Wadsworth Sr.:
Life is hunger. Life is anger. Life is pain and dirt. Your grandfather knew life. He didn't recommend it. That's why we're rich.
Wadsworth Sr.:
To be wealthy, warm, and well-thought of... that's what a man really wants, if he's honest. And you have it.
General Joe Wheeler:
We've got the Yankees on the run!
Lieutenant Wheeler:
Spaniards, sir; and they're falling back onto prepared positions.
General Joe Wheeler:
Don't spoil it, son.
Indian Bob:
What are you thinking about, Craig?
Craig Wadsworth:
My father. He gave me some advice, before I joined the regiment.
Indian Bob:
Was it good advice?
Craig Wadsworth:
Yes.
Indian Bob:
Did you follow it?
Craig Wadsworth:
No.
Theodore Roosevelt:
Will you be so kind, Mr Crane, with your camera, to take a picture of this regiment on this glorious hill, for we will always live in its shadow.
Stephen Crane:
You're wounded, sir.
Craig Wadsworth:
A red badge of courage... it's not like your book, old man. I would have run if I could have.
Stephen Crane:
Why didn't you?
Craig Wadsworth:
Because they were watching, my fellows; they didn't run.
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Henry Nash:
I miss you, boys. Been more that twenty years. My God, we were young. Well, it was a young country then, full of promise and hope. Anything was possible then if you were an American.
[last lines]
Henry Nash:
I'll see you boys soon. Adios compadres.
Henry Bardshar:
[Roosevelt has expressed concern over the upcoming attack] Don't worry, colonel; you're the closest thing most of these boys have to a father. We won't let you down.复制复制成功复制失败，请手动复制
