The second half of the film is deeply moving and shocking. The two palm trees that symbolize imprisonment are thrown into the sea twice, which symbolizes the overturning of power and the desire for freedom.

Emmanuelle 2022-10-03 14:32:19

The second half of the film is deeply moving and shocking. The two palm trees that symbolize imprisonment are thrown into the sea twice, which symbolizes the overturning of power and the desire for freedom. The second half of the film is deeply moving and shocking. The two palm trees that symbolize imprisonment are thrown into the sea twice, which symbolizes the overturning of power and the desire for freedom. The second half of the film is deeply moving and shocking. The two palm trees that symbolize imprisonment are thrown into the sea twice, which symbolizes the overturning of power and the desire for freedom.

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Mister Roberts quotes

  • Lt. j.g. Douglas A. Roberts: Captain, you told me...

    The Captain: Never mind what I told you. *I'm telling you!*

  • Lt. j.g. Douglas A. Roberts: Doc, he lies in his sack all day long, bores me silly with great, moronic plots against the captain. He's never carried out one of them.

    Ensign Frank Thurlowe Pulver: I haven't, huh?

    Lt. j.g. Douglas A. Roberts: No, Frank, you haven't. What ever happened to those marbles you were gonna put in the captain's overhead so they'd roll around all night and keep him awake?

    Ensign Frank Thurlowe Pulver: Now you've gone too far. Now you've asked for it.

    [pulls out a box]

    Ensign Frank Thurlowe Pulver: What does that look like? Five marbles. Got another one in my pocket. Six marbles. I'm looking for marbles all day long!