1:41:01
In those cases,
oould you detect where a neurosis...
1:41:04
might damage the ability
to make decisions at the right time?
1:41:07
Ahsolutely.
1:41:09
And in your examination
of Commander Queeg...
1:41:11
you found no such damage, right?
1:41:13
Absolutely right.
1:41:16
Thank you, Doctor.
That'll be all.
1:41:20
-Smart guy.
-He's sure gonna hear down on me.
1:41:27
And that's the way I saw it.
1:41:27
And that's the way I saw it.
1:41:29
I felt it was my duty
as a naval officer.
1:41:32
Captain Oueeg was sick--mentally ill--
1:41:35
and I had to take over.
1:41:37
And honestly, if I had to do it again,
I'd do it.
1:41:40
Thank you, Mr. Maryk.
Your witness, sir.
1:41:44
Mr. Maryk, just a few questions.
1:41:47
Would you say your grades in high school
were average?
1:41:52
Lower than average.
1:41:54
-And in college?
-Lower than average.
1:41:58
What training have you had
in psychiatry or medicine?
1:42:01
None.
1:42:02
Where did you get the idea
that Captain Queeg was mentally if I?
1:42:06
-Out of books.
-What books? Name the titles.
1:42:10
I can't remember.
1:42:11
Define schizophrenia.
1:42:13
I can't.
1:42:15
-What is a manic depressive?
-I don't know.
1:42:18
What's the difference between
the words paranoid and paranoia?
1:42:21
I don't know.
1:42:22
You don't know what you're talking about
when you discuss mental illness.
1:42:27
f didn't say I knew much ahout it.
1:42:29
You thought you knew enough to commit
an act that was outright mutiny.
1:42:32
I wanted to save the ship.
1:42:35
But responsible doctors found that
the captain wasn't mentally ill, right?
1:42:40
They weren't there.
1:42:41
Isn't the reverse possible?
1:42:44
Isn't it possible that under pressure
you became erratic...
1:42:46
and couldn't understand
the captain's sound decision?
1:42:49
-It's possible--
-Between a captain and his officer...
1:42:52
who is presumed by the navy to have
better judgement in ship handing?
1:42:56
-The captain.
-One last question.
1:42:59
If the diagnosis of expert doctors
is correct...