:27:00
That's your privilege. But you won't
be able to exercise it much longer.
:27:04
Guard.
:27:06
Because on March 25th,
you have a date with the hangman.
:27:14
That's just six days from now.
:27:24
Buenos días, major.
:27:28
You know, sergeant, going over
the transcript of that man's trial. . .
:27:32
. . .there are a couple of things
I don't get.
:27:35
Did he ever claim
that he didn't do it?
:27:38
I beg your pardon, but you haven't been
around prisons very much, have you?
:27:42
You see, the first thing one learns
in prison, everybody is innocent.
:27:46
This one, he doesn't say too much
about that one way or another.
:27:50
He's only disturbed because we don't
allow him to have strings for his guitar.
:27:55
Sergeant, did you ever lose a man. . .
:27:57
. . .because he hung himself
with a guitar string?
:28:00
No, sir, I haven't,
and I'm not about to.
:28:02
Well, if he makes the trip,
see he gets the strings.
:28:05
Yes, sir.
:28:12
Attention!
:28:21
-Tell the men to be seated.
-Yes, sir. Take seats!
:28:26
-Guards out.
-Sir, l--
:28:28
-Guards out.
-Yes, sir.
:28:30
You heard him. Guards, out!
:28:44
My name, for those of you
who may have forgotten, is Reisman.
:28:49
You've all volunteered for a mission
which gives you just three ways to go:
:28:53
You can foul up in training and be sent
back here for execution of sentence. . .
:28:58
. . .or you can foul up in combat. . .
:28:59
. . .in which case
I'll blow your brains out. . .