:19:02
Me, with this
terrible fear of heights!
:19:04
You're planning a holiday
to England, are you?
:19:09
They say that Brighton's
lovely this time of year.
:19:16
W-what the Christ is that?
:19:18
They're Russian. I took
to them in the Winter War.
:19:21
They're probably all that
kept you awake in the snow.
:19:26
Here...and here.
:19:34
Now...
:19:38
I had a proposition
for you, Mr Devlin.
:19:41
You HAD?
:19:50
Have.
:19:53
I'm working, you know, Colonel.
:19:55
At the university.
:19:57
For a man like you, that's like
a thoroughbred racing horse...
:20:02
finding himself...
pulling a milk cart.
:20:06
You've got a way
with words, Colonel.
:20:08
You want me
to go back to Ireland?
:20:11
Well, I can't.
They'd arrest me...
:20:14
No, no.
We don't want you to go back.
:20:17
You're still a supporter
of the Irish Republican Army?
:20:21
Soldier of, Colonel.
Once in, never out.
:20:25
But you're here in Germany
and not England, why?
:20:28
I don't like soft target hits.
:20:31
I don't want to live in
Bayswater, mixing up explosives
:20:36
to blow the arms
and legs off passers-by.
:20:39
My fight is with
the bloody British Empire
:20:42
and I'll fight it
on my own two feet.
:20:44
If it's some rabid fanatic
you're after, I'm the wrong man.
:20:49
Am I right to assume your aim is
total victory against England?
:20:54
No, that's your aim.
My aim is a united Ireland.
:20:59
I appreciate the distinction,
but Germany must win first.