War, no! No more lies.No more crud.No more guns.No more blood! Stop! Stop! Stop the war! Freedom, freedom." The pacifistic, limp protesters were carried by their arms and legs to cage-wagons and jailed to clear the road.Jean: Hmm.Fancy clothes, fancy language and everything.Terry: Unfortunately, I learned to speak English correctly.Jean: That won't be of much use to you here - we all speak pig Latin.Terry: And I use the right knife and fork.I hope you don't mind.Jean: All you need's the knife.Downstairs in the parlor, the young actresses spend more time denouncing the new resident:Judy: Did you get a load of that hat? I expected a rabbit to jump out any minute.All of us."The crazed patient was treated with a dosage of Thorazine, and placed in hospital room 13.Soon after, another business-suited man with black gloves gouged out his eyes with two fingers and gruesomely pulled his skull apart(# 2 death).The content of the film can be divided into four distinct parts:the pre-war education of schoolboys, and the enlistment of the young German recruitsthe soldiers' arrival at the front of World War Ithe experiences of the cruelties and horrors of war in trench warfarethe hero's homecoming, return to the front, and ultimate deathThe film includes a series of vignettes and scenes hat portray the senselessness and futility of war from the sympathetic point of view of the young German soldiers in the trenches in the Great War who found no glory on the battlefield, meeting only death and disillusionment.The explosions hopelessly crippled and disabled Khan's warship.He was both enraged and anguished, believing that his crew had been lost.However, Spock learned from Dr.McCoy that the cryo-tubes had been removed before transport, and still remained on theEnterprisein the Medbay ("Seventy-two human popsicles safe and sound in their cryo tubes").