Gettysburg Page #3

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Hold a gun on a man to get him to fight.

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BREWER:

Detail, about face.

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Attention, detail!

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GUARD:
You heard the captain.

Stand at attention!

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BREWER:
Guards, get these men back

on their feet!

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[PRISONERS GRUMBLING]

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I'm looking

for commanding officer, 20th Maine.

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You found him.

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TOM:
That's him.

-You're Chamberlain?

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Colonel Chamberlain to you.

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Captain Brewer, sir.

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118th Pennsylvania.

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If you're the commanding officer,

I present you with these prisoners.

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You're welcome to them.

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Lord knows, I had to use the bayonet

to keep them moving.

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You have to sign for them.

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Sign it, lieutenant.

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You are relieved, captain.

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You are authorized to use

whatever force necessary.

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You want to shoot them...

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...go right ahead.

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Won't nobody say nothing.

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I said you are relieved, captain.

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You men can leave now.

We won't need any guards.

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My name is Chamberlain.

I'm the colonel of the 20th Maine.

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When did you have something to eat?

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They're trying to break us

by not feeding us.

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We ain't broke yet.

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They just told me you were coming

a little while ago.

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I'll get the cook going.

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The meat may be raw,

but there's no time to cook.

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We've got quite a ways to go today.

You'll be coming with us, so eat hearty.

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We'll set you up in those trees.

Sergeant Tozier, see to it.

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TOZIER:

Yes, sir.

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Well.

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You boys go eat, then I'll come over

and hear what you have to say.

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Colonel.

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Colonel, we've got grievances.

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The men elected me to talk for them.

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All right. You come along with me.

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The rest of you boys go eat.

We're gonna get moving in a little bit.

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TOZIER:

All right, men, on your feet.

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-Gosh, Lawrence.

-Smile. Don't call me Lawrence.

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-Are they moving?

-Yes, sir.

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TOZIER:

Forward, march.

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LAWRENCE:

What's your name?

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I don't feel too kindly, colonel.

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LAWRENCE:
Yes, well,

I'm usually not this informal.

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I just took command

of this regiment a few days ago.

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Somebody ought to welcome you

to my, uh-- To our outfit.

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They tell me they're holding you fellows

because you signed three-year papers.

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I'm sorry. Would you like some coffee?

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Are you sure?

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-Go ahead. Sit down, Mister....

-Bucklin.

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Joseph Bucklin.

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Listen, Colonel.

I've been in 11 different engagements.

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How many have you been in?

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Not that many.

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It ain't the papers.

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I done my share. We all have.

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Damn good men.

Shouldn't be used this way.

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Look here.

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It went clean through.

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Colonel, we got a courier coming.

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Listen, colonel. I'm tired.

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You know what I mean? I m tired.

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I've had all this army,

all these officers.... This damn Hooker,

this damn idiot Meade.

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All of them. The whole bloody, lousy mess

of sick-brained, potbellied scareheads.

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They ain't fit to lead a johnny detail.

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They ain't fit to pour pee out of a boot

with instructions written under the heel.

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I'm tired.

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We are good men

and we had our own good flag.

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These damn idiots used us

like we were cows or dogs or worse.

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We ain't gonna win this war.

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We can't win with these

lame-brained bastards from West Point.

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These damn gentlemen. These officers!

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KILRAIN:

The courier, sir.

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Don't go away.

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Colonel Chamberlain, sir.

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Colonel Vincent wishes to inform you

the Fifth Corps is moving out.

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You and the 20th Maine Regiment

are instructed to lead.

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20th Maine's assigned first position in line.

Send out advanced guards and flankers.

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LAWRENCE:
Flankers?

-Yes, flankers.

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LAWRENCE:
Right, yes.

My compliments to the colonel.

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Captain Clark, you heard him.

Get the regiment up.

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Sound the assembly. Strike the tents.

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You better get something to eat.

Looks like you could use it.

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Tell your men I'm coming.

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The boys from the Second Maine

are being fed, Lawrence.

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Don't call me Lawrence.

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Damn it, Lawrence. I'm your brother.

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Be careful about the name business

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