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Was
it
greater
than
one
thousand
?
"
"
Probably
,
sir
.
Almost
certainly
.
"
"
Utterly
certain
--
because
more
than
that
eventually
escaped
,
found
their
ways
home
,
were
tallied
by
name
.
I
see
you
did
not
read
your
lesson
carefully
.
Mr.
Rico
!
"
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Now
I
was
the
victim
.
"
Yes
,
sir
.
"
"
Are
a
thousand
unreleased
prisoners
sufficient
reason
to
start
or
resume
a
war
?
Bear
in
mind
that
millions
of
innocent
people
may
die
,
almost
certainly
will
die
,
if
war
is
started
or
resumed
.
"
I
did
n't
hesitate
.
"
Yes
,
sir
!
More
than
enough
reason
.
"
"
'
More
than
enough
.
'
Very
well
,
is
one
prisoner
,
unreleased
by
the
enemy
,
enough
reason
to
start
or
resume
a
war
?
"
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I
hesitated
.
I
knew
the
M.
I.
answer
--
but
I
did
n't
think
that
was
the
one
he
wanted
.
He
said
sharply
,
"
Come
,
come
,
Mister
!
We
have
an
upper
limit
of
one
thousand
;
I
invited
you
to
consider
a
lower
limit
of
one
.
But
you
ca
n't
pay
a
promissory
note
which
reads
'
somewhere
between
one
and
one
thousand
pounds
'
--
and
starting
a
war
is
much
more
serious
than
paying
a
trifle
of
money
.
Would
n't
it
be
criminal
to
endanger
a
country
--
two
countries
in
fact
--
to
save
one
man
?
Especially
as
he
may
not
deserve
it
?
Or
may
die
in
the
meantime
?
Thousands
of
people
get
killed
every
day
in
accidents
...
so
why
hesitate
over
one
man
?
Answer
!
Answer
yes
,
or
answer
no
--
you
're
holding
up
the
class
.
"
He
got
my
goat
.
I
gave
him
the
cap
trooper
's
answer
.
"
Yes
,
sir
!
"