OTE eee = What dowe do then, sit? We didn't join the Corps Exo KARFEE When? DAWSON. Alter six months. We'd get a dishonorable dis: charge, right ars, Probably ause we felt ike it, We joined ‘cause it was alife dec sion. We wanted to live by a code, sx. And we found it in the Comps. And now you've asking us to sign a piece of paper that says we have no honor: You're asking us t Say we're not Marines. If the court decides what we did was wrong, I'l accept whatever punishment they sive. But I believe Iwas right, si. believe I did my job I won't dishonor myself, my unit, or the Corps, o that Tean go home in six month, Sis, [RAFFIE, (fase) You guys are a reak show, (Cights up on KAFFEE office.) (SAM, KARPEE, ondJO enter) Tm not gonna talk to Dawson anymore, He doesn't like me, and he’s gonn: want to get him a new lay to jal just wo spite me. 1 SAM, Alright, you make a motion tomorrow at the arraign ment. The judge’ll ask for the ples, we'll move to an ightohwo conference and you can explain the situ KAPVEE. (bet) Then that’s that, 50, (eat) Yeah, One thing, though. When you ask the judge for new counsel, be sure and ask nicely. KAFFEE, What dlo you want from me? JO. T vane you to Jet ‘em be judged! Iwant you to ssand up ‘and make an argument! 406 An argument chat didn’t work for Calley at My Lai, and an argument that didn’t work for the Nazis at Nareinberg,