1:31:32
Future passive. ''l shall be loved.''
1:31:38
Amabor. lt's like losing a war, dying.
1:31:42
''They were being loved.''
1:31:45
-Can l have his shoes when he's dead?
-You pragmatist.
1:31:50
-''You will have been loved.''
-Amatus eris.
1:31:54
We have to beat them.
1:31:56
-Who?
-The Japanese.
1:32:00
lt's how we'll win, refusing to die.
1:32:04
-What happens when war ends?
-Do you want it to end?
1:32:08
lf we stay in the camps,
the Japanese'll look after us.
1:32:13
We're an embarrassment to them.
They can't feed us much longer.
1:32:19
They'll fight the Americans.
1:32:22
-You admire the Japanese?
-They're brave.
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-That's important?
-lf you want to win a war.
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We don't want them to win.
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l know.
1:32:35
Remember we're British.
1:32:41
l've never been there.
1:32:44
Put that down.
1:32:47
Tomorrow, gerunds. What about English?
1:32:53
Think of it as...
1:32:55
...the antidote.
1:32:57
We are never sure of sorrow
Joy was never sure