1:31:00
They weren't on the bridge
during that typhoon.
1:31:04
Did you like the captain?
1:31:07
-At first I did.
-And later?
1:31:10
Well, I felt he was incompetent
and unfair.
1:31:14
He blamed the crew for his mistakes
and rode the men too hard.
1:31:17
-Yourself included?
-Yes.
1:31:20
So you ended up by hating
Captain Queeg?
1:31:23
Yes.
1:31:25
Let's come to the morning
of the 31st of July.
1:31:28
Was your decision to obey Mr. Maryk...
1:31:31
based upon your judgement
that the captain had gone crazy...
1:31:34
or was it based on your hatred
of Captain Oueeg?
1:31:42
It's contempt of court to refuse
to answer questions.
1:31:48
I believe Mr. Maryk did the right thing.
1:31:52
That's all.
No further questions.
1:31:56
I'd like to ask you
if you've ever heard the expression...
1:32:00
"Of Old Yellowstain"?
1:32:01
Could you repeat that?
1:32:07
-I've heard it.
-Was it a nickname?
1:32:10
Yes. For Captain Oueeg.
1:32:11
-What did it imply?
-It implied cowardice.
1:32:15
I object. I move that question
be struck from the record...
1:32:18
as an unnecessary attack upon the honor
of a naval officer.
1:32:21
The career of an officer with a 14-year
unblemished record is involved here.
1:32:26
The court understands your zeal,
but I warn you...
1:32:29
you bear fufI responsibility
for your conduct of the case.
1:32:32
The court holds in abeyance
the prosecution's motion.
1:32:37
Did that nickname have anything
to do with the typhoon?
1:32:41
-No, sir.
-That's all.
1:32:44
No further questions.
1:32:45
The court has no questions.
1:32:48
You are warned not to discuss
your testimony with anyone...
1:32:51
except the parties to the trial
and the accused.
1:32:54
You're excused.
1:32:57
The ship was rollin' real bad.
I couldn't hold her.