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I don't know
what he's gonna do.
He loses no matter what. They want him to plead guilty, but then he'll get a dishonorable discharge. Otherwise he fights them,
and he for sure
goes to prison. Either way, they'll call him a coward and I don't see how he can live with that. Well, thank you, Dorothy. If you get to talk to him, tell him that we love him
and that we're praying
for him. We're praying for both of you. I will. Bye-bye
what he's gonna do.
He loses no matter what. They want him to plead guilty, but then he'll get a dishonorable discharge. Otherwise he fights them,
and he for sure
goes to prison. Either way, they'll call him a coward and I don't see how he can live with that. Well, thank you, Dorothy. If you get to talk to him, tell him that we love him
and that we're praying
for him. We're praying for both of you. I will. Bye-bye
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I don't know
what he's gonna do.
He loses no matter what.
00:00:05.905 --> 00:00:07.372
They want him
to plead guilty,
00:00:07.374 --> 00:00:09.875
but then he'll get
a dishonorable discharge.
00:00:09.877 --> 00:00:13.445
Otherwise he fights them,
and he for sure
goes to prison.
00:00:13.447 --> 00:00:15.008
Either way,
they'll call him a coward
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and I don't see how
he can live with that.
00:00:18.001 --> 00:00:19.951
Well, thank you, Dorothy.
00:00:21.042 --> 00:00:23.889
If you get to talk to him,
00:00:23.891 --> 00:00:25.991
tell him that we love him
and that we're praying
for him.
00:00:25.993 --> 00:00:28.026
We're praying
for both of you.
00:00:28.262 --> 00:00:30.328
I will. Bye-bye.
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Movie Summary
World War II American Army Medic Desmond T. Doss, who served during the Battle of Okinawa, refuses to kill people and becomes the first man in American history to receive the Medal of Honor without firing a shot.
