:49:10
She thinks we should get married.
:49:15
If you do, I'd suggest you elope
and not tell anyone.
:49:29
Philosophy?
:49:31
When nations start worrying
about their philosophies...
:49:34
it's a sure sign they're on the decline.
:49:37
The Huns, the Goths,
the Ostrogoths, the Vandals...
:49:41
didn't worry about philosophies.
:49:45
Cowards tinker with philosophies.
:49:49
Would you fight, Mr. Prozor?
:49:52
I see that you're sitting out this war,
but would you ever fight?
:49:56
Fight for what?
:49:58
For anything or anyone.
:50:00
Or would you have a philosophy instead
to justify why you didn't?
:50:05
Now, this may sound inhospitable of me...
:50:09
but what I'm basically trying to find out
is if somebody attacked you...
:50:14
If I attacked you, would you fight back?
:50:17
It seems to me
as if you're attacking me right now.
:50:19
Yeah, and it seems to me
you're not fighting back.
:50:23
It's cruel world, dear.
Nobody wants to fight you.
:50:31
I want to marry Adrienne.
:50:36
It appears I spoke too soon.
:50:45
So you want to take my daughter from me.
:50:47
I believe the tradition is you give her away.
:50:49
Mr. Prozor, you are looking at a man who
gives nothing away that he wants to keep.
:50:55
This proposal falls under that heading.