:14:01
Give me a break, will you?
:14:03
Is a vast country, I can't take care of all of 'em.
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Oh, well, back to the humdrum life.
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# INSTRUMENTAL:
When Johnny Comes Marching Home
:14:30
(Weakly) Let me in!
:14:32
Let me in, for pity's sakes!
:14:35
Herr Kommandant! Sergeant Nocker! He's back!
:14:37
- Impossible!
- Mais oui, Herr Kommandant! He's at the gates!
:14:53
Mein Gott!
:15:05
Colour Sergeant Nocker reporting, sir.
:15:07
Back from patrol. I... (Mumbles incoherently)
:15:11
No, sir. Thank you, sir. I'll be all right.
:15:13
After all, I've just been five days
without food or water, thas all.
:15:18
- Bring water, quickly!
- (Mumbles)
:15:20
Did I say water? Thank you, sir.
:15:23
I'll be all right. I must file my report.
:15:25
- Drink, Sergeant.
- No, thank...
:15:28
Thank you, sir. Delicious, sir.
:15:31
And now, Sergeant, if you feel strong enough,
your report.
:15:34
Yes, sir. Well, last Saturday,
I got a tip-off there would be an attack
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on Fort Zuassantneuf.
:15:38
It cost me 20 francs, but I don't mind
if I don't get it back. It was worth it, sir.
:15:43
Sergeant, you will get it back!
:15:45
Oh, thank you, sir. You're a brick.
:15:47
I thought I'd better get to the garrison
and warn them immediately, sir.
:15:51
At Zuassantneuf?!
But thas over 200 kilometres away!
:15:54
But what does that matter, sir,
with the lives of fellow legionnaires at stake, sir?
:15:59
You went alone? What happened?