:53:02
He's building a structure of loyalty.
He's offering them self-respect,
:53:07
in exchange for obedience.
:53:11
The general is building
himself an army.
:53:14
He can have their hearts and minds, sir.
As long as we got 'em by the balls.
:53:17
- Well put, Corporal.
- Thank you, sir.
:53:20
- Captain.
- [ Cocks Gun ]
:53:27
- Bring him to my office.
- Who, sir?
:53:29
- The prince of Venezuela.
Who do you think?
- General Irwin?
:53:32
Mr. Irwin.
:53:35
[Winter] When you first arrived,
I asked you a question.
I need to ask again.
:53:40
What do you want from your time
here at the castle, Mr. Irwin?
:53:44
And my answer is the same
as it was then.
:53:46
Do my time. Go home.
:53:48
So you say, but everything
you have done has contradicted that.
:53:53
[ Sighs ] These men are not here
for unpaid parking fines and traffic--
:53:58
I'm under no illusion why
the men are here, Colonel.
:54:01
I just think they might
be reminded...
:54:03
about some of the good things they've
done, rather than only the worst.
:54:06
Yes, that is-- that is something
my predecessor used to say.
:54:09
In his last two years here there
were seven escape attempts,
:54:12
twelve injury assaults on officers
and N.C.O.s, including one killed.
:54:16
Since I've assumed command,
there have been zero escape attempts,
:54:19
zero injury assaults,
zero fatalities.
:54:21
Some may question
my methods, but they do work.
:54:25
No soldier has ever died needlessly
under my command, Mr. Irwin.
:54:29
See, I, too, share
the burden of command.
:54:32
You may not think that
I've ever set foot on a battlefield,
:54:34
but that's because you've never
sat behind this desk-- this desk.
:54:38
My men and I are
vastly outnumbered.
:54:40
We spend every day
behind enemy lines.
:54:43
Because, make no mistake about it,
Mr. Irwin, they are the enemy.
:54:47
But I don't need to justify
myself to you, do I?
:54:51
I don't know.
:54:53
Do you?
:54:58
This wall...