe that great trailblazer's
nothing more than a back number now.
1:20:57
And maybe men like Dorfmann
can build machines...
1:20:59
...that can do Frank Towns' job for him.
And do it better.
1:21:03
You're getting to be quite a philosopher,
aren't you?
1:21:07
All right.
1:21:10
Let's suppose you have killed five men.
1:21:14
If it gives you any satisfaction
to sit here feeling sorry for yourself...
1:21:18
...well, that's your- That's fine!
1:21:22
But if you really mean it's your fault...
1:21:24
...it's up to you to get us out of here,
isn't it?
1:21:27
And if you're not too proud
to talk to Dorfmann...
1:21:30
...and you're half the pilot
you think you are, well, maybe you will!
1:21:34
"If"! All right.
1:21:36
If you hadn't been such a drunk...
1:21:38
...you might not have been a second-rate
navigator in a fifth-rate outfit.
1:21:42
If you hadn't stayed in your bunk
to kill that last bottle...
1:21:45
...you might have checked the engineer's
report. We might not be here.
1:21:49
All right?