Hart, a law school graduate, admits that he is the least-suited for soldiering: "...I haven""t any heart for this.I thought this business would be over with before I got here." Bartlett speaks up for his honest buddy: "I don""t like heroes or big-mouths.We""re all scared and why shouldn""t we be?...You""re all right, kid.I like guys who are honest with themselves.Stay that way." [Throughout the film, Eddie is caught between the good and evil ""pull"" of his co-stars (Lloyd and George).A woman does the same thing - the same, mind you, and she""s an outcast.Adam: Finished?Amanda: No.Now I""m not blaming you personally, Adam, because this is so.Adam: Well, that""s awfully large of you.Amanda: No, no, it""s not your fault.All I""m saying is, why let this deplorable system seep into our courts of law, where women are supposed o be equal?Adam: Mostly, I think, females get advantages!Amanda: We don""t want advantages! And we don""t want prejudices!Adam: Oh, don""t get excited, honey, and don""t -Amanda: I""m not excited -Adam: Oh, you""re giving me the Bryn Mawr right too.[Note: The film was also later associated with an anthology or series of nine related animated shorts collectively itledThe Animatrix (2003), highlighted by Andy Jones"" shortFinal Flight of the Osiris.They had known each other as schoolmates:Nora: Leopold, as far as I know, you""re capable of anything, even burning a factory.