The General's Daughter1999

[Brenner thanks Moore's attorney, Captain Goodson, for his help with Elisabeth Campbell's medical records]

Brenner:
[about Colonel Moore] Now, did he instruct you to give me the medical records?

Capt. Goodson:
Well, not in so many words... but I think I knew his wishes. You know, anything that might help Elisabeth. I'm sure you know how much he loved her.

Brenner:
Not as much as he loved you.

Capt. Goodson:
[Goodson smiles] What do you mean?

Brenner:
I don't know. It's just something about the surprise way you came in that night, the extra care he had in making dinner.

Capt. Goodson:
What do you plan on doing about it?

Brenner:
Not a thing, other than to tell you I'm sorry about Moore and to ask you for your help.