How Many Times?
This is a man heavy with regret, though oddly unashamed. His clothing and hair would still be stained with gore consistent with a serious head-wound though he is whole and rather surprised at it.
Pasha (or should we say Strelnikov?) draws himself upright. "Where the hell am I?" There is much determination and strength in his voice and the set of his muscular shoulders, but his accented English still sounds more like a man schooled to be more polite,and perhaps a little bookish.
typist: Pasha Antipov from Dr. Zhivago. Same typist (or rather typists). He's been completely re-set although I don't see him having any problem adjusting quickly this time.
Pasha (or should we say Strelnikov?) draws himself upright. "Where the hell am I?" There is much determination and strength in his voice and the set of his muscular shoulders, but his accented English still sounds more like a man schooled to be more polite,and perhaps a little bookish.
typist: Pasha Antipov from Dr. Zhivago. Same typist (or rather typists). He's been completely re-set although I don't see him having any problem adjusting quickly this time.