A Matter of Life and Death

00:02:27 This is the universe.

00:06:49 "Station - Warrenden. Bomber Group - A, G."

00:09:52 Or where it could if we listened to Plato, Aristotle and Jesus.

00:15:22 .. and we don't call smoke... holy.

00:22:16 I understand.

00:26:55 How do you know?

00:29:44 Yes.

00:33:16 Old Mary looking quite skittish.

00:37:18 Thorny hedgehogs, be not seen;

00:40:35 - You know a good deal. - Like to know more.

00:43:26 - He picks his own time and stops it. - Peter's appealed against his call-up.

00:46:51 To a neurologist, it points directly to the sense of smell or taste.

00:51:00 - Never heard of him. - No?

00:53:48 Good. Drink that up.

00:57:29 He was 81 when he died. He might be too old to think love important.

01:01:03 Why isn't the ambulance here? It was due half an hour ago.

01:04:48 (ambulance bell)

01:10:58 - He has no choice. - What are we talking about, then?

01:17:18 .. he had accumulated new responsibilities...

01:20:24 I prefer to answer, Your Honour.

01:24:27 - I am. - Your Honour, I protest.

01:27:55 .. for I am pleading for the rights of the individual against the system.

01:32:57 Never mind the exact question.

01:35:48 In the whole universe nothing is stronger than the law.