Colonel William Tavington: General, what is this?
Brigadier General O'Hara: Prisoner exchange. He has eighteen of our officers.
Colonel William Tavington: Who is he? I recognize him.
Brigadier General O'Hara: He is the commander of the militia. Your "Ghost". [Tavington draws his sword and advances on Martin.] Stay that sword, Colonel! He rode in under a white flag for formal parley.
Colonel William Tavington: This is madness.
Brigadier General O'Hara: If you harm him, you condemn our officers.
Colonel William Tavington: General, with respect, sir, he's killed as many officers in the last two months.
Brigadier General O'Hara: He has shown no aggression here. Hence he cannot be touched.
Colonel William Tavington: Has he, now? [to Martin] You! So you're the Ghost, are you? I remember you! On that farm, and that stupid little boy! [Martin turns around] Did he die? Hm? [Martin walks up to him.] You know, it's an ugly business, doing one's duty. But just occasionally... it's a real pleasure.
Benjamin Martin: ...Before this war is over, I'm going to kill you.
Colonel William Tavington: Why wait?
Benjamin Martin: Soon.
Brigadier General O'Hara: Prisoner exchange. He has eighteen of our officers.
Colonel William Tavington: Who is he? I recognize him.
Brigadier General O'Hara: He is the commander of the militia. Your "Ghost". [Tavington draws his sword and advances on Martin.] Stay that sword, Colonel! He rode in under a white flag for formal parley.
Colonel William Tavington: This is madness.
Brigadier General O'Hara: If you harm him, you condemn our officers.
Colonel William Tavington: General, with respect, sir, he's killed as many officers in the last two months.
Brigadier General O'Hara: He has shown no aggression here. Hence he cannot be touched.
Colonel William Tavington: Has he, now? [to Martin] You! So you're the Ghost, are you? I remember you! On that farm, and that stupid little boy! [Martin turns around] Did he die? Hm? [Martin walks up to him.] You know, it's an ugly business, doing one's duty. But just occasionally... it's a real pleasure.
Benjamin Martin: ...Before this war is over, I'm going to kill you.
Colonel William Tavington: Why wait?
Benjamin Martin: Soon.
Colonel William Tavington : General, what is this?
Brigadier General O'Hara : Prisoner exchange. He has eighteen of our officers.
Colonel William Tavington : Who is he? I recognize him.
Brigadier General O'Hara : He is the commander of the militia. Your "Ghost". [ Tavington draws his sword and advances on Martin. ] Stay that sword, Colonel ! He rode in under a white flag for formal parley.
Colonel William Tavington : This is madness.
Brigadier General O'Hara : If you harm him, you condemn our officers.
Colonel William Tavington : General, with respect, sir, he's killed as many officers in the last two months.
Brigadier General O'Hara : He has shown no aggression here. Hence he cannot be touched .
Colonel William Tavington : Has he, now? [to Martin] You! So you're the Ghost, are you? I remember you! On that farm, and that stupid little boy! [ Martin turns around ] Did he die? Hm? [ Martin walks up to him. ] You know, it's an ugly business, doing one's duty. But just occasionally... it's a real pleasure.
Benjamin Martin : ...Before this war is over, I'm going to kill you.
Colonel William Tavington : Why wait?
Benjamin Martin : Soon.
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