:26:00
I'm awaiting orders from Paris.
:26:02
Let me question him.
:26:04
What he knows about the
communist networks and leaders...
:26:08
is of major interest to us.
:26:10
Three points, Mr. Asselin.
:26:12
One: Le Guen doesn't talk.
:26:14
He hasn't spoken since his arrest.
:26:16
Not even to my chief of staff,
his classmate.
:26:20
Two: If I hand him over to you,
he might talk.
:26:25
But I'd rather not.
We know your methods.
:26:28
Three: Le Guen is a sailor.
:26:31
His case will be
tried by sailors.
:26:34
Any relevant information
will be passed along to you.
:26:38
Thanks. Another example
of navy-police cooperation.
:26:42
That's what makes empires great.
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You've decided to talk.
:27:09
I'm listening.
:27:10
I have one request.
:27:13
Only one.
:27:51
Jean-Baptiste.
:27:54
Hello.
:27:56
Hello, Eliane.