The Patriot
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:09:01
...must not be accorded inappropriate
levels of hostile attention.

:09:08
To your mind, what are appropriate
levels of hostile attention?

:09:12
lmagine the chaos that would follow...
:09:15
...from leaderless armies
having at each other.

:09:20
There must be gentlemen in command
to lead...

:09:24
...and, where necessary,
restrain their men.

:09:29
Restrain them from, say, targeting
civilians. Women, children and such.

:09:38
That`s a separate issue.
:09:40
No. l consider them linked.
:09:43
And as long as your soldiers
attack civilians...

:09:46
...l will order the shooting
of officers at every engagement.

:09:53
And my men are excellent marksmen.
:10:01
Very well.
:10:03
-Now, let us move on to--
-Prisoner exchange.

:10:08
Sir?
:10:10
You have 1 8 of my men.
l want them back.

:10:22
l do have 1 8 criminals
under sentence of death...

:10:28
...but l hold no prisoners of war.
:10:32
lf that`s your position,
1 8 of your officers will have to die.

:10:36
Nineteen, if you hang me with my men.
:10:39
My officers?
:10:40
Sir.
:10:50
Top of the ridge, to your left.
Below the tree line.


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