The Bedford Incident1965

Captain Finlander:
He didn't surface during the night, he couldn't, we must've been directly over him. So he's out of breathing air. Staying down, he couldn't charge his batteries, so he can't run. And there he is. So you see, Commodore, we've accomplished the most important step. We've made him desperate.

Commodore Wolfgang Schrepke, Deutsche Marine:
He's certainly desperate. That is the danger. You are dealing with a desperate force.

Captain Finlander:
And we're a determined force.

Commodore Wolfgang Schrepke, Deutsche Marine:
YOU are in the power here, Eric. It is not a force, it is just you.

Captain Finlander:
Uh, you mean you're trying to say that, uh, you consider ME desperate.

Commodore Wolfgang Schrepke, Deutsche Marine:
No, Captain. To be frank, I consider you frightening.