Joseph Liebgott

And he says to him, you have one round.

Johnny, how many prisoners do we have? And then he says to Liebgott, you drop a prisoner, the rest will jump you.

I want all the prisoners back at Battalion CP alive.

So let's dig into this.

Do you think this is Winters trying to avoid another Spears situation? Or has he seen that Liebgott is so fired up, a bit like Garnier was in Day of Days, that he might end up doing something he regrets? I think the

confrontation with Liebgott develops that moral argument in a different direction because Winters immediately recognizes that the conditions have changed once the Germans surrender.

And during the battle, they were legitimate threats.

But as prisoners, they become people for whose safety Easy Company now bears a responsibility.

are.

Liebgott's from Scotland.

The guy that played Dick Winters is from Scotland.

They're all from around Scotland and parts of England.