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Come on, come on.

Another pattern, sir?

We got him. I know it.

Make sure McCoy and the four-inchers are standing by.

Dead slow, dead slow!

Still holding it?

Hasn't let go since the hunt began.

Enemy submarine surfacing!

Red 355!

Range 3,000 yards!

Heave to full stop! We've got them.

Let them have it! Red 355, engage. Open fire!

Sir?

It's a white flag, sir.

Sir, that's not how we do it.

We should at least salvage codes, decryption devices.

Check, check! Stop loading! Stop loading!

You're coming with me to receive the surrender!

It's against standing orders.

Oh, you need to see inside the belly of the beast.

Lieutenant Walsh can hold the fort.

Have mercy, please!

Well played, Captain. Decrypting machine?

With my first man.

Overboard.

You win, but not everything.

Sir!

I now surrender myself and my men to your care.

That's how I do it, Number One.

Right.

Let's go blow this thing to kingdom come.

What about the survivors?

Do you want total war?

Yes!

Do you want it, if necessary, more total and radical than anything

that we can even conceive of today?

Yes!

Yes, Number One.

Mick. He's already here, sir.

Mercer's taking care of him. Let him.

He enjoys that sort of thing

Sir?

I'm coming.

I'm coming.

Commissioned Warrant Officer McCoy, gunnery.

Lieutenant Walsh, ASDIC and radar officer.

Commodore Francombe.

And... Commander Swinburne.

Your visit surprised me, sir. It's unofficial.

I wanted to greet the returning hero in person.

Sinking one U-boat is hardly... Your modesty is admirable.

But we need anything we can get at this stage.

Many individual victories such as this will win this war.

That's why I've recommended you for DSC.

You're invited for tea at Western Approaches laid on by the Wrens.

They tell me there'll be cake and music.

Unfortunately I shan't be able... Of course.

We were all very sorry to hear.

Aye aye, Captain!

Jack.

It's you.

Why did you knock?

I, er... didn't want to surprise you.

It's good to see you.

You didn't surprise me. I heard the convoy was in.

I stayed home from work. I'll make you tea.

Oh, no. I don't want tea.

I talked to Father Madden about the service.

The church was bombed last month, so...

..he said we could hold it here.

Dan, Jack, your son. For God's sake!

Of course.

I suppose I was thinking...

After six weeks...

I waited for you.

Although I know you don't hold with any of that.

God knows. Nor do I, not much.

I just thought it might offer me some...

..us some solace.

The world keeps turning, Jack.

Yeah, of course. Of course. Sorry.

Thank you.

I'll make that tea.

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