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- They may have a howitzer.
- It makes no difference.
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They will come in the way
where we make up a stand.
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How many men we have?
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Maybe 500.
Like the general Custer, huh?
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There was once a battle
at a place called Thermopylae.
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300 brave Greeks held off
Persian army of a million men.
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a million, you understand this number?
1:45:28
I understand this number.
1:45:30
For two days, the Greeks made them pay so dearly...
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...the Persian army lost their strong taste for battle.
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And they were defeated soon after.
1:45:38
What do you have in mind?
1:45:40
Take away the advantage of their guns.
1:45:42
I'm confident we can use that.
1:45:45
Move them close,
close enough for a sword.
1:45:51
You believe a man can change his destiny?
1:45:58
I think a man does what he can...
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until his destiny is revealed.
1:46:11
May 25th, 1877.
This will be the last entry in this journal.
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I try to give a true account of
what I've seen, what I've done.
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I do not presume to understand the course of my life.
1:46:27
But I know I'm grateful to a part taken in all of this.
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Even if for a moment.