:21:14
Say something, would you?
:21:20
I've known the two of you for four years.
:21:24
You've slept together,
lived together, fought together.
:21:30
But your war is over now.
:21:36
What if it's just the beginning?
:21:41
Christ.
:21:42
I'd be better off in Longford.
:22:20
We were elected by the people of Ireland...
:22:23
We were elected by the people.
:22:25
Did they think we were liars when we
meant to uphold the Irish Republic?
:22:32
The letters preceding the negotiations...
:22:36
...not once demanded recognition
of the Irish Republic!
:22:40
We knew it would have been refused!
:22:44
So Mr. Collins is asking us...
:22:46
...to accept an oath of allegiance
to a foreign king...
:22:50
...and the partition...
:22:52
...and the partition of the northern part
of the country!
:22:56
Mr. Collins,
the man who won the recent war...