The Train Attack Scene Lawrence of Arabia Clip

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AI GeneratedA group of soldiers and associates engage in a tense exchange following a violent encounter. The conversation touches upon the morality of looting, the nature of military payment, and the precarious state of their remaining forces, all while maintaining a tone of cynical bravado.
Come on, man!
Never seen a man killed with a sword before.
Why don't you take a picture?
Wish I had.
How is it with the orange?
Am I in this?
Did you take his picture?
Yes.
You are using up your nine lives very quickly.
Charming company you keep.
Aldo?
He's a bit old-fashioned.
He thinks these things will steal his virtue.
He thinks you're a kind of thief.
Start up, I'll take your picture.
All right.
Okay.
Just walk.
Yes, sir, that's my baby.
This looting has got to stop.
It is customary.
It's theft.
And theft makes thieves.
I would not say that to Aldo.
It is their payment, Colonel.
Payment?
Truly are not British soldiers paid?
They don't go home when they've been paid.
They are not free to.
Well, there's another lot you've seen the last of.
They'll come back.
He says they'll come back.
Will they?
Not this year, or on Friday.
Look, Lawrence, how many men do you think you'll have left?
Two hundred?
Left.
Well, then.
I said they'll come back.
You badly hurt?
Not hurt at all.
Didn't you know?
They can only kill me with a golden bullet.
