Capitaine Conan
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My report can break you, Sergeant!
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Go on and report me!
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Lt. Conan will fix it up.
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But I'll fix you, buddy!
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So the general says: Yes or no'
why are you on the stairs?

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So I answer: Oh, no, sir!
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If our hours don't suit you'
dear colleague'

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please let us know.
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It'll be an honor
to conform to yours.

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Town detail, sir!
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Meals are also part of duty.
At the exact hour.

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Yes, sir.
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Three days, suspension!
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Fidéli will replace for you.
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I need you elsewhere.
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We need an advocate
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for the next court martial sessions.
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Someone who honors the battalion.
I appointed you.

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I don't understand, sir.
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I never studied law.
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Your education will compensate.
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In literature?
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Look here!
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Not that I belittle defense'
but I don't see the point.

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Excuse me?
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Either the guilt is patent
and you get so much...

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or the guilt's unproven and you
get so much even so. On principle.

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I don't understand, sir!
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How can we accept that?
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You sound like a chorus
of outraged virgins!

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A little vocabulary, gentlemen...
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What are imprisoned soldiers
called before trial?

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- The accused.
- Exactly!

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Thus, suspicion of guilt exists.

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