:42:04
Better?
:42:07
Why do you treat the men this way?
:42:13
How should l treat them?
:42:15
Like men.
:42:21
And what about Thomas?
Why are you so hard on him?
:42:26
He's not a very good soldier.
:42:30
l'm getting these men
ready for battle.
:42:35
They already march well.
They're disciplined.
:42:39
No thanks to you.
:42:40
-l beg your pardon?
-You heard me.
:42:45
Who do you think you are,
acting the high-up colonel?
:42:50
You seem to forget l know you.
:42:54
And so does Thomas.
:43:00
Forbes!
:43:04
lf you don't believe
in what we're doing here...
:43:08
...you shouldn't be a part of it.
:43:10
A part of what?
:43:15
'' Left, right, left!? Little finger
along the seams of your trousers!?''
:43:21
Marching is probably
all they'll ever get to do.
:43:27
lt is my job to get these men ready.
:43:34
And l will.
:43:38
They have risked their lives to be here.
They have given up their freedom.
:43:44
l owe them as much as they have given.
l owe them my freedom...
:43:49
...my life, if necessary.
:43:52
Maybe so do you, Cabot.
:43:56
l think you do.