[flashback to Vito's birthday on December 7, 1941]
Sonny: Ah, say, what do you think of the nerve of those Japs? Them slanty-eyed bastards, huh? Dropping bombs in our backyard, and on Pop's birthday, you know.
Fredo: Now, they didn't know it was Pop's birthday.
Sonny: "They didn't know it was Pop's birthday."
Tom: We should have expected it after the oil embargo.
Sonny: What do you mean, expected it? Expect it or not, they have no right dropping bombs. What are you, a Jap lover or something? Are you on their side?
Tessio: I understand thirty thousand men enlisted this morning.
Sonny: A bunch of saps.
Michael: Why are they saps?
Connie: Sonny, come on, we don't have to talk about the war.
Sonny: [to Connie] Hey, beat it. You go talk to Carlo, alright? [to Michael] They're saps, because they risk their lives for strangers.
Michael: Now that's Pop talking.
Sonny: You're goddamn right that's Pop talking.
Michael: They risk— they risk their lives for their country.
Sonny: Your country ain't your blood. You remember that.
Michael: I don't feel that way.
Sonny: "I don't feel that way." Well, if you don't feel that way, why don't you just quit college and go to-- go to join the Army?
Michael: I did. I enlisted in the Marines.
Tom: [after a silence] Michael, why? Why didn't you come to us? I mean Pop had to pull a lot of strings to get you a deferment.
Michael: I didn't ask for it. I didn't ask for a deferment and I didn't want it.
[Sonny punches Michael and begins to get into a fight]
Sonny: What's wrong—
Tom: Come on. Come on! Knock it off!
Tessio: Sonny!
Sonny: Punk!
Tessio: Sonny. Sonny, sit down.
Sonny: Go on.
Tessio: Sit down.
One of Sonny's twins: Mommy, Daddy's fighting again! [laughs]
Sonny: [to Connie] Go show Carlo the tree.
One of Sonny's twins: Uncle Michael, Mama.
Sonny: Nice. Real nice. Break your father's heart on his birthday.
Fredo: That's swell. Congratulations. [extends his hand to Michael]
Sonny: [pushing Fredo's hand aside] Yeah, go on. Encourage him. I want— I want you to get me a drink. Go on. [Fredo exits]
Tom: Now you don't understand but, uh, your father has big plans for you. Now, many times he and I have talked about your future.
Michael: You talked to my father about my future? My future?
Tom: Mikey, he has high hopes for you!
Michael: Well, I have my own plans for my future.
Sonny: What'd you go to college to get stupid? You're really stupid.
Connie: [returning] He's here! Come on!
Sonny: Come on. Come on. [goes to exit before glancing back to Michael] Stupid.
[All exit while Michael sits at he table alone]
Sonny: Ah, say, what do you think of the nerve of those Japs? Them slanty-eyed bastards, huh? Dropping bombs in our backyard, and on Pop's birthday, you know.
Fredo: Now, they didn't know it was Pop's birthday.
Sonny: "They didn't know it was Pop's birthday."
Tom: We should have expected it after the oil embargo.
Sonny: What do you mean, expected it? Expect it or not, they have no right dropping bombs. What are you, a Jap lover or something? Are you on their side?
Tessio: I understand thirty thousand men enlisted this morning.
Sonny: A bunch of saps.
Michael: Why are they saps?
Connie: Sonny, come on, we don't have to talk about the war.
Sonny: [to Connie] Hey, beat it. You go talk to Carlo, alright? [to Michael] They're saps, because they risk their lives for strangers.
Michael: Now that's Pop talking.
Sonny: You're goddamn right that's Pop talking.
Michael: They risk— they risk their lives for their country.
Sonny: Your country ain't your blood. You remember that.
Michael: I don't feel that way.
Sonny: "I don't feel that way." Well, if you don't feel that way, why don't you just quit college and go to-- go to join the Army?
Michael: I did. I enlisted in the Marines.
Tom: [after a silence] Michael, why? Why didn't you come to us? I mean Pop had to pull a lot of strings to get you a deferment.
Michael: I didn't ask for it. I didn't ask for a deferment and I didn't want it.
[Sonny punches Michael and begins to get into a fight]
Sonny: What's wrong—
Tom: Come on. Come on! Knock it off!
Tessio: Sonny!
Sonny: Punk!
Tessio: Sonny. Sonny, sit down.
Sonny: Go on.
Tessio: Sit down.
One of Sonny's twins: Mommy, Daddy's fighting again! [laughs]
Sonny: [to Connie] Go show Carlo the tree.
One of Sonny's twins: Uncle Michael, Mama.
Sonny: Nice. Real nice. Break your father's heart on his birthday.
Fredo: That's swell. Congratulations. [extends his hand to Michael]
Sonny: [pushing Fredo's hand aside] Yeah, go on. Encourage him. I want— I want you to get me a drink. Go on. [Fredo exits]
Tom: Now you don't understand but, uh, your father has big plans for you. Now, many times he and I have talked about your future.
Michael: You talked to my father about my future? My future?
Tom: Mikey, he has high hopes for you!
Michael: Well, I have my own plans for my future.
Sonny: What'd you go to college to get stupid? You're really stupid.
Connie: [returning] He's here! Come on!
Sonny: Come on. Come on. [goes to exit before glancing back to Michael] Stupid.
[All exit while Michael sits at he table alone]
[flashback to Vito's birthday on December 7, 1941]
Sonny : Ah, say, what do you think of the nerve of those Japs? Them slanty-eyed bastards, huh? Dropping bombs in our backyard, and on Pop's birthday, you know.
Fredo : Now, they didn't know it was Pop's birthday.
Sonny : "They didn't know it was Pop's birthday."
Tom : We should have expected it after the oil embargo.
Sonny : What do you mean, expected it? Expect it or not, they have no right dropping bombs. What are you, a Jap lover or something? Are you on their side?
Tessio : I understand thirty thousand men enlisted this morning.
Sonny : A bunch of saps.
Michael : Why are they saps?
Connie : Sonny, come on, we don't have to talk about the war.
Sonny : [to Connie] Hey, beat it. You go talk to Carlo, alright? [to Michael] They're saps, because they risk their lives for strangers.
Michael : Now that's Pop talking.
Sonny : You're goddamn right that's Pop talking.
Michael : They risk— they risk their lives for their country.
Sonny : Your country ain't your blood. You remember that.
Michael : I don't feel that way.
Sonny : "I don't feel that way." Well, if you don't feel that way, why don't you just quit college and go to-- go to join the Army?
Michael : I did. I enlisted in the Marines.
Tom : [after a silence] Michael, why? Why didn't you come to us? I mean Pop had to pull a lot of strings to get you a deferment.
Michael : I didn't ask for it. I didn't ask for a deferment and I didn't want it.
[Sonny punches Michael and begins to get into a fight]
Sonny : What's wrong—
Tom : Come on. Come on! Knock it off!
Tessio : Sonny!
Sonny : Punk!
Tessio : Sonny. Sonny, sit down.
Sonny : Go on.
Tessio : Sit down.
One of Sonny's twins: Mommy, Daddy's fighting again! [laughs]
Sonny : [to Connie] Go show Carlo the tree.
One of Sonny's twins: Uncle Michael, Mama.
Sonny : Nice. Real nice. Break your father's heart on his birthday.
Fredo : That's swell. Congratulations. [extends his hand to Michael]
Sonny : [pushing Fredo's hand aside] Yeah, go on. Encourage him. I want— I want you to get me a drink. Go on. [Fredo exits]
Tom : Now you don't understand but, uh, your father has big plans for you. Now, many times he and I have talked about your future.
Michael : You talked to my father about my future? My future?
Tom : Mikey, he has high hopes for you!
Michael : Well, I have my own plans for my future.
Sonny : What'd you go to college to get stupid? You're really stupid.
Connie : [returning] He's here! Come on!
Sonny : Come on. Come on. [goes to exit before glancing back to Michael] Stupid.
[All exit while Michael sits at he table alone]
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