How I Won the War
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1:08:02
Come on, come on. Running on the spot.
1:08:05
Begin! One, two, one, two...
1:08:09
- Go on, Gripweed.
- I can't, Tranny.

1:08:12
Yes, you can. It's easy.
1:08:15
It gets easier. That's the thing about it.
The thing I hate more than anything else.

1:08:23
I'm not going to be able
to go home, you know.

1:08:26
A lad I know saved a grenade at Dunkirk.
Didn't drop it in the sandbag.

1:08:32
Saved it, took it home
and put in on his stomach,

1:08:35
holding it between belly and thigh,
and went to bed.

1:08:38
Pin out, relaxed and died.
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It gets very easy.
1:08:46
I can look at a man, dead, step over him
ten times a day, going to the cookhouse.

1:08:51
Not curious enough
to turn him over and see his face.

1:08:55
Front lying... down!
1:08:59
I do blame them for that.
1:09:03
This way, sir.
1:09:06
I do blame them for that.
1:09:10
I used to be put off my supper should
I see a cat dead in the middle of the road.

1:09:15
Or a bird, leave alone a man, though
we didn't get much of that down our way.

1:09:22
- So you can.
- I won't, though.

1:09:25
- That's different, won't.
- This beats National Socialism, Gripweed!

1:09:31
I am glad I won't.
1:09:33
Don't move, sir, we're all in a minefield.
1:09:40
It's a very simple plan.
All my plans are simple plans.

1:09:45
Look at Dieppe. That was simple.
1:09:48
Wait until Arnhem.
That's going to be simple.

1:09:51
Gather your ammunition.
Leave your packs by the roller.

1:09:54
- And have them whipped?
- No, Gripweed is coming with us.

1:09:57
I'm simple. Gather round me.
Can you hear me at the back?


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