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Brandy 2021-12-31 08:02:52
The general's daughter or a tool?
The problems reflected in the film have multiple aspects, such as the low status of women in the army, the military's concealment and contempt for human rights, and so on. Here I want to talk about the facts.
"The Secret of West Point" did a good job in suspense. As the investigation deepened, the...
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Zoie 2021-12-31 08:02:52
The character is not very natural
Also translated as "The Secret of West Point", I remember it was a very popular movie in 1999. The first-class seat of the motor car actually had a power source, so I took out the notebook and picked this movie that was expected to be easy to understand, and that the noisy environment would affect...
Chris Snyder
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[Brenner tells General Campbell and Colonel Fowler his theory of the murder]
Brenner: I got to thinking, what if I was wrong. What if it wasn't the same car three times, but three different cars?
Lt. Gen. Joseph Campbell: That's certainly an interesting theory, but what difference does it make since Moore is dead?
Brenner: Probably none, sir. But then it got me thinking of your daughter and what she told me she taught. 'Mostly, we fuck with people's minds', she said.
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[in a flashback, General Campbell talks to Elisabeth Campbell about her rape at West Point]
Lt. Gen. Joseph Campbell: [General Campbell sits over Elisabeth's hospital bed, staring into her bruised and beaten face] Daddy loves you... and he's so proud of you. Shh. Rest now. Try not to think about it anymore.
Lt. Gen. Joseph Campbell: [Elisabeth tries to speak] Shh. No, shh. Baby, listen to me. I only want what's best for you. Trust me. Do you? Hmm? Like you always did?
Lt. Gen. Joseph Campbell: [Elisabeth smiles nodding up and down] Then don't ever think about any of this again.
Lt. Gen. Joseph Campbell: [Elisabeth's face suddenly freezes] I know, I know, it was an awful thing. A terrible, terrible thing. But thinking about it won't help it, so... close your eyes.
Lt. Gen. Joseph Campbell: [General Campbell lowers his head closer to Elisabeth as she pulls her head back, in a low voice General Campbell whispers as Elisabeth has a tear run down] It never happened. None of this... ever happened.
[General Campbell then kisses Elisabeth's forehead as she tries to turn her head away]
Lt. Gen. Joseph Campbell: [in the present] Not my finest hour.
