To Be or Not to Be
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Or to take arms against a sea of...
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- A sea of... A sea of...
- Troubles!

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Ow!
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...troubles...
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- Enter Andre Sobinski.
- Exit Sasha Kinski.

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- Won't you sit down, lieutenant?
- There isn't time.

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- What?
- Mrs. Bronski.

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Anna, my squadron
has been put on alert.

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I've done something that I hope
you won't think is too bold.

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- I'm sure it isn't.
- Good.

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I've written a letter to your husband,
telling him how we feel.

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You what?
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- It's the decent and honorable thing.
- And a stupid thing.

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- You're right. That is stupid.
- I'm glad you changed your mind.

:20:55
I should've followed
my first instinct.

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- What was that?
- To be a man. To tell him in person.

:21:03
Andre, let's think this out.
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If we tell him now,
all we'll do is hurt him.

:21:08
I know what you're feeling
and what I'm feeling.

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If those feelings grow,
if they get deeper...

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...and we find ourselves
hopelessly in love...

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...then we'll hurt him.
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- I'll tell him now.
- Listen to me.

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Anna, it's war.
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- War?
- Let me see that.

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"German troops crossed the Polish
border at several points today. "

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- I've gotta get back to my squadron.
- People are gonna kill each other.

:21:38
- Andre.
- Goodbye, Anna.

:21:41
Andre, come back.
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Don't worry, I will.
I have to see you again.

:21:50
- Goodbye.
- Goodbye.

:21:57
That poor boy.

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