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[002] Arivne Current Version

23rd Oct '17 at 01:46:13 AM

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The following entry was deleted as it appears to be incorrect. In the film, Bond tells the captain of the British sub to \"release the other crews\", so he apparently thinks that at least some of the Russian crew is still alive.

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** The American sailors are wearing dark blue shirts, the British ones light blue, both with dark pants, but there are also several men in all white uniforms with striped undershirts, something neither US nor Royal Navy sailors wear. One of these men hands a magazine to Bond when his Sterling SMG runs dry, another is seen throwing a grenade and several are killed attempting to storm the control room. So the Russians are there, there just aren't as many of them.

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** The American sailors are wearing dark blue shirts, the British ones light blue, both with dark pants, but there are also several men in all white uniforms with striped undershirts, something neither US nor Royal Navy sailors wear. One of these men hands a magazine to Bond when his Sterling SMG runs dry, another is seen throwing a grenade and several are killed attempting to storm the control room. So the Russians are there, there just aren\'t as many of them.

[001] Jhonny

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And the one mission where Ezra goes against explicit orders does - I think - fit the trope: He was to go to this one garbage treatment facility and see whether the Y Wings that were to be scrapped were still there. They were, but the Empire was beginning to incinerate them. So Ezra (who had the whole crew of the ghost working under him at that point) changes the mission from recon to retrieval, endangering his life and the lives of his comrades and getting chewed out later on [[spoiler: Even though the mission was largely successful]]

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And the one mission where Ezra goes against explicit orders does - I think - fit the trope: He was to go to this one garbage treatment facility and see whether the Y Wings that were to be scrapped were still there. They were, but the Empire was beginning to incinerate them. So Ezra (who had the whole crew of the Ghost working under him at that point) changes the mission from recon to retrieval, endangering his life and the lives of his comrades and getting chewed out later on [[spoiler: Even though the mission was largely successful]]

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